The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02

on her wav 20 Naples.
The ci-devant Queen of Holland, under the |
name OF Madame Durougski of Warsaw, ar
rived at Lausanae on the 10Th of July, with
a suite OF ten persons. She took view Of
the cathedral and the envirous, and at five
mex, morning set OF for Slecheton, near &c
neva.
From the noniteur.
Marshall the Prince of Elsing having
received information that the English army
was in motion, sent strong accommodating
party in the direction of Fort Conception,
with orders to push on as far as Almeida -
The English had laid mines to blow up the
fort, which they had no inclination TO defend
against the troops to which the fortress of
Ciudad Rodriguhad so recently surrendered
at discretion. They accordingly fred them
at the reproach of the accommodating party.
and evacuated post which advantageously
supported Almeidar The explosion was not
general, two bastions only having been da
mayed. The Emperors troops occupy tie
tort. wh'chtaa eeasily and speedily Out
IN the best state of defence. The fortress of
Almeida is invested. - 49,
General Sebastiani, has reported under
date OF the 29th June, that an d;tion
which he had directed upon Castri,. On the
frontier of Murcia, had Completely DESTROYED
body of insurgeats,thas had been Joined 5y a
detachment of regular troops from Murcia !:
NOT AMMAN ofthem escaped, alphaving been eli.
tner Killed or taken. Imcgnsequence of this
expedition several towns. such as Huesca Or
Ia, &c. sent ,deputations to declare their sinh
mission. and their resolution of defending
themselves against the Insurgents, should
'hey again make their appearance Every
thing goes on we'll in the province ofCrana-
da. ssas n, ~
"A galliott belonging tosthe enemy, bound
to Cadlz with cargo of Colonial produce,
was captured eleven leaghesin' the uffing by
a Vessei belonging to our f1JtilIa. in sight of
the English. Captures OF This sort Ike place
daily off Cadiz, Malaga, &c. Nine of their
ooa,s, with IA men on board each, were
lately taken as they we're endeavourine to
approach Puerto Real" a
ROYAL CAMP or PALE, July 90. dsN
Inc conscrption for the present year has
oeen very successful Five thousand con
scripts, raised in consequence of the decree
OF the yth OF March, are ready to join the ar.
my: They burn with eagerness to graphic
with the enemy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 8
AT length Mr.. Adair, the English Ambas-
nan Pacha on Mosday last. He presented
RS Charge d'Agaires and to fill his situati
on during his absence, Mr.. Canning, Secre-
tary OF Legation. The Pacha, according to
.he usual practice, presented some beauti
Jul pelisses to the Gentlemen ofthe Embas
| sy and very valuable snuff box to Mr.
dair.
More than eighty vessels laden with corn
and flour entered the port of Constantinople
the day before yesterday, for the supply of
the imperial magazines. There is every
appearance a ct fine harvest, as well in A
STA as Romela.
Banks Of the Danube, July 80
Letters from Odesa assert, that the Turks
are disposed to procure peace by the ga
cIihce OF the provinces OF Wallachia and
Moidavia. ""u
LONDON. August 10.
FRENCH DEGREES.
hitno the enormous weight of the dnties
imposed would appear to amount to almost
Pronloition, and although some entertain
ed doubts of the authenticity of the me-
sure, it produced yesterday a great sensa
tion IN the Commercial World. Sugar. we
understand, rose 10 per cent, all other ca
lohiai produce IN proportion, in consequence
Oh the very large purchases made I'm these
arucles by houses thar have been in the ba
DIT OF trading to the continent. The mr.;
vate letters from Paris, to the On sta,e
that II had produced also great sens,t;or
on The continent They add, that this De
cree under the construction il has received
20 .'iooPeeuNe IN us operation and that
on the obedience of the proprie,ors to its
conditions, the sequestration of all American
ssnips and carg oes is to be taken Off Il had
been practically acted upon in The ports of
St. Sebastians and Bordeaux, where the
confiscation of American vessels had been
suspended. We have also adyices that
ship from the U. States, laden with cotton
had entered the latter port, and had
been permitted to discharge her cargo. on
conforming to the acquisitions Of the new
tariff. "e"
g. Aug. 81.
The shipments of linen from Ireland RI
the American market, have for some week
been unusually great.
here was an import from Liyerpool las,
week of 22,S26 bushels of wheat. and II 300
barrels OF four
An article from Berlin SAYS. that Mrs. IA. |
tnurst, the, wife, of the Eng ish Envoy. who
disappeared at Perleberg, is at present in |
that capital.
according TO report in private letters
from the Continent, it appears thar new
conspiracy against Bonaparte had Been dis
covered at Breda, and that two OF the chief
agents IN the plot had been secured. 1t has
been hinted that this is perhaps brts a pre- 3
tended conspiracy the parl of the French |
government. IN order to get rid of certain |
persons IN Holland who may be sappo ed 70 I
pc particularly hostile TO the vie SIS of the +
Gallo Tyrant.
The London Star OF the 21st Of Auous,
speaks confidently of the repeal of the Or,
OerS i'm CnunrH