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

We find in both a re-assertioa and yindicati1
on ot his original principles.
The decree (excepi in The mere LIST of ar.
lticles allowed tobe imporred) differs. it will
be seen, entirely from that which appear
ed IN morning paper, and purporte't TO be-
a translation o. the. official document --
he Chamber of Commerce. contrary TO
what was there stated, does not appear az
all i'm the business; the decree seems TO have
emanated solely bom Bonaparte. IL is true
IT sanctions the importation OF colonial pros
duce :, but upon an implied, though NOT an
expressed understanding hat the previous
laws whether RESTRICT 2 or regulating i'm
portatirn are 70 be r.g,rly main aimed ---@.
| Ehe articles imported If suspected 10 come
| from an eremy's port. or 20 be enemy's pro.
lperty, produce or manufacture, are liable to
| strict examination. and to Ccnfiscation in
case they shall be found TO be falsely desert.
bed There is no great commercial facili-
| ty in this.
| /, lhe letter to general Armstrong announs
ces the condsHonaL revocation OF the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES. They are TO cease to
De In force after the list day OF November.
! upon either OF these two conditions: that we
snail revoke our orders in council. and re
nounce the new principles of blockade or
that the y. $ shall cause their rights 10 he
respected by us. The meaning Of this is.
1 m
the war of l756, and limit our rights of sci.
zure and detention to vessels entering norts
under strict blockade; or that America ia
10 go to war with us. for the purpose OF as.
serting what, IN the present maritime code,
! OF apce, IS called the right of neutrals-
phere is nothing new, therefore, in this of.
ter OF the French governments. The same
| PROPOSAL has been made more than once e,
the American Minister. France has re-
neg fpH forl <I,l.o IL.
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, provided we res.
cinded our orders in council The British po-
vernment mutans mutondis, has made the
same declaration
now the only question for. conside alton
Is, does this prop sal OF The French minister
Tor foreign affair amNunt Ia tina kind of alb
soiute remuneration hi,u shpul induce our.
soveinment 70 esc'nd its orde in councils
We tn ak no. But the mere rescindiny oe
she orders IN counci will not satisfy Bona
parte.' He has attached 10 the perform nance,
OF ms part of the arrange ment, condition
| or ours, which he well kuCws no n,isister.
IN ms country would dare To acccep -
namaly. that OF renonuc'rg those prircinless
OF blockade, to the vigorous assertion of
winch we owe in great degree, our MARI
time ascendancv
Again' we are to observe that the Berlin
ana Nhah DEGREES are not de .facto e. in
req 10 tue LIST OF November before whicls
time Bonaparte no doubt expects that onr.
ORDERS I'D council will have been rescinded
l'hu 10 spare him the humiliation of HAVING
ceen '"e hHst 70 give Way) or, that the II.
o. In consequence of this liberal fer wiIS
nave declared war against this countrv.
ne letter, in other respects, IS as insidi-
gu Gus communication as ever issued from the
FRENCH government lis object rather an
pears to be the encouragement ne ,ba - =
Ffench faction in America, than the ar
rangemsnt OF debated point of policy -.
ne remcyal-o OF the embargo does not seem
10 be much relished by Bonaparte. The CO
ques'iation Of the American vessels in ,hss
french ports, is stated to be a necese,r,1
consequence OF the measure that foIlowets
we Can ind no offer here TO restore these
s"ips mat, we presume, will depend on the,
part that the government of the II 6 wiz
IN consequence of this invitation to throw
down the gauntlet to US, think proper to a /.
dept. ~
ST. August 20.
fresh disturbances have broken out in thr.
Tyrol. =" VIC
FROM THE LONDON COURIER,
a conspiracy against the life of Bonaparte
IS said TO have been discovered at Breda &
Two OF ths principal persons engaged in il
arrested ~
1t is reported that flag If rice arrived
Gh Saturday at Dover with. dispatches re-
la'ive to cartel We doubt the report.
NO Dover letter has been received this morn.
ing mentioning such an arrival
ST. PETERSBURG july II
lhe papers of the merchant fleet arrived.
from iennerffe. are still under examina--
tIon. The examination of the papers of
neutrals will henceforth be confucted bv
The treasurer of the Empire Baron Kamiben,.
hause.
His Majesty has. by a rescript addressed
to the Minister of the Interior. appointed =
special commission to deliberate upop aIt
matters that may bs advantageous tn he
manufacturers Of the Empire and pa1tcu.
arly that OF Woollens.
ENGLISH 7iIN1sTER1AE REMARKS,
From tie Courier.
" 1t isto be remarked, that Bonapsrte az.
lects 70 prescribe conditions to the revoca.
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