The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

- A"c Poi'eu rigorous regulations by the
French Government, against the very limi
ted personal intercourse that subsis.s be
tween that country and this are confirmed
oy letters from Paris of the 4 h Inst.
lhey also communicate the following ex
PLANTATION OF the decree lately passed, respec
ting maritime trade -
:. = Inaherial Decree ofed July.
the Prohibition of gram (esfa6Hshed
6y the decree of The ED July )from the is
land Of Schoecen 20 L'Orienl, ertends il
seJ also TO Uesseis hrov,ded zuifh licenses
NO grain may be erhortsd 6etzveen l.
o,1enf and Bordeau,r 6ut by French Shihs,
Tuhfeh shat, ar the same time be Obliged 10
lake haiffheir cargoes of qvine or brandy.
g Foreign vessels hroUidcd with licences.
Uhteh may enter fhe fiorts Of France. shall
nor 6e aiio7ved 10 make anu further use of
The same.
=" Inc co0sting trade is reserved crclu
stOefy according 10 the old lazvs. TO French
vessels Of 7uhtch the crezvs niusf consist of
French masters, and three fourths French
sailors
the French Government. we are sorry to
ind, Is SO backward in meeting the laudable
proposals OF the British Minis nv for an ex
change OF prisoners. that our hopes of a spec
dy establishment of cartel become far less
sanguine than they were few DAYS since.
sion, as far as it is justif able and consistent
WIKI national honor, will, we trust and be
lleVe, be wanting on the part of the Bri
fish government but before the friends and
relatives OF the prisoners and the detained
IN either country hAtter themselves with
assurances OF the speedy release of those
persons, they should recollect that it NAV
oe doubtful whether the otherpa to the
negotiation brings into it the same concilia
fesFD t1ne
or even the same anxious desire for its com
pletion, that will we trust, be found to have
marked the conduct of the British govern
ment.
Lately, When Louis Bonaparte and his
wife we're at Paris on the occasion of Bona
parties marriage, Louis lived at his mothers
hotel, and his wife at another Her chill
dren have always been considered as the
children OF BonaParte, and not of Louis
Hence Louis. in resigning the Crown says.
" Igive it up to you. Napoleon Bonaparte,
and ur's-that is. to your son who PAS
ses for mine, and to my zyife, BY schon, you
had this son. A most curious family
ADMIRALTY COURT July 10.
Charlotte, Elnor, nasrer This Anne
rican vessel, laden with sugar from Gotten.
burg to St. Petersburg, was captured by
the Desire, while steering toward the Tex
ell, and the question was, whether from the
state of the weather the master was under
the necessity of so doing The Court had
the assistance of Trinity Masters, who gave
their opinion in favor OF the claimants -
Restored subject to captor's expences.
A bag ofletters arrived this morning from
goiand--,hey mention that intelli :.
gence has been received there from Holland
OF battle having been fought between Lord
yelling on and Massena. in which the lat
1aFa ta1 ,E..n 4 4
to find this intelligence correct-out no
official accounts to that effect have reached
Government.
The French troops are marching from the
coast of Holland
We received this morning some Dutch pa
pcrs and letters 10 the 50th ut The lat err
state that General Molttor's division has on
a sudden been ordered to march from III an
burgh for Spain
BANKS OF THE ELBE, June so. "A few
days ago General Count MoItOr received a
Courier from Paris with orders for his whole
division to break up from Hamburger and
the Hanse Town, and their territory for
Spain. In consequence of this order the
four battalions Of infantry and two reg ments
OF cavalry composing he ,rrison of Ham
burgh, broke up IN the 27t1 directing their
march towards Holland. 1t is imposs bic to
express what reluctance the French Officers
and Soldiers have for going to Spain they
look upon such march as no better than a
march to the other world
Yesterday FIVE Companies of French infan
try. Coming by forced marches from Irav-
emunde and Lebeck, entered Hamburger,
and now form its temporary garrison. In
the course OF next month the whole division
of Morand, near 90 600 men Strong, is ex
pected in the Hanse Towns.
Sir Richard Keats is appointed to the
command Of the British Squadron in the Bay
of Cadiz. The whole Navy of England, a.
bundant as it is in talent and enterprise,
could not have furnished an Officer better
qualified for this particular service. Sir
Richard has peculiar claims to the conf
tlence of the Spaniards.
July 10. The Funds have experienced a
considerable fall in Consequence Of the late
failures in the city OmDium being down,
at the opening Of the market, to par, but tow
ards the close it got up an eighth.
The principal article contained in the
French Papers, from which we make ex-