The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07

lecmps at independence by any OF our ultra
marine possessions. as long as Spain shall
nor be totally aud completely suojugated BY
the French, which event this government
Hope win never De realized
"Bs our lates; adviccs from the Peninsula.
nothing material had occurred dawa to the
middle OF this month BY the advices We
nave from France, it appears that some
ldivisions of the army on their march tow ards
Spain. had received orders to GO into Brit.
tany. where, it is stated. a large encamp-
ment is tobe shortly made. The latest ad
wees from Germany, principally relate to
the new alliance that is forming between
France and Austria. which has for its oh
Ject the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Ottoman
Empire"
| LONDON. July 10 Letters of the 26,h
ut from Gibraltar. assert, that the Reg n
cy at CadiZ feeling secure from the at
tempts OF the French to subdue that place
have deemed it expcdient to send S 900 men
| to Algeziras, to cut off or harrass the
French on their retreat from that part of
the Peninsula
The same letters state. that the inhabi..
tants OF Madrid have several times attempt.
ed 70 eXtricate themselves from the oppres.
sion of the French in that city but with
out success, owing to the enemy's force be
Ing too great. Their spirit. though restrain
ed. isby no means subdued
The brave General O'Donnel partly
from the severity OF his wounds, and partly
from disgust, has resigned his command.
The French bad been repused i'm an at.
tack UPON Migu,enza, and General Doyle
left Tariagona with reinforcement of
$500 men and large supply of provisions
Tor thai place no apprehensions were ca
'eTtaned tor its SAFETY. Soult Gas well as
Augereau } is said to have been disgraced.
ard recalled from his command. The pa
trlotic army ut the centre, was in formi
dao,e state of reorganization, and shortly
respected to present formidable front to
tue enemy.
PORTUGAL
The treaty with the Prince Regent of
Por1ngal consists of upwards Of seventy ar
tucics. In one respect, the Portuguese ne.
sociators seem to have misunderstood their
Interests. Numerous privileges are .piveo
! 20 the native ships of both Grea; Britaia
and Portugal; but those to Portugal are
restricted to such vessels as are built ei;her
III Portugal or the Brasls-comp sing not
| more than two fitths of the shipping bro
perry of the Portuguese
AMSTERDAM June 16.-Our national
tunas Continue depreciating, although we
have hardly any trade or business. The 81
OF 1907, at 81 S-4-the 6 per cent of 1909,
at so 4-and the per cent at IA
per cent.
The importation of any kind of grain into
| IL Hand. is by la e order of his Imperial
NaJesty, strictly prohibited. To say from
france, brabant, and the countries upon
the Kline Oar Commerce is thus of such
little consequence, as not to merit any S ate
ment Every thing languishes and is at
stand.-So much the more, as even our
t.itins export trade is now entirely stop
ped
There was yesterday at the Marine De-
partment a considerable sale of coffee. cot
ton. indigo and several other articles, &C
companied with importation Certificates for
tranCe-the following are some at the pri
ces obtained:
For C f>e in bales IsI to 22st. according
% quality.
June 20.--The cause of the sudden depar
ture from this country of his EXceilency the
Count de la Rcchctaucauld, the French am
oassador, is imputed 10 grievoss insult
committed by some person or persons an
known, upon one of his servants in full live
ry; for the discovery OF which our minister
OF Police has offered reward of $3.50 gull
ders-but all the resea riches hitherto made
have proved without effect
During the last week the King has dis
missed all the military persons belonging to
the provinces recently coded to France -
Since now as French subjects, they must en-
ter into his majesty's service
Pairs June 6,--M 11ichaur, uho by
order of fhe Minister Of Finances has
MADE a Uoyage in the interior eff the Uni
led Stafes Of HmeI1ca, TO seek for forest
freeS frofer TO be TRANSPORTED 10 France,
has Hu6Eshed q suork, containing The re-.
SuifS II his voyage. under the Hfle of" His
tory OF the Forest Trees of North .dmeri
ca, considered principally as TO their use
tulness in the arts and in commesce''
Extract IF letter from, Nahtz dated 1oh
17ay, received by merchant in Neu-
York.
The duties .fred by the tariff of our
custom houses nf,on colonial merchandise
in which is included drugs, $h,ces. and ge~
neraHy Me firoducfionS u me t7vo Indies
tic hroceedS Of capture or confscatfon and
(which may be Permttcd 10 enter. are dou-
6ied. IRerchandize faken and introduced
from a foreign hort and from me colonies,
which 70 sH9Gered 10 remain in France, trt.
me duties"
A Burlin paper contains the following an =
ecdote There Is IN Russia society esta-
blished for the purpose Of promoting rural e.
economy; TO this society the famous dramatist
Kotzcbue is secretary. In order TO promote
the objects OF the Institution, the society had