The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

um. Ihe Ming OF denmark appears from
the first to have had no chance Of success
all tue states beng unanimous in their oppo-
sl,ion To him. The orders of the clergy and
the peasants had declared against Berna-
do,re the first, it is said. OH account Of his
religion, the latter becauss he was French
man. There does not the least suspicion
appear no be entertained of the possibility of
Gustavus Adolphus Conling forward to assert
his rights to the Throne
+ The late convulsion IN the mercantile
world has given rise To project of a. new
JOINT Stock Company, with a capital of FIVE
millions under the title of " The Commerce
al Loan and interest Company" 1t is to be
DIVIDED into three branches.
!. The Deposit Branch for general ac :.
commodation on real property, the profit
OF which to accumulate at compound inter-
est. Nf
2. Interest Branch. by which persons NAV
deposit small sums, and receive the compa-
ny,s bills bearing interest. -
3. Credit Branch, by which subscribers
may draw at 183 days. 9 and IL months date
on the company, for three foirths Of the "a
mount his stock, upon his cognovif to pro-
vide for the same days before the period
OF his bills-by this his capital is to be made
active. "a -
The plan has many details, and it Is said,
that of the first characters in this city pat :
ronize the plan. :" a.,
Ve7u Silver Coinage are happy
70 learn, that in addition to ten millions Of SIS.
bank dollars which are new stamping by
Messrs: Watt and Bolton, new silver coin
age OF Half Crowns. Shillings and Sixpen
ces. rs IN state of great forwardness.-
When these are issued. those in circulation
are to be received at the Bank of England,
only according to their weight.
Aug IS, halt hast z p. M.
10 day we have no arrivals from either
france or Holland. but we have some infor-
| nation from the latter, by two Dutch gentle
men VINO lett that country by the last convey
ance 1t is impossible to express, unless in
huenced by the same passions, the indigna.
ton which the conduct of Bonaparte has cx-
cited. The turpitude of Lewis has awak-
ened the same feelings, and he is said
toihave embezzled the sum of 90 millions of
ducats, which had been transmitted to Ger
many
I Austrian Decree.
The prohibitory laws interdicting the adj
mission OF colonial produce have not been
found sufficient. A new Decree has been
signed by the Emperor, commanding that
coffee shall, under no pretence, be received
into private houses, or used for domestic
consumption, and penalties are enacted on
those WHO shall dare to transgress that man.
date.
1t is supposed that some relaxation of this
Decree will be applicable to cases hereaf-
ter, where coffee and other colonial produce
shall be obtained through the mediam of
France.
British army in PorfugaL-The ira
ding ship George has reached Falmouth
| from Lisbon after passage of Ia DAYS. -
n gentleman from that capital has this day
favored us with some acceptable intellip
ehce. Inc number of British troops, accor
Ding to the latest returns, appeared to be 20,
ooo effective men, not including the 9TH re-
giment' which had just arrived from Hall
lax, and which was composed of remarka
bly, tine seasoned troops. The Portuguese
regulars and even the vclusteers, were we'll
cNothed and vnade respectable and soldis r
like appearance. With general Hill are Sc
veral native regiments. Some of the HidaI-
goS who had commanded under him, had
been put under arrest, on account of their
offensive department on one or more occa
sions, when they manifested less temper and
discretion than warm h and Courage. The
| vast embouchnre of the Tagus was full of
shipping, for the reception and convoy of the
| army. should necessity require its re.em-
harkation. The northern bank was lined with
| batteries. but the southern shore was des
titute OF single gun, and there we're none
mounted even on the ramparts of Armada,
| which was constructed to protect the navi
cation. Just before this person passed the
bar, large transport with convalescents was
proceeding up the Tagus that they might re :
\ sumo active duty in the camp. BY the ship o
which we have referred, we are fayoured
with the following communication
| LISBON, Aug. 8.
News of no later date than the 3Ist has
reached us from our army, though we might
have had it later by at least dav. You
may easily conceive what anxiety we feel.
The letters received here communicate no
news, and indeed every one seems very care.
full in describing particulars relative to our
army"
GLASGOW. Aug %.
Letters from Dunkirk, of the 18th inst
state, that the French government will not
grant licenses for the importation of cooni.
NAL produce until the End of November,
when it will appear what has been the de
termination of the British government i'm
consequence of the Conditional revocation
of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES the ope-
hratiou OF which Will cease upon the terms
speci6ed) ohave effect the first of the same
month.
The Dutch have hitherto had a mild and
considerable Sovereign Bonsqarte is now
going To Amsterdam to shew them the diff
FROM TIE PORTUGUESE PAPERS.
LIsBoN, Aug. 2.
Copy Of dispatch from his Excellency
Marshal O.. &. Beresford to his Excellen-
cy ID. Miguel Pereira Forjsz.