The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
--LATEST NEWS FROM DENMARK
AND ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the brig Luna,
Southworth, from Tonnngen, which port she
lief, on the Cd of June
: Capt. Informs, us, that American vessels
and property were not molested at Tonn,ngen-
that no new decree for seque strating American
property had lately been issued, and that the
markets were tolerabiy good
Capt. S further adds, that it was rumored, the
French were speedily going to take possession
of Strasund and Stettin.
The Luna Game through the English Chan
mel, and on the Yth of June, off the Isle of Wight
spoke British vessel, and Captain S OBJ, aim
ed a file of London papers to the SIN of June
inclusive, which he has obligingly favored the
Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser with,
from which they have made the following ex
tracts.
d, The raising of the American embargo was
not known in London on the 5th of June.
LONDON, June S.
This morning we received variety of Ger
man. Gszettes to the gath ult. The principal
ar,icles Of intelligence given in the following
extracts:
-Esraet efa letter from Helsins5org, dated My
There has been an engagement between an
English merchant ship and Danish lugger,
commanded by Lieutenant Sonderup, in which
the Dane was beat off with the loss of two men
killed and two wounded. Three sail of the line
ral's Hsg they sent boats ashore on the Island
of Sprogoe A Swedish merchant ship has been
detained by the gun-boats at Eisineur. A con-
yoy OF eighty sail has passed Nyborg Euglish
troops have landed on the Island of Sprogoe
from the three sail of the line it was supposed
mat the Island WAS taken possession of for WA
tering place"
Ii appears from the Paris papers, to the 3Oth
dlt. that the expectations entertained by the
Court OF St. Pctersburgh, ola vigorous co-opera-
tlon on the part of the Servians against the
Turks, have been completely disappointed. The
Russian corps that passed over the right bank of
the ID lnube, has been obliged to return precipi-
tately Murat affects to make preparations for
The invasion of Sicily.
= The intelligence brought by the Gottenburgh
Mails has crested an unusual sensation of alarm
among all commercial men The hope that Sir
James Saumsrez had mistaken the tenor OF his
instructions, however, in Some degree allayed
their tears. In order TO ascertain this important
point, deputation of Merchants were this day
TO apply to the Board of Trade. Had our go
vernment attended that the Swedish ports
should be formally biockaded, there is no doubt
put the usual notice OF this intention would have
been given to the Ministers or consuls of Fo-
reign powers Such notice was published in
She Gazette, when the blockade of several OF
ahe ench ports took place ; but has not hlther
70 made its appearance with respect to the Swe
dish harbors So much alarm had been excl |
Sr James Saumarez. thai several respectabl, |
merchants came in the packet, for the purpose
OF obtaining proper understanding ttat sub
sect. 10 a question put 10 SIR SaumaTez by |
she American Consul, " Whether Anerc ans |
coming or going direct viii their own produce |
would require licences }" he replied, Z" That he |
considered the regulations meaning to ex |
clude all vessels unfortunately, unless they !
were provided with licences !" We tear that |
should Sir James have rightly Interpreted his in
structions, this measure will prove fresh source
OF contention with America, al time when the
most smicabe setilement of differences was ex
pected TO take place.
Yesterday the wound in The head of his Royal |
Hginess the duke of Cumberland was dressed
Tor tie first time. Its appearance is very favora
Bile, and denotes speedy cure.
From Embden, under the date Of the Goth Of
last month, we learn that the intelligence from
South Holland was unfavorable that all colo. 4
NAL produce beyond the Maeze had been seized.
and that the unfortunate LOUIS had been ordered
again to repair to Paris
Some letters were yesterday received in town j
from New York, by vessel arrived at Liver
pool They state that the two branches of the
Legislature had agreed to the adjournment of,
Congress on the 24ih of April, leaving certain
discretionary powers vested IN the President
Mr.. Wndham, member Of parliament, died
on the 9th OF June.
Several passengers were brought on shore to
Hastings, on Sunday, from vessel m distress
an the ofing The vessel proves to be one from
Dieppe. These passengers state, as The latest
ruDOrs when they sailed, that the ne bride
proposed for Ferdinand VII is a daughter of I,u.
Glen BOnsparte that accounts bad been received
of an insurrectl0n having lately taken place al I
Naples; and that General Sebastian, apprehen.
sye OF some summary OF investigation of trans 2
actions in SPAN, reported to have DESTROYED
himself. !
Price of stocks this day at one o'clock-3 per .
G 4 50 1-2 S. 8--3 per c. & 70 3-8--4 per c. u,
- l-2--5 pen e lOi-Omnium Ia pr. 3