The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16
Total,
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LoNpoM, September B

1t is said couple of Russian Couriers
and Danish Messenger, have recently az
rived in this country, by way of Heligo
land. Their mission is supposed to relate
to The new political situation to the north of
Europe. Some proposals, it is said, have
been made to our minister from the Russi.
an government.
Yesterday accounts were received from
the Baltic 10 The 18th instant, mentioning
the arrival of body of French troops at
Camnion, Ieptow, Goldberg and some other
Prussian ports On that sea BY the same
conveyance, we received the following letter
from Go,tenburgh:
The best informed persons here anti -
cipate an early rupture between France and
Russia the French minister at St. Peters
burg, lately made a long and strong remon
STRANGE to the Russian Government, or the
subject of three British ships having Uecu
allowed to discharge cargoes of colonial pro
duce at the email port of Sackenhusen in
Courland, and totake In ladings of naval
stores, although the French consul dt Lis
bon had particularly denounced these vessels
and rendered proofs of their being enemy's
property. The Russian Minister replied,
~ that the system Of mercantile eXclusi
OH was already carried TO an extent neon.
sisient with the happiness, & injurious to the
interests of the empire; and that although
the Emperor was sincere in his hostility 10
the English he was DESTROYS to mitigate to
his people the seventies of the war, when
ever he could do so, consistently with the
honest discharge of his other obligations. -
Should a rupture take place between the ALI
ed courts Sweden will necessarily be iDvolv
ed in the contest, and compelled TO take &C
tive measures against England.
There are now in the roads below, up
wards of 1900 vessels 10 or from English
ports. Those destined for the Baltic are,
/ fear, in danger, as all the Prussan ports
are, or shortly will be, occupied by French
troops"
October s.
From German PaherS.
In the Asiatic and European Turkey, the
enthusiasn Of the W ar is without example
The rich people in the country seud more re
cruits to the Pachas of the provinces, than
they are bound to furnish--msny Of them
take The field i'll person. Cypria, Gambia
and all The Islands of the Archipelago, have
sent numerous contingents to Cons; am mo-.
pie. The resolution of the Grand Sui IAN
to take the field, has undoubtedly contribu
ted much to this enthusiasm. They expect
In Constantnople fine corps Of Mimelukes
from Egypt, which the Beys have furnish
ed. There are many naval British officers
i'm the Turkish 1eet in the Black Sea.
VENICE, September /.
The hotila which, on the 9Th utimo. set
sail from our arsenal, consists OF lrigate of
SO guns, three schooners ard Other smaller
vessels Of war--in The whole, nine. 1t is
cruizlng between Malamola and Cheozza,
and is destined to drive the English from
our waters.
frankfort, on The Maine, SEPT. ID.
We are assured that triple alliance is
onthe point OF being concluded by the three
great powers.
Unde the direction Of French engineers,
tile Notifications of the City of Dantzic,
which suffered severely during the last siege,
are not only repaired, but several new OUT
works are also constructed.
TURKEY.
SEMLIN, August 81 - strong Turk
isb army is assembling in Upper Bulgaria,
betaeen Sophia, Nicogoli and Widden.---
THIS army is destined according 10 crcum
Stances, either to take the Russian army be
fore SchumIa, or march 10 the succour Of
Rudschuck, or even 70 penetrate into Yves
tern WalIacbia. Bat what diminishes the
danger 10 the Russians from this army, is
the sudden resolution which the Grand vi.