The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-06


0~ii inc same iervor or public attachment In
the whole course of his journey. After vi
sitting the Liverpool Academy, &c. &c. he
returned to the Exchange, where he was met
by the collected body of merchants, &c. and
hailed by repeated cheers.
From our CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON September Is,
Haifhas. z p. M
This morning mail arrived from He'll.
goland-German papers to the Sd Ham
burg letters to the 9Th, and Heligoland to the
9TH
HELIooLAND, Sep. 6.-Great alarm
continues to prevail in this island. which has
not been decreased by the order from the
King of Denmark imposing an EMBARGO
on all the ports of Holstein. This. we pre-,
sumo, has been done for the purpose of keep
ing secret an expedition some time prepar
ing. Previous to this decree, we had GER
tain information of great activity in all the
Danish harbors, as we'll as in the 1exel TO
hrehare an erfedition to ATTEMPT the con
fogration Of the property on this island
In consequence of the terror inspired by this
information, all persons owning fine manufac-
tured goods, haze removed them higher up
from the beach, and out of the enemy's
reach, unless he effect landing, of which
we have no fear. A great deal of colonial
produce, SC. remains near the shore, which
might without great difficulty be burnt. Our
Hamburg letters mention that every ship of
war from Dunkirk to the north of Jutland, is
preparing for sea. Some great enterprise is
expected"
From German Pahers.
CoPENHAGEN, Aug. 28.-An English
frigate attempting to land her crew at Ram
baes, near Chrstiansand, relinquished the
attempt on the approach of our division -
Intelligence from Norway says the Danish
gun boats have captured "a English mer-
Chantmen.
IiAMsURe. Sep. 1.-The equipment of
the feet at Antwerp proceeds 1000 men
are daily engaged upon it. Perhaps the
most beautiful ship. of 80 guns, ever built in
that port, was lately launched.
Banks ofthe Ei6e, Sen. 1.-The English
feet continues to Cruise between Ioulon and
Corsica. Small parties occasionally land and
do much mischief An English squadron
cruizes in Leghorn roads, and obstructs the
coasting trade.
VIENNA. Aug. &c On the 4th of Au :
gust bloody affair took place near Rudse
buck, in which the Turks lost 700 killed !;
the details have NOT reached The re
port that Rudsehuck had been given up was
premature, as we'll as the reported conven-
ton of peace between the Russians and The
Porte. Several regiments of Austrian Cav
airy have marched for the frontiers of Wall
lachia.
10 day and yesterday it is asserted on ALL
thorisy of the Greek Merchants that the
Turks have gained a considerable advan-
tage over the Russians.
NAPLES, Aug. 13.-All things proceed
in the best manner for the invasion of Sicil-
ly; the injury done to our fiotilla by the en-
my last month being repaired.
General Orders-Royal Camp of Piale,
Aug. 8. The engagement of yesterday, in
which four Neapolitan gun boats gained a
complete victory over seven of the enemy,
assisted by several Scilian vessels, has af-
fordcd to his majesty (Murat) another salts
factory proof of the skill and gallantry of his
marine. His Majesty has the fullest reli-
ance on his subjects connected with the ia =
val and military departments of the expedi-
ton, and is confident that neither Courage
nor talent is wanting to render the projected
invasion effectual. II. M. returns his royal
thanks to the officers and men engaged in
these services, and has directed that the
same be communicated to the whole arma >.
ment.
(Signed)
.GRENIER.
LEGHoRH, Sep. f2.-The Duke of Otran
to lFouche] on his arrival hired ship in
which he will proceed to Naples, or the Is
land of Eliza
CONCERNS OF GERMANY.
HAMBURG, Sep. 1.---By the treaty with
Italy, Bavaria is TO acquire somewhat more
than half the Tyrol.
CAssEL, Aug. 25.--A camp of 5000 men
is to form and lie near this city of which
the Westphaian regiments Oh their march
will form part.
MUNICH, Aug. 10 The 10000 Bava
rians. under lieut.. gen. Baron Wrede, said to
be going to Spain, are to be put on the peace
establishment.
HAEovER, Aug. 3o.--Sh;ps with any,
or even without any papers, are now per.
mitted to enter the ports ofRussia, if in bal
Iast----accoUntS received this day say that
the same concessions are made in the ports
of France;
Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
"LIvERPooL, Sept. IS,
Our harvest, whose commencement
and progress has been attended with parti
cularly fine weather, is now nearly finished
in the principal corn counties, and the wheat
proves to be greatly superior to what the
most sanguine expectation had, at one time.
anticipated. Although it is thinner upon
the ground in some districts than has occa
sionally been the case, yet this deficiency
will in great measure be compensated by
a PrOportionate increase of weight in the
grains, which are not only large and well
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