The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02

ton three ships of the u. States, with valu
able cargoes, had been released, and i. was
hoped that this concession would be made
throughout all the ports Of Norway. An o.
pinion generally prevailed, that the King
of Denmark would be the successful can /,
tlidate for the succession to the Swedish
Throne. -, . -f,.s
a letter from Rostock gives .unfavorabie
accounts OF the state of affairs at that port.
IL appears that measures of great severity
mad been resorted to IN that harbor against
all American ships, and'th none of them
were permitted to land any part oftheir car
| goes. =
| Refeoi ofthe Union--The Right Hon.
! fienry Grattan, and the Hon. Mr.. h Shaw,
10 be delegated TO present the Petition 10
the King. praying tor a Repeal of fhe Act
OF Union and restoration of the Parlia-
ment of Ireland.
| Bread There was no court of Alder
men held this day the Lord Mayor, after in
specting the returns, ordered the price
OF bread to be reduced one penny per peck.
Paris papers to the 18th inst. arrived last
night. They Contain some accounts from
the East OF Europe, according to these, the
genesal action between the Turks andl'the
Russians, which took place near Schh.ma
as we stated yesterday lasted three DAYS.
| On the two first (the 11th and 18th ui. !
the Turks had decidedly the advantages:
out the Russians said to have renewed
the engagement on the 10th. when they to-
tally defeated the former. The final result
OF the operation is. however. given on au
thority which is acknowledged TO be rather
questionable.
Letters from Amsterdam state, that Ma
Poieon was expected there yesterday; and
domiciliary visits are expected immediately
to follow for the purpose of ascertaining the
quantity OF colonial produce subject to the
| new duties.
| AMSTERDAM, Aug. 6.
The following notice has been published
1.-The Director of the Imperial Custom.
hastens to acquaint the Merchants, that
decree OF the Emperor and King dated Jaly
81, which has been just communicated to him
by his most Serene Highness the Arch Chan.
cellor of the Empire, Duke of Placentia.
contains some notifications and alterations
In the arif, that have been already publish
cd winch are to be applied to the colonial
produce already in Holland and that the
same decree regulates the manner and Pc
RODS OF payment. He feels it. to be his DIN
ty to make public this decree, as we'll as the
iarif, to put an end to the impatience of
the mercantile classes. -
I PALACE OF ST. CLouD. July 81. 1910.
y Napoleon. by the Grace of God and fhe
constitution, Emperor of the French, KING
OF italy, Protector of the Confederation of the
rhine, Mediator of the Swiss Confederacy.
oc' "c. exc. we have decreed, and do de
| cree as follow.
Art. ]. The duty of SO per cent. to which
colonial produce in Holland is subject. by our
Imperial Decree of the 9th of July, 1910. is
TO be paid within the first Is DAVIS of San
| tember.
The payments may be paid in bonds with
sufficient security, taken for the amount of
third OF the duty, at three, six, and nine
months Those who are not disposed to a
vail themselves of this delay. and who are
Wiling toPay In advance, will receive an a.
placement OF one half per cent per month.
:" The duty of fifty per cent. or the value
VIII be collected according to the schedule
| annexed to the present decree. Thew. how
ever, who will deliver in their declarations
before the 18th August, will pay ONLY forrv
per cent instead of fifty that is to saw
rift. ..4,s
: Such colonial produce as shall not be de
clared before the first of September, the
term hxed by our decree Of the 9th 1nIv.
shall be seized and confiscated. Every pro
Prietor or depositary, who shall not have
made the prescribed declaration, shall be
subject to the payment over and above of
sum equal 70 the value of the merchan.
dize."
SeHwERIN, Aug. /.
Our Gazette ofto-day contains the follow.
ing edict ''"'
Whereas instances have shewn that III.
North American flag is wrongfuly made
use OF by the English to import prohibited
goods and elude the we'll known vigilance
pursued by the imperial French government
to prevent the illicit trade in Colonial bro
duce. which for considerable time has not
been shipped off from any port i'm North A
merca therefore we hereby direct th.,
no American ships. shall henceforth be adj
mltted in any port of our dominions. and the
Military Committees in Rastock and Weis-
mar are charged 10 watch over the punc,n
al execution of this order.
| FREDERICK FRANCIS
Dooereau, July 90, 1910"
PETERsRURcH, July 2i.
| Baron Kambahausen, Treasurer rs ,ba
Empire, who is charged with the decision of
all Questions and doubts arising with regard
10 the documents OF neutral ships which ar.
rive ID RUSSIAN ports, caused personally
few days back the seals to be Dur ON ali H.
SHIPS lately arrived with cargoes III Cron
stadt In the rest of the Bsl,ic norts thE
same measure has been adopted
DUNKIRK, Aug 10. 1910.
Inc American vessels which had been
detained here, are ordered to be released.
TORRENT, Aug. 3
, This morning at 8 o'clock, the American
galliOt, the Flash, arrived from NV y,,rL