The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-24

1 Ahe brave ber, the inpkeeper ot IN
lspruck aud rytse leader, has been taken
and shot at Mah.
Six French rments arrived at Hamburg
20th of Feb. has said they were to occu
lPy the three Heatic cities, as well as the
Coasts OF NorthId Baltic seas, to exclude
English commtk. st 4
A French DEE is mentioned, prohibiting
any Colonial price. whether American or
English, passinhe line of customs ut Ham
burgh. comiDgIm any ports of the Danish
territory. 'rhiIamburgh merchants who
nave Amer'cdconsignments via Tonnin
gen. are fearf,hc French will enter Eol-
stein aud seizee great quantity of Ameri
can produce hfded there.
Parliament voted a subsidy to support
a Portuguese teiu Portugal.
| NEW YORK, April 10 |
fsstrract Of G Ter. from an insetfeent and
RESPECTABLE entin Nantz. 10 MS friends
IN this Cifyfated FEB. 10.
| Our affaingrow more gloomy every
Gay, and haaost all hopes of seeing the
Representation moved from the American
properly. Thhay / left Bordeaux, Geo,
Sth.) an alarIhg letter was received by
INC director Ole Customs. from Monsieur
Collin, Direcrt General at Paris.
"A small Atimoie scfooner, Captain |
lsacobs, had escred the Garonhes in real
distress, (bYsdA to St. Sebastisns.) with !
cargo OF tpacco and was seized by the /
custom house. officers, because she was less |
than one hpnded tons brrthea, and conse
qaently couidaot bring tobacco to France.
Monsieur C,in writes, IN answer to a |
letter sent hin by the director of the Gus
toms at BordauX, that he had mistaken
the real giouu on which thcabove schoon
err was to bcseized-that it WAS not for
the triiiing diererce of few tons in her
ourthen, norl5f merely violating the deci
sion (hct,) oithe 1+h of April, 1908, but
on account o6cr nationality being Ameri
can, and as uch, was POSSIBLY liable to
confiscation Eie then orders the director to
make a new tizure, founded on the vessel
being Amerien, to have new Process per
oat made oui and sent him, stating that
the vessel ScEargo was American, and that
he would uPe the condemnation at the
council OF Prizes. l saw copy of the let
ser---rhis proceeding appears to me to be
declaratio1ef war. 1t is also reported,
here, that oilers have been given to sell
the vessels aid cargoes in Spain, for the
PROFIT and baefit Of the French Govern
ment
"The Emperor grants licenses to export
wine, grain. &c. to any port or place, and
bring back d. woods, potashes, sc. Cot.
ton is not among the articles permitted to
De imported, and especially not from the u
States. "...MFrc. .Hdvertiser.
Extract Of seuer from Paris, dated
March OH, ifcefved via London, BY the
Juno, in % ddys.fron, Portsmouth, I'm
gland. J 10 Btston
" Ihe changes taking place on the con-
tlnent, are 80 rapid, you can hardly follow
them.-'-Bonaparte marrics the daughter
OF the Emperor of Austria. He has stretch
ed his arms across the Northern frontiers,
and will seal up the channels Of coumerce
+ .Aea;> -.---f-.'s--'- ar rf,- -1IIcfste7, of
tne great Emperor, or the French eagles
viii be planted nihe walls of St. Peters
burg ; and thus will Alexander be punish
ed tor his treacheiy to Austrir AS to A..
mericans. their case is hopeless. When
viii our government realise the views of
France She promises every thing, and
condemns every thing Already have the
American vessels seized at St. Sebastians,
arrived at Bayonnc /: and their cargees de-
posted IN the government stores. The
sale will soon be made for the benefit of
the imperial Treasury. Id.
Ecfract Of a letter receiped BY commerce.
al hoitSe :oFthi city, from their agent IN
France, dated
Dor DEAUx, Feb. 4.
As was about closing this letter y.
-----------.----, who came from Bordeaux, &,
was Carried into ST. Jean de Luz, has receiv-
ed and shewn me the following letter from
Gen Armstrong, dated Paris, Jan. 80
q" have received your letter OF the oath
inst. and exceedingly regret the embarrass
ments with which you have met the czpla
nations l have received with regard to The
seizure made of all our slips, &c. Ia the ports
OF Spain, are not of character to TRANQUIL
ize you--They are said to be the res;,lt of a
adopted by his Majesty, that a
commerce denied to France shall not be per
mitted to her alIies--The presumption is that
your case will be sent before the Council of
Prizes; you should therefore make vour
protest before competent authority and for
@ardit wIth power to employ attorney fine
cessary, to MIR. ID. Il Marsdcn, our agent
here Signed ]. Armstrong. {. Z GU may form
as good conjectnres as can at present from
he contents Of this letter.
CGftHred UeS8eks 1T .Se6asHczs.
snip sally, Scott Com Rogers; brig Ca
nilia Mary Ann, ST Ia pmany schr. Pros
oect ship Wells, OF Boston brig Enter.
prize schrs Hetty and Betsey, OF Salem
'rig Andrew, Roeback, and Fox of Philadel
Dhia.
m Pns8Ggc---Schrs. Spencer. Postboy. !
Exchange, Eleanor, and Fame, of Baltimore
Young Connecticut, and brig Tantira,
'i New York ;ship Eagle, Of Philadelphia.
dt Bermeo, SO mites W. of ST. Se6asifans. |
Brig Hawk, of New York schr. Hawk, |
'f Baltimore sclu Freedom, N. York.
RI 81. Jeaa de Luce.
ship Ann, of New York (; Lydia, of Bos-
ON Spring Bird, Abigail, John, and Emf |