The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-21
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IA.
ANOTHER DECREE

PHILADELPHIA. Sent. IA.
ANOTHER DECREE.
we are indebfed 10 a frisnG for coby oe
thc Jolt>zc ng Fre7lcA Decree, recriJ,eI
IN ans c'IyJ rom gentleman Of charac..
Ter and intelligence az Eayonne.
U S Gaz.
Decree Of Jliy S, 1910.
thirty American vessels NAV import in
to fr"nce, cnttnns. fish, Oil. dye wood. sair1
hsh cod bsh, skins and furs.
Ihey ma. export wine. brandy, silk. H..
men, Cloth jewels and other produce of on,,
manufacturers. 'uN
lhey Cannot sail from any other mort tba,
charleston and New York. ard must bring a
Sazette OF the day of their departure rhat
u.s. an American Gazette, besides a certfi :,
cate OF the origin OF the produce. from the.
french Consul. in which there viii he a cen
tence IN CIPHER
ne fren;h merchants who send for these
HniSri' ans must prove that they are in part
ntrshlp with the heads of the manufacturers
OF Paris, Rouen ard other cities.
September Is. Yesterday arrived h,ro,e,,
oaliy and MARY, West, from lisbon. win
SOo Niefipoes; ai.p sch,o,.er Aileraeov
oiasieton. from Lisbon. with $50 MeG noes
yesterday arrived the schr ID uhre l.. *,
nom Lisbon where he lof the Ilth August
81 "hi.h u'ne tnere were no fUrtL err accounts.
Vsah az eady mentioned A large heet of
s"'PS u war ana transports. Law in the Ia.
GU general action was expected Nm ,h.s
10Th, esi"S the bi'tn d-v # B T. part. who,
naG s ven pos'''se orders 10 Masseno t. he.
u l. In by the 80 h August. and be Gown
ed k'ng OF Portugal
r. ne A'"e'Lcof shipping in the hsrhor of
Iope"hagen hred sslu,e On the 4h ri y,ly
~ W1"g OF their country's lNDEpEN-
New YoRk Sep. 1s-Cantaip p;r,a,.
Who arrived this morni, from An ;e,5 ~
- M that Spanish General had srr,vsis
t"eie I" so''cIt assistance from the Br,t,sh
m order 70 que' the insu; rec, ion on ,hs.
Niaii, which the British would not or,n,
september f4.--hrriyed the ship Aupns.
Ia, hAdu' OF Portmou h 81 days from Got
tehourgn' WITH iron nail rods, hoops. sheer
.o" si6Ns ana alum, Consigned to the mas
SSi anu Nir Laid passenger Sai,d from
w 'nSa' 1871 July, in company with a feet
OF about 500 hcenced vessels from the Patio
oouha t" Great Britain Left at Gotten.
ourSh ana IN the roads, about 100 vesseis
u,suer me American flag, aboul one half of
witch were supposed TO have fictitious ma
pers "A war with G B. was talked 81 in
sweden, and the British Commodore at Win.
8" vas neard 10 say that he daily expected
orders TOT the seizure of the Swedish vessels.
anu 'he OiocSade OF the port The packets
Which hitherto had been ALLOW ed tn CARR the
mail to Gotenbuvg, were h,ndered from
sing he castle, The mail having been smueg ID
III Inc city ; but he governmeut begSn RI
,s'ahe some exertions tn prevent it. snd a
French consul WAS daily expected at Gotten
burg.-N. Y. Gaz
we are indebted To Capt Prendergast. of
the ship Ann, for the following statement.
ine ship Sally. captain Scott, Of Bos
ton, was taken up BY Gene al Armstrong.
IN April last. 70 convey him and his family
n'he ana so Certain was the General of
bel',hS 'he sally that he entered into a
~nt'en agreement with Mr. S. V 5 Wilder
at Paris for the ship 7 saw a copy of lie
agreement; the substance If which was
ihat the ship was to proceed from 81 Sc
pastians, where she Law scuues G, ed. toBur
deaux there to take he G. neral and suite
o. board Mr.. Rldgeway, la,e Americ5n
Consul at Antwerp, and mis- family, were
also TO embark 10 the Sally. The captain
ffeled 81 flrnil} on the agreement, tn. he
sept All MS crew on board nor was il u,f,l
lew days previous to the AIMS sailing. rhte
ne knew his fate. All the seouestered US
'eis,the Sally excepted, were sent from =. Sc.
DaStians to Bayonue She was left exDsc-
tng daily perm sSion to- go to Bordeaux
when an order was received for the Sally TO
go 20 bayonne few days after her ami.
val there, the captain received letter from
WI. wider, informing him that the general
declined leaving F,ahce these months -
aud that the az cement must be Considered
as void
The order for preventing all foreigners
from leaving the country without s1eciaT
permission from the minister of police ar
Paris, created much uoeasiness anopysl ~
Americans The reason forts beine issned
vas reported to be in coDsea, eoce ~ -
having been set to the palace during -
late fetes, by which the lives of the imner;-
al family were endangered but this s,ore
obtained little or 20 credits ' ''"1'