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

| IN thisaschr. came passenger. Mr.. Jarvis.
with dispatches. from our minister in France
Tor government.
Cap. Moffatt. and his passengers, inform
us, that Gen. Armstrong left Paris on the
18th Sap for Bordeaux. where he arrived on
18th Sept. and 1t was said he would embark
on board the snip Sally. Scott, about the 10th
| OF Oct Mr.. Jonathan Russell, of Providence.
was left as Charge des affaires in the alb :.
sence of Gen. Armstrong. All the Ameri :.
can sequestered properly at Bayonne had
oeen sold. aud / was rumored that after de
quoting 80 per cent. and the expences from
the amount of sales---The balance was to
pc restored to the lawful owners. On the
t2th OF Sep Gen, Armstrong received "A des-
patch from the Due de Catlore, the substance
of which was said to be an assurance that
the Emperor would restore all the Amrri-
can sequestered property s,soon as the A..
nerican government would restore all the
rrehch property sequestered under the Non
Intercourse Act.
About 100, 900 troops had recently march
ed from France for Spain.
= Mr. Alexander M'Crea Of Virc;.:a rs
oeen appointed American Consul General
FOR France. liz the place of David Baily War
den.
Col. Burr was at Paris at the la,es, dates
from that place.
Extract eta letter from Bordeaur. dated
eth Of Sett
az american ,pesseis zviU be Treeiy I'D.
n,Hed INTO France. 7ujfh she produce of
me united STATES, Provided such vessef
sHat nor haUe comhLied with The British
Orders.
"Coiontai Produce cannot BE admitted.
only by Hcence."
iNHN LATED FOR THE EVENING POST.
rrom Sayonnc Pdher Of SEN. IA
ne Emperor of France has decreed that
on the LIST October the city of Fontarabia
and that OF lrun, with their denend.pc;ee
snail be united to the government of B,s
cay. 49,
FROM Bayonnc Pahers to the asa Senten..
Der.
AMSTERDAM. Sep. 17.-There is in
.his CITY very great activity in the nav
ment OF he duty of so per cent. on colonial
produce The declarations which have been
iiaue make it amount already to 80 millions.
w'nout including the value of the goods of
E manufacture which have been con
isoa.ea. Inc consequence of this will be
that the English will sustain very consids
raoie loss Tor great part of the colonial
produce belonged to English Merchants.
ana mad been senr thither on their account
IN virtue OF an Imperial decree, the ter
ritory OF Holland. united tn the Empire, is
uiViced from the LIST of Jan. 1911. into nine
departments navy '''"e
ne department of Zuyderzee. The de
par meht OF the mouths of the Mease. The
ITSp~s''ieht or the mouths of the Scheldt.
Ine department. of the mouths of the Rhine.
ne department. of the Upper Yssel. The
Department n thar
Inc department. of FriSe. The department,
Eems D., VI Last
or c TIM On Prussia) August GA con
rier rom Paris, has brought an order to seoues
'ssseis IN tins port, and ware houses
WIN colonial merchandise The consequence
" .hls measure will be r,iinous to the English
sua,"' me loss which it will thereby
sus'a'h' Is estimated at a very considerable -
mourn aoie d
ooFANHAcEN, Sept ga ROYAL Edict ia ,
,'u' 10 appear TO prohibit the entry into anv or
Tue ports OF he Danish dominions withovf ex
csPuCf', not only of American vessels. but sIgo
produce. Win cO4OhiSl
PARIS, Sept. p The accounts .yb;cb VIC oa
iGcoeN"hS from all quarters announce the result
~ "ie active war winch is CARRYING on spa;ue+
t"e EhStsh commerce. Every where coio,,;SI
prouuce is confiscated, whether it comes in Tmr.
70 W 1AineriCah vessels, and whether or rot it
ID accompanied by pretended certificates -;
GIN Purportng to be delivered by the French
bonsuis IN America, in Patras, and in Gotten.
me siaim is given every where /; it il
a. DIV that these paper. are false In Russia
;ussia, IN Mecklenburgh, in Italy, at Naples
oo','iscstlons succeed each other with act;v;,v
E End the Continent is supplied at the expence Of
we are authorised to repeat what we have sta.
IN "a IN several, OF our former numbers, that no
orIgia OF colonial commodities so that eyerv
1e.t'ncate presented as such 10 f,lse and fabrj-a
e e "a vessel pretending to come from N YORK
Gas just arrived at Petersburg with false cert
hcate she has been conGscated.
lbe French agents and those Of the allied
powers, are IN every place confiscating colonial
"ercnandises. They are all lawful prize, and
proceed from the English commerce
Rifbmonn Cbpatre.