The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09

o accede upon the refusal OF q. Britain
)n such state of evidence the claimants |
will carry up with them to the superior |
Soart the principle that might entitle them
o protection according to the view which
his Court has taken of the subject. But
hinys standing as they do before me, all
me parties having acted in manner that
eads necessarily to the conclusion that no boz
"a fde revocation of the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES has taken place, must consider
these cases as falling within the range of
the British Orders in Council, aud as such
they are liable to condemnation.
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Price ofstocks sAis day. per cent red.
81, per cent 70 la. consols for act. 637-
8 SD onnium 1 Ia 3-8 Ia dis.
The Monitcur Of the 18th contains long
article, under the head of News from the
Army OF Spain. 1t relates entirely to the
proceedings OF Suchet against the fort Olivia
before 1arragona. The operations began
ON the Sd May. aud concluded OH the 2sth.
when the fort was stormed and taken, after
a most obstinate resistance. The garrison
OF iarragona had previously made several
sorties, particularly on the 18th with 5000
men. A very sharp action took place. IN
which our squadron took part. consisting OF a
~ gun ship, a out-down ship. two frigates,
and several other vessels. This squadron
brought the Spanish General Campo Verde
to rarragoha.-The French General Saline
was kilied.-9o0 prisoners were taken at
Olivia. On the Soth May the garrison of
Tarragona attempted to take the fort but
without effect.
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NE sove mentioned The +esuh ofthe case
II the For and II other american vessels.
Yesterday in the court of .4dnmroity, The
case Of The Rose in Bloom, soas decided, IN
der very heeuliar eircumstances. She svas
an american shit inucstcd with the cAorac
ter ofa eorfet provided with a license from,
Mr.. Russell, the american, charge d'o0airs
at Paris. countersigned by the, .america,:
Consul dtBayonne, and destined from that
fort to the, u. '. Stdfes.-She mas also fur.
nished with stores and SUPPLIES By the. Il
merican government, and zras chartered to
convey 6etzeen 20 and so american CAPTAINS
q others TO their oavn country Thus far all
mas correct !; dut the master, WITHOUT hrivi
ty ofMs osrners. had taken on board some
funcheons of brandy, and other French
froduce. 10 the Uaiue Of about 1O00. sfer-
ling. and being mes by one Of our cruizers
With this froterty she zyas under me Or
ders IN Council, sent into British horf. On,
these Jdcts. fhe Learned Judge condemned
the shih and cargo zifh tie ercehsion q" the
stores and sunfties firouided by The -zmeri-
can government"
French Funds 7ef $50.
In the House of Commons last night the
chancellor OF the Exchequer, in his reply
to Mr.. Whitebread, alluded to a former
speech, which had been construed as hold
ing out the prospect of an accommodation
between this country and Russia" Ger
tainiy," said MIR. Percival, al held out no
such expectation What stated was sim
ply, that in the present aspect of affairs in
the North OF Europe, it would be impossible
for Bonaparte to make those exertious in
Spain and Portugal to which he might other
wise be equal. as it might be danger Gus for
him to send all his force thither, leaving the
other quarter without an adequate guard /;
this was the extent of my SENTIMENT
Letters from st. Petersburg, to the I'd inst.
and from Gottenburgh to the 18th, state
with great confidence. that all matters in
dispute between Russia and France have
been finally adjusted.-It is added. that in
this arrangement. Russia has gained one
point about which she was extremely solic;.
tous. namely, permission to import GER
tain Quantity OF British merchandise com
mensurate with the necessities of her no.
pulation.
II was believed at Petersburg, that peace
with Turkey had been either actually zion
ed. or was on the eve of being so.
we received this morning Monteurs and
other Paris papers of the 18th and I8tb in
slant They contain the following document
OF the highest importance, Bonaparte,s
speech upon opening the legislative bodv
1t will be remarked that Bonaparte doe =,
make any, even the most distant aIIus;on ~
Russia. Great Britain comes in for bsu
snare OF lnVeGuves. Oh, how he hates and
STIMULATING other powers PRUSSIA probabIv)
against France. and he promises to do great
Things against us, which promise he viii m
doubt perform as effectually as he has done
all his others. No"e
These papers contain also an account rs
the opening of the National Council.
PARIS, June TO-
oreech OF Bonafarfe TO the Legislature Bodv
This day, the 10th, the Emperor proceeg
Ell from the palace of the Thuilier;es in
great state, to the palace of the Legislative
body.-Discharges OF artillery announced h;s
departure from the Thuilleries and his arr;
val at the palace of the legislative Bodv
The Empress, Queen Hortense. pr;oceso
Pauline, the grand Duke of Wertemburg
and the Grand Duke of Frankfort. were o.
one Tribune the corps diplomatione in a.
hother Tribune the bishops convoked for
the Council, and the mayors and deputies of
inc grand cities, summoned to be Dresent ar
the baptism Of the king of Rome. were nm
benches. ="
His majesty placed himself on his throne
The king Of Westphalia, the princes. grand
dignitaries, grand eagles of the legion If
nr tnd fhs,...