The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-05

/ We were favored this morniug with the fol.
lowing extracts from Hamburger Paper of tho
24th nit. The poor king, rather Project Of
Saxony, follows with due submission the steps
of Bonaparte, : lative to Commerce. He adopts
iorsooth the Corsican's DEGREES, in order to
! liberaie the Continent from the bondage OF En-
gland!-
DECREE FOR The GRAND DUCHY OF
FRANKFORT.
| We, CHARLES, by the Grace of God, Prince
| Primate, sc.
BY desire ofhis Majesty, the Emperor ofthe
French. King of Italy, Protector, &c. we have
say
ART. 1. All Newspapers, whether French
or German, published in our Grand Duchv, shall
Cease on the first of December, of this year.
and we hereby revoke the privilege granite
| them.
| "ARr O. From the LIST of Ja.uary. 1911.
only one Official Ne ws-paper shall be publish ed
IN our chief city of Frankf ,rt. and no other DO.
itcsl print shall appear throughout the whole
territory.
"Aar.3 8. This official paper, shall bear the
title of' Gasette IF the Grand Duchy of Frankfo,t'
and the articles contains d, shall be inserted in
the French and German languages. E
| ART. 4. Our Minister OF the Police shall
appoint the Editor to the Official Gazette.
Arr. S. Our Director of the Police at
Frankfort, shall be the Censor of this Official
| Gazette, and shall be answerable TO us for its
conduct. Our minister of Police shall commu-
nicate to the Director those instructions by
which he shall be governed.
| ART. b. Our Ministers of the Interior of
Justice and Of the Police, are charged with the
due enforcement Of this Decree.
(Sgned)
Frankfort, Oct. 10.
| WEIMAR, Oct. 17-Yesterday the follow.
ing Patent was published here" We, Charles
augustus, by the Grace of God, King of SAxo-
ny, &c.
Since it has pleased his Majesty the Empe-
ror OF the French to communicate To us his wish
that the new Tariff OF Duties upon Colonial
produce ofthe 5th August, adopted in las do
nnions, should be introduced INTO our Roya;
| Territories and Since we are conv,nt ed of th,s
measuie to liberate the Continent from ne woke
OF England, and to encourage The consumDtioo
of The internal products ct our Kingdom, which
shall displaoe and render unnecessary all ar,i-
cles the produce oFtbe colonies nf Great Britain
and considering the grsS advantages which
have already arisen in IT, c ntsde "atcd S aes
ofthe Rhine, We hsvr tccn .,iovcd To order ,iat
the Tariff oi T.ianon lie adopted tbrougnout the
Duchy OF Saxony, &c.
Advces lad reached Gottenhu-e- from s.,
Petersburgb stating, that tbs French Mnists.
had applied for permission ~ march IS. 600
troops through the Russian T4rei,ogies into
Sweden. N" answer had been returned TO TINS
proposal so late as the i0tn ult. If such a pro.
position has been submitted to the Russian 90
venmcnt, it can only be with the view Of its h.:
ing rejected, and making the refusal u preteNt
Tor hostility. These $4,000 French would be
collected sooner in Sweden, and with iAhni.ciy
less inconvenience, By beng struggled over
trough the Danish Islands, boal load at :.
time, than by wearisopc march through the
dreary 0F
After the return of ttc Chancellor of tie e,
chequer from Windsor on Monday, a Council,
WAS held at Whitehall he result, we find oy
The following extrscts from the Gasettee of iast
night, was order for the preparatioa of a form
Of Prayer to the Almighty, for the res.oraton OF
his Maiesty's Health, which, in The infinite rner.
cy ct Heaven, we trust will be graciousiy aud
induigcntly heard -
=" At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the s,h
maJesty's Most Honorable Privy Council.
ii Is inns day ordered by their Ior,ish;,,s
, that lIis Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canter,
oufy do prepare Form OF PRAYER to Almighty
500 ior the restoration 0fhis Msjesty's health
:" And 1t is hereby further ordered. that hi.
MsJesty's Printer do forthwith print comne.
tent number OF sopes ofthe said Form of PRAYER
,hsl the same may I've forthwith sent round X r, al
the seveYsl Churches throughout those narls
land, N -'s-
cHETWYND."
:" At the Council-chamber, Wh;.1sI the
Sth ct Novembe', 1910, present, ,he Lords Of
MIS- msJes'y's Most Honorable Pr,vy Council.
1t Is tins day order Il by their I.ordshins.
, u'~' every Munster and Preacher, 80 well of the
esis oi'sed Church in that part OF Great tri.ajn
I caAsa Scotland as those of The Episcopal Com.
mun'on, protected and allowed b. an . CT Das
SEQ N Ile tt 't' year other late " Jest, Queen
! anne cap z, intnul"e, g An Ac, to prcyenl The
.hstwolnE Rose OF the Episcopal Commuoion
/ ~ thAt part CT Gresi Britain called Scotland in
/ zoe exercise oi their ieigious worship, and j.,
me use OF the liturgy OF ire Church of .Englsnl
! ~" i"r repeating tao Act PASSED IN the P.r,iA
Inentof Scotland, intituied An Ac, a,r.,nc,
Irregular 6"p,'SHs AID Marriages" do at some
time during The exercise Of DIVINE service N
such respective church, congregation, or ..ser
ply pi' UP their prayers to Almighty God 10,
the restoration OF his NJ JESUS teaijh.
| CHETWYND"
n rev letters were received yesterday frcrr
nam nrgh, OF dates 60 the 27th u.t hey stsie
| tb"t that part OF the order Of the French G.
'rhment relating 10 declaring TIE q1antiiy 81
Colonial produce ~ the several shops and ware
houses had been complied wiil by Tie mer
chahls, but that no Payment Of duties IL, reDo
mao oeen exacted. Hopes were entertained il,
consequence that che periods Of PAYMENT wouId
De extended, and II was the intention Of the ner
chsnts To petition To- that effect w wish we
cOuid encourage these expectations. but the ter
r'Die DEGREES which we inserted Yesterday leave
US no room tor suppos,ng that the merchants of
i1amDursn Will be treated With more tender
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