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

divine service yesterday at ST.. Ceorge,x
Chapel, which was his constant custom
We have given some further extracts
from the French papers. Of the pregnan..
cy OF the Empress Maria Louisa. We think
there can be no longer any doubts. as we
ind that governess has been appoint cd for
the children ut France, and a surgeon &C.
concheur for the Empress.
Inc private letters received from Swe.
den by the mail are to the Goth inst. Those
from Gottenburg do not announce any new
commercial restrictions to have been adop-
tod IN consequence of the French Consul,
VINO has been there since the 10th inst.--
lhey were, however, daily expected to ap-
pear. as 1t was understood that the same
system OF exclusion of British ships would
be resorted to in that Kingdom, which has
been else where established
The Courier, Ministerial Newspaper.
ON The 17th September published the fol-
lowing statement of the Allied force in por.
tugai -
English Army so GOO
Portuguese Regulars 1885
portuguese Militia 52.848
Total 142 sos
Several thousand British have since min.
ed.
A Decree was issued by the King IF Sag
ony on the 9TH inst. extending O his terrific,
ries the French continental 81 stem and IN,
posing heavy duties upon the Importation
into Saxony of colonial produce
STosKHoLM, Oct. 9.
His Royal HighnesS the Grown Prince. ie
is understood, may DE expected at Br,t
tingholm on the 21st. The labors of ,h..
Diet viii, 1t is said, be completed ON tbe
18th, when the Deputies.of the States viii
hOt a I,
Prince on his arrival.
HuMeARr, Sep. 81.
Ihey write from Belgrade that the Ser
vians were in very critical situation. al
though they had been joined by reinforce
ment of from to 10000 Russians.
The Turks almost every day receive re-
Inducements. In the first of the two bloc
DIV battles which ook place .on the 18Th sn,,
I'D September, the Russians and Servians
gained some advantage; but in the Cd thec
were forced To abandon their position of L.,
coba, kurpingratz, and Gruetirwutz ,nr,
rePass the large arm of the Servian Mora
Wa. General Gueatof died i'm his cam, IS
a nervous fever.
HAMBURG, Oct.1o.
Inc Irianon tariff of the new duly ;mno.
sed on colonial produce has been adonied
and introduced in the Prussian donations
~ he Kingdom of Westphalia, in the Grand
Duchy o. Hesse Darmstadt, in the Ducbv
III Sake @ ina, and in Erfurh
LEGHoRN Oct l.
The fare Of the shifts which haue 80 Ione.
been tytng here under an embarro 70 q.
lenSth decided. They are to paw the new
lrianon duty, and to take return carpoes
on board entirely composed of Italian com
modities.
WARSAW Oct. g..
SeheraI Count ouwarrow mas marched
upon the frontiers OF GalliCia with the di-
vision which he commanded in Old Cali.
cia.
LONDON, October 80.
Several vessels have been ordered t@,.
plymouth, to cooperate with the n;lit,ru
operations at Santona and its vicinity nm ,hs.
north coast of Spain.
The hussar brigade, and the Cd batt,l;o-,
OF the SD regiment, will shortly embark.
for Portugal.
The lamentable consequences of the on,
nexation OF Holland TO France are no, onI,
felt in the total stagnaton of trade in thai
country, hut IN the extraordinary decline,
OF the public funds. The two and a baIa
per cents have fallen so low as nine.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct. 90
The Ganymede has the signal hv;,~ for.
the West Indies,' Amelia Island and Ss.
vannah.
Rear Admiral HERRERr SAWYER ssse.,
from Portsmouth, on Saturday morning in
the Belvidera. capt. BYRON. to succeed sir
John WARREN, a. HALIFAX