The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-29
QT FOREIGN NEWS,
IN addition 20 the Extracts in the Last Pare
LONDON. Nov %


LONDON, Nov. %
Accounts from the French coast to the liz,
inst. were received yesterday. They furp;eh
So" 'ttiicting particulars of the extreme On
pre- sion uni - which tie M ant IL RI g, 49,
suffering. The slightest deviation from anv ~
the multiplied forms in which the DEGREES reIa,
inP t. British commerce are promulgated &c
sufficient to insure, not only the c,nfscation or
all prop r,y concerned, hut the personal ruin of
tt individual. A vessel which sailed and re-
turne' to one "fti.e norts und.ra regular French
house, was last week put under seoues,ration
togo Their with her cargo, valued at SO OOOl far
no other reason than that one of the crew nod
smuggled over about twenty pounds worth of
- ish manufactures. Another vessel was ca
Illustrated, because passenger board had
not been provided with French passport
Another passenger. who had his pocket book Ia
Ken from him by revenue ffcer. was sent -,
Gu tody to Paris, because there had been found
IN il memorandum OF the purchase of some
manufactured goods in this country So strict
are he dondniers in executing the DEGREES a.
gaInst British goods, that they even seize tb.
clap knives ofthe sailors as coming under th,,
description. On the 18th considerable ouanti-
!, British manufactures was publicly burnt at
Newport.
November 81.
Letters from 81. Petersburg, dated the 94b
nit state, that the cargoes Ofthe Tererif9e sbios
50 long under confscation, have been ordered for
Sale. The articles were to be divided into small
Quantities for the convenience Of purchasers
The paper money received in payment wa. tn
De burnt II was supposed the oroiu e OF those
sales, the management of which was commit
tel to Messrs. Amburga and Son, would A.
mount at least to twenty millions of rubles.
Mail from Anholt arrived this morning
an brought German & Swedish papers
They contain the following intelligence Fyo,,
the Russian army in Turkey, Sept. 90. "Rud
81 uck and Giurgewo surrendered to his Imperi
al Majesty's arms the 9th inst. the anniversary
OF the coronation day Of our most gracious Sove
reign. The reduction of these two fortresse,
winch Will prove decisive with regard to our ftl-
tnre operations against Turkey, gain additional
Importance from immense warlike stores, and
the whole otthe Turkish hotilla, which were W.
Ing near Rudshuck, have fallen into our hands.
IN consequence OF the surrender of that fortress
--Stsckhoinl GAG. Moo 9.
PETERSBURG, Oct a.
Colonial produce continues here still at high
prlce---Ih the mean time it is 10 be expected
that after the sale of the Tenerifle careoes. i,
will fall.
In the course of the summer, 1000 vessels
laden with provisions and produce arrived here
from the interior Before the close Of the na-
VACATION. another arrival of one hundred vessels
'tSSNSo' NOI sumo udyS Nle WSalDer has
already set in very cold.
BREMEN, Oct 80.
The following Proclamation has appeared
here
." His Majesty the Emperor Of France and
King ot Italy, in a Decree, dated Fontainblcau
tie 28th of September of this year, had re-
quested ofthe CITY of Bremen certain mum
ber OF able seamen for the Imperial sea-service
All, therefore, who shall devote themselves
TO the service, arc assured, in the strongest man
ne', that every sailor entering as a volunteer shall
receive down 80 francs, and also bounty to an
equal amount, making together about IS Gre WINS
OF our currency.
" All and every seamen experienced in the
Ses-service, residing IN the city and territory OF
Bremen, arc aow hereby invited immediately
10 gIve IN their names to Francis Tecklenbure
JUNIOR, In the Geercn, where they will have the
necessary qualifications for the service explained
TO them aod The advantages explained to them
for such as enter as volunteers
" The council expect that the present distres.
ses, and the general stoppsgc Of trade com
nerce, particularly in regard to shipping, Will
induce those Seamen who possess the necessa-
ny qu@hhca;ons to embrace the present invita-
tion, and mott 70 reject the presen, opportunity
OiproWdinS subsistence for themselves & those
"ho cereGd On them"