The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21

young King Of Rome |; Te Deum was TO be
sung, and his public baptism was to take
place. Maret. Duke of Bassano. late mi
mister sec retary of state, was presented to
the Emperor by the Prince Arch Chancel
ior. as minister Of foreign affairs. and at the
hands OF his majesty was sworn into Office
Thus 1t appears. that Champagny is no lon
ger IN that department-whether he is re
moved to more important situation, or
has retired in disgrace, we do not learn.
Count Daru was presented at the same
ime and sworn by the same hands as sue.
cessor to the Duke Of Bassano.
:, a review OF the CONSUMPTION of the lower
Rhine took place at Strasburg OH 10th A..
pr1l, alter, which the conscripts prepared
tor the scene OF active operation. This is
the entire conscriptcn for this department
Tor 1911. instead Of detachment which
ought.to have been furnished The project
addressed them, the printer praised their
tine appearances ard they departed for the
human slanghter-h,use, e1claiming, lone
Hue the ,enAteror. :. Count Lauriston, minis
ter from J. the. French to Russia passed
through. Frankfort on his way to St. PEI
tersburg, on, the Sth April. An article UNI
der 'date'of Hamburg, April s., states. that
Nicholas Koch aud Adam Remken. shin
masters have been tried by the Council of
war at Aidenburg, for going out of the river
Jade without ,licence, found gully and con
denincd to die. o An imperial university is
To be ccnstructed at Paris, lin the place St.
Genevi-ve, (late theipantheon:J Four de-
tach"ents OF conscripts' Of che depar.ment
OF the North left Lille on The 10Th April
tor he armies, and those Of the depart.
ment OF the Meurthe, left Nancy for
Worms. So - y, !.
An oh Ia report was made to the EN-.
'peror by the Duke. of Royigo respecting
the plot of one Cunlisse Owen, an English
prisoner OF war to surprise Belle-Isle, with
the conEivance of one Laupper an officer of
the Gin Swiss regiment. Fhe emperor ire.
ferred sherepart to the Grand Judge to ex-
ecute the laws of the empire. On The 10 h
OF April 600 Spanish prisoner, alar-
rived at antwerp where they would be
empioyed on the fertilization, and BASIN
The Islsf ~ Frfe.itand, OF 50 guns each.
mad gone inso the Basin, to be coppered &c
the contre admirals Gourdan and Liner
nit hoisted their Gags aboard of them.
by which it appears the squadrons under
their command in the Scheidt do not an
pear to exhibit any intentions of putting to
sea soon.
Another Imperial decree has been issued
regul ting the number of Journ ais in II Hand.
the mouth OF the Enes & he upper Weses.
ana conforming tie printers and book Sc liers
TO the former decree relative TO that sub.
ject. The birth of the Young king of Rome
was celebrated az Madrid on the 3I,t of
M ,rch. with much splendor. A Berlin
article OF Marco 80, announces the ar
rest OF MIR. zimmerman, editor of a ne.
riodlcal work, and Mr.. Viliers professor
at GOttiDgtn, for some obnoxious ex
pressions In some of their late publicati-
ons.
BOSTON June IS.
LATE FROM NORTH OF EUROPE.
The ship Packet entered this port yester-
day, IN 80 days from Gluckstadt, in the
river Elbe.
by this arrival it is reported, that the
French we're waiting for reinforcements and
provisions; upon the arrival of which it
was expecred, that active operations would
again commence between Massena and
Wellington.
It's further reported, shat ~rupture
between Russia and France was talked of
a Hamburg-lH has also been talked of
at bostonl-.And that communicat alton be
tween England and the Continent became
every day more difficult. lTh,s contra
diets the rumour Of rupture between Rus
STA and France
had appeared at Hamburg-viz That
all colonial produce remaining al SIeswick
and Holstein, that should not enter the
French Empire by the Goth of April. should
pay an additional duty to the original tariff
Of ten per cent-and all colonial produce
that should not enter by the 20!h May, would
be confscated as English property.
Chronicle.
At CoPENHACEN, April 23, an order
had been published, that all unmanu factur
ed tobacco should pay. if in leaves and
stems. sir Lubec shil,i gs; if foreign ma :
nufactured, eight shiIIings; and 10 Nor
way sfr shillings-fne sinoaking tobacco.
l6 sbillings; snuff, % do. II any is found
% be Struggled. it would be conf,cated
AT ST. PET KRsBpRG, April Colonial
produce was very low but manu- factured
orejgn goods are scarce and high.
A rupture between France and Russia
was daily talked of at Hamburg. French
roops were marching to the north, thro'
poland, and towards the borders Of Rus
ia.
The communication between England and
he continent. was becoming every day more
1ificult and hazardous.
On the 18th April, her majesty, the EN-
press of France, for the first time since
her accou -hment, took an airing on the ter
ace of the Thuilleries and Immediately
,fter, the King Of Rome was exhibited at
he same place. On both these occasions
he populace, which was very numerous,
showed much satisfaction and pleasure.