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

LONDON, NovS.
The French Minister az War has offici-
ally notified to the commander of the French
troops IN Germany, that 600 men shall be
drafted II en- every regiment of infantry, and
800 from each of the cavalry. and tina. they
shall, as a shecial favor, be permitted to
return to France, and from thence proceed
TO Spain.
The vessels permitted by licence to quit
the port of Hamburg. pay for this indulgence
a premium OF nearly two guineas and d half
per ton.
On Friday the board of trade recommenc-
ed granting licences to export Colonial pro
duce by such ships as had previously bro't
to Ali kfRRFtthiin tan car! cargoes of grain.
were shut up at Berne on the Isib nj.
preparatory TO the levying sf tie din:
ties enacted by the Imperial Decree of the
5th '''e
II has already been stated, thar on the
arrival OF the ex-king of Sweden at Polan
gen, intimation W as immedi ateIy conveyed to
Petersburg of it and Instructions soupbt.-
he messenger WHO vas Charged with the
despatch was detained four days in the Rus
sian Capital; Alexander, probably fiuc,ua-
ing ottween the wish ofyleldipg this unfor
t9nate sovereign an asylum, and tie fears
OF sundering, by SO doing, he existing bu,
precarious relations of amity with France.
Having come to a decision, he dispatched 2
nobleman, high in his confidence, to greet
the Swedish monarch in his name. and nav
him every personal attention. The pro,
gress oiiGustavus from Poangen Il, ST. Pc
tersburg was marked by the most Hattering
distinctions. On his arrival he mad sweet
interviews with Alexander and at one Of
them, the Russian Auto6rat profFered MIN,
an asylum IN any part of his dominions
Gusiavus is stated to have declined tbs OFF,
WI h suitable acknowledgements declaring
that his only wish a present was to obtain
safe and speedy conveyance to England
alexander 1t is SAID, declined affording him
any facilities to carry his design into exe
cuiion but minated that, during bis
stay il his territories, his conduct should
not be lmpeded either by restraint or obser-
walton.
lhe suspicious so generally entertained
OF The late Crow Prince of Sweden HAVING
ben poisoned, appear to be well founded
a goldsmith and comedian nave IateI
been sentenced by the Royal Chancerv ~
imprisonment tor life, for having been inn
plicaied ~ the conspiracy and the perso,
who administered The poison is mentioned
as having received 600 rix dollars for Der
Petrating che CRIME; with which snm he
had succeeded III escaping out of the Swe
dish territories.
LONDON, November &.
The Bulletin yesterday, we lament TO state
WAS much less favorable than the Bulletin of the
preceding day 4; but medical men we under.
stand, say that in this nalady it is not unusual 10
have aFestless night follow calm and tranonil |
one. After several sleepiess nights nature h,..
comes exhausted but fe " hours sleeU seem
to be sufficient TO give her strength to endure
the fatigue OF several succes siye nights of resi-, |
iessness 10 the course Of yesterday Ieeches
were applied, which IT was hoped, would abste
the irritation. A groom arrived from Windsor
last night, whose account was that his MARS
TY remained much the same as when the Hui
letin was sent oil in the morning.
A great number of persons made enou;r;,s
yesterday at the Palace, and were evidently
much affected at finding the Bulletin to be Sd
different from that Of the preceding day.
Courier.
The Bulletin Of to-day, is, ee rejoice to saw.
more favorable than yesterday. 1t lie as fol.
ows -
"W1SpsoR- CAsTLg, Nov. z
His MAJESTY had more sleep last night
md continues fully rs we'll as IN any part of YES.
erday.
"H. r.. REYNOLDS.
/" HENRY fALFORD,
W HEBERDEN,
IN galLLL"