The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-05

FrAnee. deeming It unnecessary, since taS
revocation of the Berlin and Milan de-
cree&
We have received Spanish pabers 20 the
date OF the 2<th alt. containing important
The troops OF Frauce. in the
whole range of Andalusia. were proceed.
ing to Portugal. to Cooperate with Masse-
ma. On the 18th January, Soult, with a
bout ~ 900 men. entered Zafra. The ehe
my was hovering round Badajos but bis
force in the immediate neighborhood of tina,
fortress, was only two thousand cavalry and
infantry.
The Condo de Perme was proceeding
with the van guard of the Spanish cavalry
to reconnoitrethe enemy, who had taken o
Iiveza.-On the 10th January, the French
the burning Of British manu-
features at Seville.
We understand. from an authority we arc
not permitted to question, that it has been
by the Prince Regent. toimpose
his commands upon Earl Mora, to under
take the high Offices of Lieutenant and Com
mander of the forces in Ireland.
A certain nobleman, who has become no
torious in Devonshire, has taken his depar.
ture for America.
PARIS. Feb. s.
On Friday his Majesty the Emperor, set
of from the Palace ofthe Thuilleries. at 8
o'clock, and hunted in the wood of Boulogue.
accompanied by the Empress.
y ny decree, dated the 18th of Dec. an
additional duty Of 60 francs per quintal has
been laid on cotton wool imported from the
kingdom of Naples. The produce goes 20
form fund for the payment of bounties,
exclusive of those enacted on the third and
seventeenth of Oct. for the culture Of cot.
ton. indigo, and sugar, within the French
H4mBURd. Jan. &c.
The following notice appears in our pa
per Of this day: -
"The Director of the Customs Informs
the merchants, that the delay grant ed IL
consequence of their Representation, and
which is expressed in the permits deliver
ed, is such as has been deemed necessary
for the arrival of the merchandise at the
destination therein assigned and, conse-
quently, should the merchandise leave Ha M
burg, or be found upon the Custom house.
or military lines, after the expiration of
such delay, it would be liable to be seized
1t is, therefore, necessary, that the mer
chandize intended to be sent OFF should leave
Hamburg within - hours from the deliye-
ry OF the permit
"P. EUDEL."
The Prince Regent will give grand din.
ner to numerous party tomorrow.
The first act of the Regent is most no.
norable 10 the feelings of his private friend.
ship. as we'll as to his discernment of mill.
tary merit. AS soon as he was sworn in
he sent for Gen. Keppel. appointed him TO
be one of his Equerries, and gave him the
9th Regiment Of. Foot.
Inc Amelia frigate, on board of which
Zen. Hill is said to have taken passage from
Lisbon, arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday.
HRLIGoLAND. Jan. 10.
large force is collected. in the Eyder
and the Weser, of gun boats, armed
briggs &c. and many think they will at
tempt to burn the lower town when the ship.
of war leave u.s.
!" Tobacco is sold at auction a, al-ed. t,
I'd. which hardly covers the charges Fin.
London Loaves are selIisg at / Sd. TO
lid. Good Coffee ats lid; No purcha
sers but the natives. who have bought ut
large parcels of colonial produce"
Paris Jan. 20. 10 O'Clock at night.
"His Majesty has learned that his Cham
Der OF Commerce has received Information
that the English Government had seques
tered in the ports of Great Britain. the
French vessels. those formerly called Of TIM
Hans Town. and those Of DanSzic, hayin,
Imperial Licenses, aud being furnished a
the same time with English Licences.
His majesty has ordered, that from thi
very moment. and until further order, al
embargo shall take place on all vessels il
the ports OF the Ocean DEFINED for Englanc
although furnished with English Licence
ToRBAY, Feb. 2.
Remain. wind bound, the men of war
and upwards Of zoe transports with troop
for Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 3.
The Packets are expected to leave Ply
mouth tomorrow for their old station, thi
port.
The French Invincible privateer. ca ptur
ed a few days since, the American ship Bel
Iona, from Plymouth for Boston, with vim
and brandy. which she BURNT and he
crew arrived at Port ,fnouth on Saturday
with the crews Of other vessels which sh,
had captured, in the smack Sir Sidne,
Smith, which was given up to her master
after being made prize of.
DEAL. Feb. d.
No less than eight french privateer
were lowering off South Finland last eve
ning--Sailed, several cruizers in pursuit o
them.
? NKw-YoRK, March %.
LATEST FROM LISBON.
On Tuesdky evening. arrived the shi
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