The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05
FROM SWEDEN.

FROM SWEDEN,
We learn by the George Smith 60 dayss
from Gottenburg, that in consequence ofthe
declaration of war by Sweden against G..
Britain, all the ports of Sweden were shut
against vessels of every nation, and NJ. *
portation OF impor, alton Of colonial produce,
in any OF her domiDions The holders of
colonial produce were in universal confusion
hourly expecting a seizure of their property,
There had been several considerable fail res
at Gottenburg in consequence of those 10
England. Exchange was up to7 dollars -.
Many Americans had attempted to clear QUIZ
their vessels without effect It was RI.
incurred that 10000 French troops were to
be quartered in Sweden, by order of Berna.
dotte.
| II hater in The Dutch LANGUAGE hands&
fous says, that 200 sail Of EngAah mrr-.
chan vessels haze been totally iost in th-
tate storms. The coasts of The North Sem
are coUered zvi'h the fragments of greeks.
and the British channel from Jnland to
| Ushant.
Letter. from the Consul General of .A,ts ann.
| Manufactures. 10 is erccRency the mi,
Mister Of the interior.
PARIS Dec 6 1910.
SIR,
! The Council of Arts and Manufactures
nave the honor OF expressing their sincere graz
titude, inspired by the measures prescribed hur
| his majesty for the annihlaton of English goods.
the eXPedency of which every government 10
I Europe fastened to- adopt This council be-,
heve themselves to be on this occasion the in
terpreter OF the sentiments which generally an-r
mate all the manufactures of France and thew
request your eScelency to lay at the foot of the
throne the homage of their profound respect. &,
! the hattering hopes which are entertained from
the generous encouragement granted to French
! industry by the decree of Oct. 18th last
Permit the council to seize the present onnors
UNITY OF giving their most humble thanks to his
| m Jest f"r his signal protection to their ms ,u.
ton, whereby he has been gracio,isly pleased r.,
evince TO the industrious class of his subjects.
shas ssne"o!eHt so.ioi;Gde which mas eminentiox
contributed to the prosperity of our national arr,
| and manufactures
| we remain with respect, your exceIlencv,s
| most humble and very obedeDt servants
| The members composing the Coun-
| Gil General Of Arts and Manufac-
| (Signed)
B. G. DUFOURCERAG
| WANDER LEYEN,
ID. ARCET,
G. L. TERNAUX, Senior,
RUHARP,
| DESCROIZILLES.
JOHN DE CRETOT
| (GT Addresses to the same purport nave been
made directly to the Emperor by the following
| The consulting chamber of the arts and mans
| utlc,ures at Saint Quintin.
| The tribunal OF commerce in the city of Tours
nay acting as consulting chamber of the alta
and manufactures.
Ditto of the city of Mons.
| The zvord SERRURIER, in the French lam.
gHase. means iccksHith, and not blacks nth.
as the Jederal FuIcans zvould endeapo, 10
make rs beGeUe. The Minister offaaf ana
lfro6abiy came TO unlock the secret sprf1gs
J0 british intrigue, and TO unbolt and bycdk
doqDn the bars qOhich haze so long hmhsdeG
the commercial intercourse between Fracc7
and The United States.
BLACK BEARD, THE PIRATE. v
fzaS commenced a cruze (Which hromiseS
TO be zJeTU RuccssSf1J no u,ode NJ n.r