The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
Gurope
Further e:rtrarts from London Pahers res
eeiOe96g tAe shin Henry, cah. Moore.

!" VIC pui-Sy OF our Government Licences
are now to be granted Tor the first time to
French ships, navigated by French crews
and proceeding from hence to French Dors
1t laden with colonial produce. We do not
at all expect that Napoleon Will consent
to receive our produce under any such COM
dition.
June %.
letter OF the 2lst, from Wingos Sonnds
supplies an extract of the 18th of June
from koningsberg, in which it is said. thak
there is no probability of war. in contradics
ton to what Is stated on the same authors
ty few DAYS before
From the same quarter we learn a cirSs
cumstance that shews both the fears and tho,
prudence # the enemy We arc told thai.
Dan'sic has been fortified with great intuss
try, and hat II may now be considered i'm.
pregnable.
On ;he other hand letters from Peterss
burgh OF the 4th and The 9th. speak of matA
ters between Russia and France as in
very unsettled state, and one OF the former;
date, iquires wi h much appearance Of sur.
Pr'se IN the writer. why this government
WIZ grant licences To encourage Imports
from Russia, assuming ,hat Withholding.
them would unavoidable occasion hostiuur
between the Two Imperia Allies.
me last British subj ect who quItttd tho
Russian doninuns is now in London He
was IN company with LAuris, on FIR m tina
pest sources OF Atcrmation, h. 10 by no rut ana
disposed to draw The conclusion that tho
differences are terminated between tho
courts OF Paris and 81 Petersburgh He N
, satisfied, that if by threats aud promises.
frauds and concessions, Lauriston sho,l&
be enabled 20 accommodate the disputes ,oC
the present, II cannot be long before thA
tranquility Mill be disturbed.
When he las advces left ST. Peterss
burgh. the Exchange was Is 1-S to ID 1928
out this advance occasioned little difference
M me purchase of produce, as the price
OF goods diminished nearly in proportion tn
the approximations OF Exchange The en-
oargo had been taken off at Dantzlc, and
great number OF vessels laden with corn
mad, IN consequence, left The port. The
contribution exacted on their departure
was conditional; i! they cleared tor any
port OF sweden, they were E. nav ont ducaS
per last, and give bonds ~ the value oishe
snip aud cargo for he faithful delivery II
the corn in Sweden. If they cleared OUT
without restricting their destination to tho
ports OF Sweden, they were tapay four due
cats and half per last and IN such case
no bonds were required There were aboue
hiteen vessels u.dcr the protect n of a
British ship OF war IN the roads off Dant-
&c. two OF which, the officer in commanN
COZ plains mad contrary to order, slipped
their Cables and stole into por. Three
spies, in the French interest, have beea
discovered in Riga, one music master, aaa
the TWO others habited as Polish Monks.
Inc tact OF he di>engagcmene of mariners
belonging to the Russian navy is confirmeds
ana IL Is SAL MAJ the army on the frontiers
OF Poland. has by this expedIent, obtained
an accession TO the number of 10000 men,
new reason is assigned for this atranse.
men. The eHpec .ation that Bonaparto
would require the Employment of The Ras-
Has Seamen IN the French navy, at A ,twerEs
ana elSewhe' e, the compliance with WHICH
Is rendered tHpracticaole by their removal
A"d distribution among the regiments on
du'y IN that situation
jun go
LSome weeks ago we gave a speech oS
Bonfpar'e to me French merchants since
winch period, other versi ms of 1t have been
circulated The following is said TO be one
OF the most accurate reports of it. as funs
nished by merchant who was presents
Our readers will perceive that it differs a
little. but not essentially, from our presenE
report.
o. me SIX millions Of Excheouer Bills
voted by Parliament to be applied to the,
relief OF trade, only about one million and
halt has been disposed of by the Com mig
sIoners' This small issue is to be attribu,
led to the extreme difficulty in the PREF
sent times OF Procuring securities satisfac..
tory TO the Gentlemen en- rusted with tho
application of the grant
person of distinction in England, who
has been emp. Dyed in diplomatic capacity
IN Paris some years ago, has, it is said, rels
Gently received a snuffbox fro5 Bonaparte.
with a motto, surrounded with a wreath ~
olive leaves, indicating desire to mako
peace, which, on MS receiving, he imme.
diately Showed TO Ministers
SdeTosfafioH Toe following is copiea
from German paper -
ULM. June /, 1911.
The promised attempt At lying, by thu
tailor, Bubinger, with the wings he baa
made, did not prove successful. He placed
himself on the walls Uf this town At tine,
edge of the Danube. for the purpose of fly-,
ing over that river but no ssoner had he
leaped from the wall than one of has wings
broke, and he fell nto the water, and nus.
have been drowned had not some boats.
gone to his assistance.
A remarkable literary prodigy is now M
the University OF Gottengen, in the persop
OF boy, ten years and 4 nall old. who I'M
'erstands the languages, history, geog1a phy.
and literature, ancient and modern, ana
who, at the age of eight years, possesses.
besides his mother tongue, Greek. Latin.
French, English, and Italian, "a such de.
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