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

the caigoes of such of our vessels as lad
not Licences were ordered to be disch aispeti
and placed in the public stores. We have
as yet heard no account by the Manlius In
relation 60 the Berlin and Milan decreex -
French troops were said to be marching to
the north OF Europe. A congress of some Of
the German and other princes was to assem-
BILE at Paris on the 22d inst. the object of
VINE was not mentioned. The Maniius
brought number nf letters, which have not
yet been delivered. ~-.American.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
.drrired yesterday. the schooner Na,,lius.
M'Connei from bordeaux. This Uessei
teft the river on the Oh May No alteration
had taken tlace since he last date TO ia
pour the commerce ofthe Americans'' The
sfaveTy Of tie Press. and the olertness of
sfifes frevent the free circulation fintei-
Hgence in France, so mat Huie could s.
kno4Un there ofthe aoar or the intentions of
government Trade very dull sugars hieh
and fne Sea Island COTTON north attention ,
Tobacco and Other articles continue under
FORMER hrohiblory DEGREES. Our March
lazo. Published IN the Moniteuy a6out 2Oth
.4hr,L remained svithout any comment IL, thar
official Journal. so that il mas difficult to
knozO svhat Bonatarte thought Off The
general ofinion in France 1,as that no hing
zooxid be done qvifhfhe deerees hreviousiy
(reUer J to the arrfuai there Of g ne4u min
'sfer from me q States. They knew Of
6arloD's afihointment, and ernected his
sfeedy arrival. In tie mean lime recent
orders issued for I'LL american f,rohersy on
arriudf to De landed and ftut n the Emne-
ror's stores From the operation offhis edics
snch vessels only rscahe az come with an
Imferfa/ Lieence. Indeedfhe ohinion 4uh,ch
e6f0snsta France, and causes great unea
SineS8 IS that fAcre is settled hostiiifv 10
commerce not 10 be conquered bur BY oDer
turning me tyranny which ohhresses the
7vhole continent pessels sailing hence NTH
I,nfieTtat Licences are SAFE -eDery thing
else hazardous IN this tresent month a
Of me .. King of Rome - az svh,ch would
De trcsen, aHthe Oassat kings termed allies
Of France. Ferdinand VII IL Ivas said. and
King Joe 7uoula attend Nassena also Rfnp
a7nrat, Of Naples. had returned ms kingdom,
to Naftoleon and will receive Poland in er-
change his military talents being REQUIRED
on the Russian. Jronfier Fiye great roads
s0ere 10 6eimmediafely made oOer the Pu..
reneeS, as aHthatfart ofShain north and
easf ofhe E6ro( Catalonia, Nayarre Bis
cay, ana hart Of Apragon ause 10 ./orm a
farf offhe entincss Frenck .freo1s zere re-,
turning from Shain.orderedito the north.
-. Federal Gazette.
-. !: ,--s. ~
The letters re ceiyed by the Manius. of
winch there We're Considerable number,
contain no intelligence Of Importance thew
are principally o. e State nature.
II appears, b, re news from France. that
warnetween France and Russia was talk
ed OF that the French troops were report.
cd 10 be marching nut of Spain, and that
I ur hundred thousand Of these we're sup,
posed to have been lost. since the invasion
OF Spain. Bonaparte was also said TO have
resolved to abandon part of Spain.-.hmer.
EEtraef ola letter TO gentleman in
baltimore. received by the Nzanins. do
tea 6ordeaur, Atril % 1911.
Ot the American vessels arrived in this
country, few only from the north, loaded
with cod fish. have been admit
TED 70 an entry, by special decree for each
vessel, and under an obligation to export one
half the proceeds of their cargoes IN s;Ik
goods, and the other half either in French
manufactures or produce. Towards the
la,ter END OF February, the Director Gene
Fai OF the Customs was instructed to sus-
Pehu' until further orders. his reports ON
american cases, and no decision has since
taken place, except in the case of the shin
Ann. and that part OF her cargo only which
consisted In American produce has been ad
mnted lhe John Adams arrived at I,'O
rien' on the 10th inst. with dispatches, and
the Argus is shortly expected with Mr..
BARLOW, minister. who we hope NAV bring
information, aad be clothed with bowers
which will enable him to relieve and liber-
ate ms Jeopardized country MEN. Notwith
standing all that has been said and publish
ca respecting the Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
.he Emperor has recently DECLARED them to
Ue thc fundamental laws Of the Empire, and
that their operations on he Americans or
any other nations can only be considered as
exceptions, and take place when they cause
tae'r rights and flags to be respected. He
announced also to his council of commerce.
that the merchants must be prepared to A.
bandon all maritime commerce during h;s
struggle with England. We fear that mo
a ran gemebt, on broad basis, can be expect
ed with the U. States, compatible with the,r
views The American vessels are TO be res.
Pectea VA all cases with special permits.
hey can now be applied TO vessels direct
from Baltimore ard Bcs,on, as we'll as New.
YORK and Charleston----Colon,a sugar
s"d indigo are prohibited after the f;rst of
January, 1873.
by the polteness OF Mr.. Kennedy pas |
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