The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
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The Message from NA.oLEow~ contains ,6..
following passage: -
The Orders published by the BRITISH, Council
1910 and 1917, have torn in pieces the pubiic
law OF Europe new order of things governs
.he universe. New guarantees having become
nccc ne. tn me the annexation of the mouths
OF the Scheldt, Of the Meuse, of the Rhine, of
the Ems, of the Weser, and Of the Elbe TO the
Empire the establishment of an internal navi.
sa''on with the Baltic have appeared 10 me 20
he the first and most Important
n. sitting OF the Conservative sSenate, or
State, Count Caffarelli, presented an Eynose on
the sub)ec, of the navy, and project of Scna-
tus CHns'iitum. Inthe latter il is pronoscd that
part OF tue conscriptsn for the army, should in
future be appropriated for the marine service.
a"u .''at io,ooo OF each OF the oonscrptiors Of
the years lSiS, IA, rs and 1916. should be ina.
med'ateiy put at the disposal of the minister OF
marine a report from the Duke de Fe!brc,
,nihister OF war, was then read, and Sena,us
Cpnsuitum proposed, the principal article of
winch places 10000 men OF the conscript;.
on OF 1911, at the disposal of the Minstsr
OF War, for the purpose of recruiting the IN.
my s WE ~
In an extraordinary sitting of the 18th De.
cember, the Conservative Senate adopted The
two above mentioned Senatus Con sultums. and
""o,ner re'auve to the annexation of Holland.
the ashsecowns, and the Vslais to the French
empire. AS long as the war with En- rland sba,(
continue, the French people ought net to lay
down their arms
E1fract from Rordeauc Meas Pahcrs.
IN Bordeaux paper of the LIST Dec. is a
MS from the minister of marine of ~ YES
seis ana cargoes captured from the English
from the 18Th October to 18th November.
1910; among these are American vessels
said tobe captured.
" the 5th and 9Th Dec. bonfire was.
MADE at Bordeaux Of all the English goods
found in that vicinity.
NJ the same time was ead a report con-
tanned IN the Gazette of all the acts of f,e
british government, from Edward the I'd
20 Inc present King. for destroying French
CONN &c and manufactures; among which
are round some English burning DEGREES.
he crop throughout France has been We
ny uniavoraoe for grain, and it has risen
considerably An additional number of Ii.
cehces have been given for the importation
OF Colonial produce from the u. States i'm
American vessels.
Extracts Of letters from c. Ncyer. ESQ.
p'ce Consul cf'the q. S. at Bordeaur, da
red Dec Is e IS, 1910
The Francis of Baltimore, for Gotten.
ourg mas arrived in AS days. with coffee, &c.
and Is sequestered, until a decision from Pa
ris.
Nankeens, by a recent decree, are pro-
hioIted entry. as are also all cotton and silk,
goods not of French manufacture The du
ty on cocoa is reduced to francs so Confines
the Id.
The schr. Freedom, of Gloucester. and
org Charleston, of N. York, have been con-
demned by the council of prizes
The schr. Yarico, of Marblehead has.
oeen released, together with her cargo.
ooth having been under representation since
1908.
g All the American vessels at Bayonne.
are to be sold.
The Essex frigate arrived at L'Oriene
IN 20 days We have the Presidents Pro.
ciamation, which it is hoped, will produce
something favorable at Paris.''
VIENNA, Dec. g.
Letters from bucharest of The IO,h Nov.
assert nat General Kamenski has retus.T
tne indefinite armistce proposed by me
FOR {, and has demanded the previous ,;g--
nature on both sides of the preliminary
Con Ions which are to serve as tn basis 6f
a dehnltive peace.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 8.
M' RAYMOND, French Consul. has inst
passed through Rds,adt with dispatches
from the French government for CONSTANT
hoPie, to which he is proceeding as fast as
possible by way of Vienna.
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