The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

/ nc iast ot me Russian agents employed
ID this affair appears to have been NJ. Ger
| nichoh, 10 whom Michel furnished State
| ment OF the army in Germany, which he had
procured from Saset--Michel was con
demnedto death. and the confiscation Of all
his property Louis Saget TO paw "a fine of
| 900 francs, imprisonment ina dungeon & Sc
veral years hard labour: Alexander Sal
| mount, and Marie Moses, called Mirabcau.
were acquitted.
10. A merchant of the first respeotabiiityIef,
London last night friday for Paris direct,
| IN order to open negotiation between the
two; countries for more extensive Icerre
system, and for the revival OF commerce in
.seEeral.. Yfo,.
Letters from the 5loekad,ng feet offBress :,
announce some hustle in that mort, indica-
ting that the enemy are ready. for a start
L ne tour san OF the line, recently gone
IN there from l. Orient, are quite prepared
Another alteration has been made by the
French Government in it's licences to trade
with England. Letters of the Cd inst. from
Paris state, that the tariff has been done a
way, and that tho exports and imports are
to be placed on an equal footing the critic
ron Is to be taken from the last Is prices
current printed in England: and from the
same number printed IN France If it shall
appear that the imports into France exceed
,'ie export, 10 England, the SURPLUS shall
be liable to confscation
Orders were issued on Friday for send
ing IL French eTnigrants out of this country
Iwo. we're Of the musical tribe
ii. R1iortrd Ma 0akVictory.-It was conf
IDENTIFY reported in Plymouth and Plvmouth
dock YESTERDAY Cl'hursday) morning, that
oif edward Peliew has had an engagement
with the Toulon feet, under Emerian. and
tnat the British Admiral was completely
victorious, having Captured eight sail of th.. !
line. That the result of contest between |
the Hostile fleets has been in our favor. If il |
mas at al taken place, there can be little |,
doubt. We hope the information will prove |
correct.
a gentleman who lately saw Mr.. Henri,
at fAris says, he was about 70 proceed to
RUSSIA IN the army of which country he has |
a commission this was ARRANGED thro,oh |
0eIru'ier' frehch Minister at Washington.
ne Duohn papers of Thursday last con- |
tam the following statement This. was |
me DAY that had been. fixed for the biddirq
tor the loan. There was but one list. Glib, !
oons and Williams to bid, who appeared 20 !
BIDDERS Tor a loan of only one million and |
nan. Slr Charles Saxton declined recciv |
ing any Oder for a less sum chan two mill
mons whcreupon Messrs. Gibbons and VIII !
mans retired to consult with their friends |
and returned afterwards to say, that thev
Could not treat for higher sum than one
m'lhon and 2 half Waereupon Sir c. Saw
ton repeased, that ne could not receive tLn;.
bidding. which terminated the treaty.
Several private letters have been rece;-,-
ed from France. One of these says "The
Emperor, it is said, has no intention. f,r thc |
present, of Joining his army in the North -
saw him not long ago, and his corpuencv |
is astonlshingly increased, 8. he is both ner, I
vous and Iegarthic." Another letter me-
tons the arrival in France of an Officer ne
distinction, who had effected his escape from
tins country, probably General L.efebvre
Madame Lefebvre was a.tired in 49,
clothes and passed for h son.
The following notice was put IN at tbe
Royal Exchange this morning.
(COPY)
Treasury Chambers, Nav 8 1910
Gentlemen,-I have it in command from rho
LORD Commissioners of bis Maiestys Treasnr,, r. mr.
quaint you with reference to your annjicstio, ~
this board relative TO the expectation of Re, to
France, that their lordships have directed warrants
to be prepared to the Commissioners of C,,stnrs ana
EXCISE, tor permitting to BE- exported ~ l5oroe
at any time within the period Of six months in onv
vessel authorised to clear out for the not Of ,ba,
country, it not less than che hundred tons bIrtIen
and upon bonds being given in double th, vaIne oc
the tea exported, to prove the landing OF tbe roos
there by affidavit of the Master of the vess. Will
In SIX months, and certificate of a neutral Gomez, i
resident at thcport and if not octwo neutral ,nrr
chants. '
! am, Gentlemen,
Your obedent Servant
(Gigned) GEORGE HARTIGOw
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