The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24


road; and this being aI,o Stained BY the
bankers. 1t is supposed that ON the winding
up of the business their loss will be only
from three to 50O0i. st
Rear Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclere,
sailed yesterday from Portsmouth in the
Royal Oak, "a, accompanied by the Norge.
OF the same force, captain Rainier, to form
the blockade Of the Texel, where force of
live sail Of the line is ready for sea, and by
its movements has indicated disposition to
slip out at the earliest opportunity. The
enemy are supposed to have formed de-
sign to send this squadron northward to
seize Heligoland, and afterwards Anholt by
a coup de MAN, But the presence of Lord
Beauclere will derange that scheme.
1t appears that the armistice between the
Turks and Russians is Northumberland an
article from Vienna mentions that hostili-
ties were supposed to have Recommended
about tile middle of February, in conse-
quencc of the Porte having declared, that
no territorial cessons would be made to
| Russia: We are also told, that couriers
| from France. Russia ard Turkey, have ar
rived at Vienna, who were supposed to have
been the bearers of dispatches of conside-
| rable Importance. 1t is therefore, not i'm
probable, that Bonapartc means to take a
more open part than he has hitherto done,
in the quarrel between Russia and Turkey.
Il
| VIENNA, February %.
Though 1t has been frequently announced
that the Hungarian Diet was about to ter
innate its sittings, its discussions still con-
tinue. They are, however, principally on
the execution of the plan of finance, of
which the fundamental articles are adopt
ed, but which yet presents many difficulties
in its details.
| On the 9Th of January three Servian
chiefs set out for St. Petersburg, in pur-
suance OF an order which they had received.
! they had been previously sent by Czcrni
Georges to Bucharest, to assist at the con-
terences. OF late several couriers from
France, Russia, and Turkey, have arrived
at this capital: the contents of their dis
patches are unknown, but it is said that they
are very important 1t is believed that hos
tiiitles between the Russians and Turks re-
commenced on the 9Th.
| lime has put an end to the uncertainty
occasioned by the contradictory reports in
circulation relative to the events of a Turk
sh war. 1t will be recollected, that gen.
Markow obliged eight thousand men. COM
manded by Tschapan Oglou, to lay down
1 their arms in the vicinity of Rudschuk, on
the 18th of last October.-To give great
er eclat to his success, it was pretended
that the Grand Vizier, shut up with a corps
of twenty-three thousand men i'm Rudschuck,
1
and Markow. At last, it was said, that he
had attempted sortie, and penetrated to
Schumlas with considerable loss. The
truth is, that the troops Of the Grand Vizler
were composed of the elite of the Turkish
infantry and cavalry, and those of the Rus
slams being very rpuch weakened, the wish
es OF the Grand Vizier TO conclude an ar
mistice were not opposed, of which he took
advantage to place Rudschuck in the bes,
: state OF defence. The Russian troops be-
, ing In want Of provisions, retired to the left
bank of the Danube. The congress at Blu.
charest then took place, and after several
conferences, the Turks finally declared, III
the most. decided manner, that the Divar
would not yield an inch of the Ottoman ter
rltory. 1t is upon this declaration that the
Turks have put an end to the armistice
such is the exact state of the facts.
HAMBURG, Feb %.
Inc following article has been published
HERE: :, ,,s--
:" In.1s11. public notice was given, that
all those who continued to engage in com
mercial operations prohibited by the de.
crees OF Berlin and Milan, would endanpe,
their property and their persons. Some in.
aNiduals, from spirit of avarice, have
dlsregarded this notice the year 1912 will
realize, with regard to them, the measure.
which were taken in 1911. Already an ad
venturer OF Lubbock. named Hope, who hae
speculated In commercial produce in Swed
en-, has been arrested on his journey t,
Paris"
NAPLES, March Ie.
French commerce, under the sanction O
licences to considerable extent, is pro
gressively rendered more probable. w,
. have 1t now in our power to announce tina
: the board of trade has assented tilt tn,
!, wine to be imported from France, sreE b,
admitted tor home consumption.
independently of that advantageous bar
ter which is expected from these licences
, on the export of goods to the value of onl,
81. per ton, from Great Britain, the follow
= Ing commodities may be imported from
France, and the catalogue, it is expected
will be enlarged in the course of the mex,
! week. The articles are, grain, flour, but.
ter. cambria, artificial pearls, fruits, drugs
, artificial flowers, thrown and raw silk, and
s Iper:umery. The last item, perfumery, re-
(, quires explanation, as to the particulars il
comprehends.
The export also of a full cargo of Goals
or salt, since the 1st Of July, 1911, entities
the proprietor ct the vessel SO employed tt
thesame privilege of importation. The IL
: NIT of time for the expectation of the frs,
articles, to the value of 81. per ton, is the
. 18th September last, any expectation prior
!, to which will not confer ON the parties con-
. ccrned the benefit of this regulation.
The advices from France of Saturday
| aCOuaint, that eipce ,,rc,,;on,