The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

| rcHeaE o. Tie Orders n Council. Here, -
says the French Journalist, (" we have IN
deed 4 revocation OF the Orders in CounciI
OF 1907 and 1909 but tile Orders Of 1906
! are not revoked, that is to say, those which
sanction the right cf Il panci. blockade b,
which aSlace is declared Is be in a state
~ clockade no, because it actually is so,
but because II carries on Commerce IN
luruds to English manufactures. CnfffhrSf
Ci0crS are rcVcerd, noiAi8e, 10 d5Ee, and
England will be prohibited from im,ress 20
the continent. France ,7ili not .,dma .f a.
ny species of blockade but that defined bS
The treaty OF Uuecht, tha, is, tie 6s,cka
dung place III The situation Ia which Flush
NIX was placed, and the mouths Of the
Schvldt, curing the expedition of 1863 -
In t,ct, unless this right Of blockade alone
De acknowledged ana the orders ct 1866
revoked, We shall hud 10 morrow Of next
d.'y England declaring the whole coast OF
tie French Empire under bioci,ade."--
According 10 AIR. Fosters explanation. the
Orders or 1896 can no longer Prove bar
tetween as and England Tor MIR. Foster
declared that his Cabinet never meant auy
thing else than actually TO station an ade.
quate force on the Coasts OF the German o.
cean fdns recognising the only Legitimate
definition OF blockade which can be admit
ted by the United states. Whether such Il
force ". ciHaHy statoacd, IS auother ques-
tion--tor our own parts we believe that
the British minister was most woiully n,;sta-
Ken III the point OF Iacf.
We have e-c.rarfs OF dispatches from the
British y dniral Martin, stationed of Ripa.
These CONFIRM the Gottenburg accounts OF
Prince Bagrat!on's having erected a Juno
| tionwith the main Russian army, and the
Grand Seignior's having ratified the Urea
| ~ with the Russian Emperor The fol-
towing is the most inportait OF these
Notes:
| Extract Of a letter from Rcar-Adrnral Martin to
| Nce-Admra Sir James Saun,arrz dated az ui,a
the 27th July, 1872
General barclay de Toll, the Commander in
Chiei ot the Russian army, has announced his June
! ton, by forced marches, With the corps OF PRINCE
| lSagrauon at, Wuepak, where the Messenger WHO is
Just arrived lett him ON the cath instant The Em-
peror Alexander had himself reached Smolenski
probably To stimulate by his presence the natives OF
that loyal province TO exer,ions suited the dan
| ger with which they are threatened. The EInpe-
rors activity and eainestnes5 in the prosecution of
| the war, affords an admirable example to his sub
Jects who III Cid Russia devoted TO his cause
| The mobiles Of Moscow have offered to rais.. one
hundred thousand men at their own Expence be
sides voluntary contribution of two millions OF Sill
YER rubies, 10 be at the Emperor's disposal We
learn by the same Messenger that tie Peace with
| Turkey is ratified.
The General Governor of Riga has given
notice that the first step, in CONSCIENCE of
| this qualification, will be to unite the Rus
sian sroops, now on the Danube, with the
main army & turn the whole force of Russia
against the French troops.
| The London Courier states that the
| Cleaner, which some time Since brought
dispatches to Mr. Foster, could not have
carried out the rehcak of the Orders in
Council, because she only sailed on the
l9th June, and the repeal did not axe
place till the Esd. The Courier adds that
all that Mr. Foster did, was to inform
this governnienteof his having received a
dispatch " announcing the intention of his
government to sttsflend for a limited time
the Ordersin Council, and proposing in
consequence an Armistice or recall of the
hostile measures which the American GOV.
ernment had adopted" In truth w under-
stand, that our government has never yet
received an o6Fcial copy Of the alledged re-
peal.