The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-06
Foreign Intelligence.
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NETWORK, MAY 81.

French accounts to the 18th April, are re-
cei,ed at the Office Of the Morning Chronicle,
by the Voting Edward, from Bordeaux.
Or FRANCE, we do not find any thing of
particular intereft. Moreau had not been tried,
nor had any thing particular taken place relative
to his fate. II was reported that Georges had
deftroyed himielf in pfifon.-The preparations
FOR invafiou had been interrupted in imall de-
gree by the confpiracy, fecret knowledge of
which on the part of the French government,
was fnppofed to have thus far delayed the ex-
petition. The preparations were now renew
ed with particular rapidly, and the attempt
raj appearance of affairs in France was thought
more friendly than formerly to the idea of a
change of government.
The Paris papers mention the arreft of two
paofe confHsators, named Couchery & Charles
d'Hozief, in the following terms;
wCitizen Paques, Infpefor General OF the
Ninify of the Grand Judge, accompanied by
citizen Comminges, Cornmiaary of Police, and
Come caofen gens-d' armes have arretted Charles
d'Hozier, one OF the principal brigands he
was concealed with one Galiet, fales-man in
The ftreet Of St. Martin. He had with him fe-
veral wigs for sdifguifes, and falfe whiikers of
the fame colours as the different wigs. 1t was
Ibis Charles d'ffozief who provided at Paris the
lodgings of the brigands. 1t was he, difguifed
as coachnan, who went for Georges, at St.
Leu, the 1T of September lah, and brought him
to Paris.
"yiefor couchery, the conhdant and ac-
eomplice Of Pichegru, equally diftinguifhed in
the official Lift, was arreftcd on the 9Th Germi-
nal,{eo March) by citizen Paques, inthe frect
Of Babylon, where he was concealed; the bro
Their of this Couchery, has become at London,
the hired caiurnniator of the French nation, in
the Journal entitled, lie Courier de5 Londrey,
: being prevented by fckncfs from accompany
ing Pichegru, in his palage to France, he afio-
ciated his brother in the plot"
e "A number Of perfons had been taken up by
the police and fentencedto puniihment for keep
ing the doors Of their habitations open at i'm
proper hours, in violation Of the law of the 22d
July.
At Touioufe, citizen Paris, coniniGary of
war, and citizen Paule Waffle, had been arrefted,
and their papers put under feal.
AT Lyons, citizen Bureauz Puffy had arrived
from Paris, and had taken the reinS Of govern
naept.
FROM STRAsBuRCE mention is made OF the
further arreft OF feveral crnigrants on the bord-
ers Of the Rhine, who had come from The int
fior OF France, and were on the wing for Ger
many. 1t is taid that they hoped to efcape nv
this prompt fight, from the fearches and per-
quihtions which might be made againit them,
in confequence Of the diicoveries relative to the
plot againft the Firft Conful. They fpeak ALTO
of the fsizure of feveral very important papers,
which throw great light On the plans of the con-
ip;rators.
FROM CoNsrlNTrNoPLE, accounts of the
goth February, fate:
+" There has been for fome time great aeti-
vity in our arfenals.
" General Bruno, anbaffador from France,
has had for fome days frequent conferences
with the reis effenIi, minihcr of foreign Affairs.
Taey have been engaged relative to new tariff
On duties of entry. General Bruno has alto
made fone sfuggeftions relative to Egypt, and
has propofsd certain means of protecting that
country againh every influence inirnical to the
interefts Of the Porte.
.It appears that thefe ove.tures Of the French
arnhaGador have taken place iince the receipt of
note from the Englifh nainiiter to the Otto
man nninifer, In which he demands, "that the
Porte fhall receive in Egypt certain number of
Englifh troops, TO guard and defend that inn
portant poffefIion of the Grand Signior. His
Britannia majeiy will engage, by means Of a
efficient guarantee which he offers, TO reftore
the faid country, and entirely to remove his
troops, as foon as circumstances will ceafe to re-
qrire them as defence" For the prefent, the
Porte ha: made no reply to this note there is
90 doubt but the reply will be negative, or at
Ieait evafive.
We have received intelligence, that Ruff
an higate with feveral tranfports have arrived
in one of the ports of the Black Sea. The fri
gate, and the troops on board, are defined for
Corfu.
Information is received, via Smyrna that Ali
Pacha, governor of Alexandra, has become re-
conciled with the foreign confuls. He quits
Alexandria for Cairo, the Porte having confid-
ed to him the general government Of Egypt.
The amoaffador from Rufiia has declared by
circular letter to all the foreign miniitcrs, that
according to decifion of his court, the harbor
of Sebafopol will be appropriated exclufvely
to receive the Ruflian veffels Of war, and that
no others will be admitted.
= The grand Signior is about to marry the
daighterof bis predecefTor Abdul-Hamedan,
to the Pacha Of Erzerund.
From RUssLA.---Accounts to the 10th
March from st. Petersburg mention that the
frequency of couriers, both Ruffian and foreign,
who arrive and depart, induces the belief that
Tome important negotiations are pending, but
the whole is conducted with the utmot myf-
terry.
An ukafe had been recently publifhed, which
is conGdered as highly honorable to the ernpe-
ror Alexander. Under the reign of Catharine,
the inhabitants of Tambow complained heavily
sgainf the officers who administered their go
vernment. A committee fent TO inveitigate the