The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11

rre:.ch Legation is frproCed to have quilted Ruia
There aIeuort for which there GEMS li,tIe o..-
i,tion, that Electoral Alociaton is a5out to be for
med, Including mott of the Eecloral Prices The OBJ
jetl Of which is TO maintain Tie Gerni;uiigk Couli-
;ution and the righSs of the Electors TO ehooe the
Emperour
The king of Sardinia intends to re!dc ut Corfu
under the protection Of RuAa.
| 1t is reported ,hat the niurgents in the 1urkG,
province Of Serv'a, have applied TO the Auiiran 90
vernnent for us protection, and it added that the
Auitrln Gordon of that frontier has been reinior-
eed. This itass of things, and the ervenicree ply
fgue, ilrong temptations to encroaehn,ent but
tie Auitriau governments has hitherto taken 10 E.p
which can give umbrage to the Turk. According TO
the latel accounts Germ George, the Chief C DE
iniurgent Servians in the Eat, prones fair to rival
the great of the Welt III the lit OF Revolutionary
Emrerours.
Captain Collier is appointed to the commend of the
eder OF 90 guns, at Halifax, bearing The eag Of Sir
! A Mitchell STAR.
Accounts have been received in town that Lieut..
Wright, who was confined in the Temple at Pans,
has been liberated, but what conditions has not
| been tated
We are concerned to Gate that Lord Neor's health
has been ome time the decline, and that grea, a-
prehenfons entertained of his to.al lois of fight.
Every good patriot mut Partit pate in any atiition
that might Witt this gallant Admiral, TO whom the
country is indebted 70 much and to whom when he
latt left England he determined that it iould
It'll owe more MoRS. ADV.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. IL.
The following document from our Court Chancel-
Tor, appeared here on the 9TH infant -
His Majeity the King has been pleafed to inform
me, by his gracious letter of the Goth of Aucu that
tor long time the prevalent of mott French
Journals and daily papers has been marked by want
OF due repea for Kings and Princes, and for every
lawful Government; that this niolence 70 worthy of
chaement, has continued ncreaie, and The confe-
quences thereof have lately appeared in of the
newspapers NOT generally known, which has dared to
nfert expreons attacking the Kings exalted peron,
and, consequently, the dignity of the Empire and as
this cannot be pafed without aninladveriion his
Majety has been pleaied to order:
l. That from the hour when this notification is
made public, the importation into the Swedlh Empire,
ard the provinces belonging thereto of French Journ-
ais, Weekly Magazines, and Daily Papers, is triciy
prohibited; and that exception be granted or
demanded.
2. That all importation of Books and Writings
which may be printed in France in future, is Ekeyyile
prohibited; thoie, however, which have already ap-
Peared not included, provided their contents be
not contrary to the regulation OF the ordinances Gill
in force; but, with reipe9 to French Books, which
may be Publhed in future, exceptions my BE- admit
ted, if an humble requeft be made for the parpole
through the office of the Kings Court of Chan,ery
4" In conlequence whereof, am required to pub!iih
this gracious command and ordinance of his Maiehy
the Hing that all people may conform thenielves
thereto
(Ex OGeiO.) COB TIBET.
Stockholm, Sept. Z, 1904" A. d. HUNfNIEI"
CoNsrANrINoPLr, July so--The fuccefive PAT
If Ruff nf
on board, through the Dardanelles defined for Corfu
does the ghtei fenfation at Conitantino-
pie The Ottoman government, 70 far from oppoiing
the paiage, continues to live OF the bef un-
deritanding with Rufia, and appears even to derive
new degree OF fupport from the arrival of thee for-
egn forces both for the preiervaton of the tranQui-
ty of the Archipelago, and the COAT of Ala whether
againit domeitick nturection foreign attack The
people indeed always Jealous of the approach of fran
gers particularly Of foreign folders, dpoi.d to
be guilty OF iome acts OF tum ut, If the Ruian folders
had been permitted land in great numbers from Ba-
jukdare, where the Ruflan veiies moored The Ruff
iian miniter had, however, the widom to give nria
orders to ieveral officers to prevent their from
coming aihore IF the inhabitants of Conltantinople
had only een thirty Ruians together in the nreets,
this ailuredly would have given rife tur,ul, The
fact is however, that few Armenians only were for
ihort time permitted to be alhore CONFERENCE.-The
While in the they appeared foley in the capacity
OF travellers. The Object of the Court of Peteriburg
feems have been avail itef of the confidence Of
the Porte, without doing any thing &c weaken s
influence 1t is denied that for the court of ST.
Petersburg it is matter of infinite moment TO have
commanding Ration in the South OF Europe particu-
lary in the Mediterranean, independent of the adj
vantages which this procures to RuiIian commerce,
from It's eitahh!hment the Coats Of the Black Sea-
II is not at all matter of indifference in political
point o. vlew bctauie the protection of the Repubcll
of the Seven Hands furnhes opportunity Of main
tanning military force in point which is alrnoh CEN
trial. whether with reference Europe TO Ala or to
Africa. Such poGtion conitantly fupportcd by an
armed force, may often be the means of prefervre
balance of power, while it only pro.eHes to have
military object in view. Under thefe circumstances
General Bruno, the French Ambafadour has frequent
conference with the Refs EfFendi, and thefe negotia-
tons will, in all probability, aGume new character
of importance from the arrival Of French officer of
diftn6tion on lpecal milton. The frelh conferences
will, is underfood, refer principally the acknoy-
edgment of BonaparteS newly acquired dignity but
it to be expected that the general fate Of the poll
ticks of the European States will engrofs confdsra-
bic ihare Of attention. The Port, ON tie fuheS of
the acknowledgement Of this dignity and On fe-
veral other iubee, appears to have adopted EN-
Of temporiling policy, and waits for reolution to be
taken by the leading powers of Europe. In follow
fhis line of Olirv he h., IL