The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-17

o'nation OF the continental powers ayainit
France The king of Sweden, who ohvioully
is as angry with Boaaparte as the emperor A.
lexandef, has given his vote rs duke of Pomera-
ma, IN the college OF princes of the empire, ref
pecting the affair OF the duke d'Enghicn. Bat
the power of Sweden againit France is nothing,
and un!ets the great powers more Immediately
IN the Bcighbourhood of the French territory,
take part IN the quarrel, the meaflres of the nor
them courts mutt be confined to expeditions on-
". In the mean time ether violations of the
freedom of Germany are mentioned. Bremen,
one OF the Hanieatic towus, which had been
ordered to afford Bonaparte loan on the fecu-
rity OF the revenues Of the electorate of Hano-
yer, and had refuied, has been tubjeSted to
blockade OF extraordinary rigour aud it is e.
ven faid, that military execution has at lait been
employed to enforce the FUN demanded. IF
this be true, and if the members and guardians
OF the Germanic empire fubmit to this, it NAV
iureiy be concluded that nothing will route
them.
The blockade of the French harbours has
been extended from the mouth of the Seine to
the mouth of the Rhine. This meafIre will ma
tenaiiy embarrais the enemy in the provilioning
OF their armies on the COATS, as they will now
be obliged to have recourle to land carriage for
every thing they want. 1t mutt not little
wound the pride too of the tbreatenery.
! courier has been fent to Field Martial Ber-
nadotte, defiring him Immediately to order the
ltanoverian Legion. in French pay, to march for
bruifels, where, probably, it will be infpeSted by
the Emperor, during his prefent or future Jour
neys to the coat. 1t is fuppofed that this leg-
on is already on its march, as detachments of
Gems d Armes have been fent into Weftphalia,
to efcort 1t for fear of defertion. In return, fix
thoutand young recruits have pafied through
beigIum, for the army in Hanover; they are
Chiefly Cd f,rt h. ,pE,
icrIPts the years 10 and IL. They march
under an eicort oftwo hundred Gems d'Armes,
who have orders to fire upon them if they
ihouid ihow any inclination to mutiny or defer
ton.
According to letters from France with the
!2tt Hamburger mails, the decorations of the
members of the Legion of Honour have caufed
much dissatisfaction among the troops, and ma
ny duels at Paris, and in the Departments
thoie who have obtained them being infolent and
proud, and thofe without them humbled and
provoked; many think that Bonaparte will be
Obliged to follow the advice of Berthier, who,
to put ftopt to theie dangerous fcenes, wifhed
him to decree, that the fars of the Legion of
Honor fhould in future adorn all the colors and
itandards OF every regiment in the army, to
NEW that all ITS officers well as men deferve TO
belong to the Legion of Honor, though fome in
dlviduals have had more opportunity to ditin-
gum theln1elves than others.
Private letters are faid TO have been received
IN town which mention, that fome of Bonaparte's
emiifaries have been circulating a plan for the
partition of the dominions of his Swedfh Ma
lefty. According to this plan, Ruflia is to re-
ceiye, as her hare of the fpoi, the Swedifh part
OF the Grand Duchy of Finland, with five of the
surrounding Diftriets; and Denmark is TO OBJ
tain the remaining Diitritts; and his Maety of
sweden is foriooth to be Unidentified for the lofs
of his domnons by new kingdom, competed
OF Tome provinces ofthe Batavian Republic, to-
gethcr with the dominions belonging to Pruf1ia
along the German ocean as far as Bremen. The
King OF Prufiia, = arge ceffion of his ter
rltorles, is to get Hanover and Swedth
Pofnerania. 81 range partition of the
territories OF his dajefty, which, ac-
produced ftrong fefiAtion in the North of Eu-
rope.
General MORGAN is to be permitted to reide
at Cadiz or Barcelona, until Madame Moreau
has been brought to bed.
1t is fill fuppofed that fome of the enemy's
ihips have effected their efcape from Brett Al
letter from Torbay, dated Auguft Is, flaws
" On the oath uItimo, as captain Hornley, of
the ihip Active, late of Liverpool, was return
ing IN a vefiel from Lifbon, belonging to Lubbock,
he law IN lat. II, long. 1-2, fleet, coniiftng
OF nine fail ofthe line, and five frigates, which
he FIRMLY believes to have been French. They
thewed no coorS, although one OF the frigates
came very near to him. They were fteering
a iouthern courfe, at the rates of nine knots an
hour, with the wind at N. w. Captain II. de-
clared himielf ready to verify this report upon
oath.
The reports of Paris are big with new confpi
racies and profcriptions, The frft Object of
Fouche, on his recall to the administration of the
Police, is iaid to be the defru6tion of what b.
naparte calls the fanttion of the Generals. If il
IS neceflary to any views or defgns of the Cor
iican if he has any with to crafty, or any ap-
prehenfsns to remove, and the charge of a con
ipiracy viii effect his purpofe, we have no
doubt but 1t would be made, and carried into
execution. 1t appears, however, to be general
ly believed, that the late Royal Chief, Count de
Bonrmont, who in January, 1900, made his
peace with the Confular Government, and was
afterwards confined in the citadel of Befancon,
was Tome time lait month removed to the Tenn
pie, on the accufation of being at the head of
coniPlracy, in which the generals La Horie,
Macdonald, Soham, Lecourbe, Salm, Bonneau,
and other diftinguilhed officers of the fame
rank, who fought under Pichegru and Moreau,
are faid to be implicated. 1t is ALTO reported
that the generals Reynier and DefolIes, though
IN actual employ, are among thofe whom Bona
parte regards with an eye. of fufpicion. Vari-
Gus contradictory accounts are given refpeeting
theie generals and among others it is fad, that