The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21

tegrey Of Jingle State The genius OF William fe,-
tied with the other States OF Europe, the iuccelon to
the crown of Spain Contrary the will of the reign
inc monarch prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of France
When ;he Arehduke Charles, whole favour this r.
ten,nt had been made, afterwards fucceeded to the
Empire, the fame policy dictated the Acknowledgment,
Of Philip, the French Kings srandion, 10 prevent the
dangerous agyrandizemen. Of the Houie of Auftris
but compelled him renounce all claim to the throne
Of France we'll his Brothers 70 renounce ali claim
iuch Kingdoms, which would have been equally dam
gerous to the balance of Europe.
NETWORK, November l.,
Yeterday arrived the brig Rolla, cep..n Ianiis,,,
in 10 days from Bordeaux; by her papers are recev-
ed to the Goth September ncluGve hut they fe.rih
no intelligence of importance. The verbal news
brought by her is, however, highly nsereang. She
fpoke the Britiih hip Be!lfue captain Douglas, 10
days from, Gafgow, for Demerara, ard was informed
that war had been declared by England again SPAIN
and letters of marque and reprfal i!ued. The Spau;
ambaador, it is iad, le, London the Goth Of Sep
TENDER. 1t was currently reported and believed at
Bordeaux, that Ruiia had declared aganh France
An engagement had taken place of Boulogne
between Brith fquadrou and the French gun boats,
in which the latter lo(t nearly 1000 men. Britiih
fquadron of nine f. of the line and foe fgaes had
arrived off Rochelle. Bonsparte, the Paris papers fsy
was at Mayence, where IL or 5 600 men had been
collected to perform their military revolutions in his
prelence. Colonel Gerard irt aid decarnp TO gener-
al Bernaiotte had been the bearer, from. the army Of
Hanover to his majey, of agold medal (the godfron
the mines of Harz) intended an acknowledgement
from the army. and to etrrnze the gratitude Of the
inhabitants OF arz for the generous prote on gram
TED by his ulajefy. The colonel was ALTO charged
win in. delivery uiedai 10 Ihe euIpreis
Iofephine. Comedians had gone from Paris to May
enee tor the Purpoie Of playing before their maeites
from which, it -ould feern, they were to rede for
fo-ne time there.
Capt. Hannifen, of the brig Rolla, who a,riv-
ed here yesterday, has favoured US with Paris
papers to the goth of September-they afford
few articles, which follow.
The mot important news by this arrival, is
the news of WAR BETWEEN GREAT Bril-
TAIN AND SPAIN lon the nth ult.
Capt. Hannifen fpoke and was on board of the
Britifh ihip Bellefue, Capt. Douglas, then g
days from Greenock, bound to Denerara- :
Capt. Douglas informed, that the Spaniih Mi
hitter had left London on the 26 of Septcmber---
and that the Britiih Government had granted
Letters of Marque and Reprifai againft Spaniih
veGels.
A war between Creat-Britain and Spain has
been long expe6ed--and on this ground, the
following captures probably have been made
a letter received in this city, by Nfeis. Smell,
Stagg and Co. per the brig Bula Maria, dated
Curacao the 10th OF October, mentions that fe-
veral Spaniih veiiels had lately been captured
off that 1aud by Britlh fhps of war.
Capt. Hannifen pafTed through Britifi
fqnadron of nine fail, at anchor off Rochelle.
When the Rolla failed, Ruflian war was
talked of, but nothing deciive was known
On the arrival of MFR. Armftrong at Paris,
MIR. Livingston, our Minfter there would quit it
for col &c
The following articles are from Paris bate,y.
" The greater part of the Rufian forces are
concentered upon the frontiers of the Turkiih
empire; from which circumstance it is general
ly believed that the cabinet of Petersburg are
about fome ferrous undertaking againft the Of
toman Porte, who would find il difficult at pre-
fent to make any effettual rciiftance.
" It IS generally believed i'll Germany that
the King of Prufha will fhortly caufe himfrlf to
be proclaimed Emperor of Brandenburgh.
The court Of Vienna has received from
mott of the principal powers of Europe the ACT
recognizing the hereditary imperial dignity in
the Houfe of Aufria.
The ceremony ofthe coronation of the he
redtary Emperor of Aufria is fixed for the
month of October, when he will afiume the IL
tie OF Francis /. The annals of the world af-
iord few examples Of two Imperial crowns u
hitting on the heads of one fovereign. The
crown is preparing, and will be of the value of
leyeral millions.
=" The government of the Batavian republic
are occupied upon Objects of the greateft I'M
portance, if we may judge by the frequency OF
the extraordinary fittings of the members which
take place daily, and of the couriers who are
dispatched TO Aix-la-Chapelle to NJ. Schim-
meiPennink, the ambaiiador, WHO'S atthat place.
" Nj. d'Oubril, charge d'affaires from Ru1ia
near the French government, has arrived at
MayenCe, where he waits the arrival of the En-
peror Napoleon.
" The French General Commanding in Ma
pies has ordered the leizure of all ye1els fuf-
pected OF having on board provihons defined
for Malaga or for the Bnglifh fquadron.
" The Mnfters Of Ruii.a and England, al
their own requef, were to have a particular,
audience with the King of Prufia on the I'd
September.
" The departure of the Pope from Rome
for France is fixed for the 10th October.
General Laurifon, aid-,le-camp to the En-
peror Of France arrived at Vienna early in Sep
tember,o n his way to Contantinopewith amifi-
on.
" The Count dc Life left Crodno the 22d
Augult on bis way TO Mittau, his former ref
dence, i'll the Rulidn Doninions.
The regiments from ST. Domingo are COM
pleting in the 18th Military divifion at Bor-
deaux. The officers who arrived from that Co
lony, and who are at Paris, have in confeaucnce,
received orders to depart Immediately for Bor-
deagx.