The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
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trality, and will enter into new alliances.
LONDON, June $50.
The Hamburger Mail, which arrived yeHerday, has
brought Journals of the 18th and private ietters
of the 3th innart.
The former contain fome public events of inereh,
and rhe latter fufnh with feveral curious parcu-
Lars relative to the trial Of the conipiratos at Paris
which have not yet found their way into the French
papers Our readers will find in the hote addreed to
the Diet OF Ratibon by the Envoy for Brandenburyh
new initance of the fevere weight with which the
Corfean Uurper gals and bows down the necks of the
Continental Sovereigns As in many of the foreign
journals, among others the Hamburger papers, the ver-
bal declaration Of the Envoy had been incorrectly fiat
ed, the following is given as authentic.
" The Envoy fad, he had no, failed to fend the
Ruifan Imperial note to the King of Pruia, the Elec-
tor OF Baden and his other confituents but had not
yet received, could have received any orders on
the iubea he conceived, however that he might de-
clare, that bis majety, his mott gracious matter, had
confidence that the Firf Coniul would, of he give
III iueh declaration relative the late occurrences 70
Alarming to the Empire, lhould, according to the
obervaton of the deputy for Bohemia aud the Arch
duehy OF Auitra, prove conciliatory and fatsscory
and ani'ver the expectations of his Ruian Imperial
MajeRy." -
The Pruf!ian government, at the deGre of Bona
parte, has artefed general Lahore, formerly ON the
fe-
eretary, at Nellie, in Sileiia They were to be fent
down the Elbe from Magdeburs, and delivered up to
| the French in Hanover.
| Letters from Florence of the 5oth ult poitivey
alert that the Pope will go to crown Bonaparte at
Lyons.
Prince Efterhazy having, with JUN fenfe of his
own dignity, refuied the milton to Paris, to congra-
.uiate Dotaparte as Emperor, that appointment has
been conferred Prince Sinzendorff but he is not
I to let out till after the coronation
ihe Pope has requeifed the mediation of Auhria
TO reconcile the Emperor Alexander for the outrage
his holnets has committed upon his naturalized
iubjects the offer, however, has been waved under
the Pretence that 8onaparte able 70 fettle
TINS point than the court of Vienna.
| The miniiter of the Prince of ORANGE, Baron
Dfvoy, hasleft the Hague, having fninied the ne
gociaton relative to the indernnities of the Prince
he whole of the ndemnifications, according to fome
Journals, amounts to from five to fix millions of flo
rms. The obligations for the Prince will not be
changed into national obligations, but remain parti-
GUAR debt The whole affair is arranged the fatiC
/ faction OF the Batavian government
We learn by private letters from Petersburg, on the
10Th init. that general Hedouville, on receiving a
courier from his government poponed his departure
rom that city tor which every preparation had been
made 1t was fuppoled that thoie dispatches contain
ed offers ffatsacon and Cancellation on the part of
Bonapare. The dispatches were deliberated upon in
was Immediately forwarded to the Emperor who was
at Reve giving orders for the grand naval review I'M
DER admiral Ttchiichakou. Hedouvle would il is
iaid have Quilted Peterburgh before no had he been
able to fettle for the comfortable ums of money he
owes IN that city. Bonaparte has ordered him re-
ittanee TO iqudate all fair demands but he is dfcon-
tented with the III fncce!s &c his Iliiiifffion
! The PruIian Ambafador at Paris the Maroris
Luceheiin, expects his new credentials every day ;
| they are already the road
The Helvetie Envoy, M Mailard, and the Bata-
Wan Ambaiador, citizen Schmmelp enninck, have all
ready received By courers their credentials to the
| Emperor.
The court retinue of the Emprefs, and the Prince,
and Princeifes OF the blood, forming; among
the Perons appointed teveral of the old nobility
aiio many perfons who have been little known till
within thefe few years;
The tyrant moulds them in one common MATS"
For many interefting details refpetaing Moreau,
Georges, &c. we are indebted to CORRESPONDENT who
has conantly attended the proceedings on their trial
from the commencement to the day of Moreaus de-
fence which is the date of his lalf letter He flaws
In the night ofthe Goth inf. they were all remov-
ed from the Temple and the Abbey prifons to the
| Concergerie. Each of the confpirators, when Dill.
to the bar, has gems darn by his de, 70 that they
are always between two. Part of the fpeefa,ers
itand the ret have three galleries, viz the fra for
the general a of the garrifon of Paris the fecond
|
the third for people of rank and fafhion who are
Frenohmen by birth. Georges is obferved never 10
look about him, but continually fixes his eyes on fome
object that happens to be in front of him. He ALWAYS
hts and ttands with his croed His anfwers are
very polite but he makes it fecret that it was his
| detgn to reitore Louis XVIII. The Marquis RIVE
re IS equally open in his anfwers. He fpoke much in
| Praiie OF the Count DArtos, MonGeur. The
two Pognacs, on account of their YOUTH excite gene
| raj pity.
Pcot, Georges fervant, fpeaks with great refo-
luton and denies his firG declarations, laying, they
| had been extorted from him by violence.
EaJolais itated, that from his not fpeaknc French
well enough, being Alfatian by BIRTH his meaning
| had been mifconftrued in all his depoGtions
Moreaus defence was modef and beral.-In
fome of the fittings he took with pencil When,
IN proof of his patrom, he alluded to the number of
battles he had won, and the many fortrees and towns
ne bad .2!', o ,va,ioHay aPpiaHaed by Tome of the
auditors; upon which the PRECEDENT called out to the
iuiers to turn out the applauders; but as they Ell
Their had not obferved, or would not obierve them.
they remained. Being alked why he did rot de-
nounee Pchegru, knowing his treachery, he repeated
ly iad, that to turn an informer was acting a part
which his heart revoked at While Moreau defend
ed hiinie during hour the utmoa lilence prevailed
| in court. The priloners were well drefIed MORGAN
wears either grey, or brown coat, ard queue,
but powder"
The Monteur Of the 18th contains the following
article relative to England, dated Paris, June II.
Commerce fhoud be its guard aganl the falfe
rumours circulated by the newspapers Bulletins from