The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24

fortunately, was trptSS with no other iecrets
thar ;hoit concerning the Internal aciminiftrati-
OH this attempt was dfcoyered by the great
expepte and exsravScagce OF his victim, who is
aow tlut up at SP2ndav. 1t is fad, that the
parents OF this young nan have made COM
plant in petition to Eonaparte, of La Foret' S
treacherous conduct, but the aniwer is eaflv
| foreieen. 1t is obierved 1t Berlia, that the En-
gliih, Ruilian and Swedfi Minifers there,
make lind OF coterie among themielves, and
ieidom fee the other Members of the Diploma
tic Corps, except when at Court.-Even the
Aui,rian aud Daniih Miuifers are not often wifi
ted by them. BY the French Courier, arrived at
Berlin on the I'd, Id Foret received on two
banking houies rcmittanccs TO the amount of
$4,000 Louis d'ors.
Copies ofBonaparte's aniwer to the ultima
tum of the Emperor of Rufiia, are now circua-
ting on the Continent. We have not vet re-
ceived complete copy of this document,
which is couched in terms of the grcatef info
ence and mott unqualified mahgnity. The
following outline CT its contents will enable a.
ny perion to form prssly correct idea of this
production.
After Eating that France will not be diSla-
ted toby anyotherpowe- upon earth, Bonapate
AXIS why, if the Emperor be deiirouS OF war, he
does not i orce openly declare his Gntiments
why he does not comm eDCe and jufify hoitili-
ties IN iome manly war, rather than have re-
courfe 20 the iimiY artiice of demanding fats
faction for the violation OF the neutrality of
Germany, by the ieiZuG, and the trttended al
iafiiEation ofthc Duke d'Enghien The an
iNer then proceeds to juaify thete fasitious and
dooninablc principles, and afterwards infulting-
~ axis, whether the Emperor of Ruiiia would
not have acted in the fame manner under im-
lar circumstances? 1t concludes with re-
1url al =.
could not be tuppofed that Monarch, who
fell fuch lively ntcruit on this location, would
not, if the murderers Of his father 1.-THE Empe-
ror Pau) were i'll his reach, ufe every effort to
bring them to juitice. We hope foon to be a.
Bic Ia lay fnll copy of this document before
our readers.
Night fgnaIs have been lately ehablihed on
the heights round the Efiex coat. Zach iigual
is alto fuppled with fack of furze, which i,
TO be feen on FIRE on The frR appearance of a.
larn. A corefpondence will then BE- carried
on by means of different colourcd lights, with
as much facility as by any other means reforted
to in the day time. A Gordon of repeating fiji
gates are ftarioned at convenient alliances, be-
tween whom and the look out on {hore ready
communication can at all times be kept up by
rockets and yariegated lamps.
September I9.
The Hamburger mail which arrived this dav,
has brought information of Tome facts not known
before.
The afiumptionscl the title OF Emperor of
the French by Bonaphrte, has been notified to
the Sublime Porte. II was received with fome
complimentary expeditions but to the de-
nland that it ihould be acknowledged by that
Power, an anfwer was given, purportng, that it
would De time enough 70 do 70 when the two
great Powers of Europe, England and Rufiia,
fhou!d have fet the example! This fhews pref
ty plainly that the Porte, remembering the in
fance of Gallo perfdy manifelted in the inva-
hon of Egypt, has mere reliance oil that very
Power, againtt which France endeavours to ex-
cite its ealouly, thanit has on the Cabinet of ST.
Cloud.
France has expreGed great unealinefs at the
number of Ruiiian ihips with troops, which
have paiied through the Bofphorus. Every ar
tifice which could be devfed has been reforted
to, to induce the Turks to prevent any more
from pailing. 1t is now, however, pretty OBJ
vious, that its efforts in this r1fpet will prove
frHitlef8 and that, in fact, thefe very troops are
fent there for the protection of the TurkiIh
Greek provinces, againlt any attempt that may
be made by France i'll that quarter
a declaration of War may be hourly looked
for between i>uaia and Franco the fubfdy is
completed on the part of England, and the irf
Ruiiian lduadron, Coniifting of three fail of the
line, three frigates, and a cutter, which have
been cruzng in the North Seas, are daily ex-
pe6ted TO rendezvous off Yarmouth, where the
neceiIary preparations are made for their re-yic-
tualling, Stc.-On this fact our readers may re-
ly. We have heard from another quarter, that
number OF trdnfports, filed with Ruflian
troops d'elue were ready 10 fail on the firh no.
tice, in order to pats the Sound before the com
mencement of the winter feafon.
1t was reported laG week upon the exchanges
of Amferdam aud Rotterdam, that Lucicn Be-
naparte had RENTED from Leghorn, Genoa,
Venice, and Triehc, 20 banking houfes in Hol-
land, and at Hamlivres, $40, oool. to be placed
in the Engliih funds under five different names,
but that the ipies of his worthy brother Napo-
leon had diicovered this politico-fnancial ma
n9uvre, and with the exception of fix millions
of livres, 25O,Oool. Napoleon had counteracl-
ed the intents OF LucieD, and laid an embargo on
the money. 1t is even faid, that two of Luci-
EMS agents have been taken up, and fent TO
France, and that orders have been fent to Luc-
ca, where LUcien lately relided, to conhne him.
Another runour is current, that he had previ-
cuily made his cicape Oh board neutral veGel
at Leghorn, and failed either for America or
England. We do not know what credit is due
20 thec reports, nor whether they be entitled to
any. We know, however, from private letters,
both from France and Italy, that Madame Bona
partes The mother, and Pauina Bonapartc, the
| Princes Borgheie, have in vain attempted TO re
| conclle The Emperor with his fans culotte bro
tber, and that The former has forbidden the latter
TO iet his foot not only in France, but upon the