The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
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c~asioned in Paris, and indeed throughout
/ france nc Done believes him Capable of con-
| spring against the country. Moreau's Orc
1 Their, after the glorious display of generous
| and f~raternal feeling he manifested in the
i~riounate, was arrested for fear he should
nave an opportunity of exerring himself in
the Generals behalf, and even Madame Mo
reau and the rest of the family have been put
~
March 10.
General Bef1ieres prefented lately the
officers OF the confular guard to madame
~Eonapartc, who condsGenaed to receive
graciogRr their addrehes of concratuIatio,
on the efcape OF her hufband from the
plots of the confpirators. In return, ne
lad, that the ffit ~conful's /oe and mar
eberjHed children were the folders, amone
whom he always regarded thofe of his
guard as the tirit born (comn,es des aires.)
GoTTENBURGH, March l9.-Extraf
of a Letter." n Ruflian courier, with
diipatcheS for Count Worontzow, in Lon
don, will fail to day for England, this cou-
rier has performed the Journey from Pc
teriburg hither in ieyen days, which is al
moi incredible ; his di1patched relate to
the ~reil8naticn of Worontzow, the Minif-
ter at st. Petersburg, who has retired 70
his eitate lnthecountry. Hisfucceloris not
yet named /: but there is reafon to think
Markoft Will be the man d: if 20 the refc-
nation and new appointment may be both
favourable to England, for it is underfood
that Worontzow at Petersburg. was by no
means a friend to the Englith, and f,re!y
Markoff cannot be expected to prove one
TO the French, after the treatment he re-
from Bonaparte at Paris.
" An Engliih courierle left ST. Peterfbure.
at the fametime with the Rufiian Obut is
iuppotld 80 have taken the route of HUI
From this ii would appear that
Sir John Warren, thought the refgnaticn
OF WQrontzow of Importance at this
MILAN, Feb. 2s.-The approaching fpring
may be expected to produce events OF the
importance on the coat OF Italy
and IN the Mediterranean Sea. The
army in Italy Will be coniderab!y
reinforced; and ieveral corps are on the;;
march from our Republic for the Neapolf-
AN territory, which will be replaced By
rein troops from France. 1t is reported,
hat the French troops have received or.
ierS TO take polciiion, not only OF the u.
y OF Naples, but OF the Inand Of Sardin5.
tdmira! Ne!fon appears tobe informed oe
heir intention, as he has already appeened
With his fleet off Sardinia and the Gencsfe
;oait. The accounts from France and tia
J fay nothing Of the failing OF The Toalon
feet.
The exchange Of couriers between this
,lty and the French headquarters in the
Neapolitan territory is very frequent, and
thing appears TO indicate that i'm
'ortanteyonts may foon be expected.
Vienna, March 3.-According to ac-
from Conftantincpie the Porte is
strengthening his force by fea and land rs
peedily as po!iible. A great augmentation
j the array !as in particular been ordered.
HAGUE, March e.-Harmonv, who will
.o-morrow fet out again for Utfecht, had I
ong conference with our minjler OF way.
Pyman, and the Marine Council. He.is
entirely tatisfed with the Nate of our
preparation IN the Texel. TO day he will
the garriion here.
AMSTERDAM, March e.-We are aEi1r.
ed that the deftination OF the fquadron Of
Haritink, on boarG of which is 0
is Ceylon. IN expedition for til.
recovery of our f|etGiements there. could
be undertaken s. d more favourable
time.