The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
London, Seot. 10.

London, SEPT. 10.
The Hamburg mails arrived yeftef4iay. Tbe
intelligence which they bring is fupercedet bv
accounts of more recent date, which we have
received by the Paris papers to the cd, and the
Dutch to the 9th inf.
Ihoic papers contain great variety of i'm
portant information, but the article which NAV
be coniidered as particularly ;nterefting at this
momentous crifis; when the fate &C E;;f;zi;s
and with it the condition of civilized foc;ety.
trembies in the balance, relates 10 the certainty
of an jnimediate rupture between Ruifia and
France M. D'Oubril, the RuiIian charge d.
Afaires, has quilted Paris.
His departure is not mentioned in ths French
official paper, but the facts admits of no doubt.
as 1t is inherited in fsvcral of the fmalcr Paris pa
pers. Whether it was in confequence of an m
satisfactory anfwer to the note which he was M
derftood to have prefented ihorty after Bona
parte had left the capital, or fome peremptorv
order lately receivedfr from his court, we have no
means of entertaining, as the fact is barely mcnti-
oned, without any comment whatever.
Bonaparte, after having paiIed FIX weeks in
reviewing and marihalling his troops and ar
ranging all his immenfe preparations for the in
yailon of this country, mas at length taken his
departure from the coat. Mott of his Minif-
tiers, and all the foreign Ambafadors, had left
Paris, for the purpcfe OF meeting his Imperial
all the honorS and hattery which the conftuted
authorities will no doubt, profufey pour ON the
modern Charlemagne. The period Of his fav
IN that city is not mentioned, but there is no
profpeGt OF his immediate return to the coat
as we ind that he was to continue his Journey
to Bona, Cobentz, and the principal cities Of
the newly acquired departments on the left
bank OF the Rhine. Upon whom the command
OF the army Of England, and the proud difincti-
on of planting the bonnet yoHec, or the Frsnc5
Imperial EAGLE, on the tower of London, is 70
devo!ve, nd interim, we are unable 10 conjecture
from any thing that occurs in the Paris Journals
Indeed we Gionid not be furprifcd If the motion
Of the French army TO this idc of the water had
been pofponed fle d'e, for we find that conf
derabie preparations have been making nj StraC
burgh forthe reception of his Corfcan Maicfy,
from whence it was expected he would repair TO
Paris. The Anniversary Of his aGy,Soj;oy (the
9th of November) is only two monfhs difant,
and as 1T Is generally fuppofed that he means 10
coElttute this ato the annycrfsrv Of his orory7-
ton, It's not probable that he viii, in e inter
val, eXPoic his army to the poH bity of any diff
Alters which may afIcG bis psefsnt popularity.
According TO private letters from the Hague
Of the ! It init. ioon as his MsicHy the King Of
Sweden received information Of the libel which
Bonaparte cai'ted 90 be INFERRED in the NIonteur
he immediately dispatched a courier to his
charge d'afaires at Paris, MIR. Ackerbaid, with
orders for him TO quit France without taking
leave. AT the fame time orders were fent 10
Stockholm intimating to Bonsparte's charge o..
aiaiteS there, that his preience could be difpen-
fed with Sweden. All political celstc-e hayc
Therefore ceatcd betwccr Sweden and France ::
but the Swcdiih Conful, Gen. - .Seigneul. con-
iiuues iii to reiide al Paris for thc protection of
commerce CT the Swsdiib fniYeas with France
u 'e, however, fuppofed upon ths continent,
tnai Sapocon, IN Fl of PATTON, viii foon or
der him away, and declare w1r sgainft Sweden.
Another report IS, that The Rufiian, Swediih
and Dsniih Mioifteis hsye quiz Paris.