The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-27

NIT. Rowan then bowed to the Court and
withdrew
FROM the Cia9o7u .Jsnxnl, Sure 81.
The Intelligence received laft week. from th.
continent has he-F' mere Hii;eraoie i,qtrtitv
''an III ne importance either ofanv OF the fepa-
rSte Particulars or of the whole. We have had
r'f's papers 20 the 4th inf. Papers from Lev
aen: TO the fame date-Pa?ers from Hanburgt,
to the eth.
RUSSIA
From s.. Petcriburch, we learn that the in
land ravigator OF the Ruaia1 empire has been
opened from the frol, this feafon, much f,oncr
IMAM n'ual veceis were, every where, paiTinp
ma repaihng az early as the middle of A7ril.
"e Nniiian en'baiiY 10 China confRs, in az Of
TWO hundred and thirty-n;n= rerfone, WHO ira
vel III three diviiions, and to rendezvous at
irznlfk- Captain Won CruferitcIn con,0,an-
der ofthe Rufian expedition round the world
has been lately honoured with adu,itIicr into
the Ruition order of St. Annc's 4 company
mas been intttuted at CherGon 10 trade OF the
Black Sea, their capital confifis OF one thou
land ihares, each One thouEand rubes. There
IS alto company for trade on the White Sci
The Pufiian GoverGment is providing, with
great anxiety, againit the introduction CT * hi
tntla Giteale III old clothes.
SVEDEN.
Our intelligence from Stockholm natss LITTLE
more than that their Maieity's and the crown
Prince were going on an excurlion TO Schooner {;
and that the Pruflian Minifter Won Tarrach,
brother to the Marquis Luchefini, was, with
his Secretary obligation, about 10 leave Stock
holm.
DENMARK.
from Copenhagen we are informed, that fe-
veral books have been recently introduced in the
king library-one of the nobIeit in the world
which have ON the margins, comfortable
notes IN the hand writing of the famous Tycho
brache. They were purchafed az Vienna. The
tiIver ot the famous mines of Lonefbcrg, in
Norway, was iuppofed to have been c,:farf ed ::
and they have not for 4 number of wears been
wrought with material advantage. But a new
VAN or iilver ore has been recently difcovered.
wh'ch promies to make thofe mines once more
valuable pohefion Of the Crown ofDenmark.
The Danifh merchants have. of late, gained
comfortably by new navigation TO iegbo n1
One thip has brought a freight of nearly e.
ven thonfand rix dollars for A voyage from Leg.
morn TO ionningcn. Another has got COCO
guineas freight to Lfbon.
PRUSSIA.
The troops eucamped between Corbeliz end
pietfnihl performed their field exerciics before
ms fruiitan Malelty on the 9Th, asth & 2sth
May Berlin is, alInredv, the centre Of the
negotiations between France and the powers If
the north, for general peace. 1t is not true
that Ma.iha'l Moeleudorff ard the Duke of
DruhiwicS have refuitd the nlienia Of Bona.
parties order Of the Black Eagle.
AUSTRIAN EMPIRE.
LET ers
that the Emperor and his minilcrs virw Bona.
parties movements in Italy with extreme iraloli-
~. One encampment Of $4,000 hufriau
troops is about to be formed at Pcttau in Syri,
Another OF 10000 men will be formed near
lrevlfo. Grain is exceedingly dcarat Vienna.
There is promife Of an abundant produce of
fruits in the vineyards and orchards. Not few.
er than one thouiand feven hundred and nine.
ty-four perions died at Vienna in the month Of
| April only.
| HOLLAND.
| M. Schinmel penninck is now, Bon,nar,e,a
| Viceroy in Holland. His frf grand a,as are
laid to have been, to fiirrender the Cane ~
Good HOPE by formal though fecrs. ccG;ar 20
| Bonaparte, and TO enforce retrielions upon the
trade with England by neufrals, fuel y, nun
utterly ruin the commercial iatereR ofb;s Conn
| try' The Dutch are fleeing, in multtudes from
wilds of America.
FRANCE.
! il is the confeffion of the French tle,,r loo,
at this moment, that their trade is utterly min
81 .rsfHey have nothing TO lofe n, fra. Tbr
t'eVes 70 iupply the fleets aud armies Decc J,rii,
ruin their huibandfy, their manufadures. and
the nenial feryce of their great town. Thev
have funk down into that political tor9or ref
int
vailed IN the days Of Louis the Forytee,ib
when they cared Tor nothing but the pride 9,
| glory OF their Gr0nd Noaarqne. Bonap1ite tells
them that he is great, and that tfty IRE -,re,t
under him ard they lay their necke before Him
~, the omt' and futer him TO tread Cpon hsm.
They reioiced. on the cad IF Nav. amen a.
generally and as heartily, for B6napartc's acct.
ion to the throne Of Italy, as their great.
grand fathers could have done II tbe I'm
thing had happened to Louis The great.-Tbey
are not ht'e proud, JUL now, Ina. t5ey
/ u Dn have fh;-- or .rg,