The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

E'nperor of Anisria or the K y Of Pruifia.--
Others may not feel the effects OF Bouapartr,.
ia"iefS violence, hut their turn maycomeif thcy
nave not the courage TO defend the common,
law of nations.
The French Commercial Agent. who vet
rehdeS at Gotteubnrgh, bis received an order
rom ms Government TO quit Sweteu mmedi.
ateiy.
We have received fome accounts FROM o,,-
iqaacron OF feiro., all OF which aerce in Fat
ing mat no ar'namer's were preparing IN that
port, and for this good reat,... thar tbc ,s,,,
ARENAS were totally unprovided wi,hthe means
o. ,NFhiHiinG one upon the moi limited fcale.
ny accounts from Valencia. dated early IN
October, We have t>rr fdvou. ed with iornc FIR.
tier particulars Of The Sll-oiii inii,r,etlion.
at the heglnrinr Of IA month, hetween
three and TOUR thouL,rd Of TIE Kings troops
entered the province of B,tcav, yYlthou, anv or.
petition fronl-1ie in!rrgents. Admiral NI,g..
reoo' aiid Genera! Ofqnii!a, VAC are faid TO
nave been the rng!eaders in ti,sr revolt, w.,e
afTe!. and tent "a Blrso9. Upwards oftwo
tnndred OF the moft important perfc - concern.
sc IN The intnrreeton are iaid TO have Red;n
consequence OF the uGtaYora6le anfwer rs,a we'd
from bonaparte, TO whom II is reported IN.
hiiIayans offered TO become vsiiaIs, is ,hch-aS
o' me French Government. HIS Imperial Ma.
Jelly IS hated 10 have recommended 70 them "a
continue IN tutjeGtion to their own SOVEREIGN.
to whole aiii!tancc, in cafe it were nece5.ry, he
would iend IN army two hundred thcu!ard
men.-The bufnefs was, notwitbAandirp. cor.
hdered as far from being fettlrd.
Areport ola vrey momentous and cx.rsor,l-
nary nature has reached us by the fame convey
ancc but IT Is otiuch nature as to render !,
an act or diicretion 10 refrain communicating -
10 the public.
None ot the bullion rpropctty which was
taken in the Spaniih frigates detained bv w..
iiquadron under the orders of Captain Moore.
mas been landed at either Por;fnouth or Plv
mouth.
According to accounts from Florence, the
houie or Nico!o MariaiSaiT, banker TO her Firm
ran Maiefy, had Popped payment for the a,m
OF two millions of fcudi.
According to report of fonr Dutch defar-ers.
Donaparte had feDt politiye orders from Aix.la-
Chapee to the French commodore At Ferro >II ~
ia'l for Brett, even though be lould be obliped
TO hgst his way through our cruizers. The
iquadron would, III conieqpencr, have already
LETT ferrol, had not an aid-decamp of the Spa
anth minitter of marine arrived from Cs,l;z
with dispatches, which indnced him TO v,a;t for
further inttrufions from France. I.'is believed
at Ferrol, and on board TIE French Feet. tha.
the ihips which are coupling at Cadig and Par
ceiona will cooperate with the French as arr
'ti 40 CIiJ 10 d certain O!'tdnCS from thS S-r.
NTH coat, as the Spaniil cabinet regards ia
neutrality eBcroachcd upon by the n-iefncc q.
our hiockading fqnadron. Thefs Datch,ge.
alert, that the greatef anarchy and confuiion
prevail aliover Spain; that theirfurre6lion which
began near Bhoa, has extended to theneirhbor-
ing provinces; < tlatthe infiraeats amounted 70
upwards OF 6o,Coo men, and were daily increa.
hing. Tbs latter report was confirmed by an
American captain from Corunna, who added,
that the leaders OF the inflrre &tion are Spani-
ards formerly in the French fervice, ard Young
men educated in France. The common belief
among all clades of the people is, that the dic
iolutioa of the Spanih monarchy, or At leaf =
general revolution, is at hand. This dangerous
iuPeritition is kept up by the pretended pro-
phecies, circulated by Spanlh priensin French
pay; and II will, therefore, NOT be furpyifng,
II all ignorant people, thus deiuded, and alfc
tormented by famine and diIeafe, viii, from
defpair, feck remedy in the wori of ali evils,
a rebellion.