The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
STATE PAPER.
GENOA. Iunc Il.

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GENOA, June q.
The Antrim Imperial envoy here, Baron Won
Gnefi, has delivered the following note to our
minifer for foreign affairs:
The undersigned, minifter pleniDotehtiarv and
envoy extraordinary from the Emperor of Ger
many and Au(tria, has received yrit4r: ~ even.
ing the npte IN which Senator Rog.eirc, the min
liter for foreign affairs has informed him that the
Ligurian f-nate has refnved on :he Union of the
Lisrrian Republic with the Frencl, en- irc, and
that the refolution will be Immediately carried
into execution, deputation having been fen: to
ms Mtieiiy the Emperor in contequence. The
government has at che fame time t.,oup,t pro-
per to isnifv the motives which have ind uced il
to annul both the old and new contribution, and
renounce the ral'k it has hitherto maintained a.
mong independent ftates, to- unite itfe!f 10 aio-
ther great power. I have alto been given 20 un-
drritand that my million to the LigI;an govern
ment is at an end.
will not exam;ne the motives which have in
dnced the trnate To take this 1eo--in this cafs.
the ienae is the bef judge and ,he object is Of
iaiiicient Importance fince it relates To the ex.
''tence and weil-bcin. OF tate. But with ref
peel tn the termination of my milton, this en-
tirely depends nm the orders Of nv cmueror.
and till receive thefe orders, il is INN 1lihle
that hould conf Ter my milton as Terminated
mall therefore, as ICON AS poflibIe, tranfnit to
my court the note delivered, together with the
decree OF the tenatr, that may receive direai.
ons for my conduit. cannot doubt that the
Ligurian government vii! in the mean time ac.
knowledge the iuviolahility of my perfo,, and
defend the rights of the Legation agsinlt anv at
tack. Hope tn find here that protection which
is due to The Auitrian and Gerra+ nation; and
exoect that tae Au.trian coululate for COM
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which it at pIe!eat exits, greeably to the law
OF nations.
Signed, CJTPsTJ
Genoa, June 9, 1905.
| On the 5th infant the Senator Rog,e;re tranc
mitted to the envoy the following note, in an
! fwrr--
| i have laid the note Of your exc IIency, fthc
Cd. infant, before the chief r,agittrate, and
have the pieafure 10 Allure your exceIlency that
the Official refpe6t which is due To your excel
iency, according to the law of nations, and A.
grecaoiy to the ientinents Of eiteen which the
ligur,an government eHtertans for his imperial
r'aJety, will be carefully obierved, both with
re gard to the perfon ar your exccllency, and TO-
wards the whole Legation of his n,ajcfty th. EN-.
peror OF Germany and Auftria.
PARIS, July IS.
! The official Journal Contains fi,me news from,
Genoa, which appears calculated 10 ira louiIiz-
the public mind refprGting the conduit of the
police al Venice, relative to two Italian officers
and the French commercial commi!Iary. nj
knhasny. 1t is fatcd that NJ. Mattigso, tn.
Auitr'an Conful General at Genoa, who had
quilted that city, rs well as the AuRrian Mimi.
tef Baron GueRi, on the union of the Genoef,.
Republic with France, has returned ,hitber. he
ing ordered by the court Of Vienna to dfcharee
thoie functions with the French government,
which he exercifed with the Gsnoeic. He was.
IN confequence, Introduced to the Arch-Trea
iurer lie Srun, as representative OF the AuGrian
emperor. Nevertheless, al! unealinefs is not vet
entirely dose away, iince it is aItrted, that
three perfohs of diEinttion, iuhieets of the EN-
peror ot Aultria, and now refiding Al Paris. have
been put under confinement in their lodgings,
of way OF retaliation for the arreit of the two
ltalIan officers at Venice.
1t is not yet known when the emperor will 90
to Boulogne, although numerous column or
grenadiers and chafIturs belonging to his guard.
went thither Ii days ago.
| July 80.
| In reprifal for the detention of M de Prom;
| at Venice, the police of Paris caufed to he ar
reited an Aulic councillor of Vienna; but in con-
iequence OF information received, that througb
the Intervention of the general in chief grje-
gardc, the frange procefs inftituted by M. de
D'ni'een al the head OF the police of Venice
had ceaied' and that M. dc PROM was frt at IL
herty, the police OF Paris have aifo liberated th.
Au''c councillor. AS to any thing further this
circumfaace will have the mott favourable ef
feet, as II will make M. de PROM f-niible oftte
etteem in winch he is held ny men of rnIighten-
I'd minds, Whit at the finn time It will evince
the firm determination of government not to al
low any infringement Of the law of nations in
the perfon of French citizens, and confantIy to
enforce the right of retaliation.