The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-08

nc foilowiT- TrticieS appeared III the 4NAO-''9V"
of the 24;h uitmo.
PErERsBURGH, Od.7.
I" The Emperor Of RuiIia having been informed
that the Count de Lille had quilted Wariaw, and
was psing 20 Huiia, xhsre he was have the con-
ferences announced beforehand with perons expect
cd from England would iufer thoie conferences
70 take place in his States. He has made known TO
the Count de- Lille that having had relations with
the French Government, having igned with it feve-
raj treaties and that Government having been recog
nized III Ruia iince the treaty of 1901 he ud not
fuffer any thing take place which might induce it
to be thought that the Court of Ru1ia had changed
lis ytem and opinion upon the lubjc6.'
M.pRIp, Sept. l4.-The King has given orders
FOR 10000 men 70 march to the province of Biicay,
he capital Of which is Biboa, quell the diturban-
ces there. Thee troops eonfH Of column Of Caiti-
Ian grenadiers, the Apicon regiment, corps OF c.
valry, and regiment of Catalonians.
BILsoA, GA. s.--Five thouiand troopsare alrea-
dy arrived here, and 5000 more expected with
chief Judge, who will decide with repect 20 the late
occurrences here. Trade is entirely itapd.
Rome, OF. 3--'The Pope, who fets on his
journey the 9th, will be received the from
of France BY his Imperial Highneis Prince Lou
is Bonaparte. The Emperor himief Will meet his
Honefs the gates of Paris, take him into MS coach,
in which ne will give him the right hand feat, and
thus proceed through the Rreets OF Paris the Impe
rial Palace, the rhui!leries.
Contribution of the Italian Republic will Goon under
60 comfortable changes. The documents for that
purpoe already in the hands OF the Miniiter
Mareicalchi, who preiented to the Emperor Ma
poeon when he was at Mentz.
lausanne, o7. l2-For feveral days potts
have arrived here from Germany. They write the
fame from Berne. variety of conie6lures have
been mad" with refpea the cauie of this extraor-
binary occurrence, of which there has been
pie for ieveral years.
Hanover, OI7. 23.-1he whole French army in
the Hanoverian territory is gong into winter quar-
tersthe number of troops here prefent is eaimat
ed at 900.
CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Sept lot is generally az
ierted that the Porte, with view reitore order
in Egypt, and gain over the Mameukes has relolved
to appoint Elf Bey, who refided 70 long in London,
Governor of Cairo but fuoh ftrong approximations
have been made againit this appointment by certain
foreign Ambaiador here, that it will not now take
place.
NOVEMBER ..
STATE PAPERS.
Copy Of tie Note avered BY the French Nfiaer of tie
Foreign Department, to tie Imperial RuIEan CGaype
D'd6,es, d.lied Paris, re 26tb Floreal, year XIII
or tie l6fb Of May, 1904.
have laid before the Frit Conful the Note which
you have done me the honour iend to me, dated
May the 10Th.
which the enemies of France have gained in The Cabi
net Of ST. Peterburgh, and that ,hey the eve
OF nterruptng the good understanding between both
countries which, with 70 much difficulty brought
about and which, by its fortunate effects leemed be
10 labe.
His Majeity the Emperor of Germany, and his Ma
Jelly the King of Prulia, both of whom the mof
nterelted in the de0ny and welfare of the Germanc
Empire, have found that neceiy and affairs of great
consequence efficiently authorized the French Govern
ment to arref, two leagues from the frontiers of
France, French rebels conpiring agan their country
and who by the nature of their confpraoy, of which
iuch terrible evidence has been obtained had made
themielves outawed even by the laws of nations.
AS the German Princes ALTO fatished, 10 will the
Frif Coniu not di!cuiS with the Emperor of Ruiiia
point that does not regard his nterei but he will
do hmelf the pleafure fpeak with his Maeny the
Emperor of Ruiia with that frankneis he has accuf
toned Europe to hear upon his part, and which alone
becomes ftrong and powerful itates.
IF the intent Of his Maieity be to form new coali-
ton, and again to the war, why employ this |
occurrence as an excuie-why better act OPEN |
ly Though the renewal of hoitiities would give the
Firt CoHful fenble regret, he does know any one
who could intimidate or brighten France one |
whom he would forgive who interfered in the inter-
nal affairs of France: and as he does not NEEDLE with
the internal parties and opinions which may exit in
Ruihfi, 70 has the Emperor OF Rui4 right
die hinlfeli with the parties opinions which may
exit in France
In the Note which you, Sir, delivered, you defre,
" that France fhal employ the mott powerful means
tranquilife other Governments, and that an or
der of things fhouid ceaie Europe, which is 70
farming its ecurity and INDEPENDENTLY not
this independence of the European States invaded, |
when one fees that Ruilia at Drefden and at Rome
protects and fuppOrts confpirators, who abule their
privilege of reldence, bring about troubles in the
neighbouring countries, and when the Rufan Minif
in mot countries Of Europe pretend to put uader
the protection OF the laws of nations perons born in
the fame countries where thefs Minihers reide as
M. Markof deiired do at Paris, Ill the cafe of
certain peron born Geneval Jhee are real attacks
upon the independence of the European States. To
mention hefe attacks, is the be representation
againt them but the affair which has cauled her in
reference is Of very different nature.
BY the Treaty of Luneville, both France and Ger
many have agreed not to harbour any perions who
attempted to durb the reciprocal quiet of the two
States. The Enigrauts, who reided in Badea, at
Friburgh, at Dreiden, &c. could therefore be
protected fufered in the German Empire a cir
cumiiance which iiews tbat Rufia has been too haay
i'll her interference il this affair. France dered from
Ru1ia that the Enigrants who were employed by
her, when both countries at war, fhoud be re-
called from thele States where they had made them
ieves known by their intrigues agaHt France, which
agreed to by Ruilia; and the prelent complaint
which ihe makes brings, therefore, forth this
quehion; if, when England conipired the murder Of