The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
Curapean 3ite!.iusnce.
RECEIVED AT BALTIMORE
LONDON, September ca

| LONDON, September "a.
we need not fate to our readers, that. c,-
.'mc ''''e par, IT has been thought in all he
pohtica! circles, that propoGtion v,uIa e..
dry be made by Mr.. pirr, TO the nrion;.s,
members OF Oppo6ts,n, to cooperate w;,h H.,
IN forming broad and ifrone At!minifr,tio,
ouch mas been the opinion, becauf. ~, thnc.
neareH TO mir. TIT, feeling, no doubt. IN.
weakness OF his htuation, have volunteered ,b;s
,dns"age nat IT is now believed to lie connIrt.-
u at an end. Mr.PITT's iourneyto yV.vrnon.L
was no doubt made fer the purooE. IF 49,.
ing with his maety his plan Of operations.-If.
nas out two modes of neutrality-suspicious. 70
torn ttrong administration, equal to th,, ,,;
gehcY or me LIARS ofihe Kingdom, or e. ,,
hrensthen his mere numerical force in p,r,is.
.nG"' 4, 20 s've rrotectiou to his imbecitv.
Ane nm o'nect, he knowns. ne could only ac-
compil!h by 'u'renCer of Office, pren,r;,or,,
to an equal ,liv,fion of power with HE o,nn
nenfs' Dor he can no longer look TO Lord Sin
MOUTH for aid y and the ffcord be can on.v
nope to obtain by the furprife of a diG;,i,tinr
we thought It unlikely, after TIE noble gem
pies given by Forforihre, in Scotland {; Inv Gle
ceiter, IN England I; and by Down, in Ireland.
'hat ne wcn'd venture 10 make an appeal To The.
country tut we have reafon to think that the
combinations at Weymouth have ended in THO
net?erate alternative. At anv rate we warn
the independence of the courtry to be ON The
alert. a few DAYS will determine the ia IN
the mean time we will rate our grounds of he.
lief. e'"'''N' vi oe-
Lore HARHAM is about 10 quit the Admiral
w, ana Hr. CHARLES YorvR is 10 fucceed hire
an appointment which would not have taken
the battle by himte!f
MIR. WILLIAM DuNDAs was Gsnt for ex,rer,
from Scotland, to he confilted on this roint-
do well as on the fate of that part of the king.
com and teverai of Mr.. PITT's confidential
friends have began an active canvas.
Wedo not by any means fate it as a fettles.
poiht within our knowledge that there will he
an immaculate diiioution, but we with to pus
tie country upon its guard. Ifi n,nuld h.. AZ
tempted, we have no doubt II viii h. ,cco,r-
a' n" the ''atrh-,onrd Of : neooc;,.;rn
There is rumour that the Emperor Bona.
parte has made proportion towards A genera!
Peace, off liberal a kind as TO be likely to oh.
tam the mott ferrous attention of the court Of
Vienna. Among other things il is faid, that he
mas ProPofrd to grant his kingdom of Italy to
LOUIS XVIII,
Saturday bag of letters and newfD,nera
from Holland, to the 18th, were received ar the
fot-Othce TIE former dniD?tes the hon..
whch mad been entertained of the French be;rc
ABOUT to- evact'ate Hanover. 1t is fated, on ~.
contrary that 1900 fre1l troops are on their
route to reinforce the battalions already in that
Electorate. ~ '''"'
y letter from Harlaem of the 10th, flaws. that
new military confcription has been G.cretly
ordered, and is executing in France, comnr;.
ing all perions capable of bearing arms. he
tween the ages ct II ard 25, and from vbic,
neither artEs nor protectors, or RuIcnts of th.
iciEnce, are exempt.
Duror was only days on his journey from
Boulogne to Berlin.
ne Anltrian army at Piffau, under the COM
mand OF General Betulieu. comoriC,, ne,rl,
l 900 men, with lao pieces IF cannon.
A triple Alliance between Gre,t pr;ta;, pc
Ia, and the Porte, is Gated to have been fign.d
at Conitan'Inople the middle of July.
The following Note from The French an.
vernment, III reply to the note Of M. Nov.,zilt.
zoft, is, however, the mott intsreftinr article
by this conveyance.
Frdnkfort, September 1.-THE note wbici, ia
iald to nave been addrefcd by NJ. Novozirtzof
to the Court of Berlin, has been prbIfheI in tb.
German Journals. The fafs aiT;rtjnns v.,,;,.L
1t contains, and the Grange preicnlioDs viii IA Il
manifeits, the total want of dccorun, vbirh
characterlies that rate paper, do not permit the
undersigned TO remain hent OH its publication
He has received formal orders to communics.e
to his Excel!ency NJ. De, The f,,lowjup
observations. He does not doubt but that thew
*'!! be ijiiCiGnt TO really The hticHiors which
an oHeDlive and inaccurate exopition Of ipdireEe
and temporary circumnauces, which have late.
ly taken place between Rrilia and his M,iefv.
The Emperor and King has for long tirns Oh
ierved in Glence the progrefs Of Runia towards
the iouth Of Ala; he f4w with iuft uneaGnefs
the danger which threatened perlia and Turkey,
two great Empires one Of which cannot be-
overcome without involving the other in ineyi,
table ruin, and the o,heris the fole barrier be-
tween the continent and Ruii1.--The fatos o'
the Grand seisDor ave not Only threatened, but
his cabinet is continually belieged by irtrigucs,
and is every day humhlcd by new demand, and
| by arrogant proportions, which are iliurious
to the dignity ofthe Prince, and do nrt leave
the Miniiters the free choice of any r1eaGnres,
His provinces are agtdted with new d. ford,rs.
which the agents Of RufIia openly fonent. Pa
chas and feditions governors are confirm in
thsir cu'pable enterrdzes, and pride tbemfeIyes
upon their projects ofindepondence. and noon
The afIiltance of Ruiii1. The Gre ks, a nation
VINO, till this day, were fubmiGve fubiecls.
are revolving on all fdes againif the TGrk, and
their ditotedence is not pu1iAigd.
The RuAian fquadron peryaie the Ottoman