The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-13
Grirnpean 5ntciIigrnre.
NEW.YORK, December 6.

u"!S "teT than any advfceS previOuily rtceiv-
ed.-We are indebted for this to the putenefs
of Captain Croilthwaite, of the hip Ardent,
which arrived at this port laff evening in the
lhort paHage of 80 days from Greenock.-Ou
ielections, from the extreme barrennefs of the
papers and the late hour at which they were re-
ceived, are neceGarily brief
Peace is concluded in India between Lord
| Lake and the Raiah of Bhurtpore. This event
occurred onthe 10th of April, and the utelli-
eence of it reached England by an overland diff
patch.
The whole ofthc EAT India fleet which il was
reported had been captured by the Rocbefort
| fquadron, have lately arrived in. the Britifh
ports. The only vef1el loft is the Calcutta, by
| whom the fleet were conveyed.
Holtilities had not commenced in Italv or i'm
Germany at the date of our lateft accounts from
thof- quarters. In the former the force of the
French under MAIZENA, was eitimated at TO-
600.
TIE Auftrians had Concentrated their forces
in the Adse. They had retired from Vim, Ga
free and imperial fortified city of Germany, in
the circle of Suabia) of which the French had
taken pof1efiion; and were apparentlyin flate
of inactivity, waiting the arrival of the horles
of Ruflia.
In the meanwhile the French and Bavarian
| army had violated the neutrality of the prufIian
| territory and this circumstance, il was fpoo-
fed, would have the effrd of inducing Prufiia to
join the coalition. ..,
! ~ LONDON, October 7. 4.
The American brig Henry and Jane, which
! arrived ut Falmouth on "Wednesday lat from
Senegal, reports that ihe heard heavy firing
which continued feveraI hours, on the morning
of the goth and the night of the eth, in long
II. This was near the time and. place of the
Calcutta's action.
October 81.
II is itated, on the authority of private letters
from Holland, that PruiIia and Denmark have
entered inro a Convention with Saxony. HefIee.
fome Of the fmaller ftates, for preventing the
landing of all foreign troops upon that part of
Germany, and their psf1age through their ter
ritorics and dependencies.
a Rufiian fquadron, conffting of five line of
battle hips palied the back of the Goodwin
Sands yefterday. They were probably on thei
way to Portsmouth.
The Secretary of State has directed that no
tice be given to America, Denmark, &c. that
Britifh vefes, captured by the enemy, and
pnrchafed by Americans, Danes, &C. cannot
be admitted to enter into any of the ports of
this kingdom.
According TO letters from Lifbon, TRANQUIL
'ity has been reftored at Madrid, and fome of |
the perfons who had been obliged to leave the |
capital were allowed to return. The fame let
tiers add, that the camp before GbraI.er has |
been conliderably reinforced.
Some yeiiels have cleared out for Hamburger
direct, in confequence of the fufpenion OF the |
blockade of the Eibe.
The territory of Anfpach, which the French
troops have invaded, 70 contrary to the faith |
hitherto invariably by beIlegsrent powers with |
Neutral States. is the Margraviate of that
name, which the former King of Prufia Dur- |
chafed of his highnefs the Margrave of Anf- |
p1ch, now refident in this country, for life
annuity of 100000. herling.
GaEEHock, October %
The Hamburger Mail due on "Wednesday lat,
arrived on Friday. The following is the rub-
ltanee ofthe very interetiog intelligence com
municated byit.
The French troops under Bernadotte and
Mrmont, with the Bavarian Auxiiiaries, march,
ing apparently towards Bohemia, had turned
iuddenly round, and proceeded in three CO.
lnmns towards Weinberg, DoDawert, and In
golitadt, with view to turn the flank of the
Anarians. To reach his deltination with the
greater CELEBRITY, Gen. Bernadotte, acting by
previous infru6tious, proceeded OF his march
through the Prufiidn territory of Anfpach
The Pruffian Co,nmandant protected, but in
yain-BerHldotte alledged his poiitive orders
and the Pruiians were forced to retire before
hyperion force. This outrage was next day
renewed by the Padage of 10000 Bayarians
through the tame territory, IN parallel line.
Againf this violation of neutrality, the Pruiian
Minilset at Anfpach ALTO protected, and his dif-
patches, narstiug the tranElefion, excited the
frougef fenfatioH at the Court Of Berlin. A
Council of State was Immediately held, aud
the rcliIit TENT off 70 the King. His PrufIian
MajeRy arriving the fame evening at his capital,
held fecond Council, after which dispatches
were fent to thu Generals iu all parts of his do
minoDs, and 70 all the Courts of Europe. Some
private letters fay that his PruiIian MaieAy has,
IN coniyqgence, declared, "That he would al
!owafree pa1age to the Ruflian troops through
his domiGions-aud that he would not in any
way oppo{e the entrance Of the allied forces in
TO Hanover" But shocking rs it is, this is not
the only ael IF violence and injuaice which,
this Mail enables.us to record. Tire ufurper
his again violated the rights OF the Diplomatic
character, and the Law OF Nations, by iduing
orders Tor the srrea Of Two Foreign Miniters,
their four Secretaries OF Legation, and a Charge
de'AGaires, at SiuteIard !--orders given At the |
time wslel!bg was hopItabIy entertaioed at the
palaes of L,uibOrgh, bclopgiug to the Duke |
Of NuTtcmberg, whole capital he has ~ grolsiyI