The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
NEW-YORK, Aueua 81.

The editors OF this Gazette have received
from Capt. Chids, of the Nancy from Dublin,
Dublin paper ofthe Goth ult. 3 days later than
ny former arrivals. Under the London head of
July IS, If is tatcd, that the account of the CAP
ture Ola Spaniih fhip of The line, is unfound-
! ed. That the Carhagena fleet, of fail of the
line, failed for Cadiz the Sd June, but, hear
ing that Admiral Collingwood was off that port
| they returned. The Hoop of war Oreltes, car
Brown, got afhore near Dunkirk, aud not being
| able to get her off, ihe was burnt. Adm. Ruff
| fell had arrived at Yarmouth, with 4 fail Of the
line, from the coat of Holland and Admiral
Douglas at Dungenefs, from off Bouloene,
with part of his fquadron. Nothing of Adm.
Mellon, or the combined Geets.
From the Globe Of July Is.
"Yefterday, Parliament was prorogued by
Commiffion, with fpeech read by the Lord
Chancellor, fitting, 90 That his majefy has not
yet been enabled to communicate the refult of
the negotiations, in which he is engaged with
the Continental Powers, and expecting his de-
termination to omit no fep that may promote
fuch concert, or furnfh the means of repslling
with vigour the entertainments of the enemy
upon the independence of Europe" There is
nothing in this communication that muf not
have been anticipated. Every perfon who has
read the foreign Journals, recently received,
bide the refult of the milton Of the Rutiian Mi
hitter, NovoZiltZoff, whole arrival at Berlin we
lately announced. The following extract of a
letter upon this fnbie6t, from a gentleman in a
diplomatic iituation in that city, received by
the la!t mail, will be found interefting -" The
efforts OF the Pruliian Court to prevent the
breaking out Of the Continental war, which was
70 near at hand, will be entitled TO the gratitude
of pofteiity. The public is not yet acquainted
by far with all the difficulties of this glorious
undertaking. When, in January 1908, Eng
land communicated the French overtures for
peace to the Ruiiian Court, the latter, that it
might be enabled to come TO a deciiive con-
cluiion on the fube6t, thought it necefary to
allure itielf of the difpofition of the Courts of
Vienna and Berlin, and to afcertain whether
there was any well grounded expectations of
their acting in concert. Gen. Winzingerode
was therefore feDt on the 18th of February to
Berlin. As he convinced himfelf that the good
understanding between Prulia and France was
not likely to be interrupted, and that Au0ria
was not difpofed to hotilities, the RufIian Court
agreed to the ovcrtures Of peace tranfnitted Ivy
the Cabinet of Berlin. From Berlin reafonable
propofals were now 10 be fubmitted to the
French Emperor; Baron Winzingercde had his
audience to leave, and had fixed on the Goth of
March for his dep arturo. In the mean time
ifdpOiOOu duutliCu CIOWU Or IdiY tn6
| circumftance produced a new alteration in the
| fate of affairs. On this location Pruflia con-
Quoted herfclf with great dignity and concilia-
tory frmneis. The anfwer to be returned to
France was for fone time delayed, and M. De
| WinZingerode received directions to await fur
ther orders At Berlin to obferve whether the oc-
currences in Italy, combined with other inter-
nal relations at Vienna, would produce any al
teratioD of the Adrian fyitem. Should this
| have been the cafe, he was to have gone from
| Berlin 70 Vienna. But as the Court of Peteri-
! burgh was convinced that Aufiria would not
change its pacific fyfem, that Envoy was direct
ed TO return from Berlin TO Peieriburch, and
! conciiiatory mcSfures with regard to France
was adopted. IN England itfsif, NJ. De No
voiiltZoifhad long been conidered the mott
| proper perfon for arranging preiiminaries of
/ peace with France. The Ruilian Court, there
! tore, requeftcd that Of Berlin to procure paH-
ports for him, that he might repair either to l.
tally or PI'i5. FJr this pnrpoie, 4 Courier was
dhpatchsd on the 7th Of Mey, from Berlin 60
Miia1, who returned on the 22d Of the fame
month, with Fix paiiports.
May tbe united efforts of the Cabinet Of s.
Petersburg and Berlin he crowned with fucceis.
q year Of warfare is nOw more pregnant of e..
vents than a whole century in former ages.
The mcoa,c ofinvafon Is nov renewed in
the Paris papcrs, but Az this blnlcnng sua
iwdgEering wili not divert the attention Uf J. i-
rope from Us Gii;rsce with which tbc ede,ny