The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
LONDON, April 4.

Continental ANiauers.-A comfortable number of
letters were on Saturday received from Holland by
veiiel which on Friday arrived at Gravelend. One
from Rotterdam, dated ON Tuefday, announce s that
previous to the departure of the Ruiiian general
Winzengerode from Berlin, the king prelented him
his picture fnuff box fet in diamonds. His ma
jety likewife delivered to him. with his own hands
letter which he had himfef written to the emperor
Alexander containing the ultimatum of the PrufIian
cabinet on the iubeSs which have lately been in diff
cuiiion between the two Pruflia it is fad
perfilts in her determination to oppofe the military
projects of Sweden, while Sweden has demanded the
affance of Ruliia by virtue of the ir and third ar
tcles OF the treaty ofl799 vindoae her indepen-
dence againa the of Prufia. Thele letters,
in oppoiton to previous and probable accounts,
fay, that Lubbock continued the goth utimo to re-
fuie the contributions demanded by France, and had
applied to the courts of Petersburg, Berlin, and Wen
ma. for redrefs.
This morning mail from Cottenburg and Lifbon
arrived BY the former, government has received
dispatches from Peterfburgh which are faid to con-
tain poitive ailurances the part of the emperor
Alexander of immediate and powerful cooperate
on againft France-Orders are ffated to have been
iiiued from the Rufian war department. to prepare
for actual fervics force little ort of 10000 men,
April g.
Dispatches received yefferday from Peterfburgh,
are confdentialy fated contain intelligence which
is the iubeef Of much uneafnes government and is
extremely different from that underaood to have ar
rived by the Gottenburg mail. They were brought
by Mr. Parfons, the mehenger, who was ALTO charged
with intereiting communications from the court of
Stockholm. A very comfortable alteration with ref
pect to his becoming jealous and vigorous co-opera-
tor in the profetution of hoftites againf France is
laid to have taken place in the en.ients the eper-
ror Alexander, who, it is aferted, declines all
decilive active interference in the war; and con-
tt,ifh .. r.
the retoraton Of general tranquility. No inconder-
able degree Of credit is given to this fiatement by
perions OF very high political connections and we
underand that to the enation excited by it, is TO be
attributed the deprefon felt yeRerday by the funds,
Private accounts from Peterfburgh, which reach to
the 9Th ultimo do not cruple fay that any pow
erinl cooperation on the part of Rua cannot be ex-
pecled--TraveIler.
BY the arrival of the Hamburg mail, we have
received the following intelligence from our co-re(-
pondent
" Hambnrg5, A6rH g.
The clofeh harmony now fubffts between the
courts of PruRia and France, and the former s very
actively employed in aduifng differences between tbe
latter and Ruia. Letters from Peterfburgh Of
the 9Th ult. even mention that MonGeur de NoveGl
zow viii ihorty be fent extraordinary milton
to Paris Bonaparte has, it is aid, as the price of
reconciliation offered evacuate the electorate of
Hanover. The number of the French trugrs IN fhs
electorate has already been comfortably dminifbed
The great changes however in the fate of upper TIA
Iy, and the fate Of the kingdom of Naples, will
probably prevent this intended approximation.
The various regiments lately drawn from the
French COAT Of the channel have received orders m
re.oeeupy their former petitions. Every officer and
private abent on furlough have been ordered to Join
their regiments, even though the leave Of abGenee
Mould not have expired. All the generals are ALTO TO
repair to their REFLECTIVE ftations on the coat Maj
iena IS TO have the chief command Of the army Of
England, Angereau that of Ireland and Marmont tina,
of Scotland.
Berlin letters Of the SOth ult mention that the Ruff
ian amba0idor extraordinary will quit that city with
the anfwer Of his Prulan majey the Sd or 4th inn
Both he aud his feeretary received as preents fnu
Soxes worth five thoufand crowns each General
Ialtrow IS to 20 as nininer plenipotef,tisry and
extraordinary to the court Of PeterfburQh"
The BreR fleet conliliug Of y fail ofthe line and
irgstes came out u HreG and anchored in Carlaret
Bay wnere they remained hours, and then return
cd 70 Their old fsticu. yhey appear 90 have an ex.
redit'on ~ view, iome Of them having hay bags on