The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

;s sased r. hsvs 'ate'T faed between The court, Of
Berlin and Stockholm, with regard to the ,,eyo,iati.
ons carried or by Sweden with England -
The court Of Pruiha. as has been already Rated,
has declared, that in cafe Sweden fnod conciut.
| iuirt'ry rcaty with England, the PruAian forces
| would occupy Swed;th Pomerania. Mr.. de Brink
mann, the Swedifh Mniser At Berlin tra,,f,ri,sed
upon this iubje, letter, written in his fovcregns
! own hand, to MR. Hardenburg, the Prui,ian minter
In that letter MS Swed, maiefy DECLARES that as
iovereign power he did think hilnitf forced to-
give ay account TO other powers of the alliance which
he nigh. think proper conclude; tha. in, CAFE any
foreign troops Gould his territories they hou.
be created enemies and that, the fame ,i,e ne
thouid him the afEianee Of the Rufii,n auxiliary
troops, comfortably rhe treaty concluded with u-
| fla, OaoSer SO. 1892"
| General Bruno is arrived at Paris from Conaan;i-
nope. According to letters fro the latter city of
the 25th of January, every making BY the
Ottoman Porte TO place the army AMI navy OH the
belt footing, and provide for the REGULAR pay oe
both. The navy is to be new modelled, ON the plan
| of that of England
A letter from Vienna, Of the third infant, in the
papers OF the fame 6ae mentions that the Btys of e
gypt have gained deoifve victory the Arnau,s
commanded by Mohan'n,ed Ally, within .~'o days
journey Of Cairo. The Arnauts, though urerior in
numbers. are Gated have oft IN this crnte6 a.
bout 5000 men, killed and wounded Ibrahim attack
ed them in front. while they were fianted by Berd-
ri ney, and aliailed III the rear by Elf Bey.
The French Funds Gu the 9Th were 50 (. 100.
Lord Gardner isappointcd to the command Of the
Channel Fleet.
Flour is in large 'uppy, and may be named SIS. per
fak les Sales of all articles appear general de-
clenfon.
LITERARY PRoHIsITioNs.-The government. of
! the continent Of Europe feem to think i. the ben
means OF preiervins proper principles among their
fubeets, to keep them in entire ignorance of what is
done or thought among other nations AS the prefs
the moi dangerous of ali inruments for the pro-
pagation of knowledge, the different governments of
the continent of Europeare, and long have been EN-.
ploying all their efforts to counte.a the pofihle ef
feefs of this formidable weapon. There Is believe
not Jingle fovereignty in Europe, Great Britain
excepted, where literary cenorhip is not buy en-
| gagged in cruihing the freedom of the prefs. The
court of St Peterfburg has lately pubihed long
DICT, containing fuch regulations with regard to the
circulation of literary productions Of all forts, both
thoie printed at home and thoie imported from a.
broad, as mutt render it impofble that the people
ihould know by the medium Of the prefs Jingle
circumitance which the doe. ::a VII, tiieiu 70
know. Anongff other articles it is decreed that all
works relating to religion mu, previous to puSlica-
ton, be examined and approved of by cenIofihip
competed of members of the e,ablN,ed church All
Journals and the hand bills cf the theatres nun
be lubnlitted to the ccnfors appointed to examine
them.
Bonaparte has long fhown himi-f the determined
enemy OF the freedom tine prels. He has 10Th re-
duced it to complete lavery at home and nued TIE
ievere DEGREES aganH the inporr ltion of journals
] from Great Britain, the only country in Europe
where men dare to write what they think and TO
print what they write. His prohibitions, however
are not confined Bri.ifh productions. Afraid LEFT
ray Of freedom hould he reheSted from rhe unpro-
nning atmofphere of Germany, he has prohibited
the importation into France of the journal. print
! ed OH the left bank of the Rhre.
The king of Sweden has determined no, TO be out.
done in this difplav of authority. He has ftricay
| forbidden the import2tio" INTO his dominions of all
French books Journals and in for every thing that
has ifIued from the French prefs This decree ha,
been distributed with the greate diligence and road
Ill all the churches OF the Sw edith douiinions
Even the tmd and iubaltern court OF Spain has ia
ken the alarm at the propagation of French principles
about religion and has ventred to prohibit the cir
culaton of P5rtaliss dcoure the concufon of the
Corsordaf, being full of dangerous principles"
German iournaiiit remarks on this location The
French wonder this prohibition of Spain but the
Germans would have much more reaion to wonder
at the prohibitions of France flch as that
Of the Journals Of The left bank of the Rhine &c &c
III were not, that auidh the great wonders of our
times fuch little wonders pats altogether unuoticed"
Ii France and the other continental nations had en-
tered into mutual agreement to do the utmo1 in
their power to asgrandfe Great Britain, they could
not have fallen upon effectual mode than to
prevent the circulation acknowledge in their own do
mnions while is diluted free and unrelirained over
every part of the Birth Empire.
us. CaSeH.
ELEcTroN.-Onc of the warrneh eletaioneerno
contefs ever known, took place during the laN FUN
ner in the city of London betweeeu Sir Francis Bur-
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