The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
tNoLuME 2.

ne would net be wanting in energy or prepafa.
ton to meetit. Mr.. TayI1s. at the fame )se ),
received aiiuraHccs Of protection, aud the mott
marked attention and civiiities we are filrtbSt
afured, that the King of Prufiis, in the mon
unequ'vocal terms, ezpreiied hisdifapprobation
OF the conduct of the French Agent at Cai!cia
and declared hinfelf bound in honor and h,5
treaty to fuppot Heiiia IN the event of her bein.
3attaoked. -.li, !. a. 80 = =
The Hamburger Mails, due on the 9Th and
! 18th initsnt, arrived ON Sunday night. Much
or the intelligence contained in the public iourn
ais, has been anticipated by the ample exsrasss
from the Dutch papers Of Wednefaay iait.
which we excluively gave yelerday. Our pr;-
Sate advices are however, extrrmcly iutereftin4,g
! The fact of the Ruf,ian troops having entered
the Auisrian territories, is placed beyond all
doubt. The corps which entered Gallieia was
commanded by General Kutuiof,, and con6fcd
Oh $4,000 men. Another army of Go,ooo men
was actually collected in the neighbourhood of
Warfaw, we believe, under the veteran Mitch
elton and the headquarters Of the third army,
which was to be commanded by tie Emperor
IN pcrfon, were eRablifl.cd at Wilma, whittier
! ms Imperial Maiefy meant to proceed at the
litter end oflait month. In addition to thrfa
infsSnces of extraordinary activity, there is rea-
Ion to snppote, that Rufia is detrrnline.i to &C.
tcupy Sa.dih Pomerania. Thirty fhoufapd
men were to embark at S.. Peterlburgh and Re-
4
AloPeus, the Ruii;an Amba,. rador to the Court
I0t Stockholm (brother to th.' Ambafiador at
hernoh has landed at Straefua1, accompanies
Ytwo kuiiian Generals. As the n ''hau troopa
lf'ii be Landed in the Swedjtlr .errito> $, under
me terms, sit is fiid, Of treaty of A. s7uce,
oi'enhve and defenfve, between the two CD, y's'
inc Proviions Of which have probably he,
icoepnitted to Prufiia, any remembrance or t,,t
poh Non on the part of the Court Of Berlin will
40 t~,rN ,<~f-l-
whatever refolution hss been ados,ed nv ~,
truman Monarch, he feems TO omit 40 rr.c,n
non ttf enable him to meet with dieni,y And rs.
'ect ell fer alternative. The maenitnJ.. of hi.
nl'itary preparations is fully equal to cauf. h;s
neutrality to &c refpeCted, or to give him CON.
hderable pre ponderance in the war. f!IoGld he
engage In IL. He has given orders for thu. a..
ol'el'neht OF TWO armies OF ohfcrva.ion. the unit
ca force ofwki CHI is from eighty to one hundre,I
!thoufand men. N Nu'i'iee
III tins formidable force is TO be afremh,-5
merely for the purpofe ofiecuribg to Email -;--
cle Q. Germany the advantages of neutra,tv L;s
pfu'nan Majeity may well defcrye to be cons.
oereu as one OF the chief protectors off thar con.
ifHution, which Bonaparte has b,en 70 interr
upon nndermining. He has invited Denma,,-T
anu an, tne I!ee.ors OF Saxony and Hcfie, to a-u,
ssiisihle intimatious of his deternination. y !.
PROBABLE that the $1,000 French, who are co..
!eeted In the Gottingen country. Win cn, 60.
a pahage through the State of the Eleffor ce
Hetie, as they were fuppofed to have fntende3
he aiiurance of protection from the Court nc
Berlin to that STATE, which was on the pc,;r, "a
nelng inin,ted and devoured by the lecic,s,of
hohaparde, mas already had the effect Of reftor.
ing MIR. Taylor the EngIith Envoy to m. eys
cIie of his functions at the Electoral COM
we can conceive that :hefe occalionaI iptsrsr.N
ances, on the part of Prufia, mnt Be extreme
w notifying to Bouaparte. What beco,nes Is
his avowed determination of excluding the Min. X
iiters OF Great Britain from the Continent. ifLr
is to be thus met and difconcertet,, at every
turn, by the magnanmous interrogation of his
Prufiian Majefy. General Kakrcutb. who Gatr
tied the terms for the evacuation Of the French
territories, in campaign Of ninety-two. by tiIe
Pruilian troops, aud who is at prelent GoyosJ.
or OF Dantzic, has received notice 10 prenare f,r
fcrvice. r.
BERLIN, Sept. lo.--Tbe French Martial A..
roc Is itili here, and does not appear likelf tn
depart, before he receives further orders from
h's sovereign, to whom he has fent Courier
We are informed that, fince his arrival th.
King of Prufa has made freai propoGt;onst,o
the Court of Vienna and St. Peterihnrph. fnrths
prefervation of peace. Hence it appears how
much our Sovereign has the welfare of na,;o,s
at heart. May his generous wilbes be fuIfIledi
1t 10 remarked, that the Aufrian Envoy.
Count Metternich, was invited TO a GRIND din
ner lately given by the French Miniffer, M. Ia.
foret. f..rl '-17
Count Hangwitz Is returned from sje6a.
The expectation OF grain aud of horEcs il nro.
hibited in Piufiia, by Cabinet order of the7t
infant, on pain of forfeiiing the properly. and
the fhps or the wagons and horfes by which Il
is conveyed.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Avousr 9s.--Tbe nrs.
psratioDs for war are continued without inter.
milton. All the regiments and the guards fro,r,
this capital and the vicinity, are on their march
for Lithuana, and there are only three b,,tsI.
ons of guards to do duty at the Imperial p,J,.
Gee. Ten thoufand men have marched opt of
this capital fnce the Esd infant. General win
tzHeefode aud Prince Pangraiion are gone to
the army, whittier the Emperor ia ALTO going IN
day or two. The headquarters viii be ~
Wilsa.
Thirty thoufand men win embark here anil
at Revel The Government is every dav bir;,'s.
a number of msrchant-ihips at the rate Of f,r,,s
five Fittings fterIing per month.
Under thefe circumstances the Courfe ofPv.
change has fuddchly rifen 70 much, thar Dutch
dncat OF three rubies and eighty copecks. Is no,x
at four rubles but it will probably go down 4.
xain S~rNNWN a.