The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
european 5nsslligenre.
Fm9ber exfra3s from London tastr5, rseei1,.d
az Baltimore.
LONDON, September 7.

LONDON, September 7.
The following is faid to be declaration. for.
Tnally made by the Auftrian AmhaTador at
Berlin, and to other courts. We cannot alb
iolu;ely vouch for its being genuine, but if
10, 1t isa very curious and important paper.
Although the emperor has no. rs yet taken
any direct part in the different efforts which
nave been made, in the courfe of the prefent
maritime war, to reconcile the BeIiigerent Par
ties, and effect the re-eftabliihment of ncace.
nus Majeity has not been the lefs arden.ly def
rous that an Object 70 beneficial fhould he OH
tained by the sxertions of the powers zvbof
"eafat'0H a0a5 particularly (olieifed for that b-
poS.
"This defrr on the part of the cour, of vi
emma was Decefsrily incrcafed from the time
thai events, involving directly the in,erefts and
the balance of the continent, were produced by
the iubiequent consequences Of the war between
france and England, and from the time tina, his
maJeity the Emperor of the FIench, had pub
lc'y declared that the final fettlcment OF the az
fairs of Lombardy fhould be deferred until the
concluhon of this war, when it would he inclu-
ded IN the negotiations which would take place
for its termination. From that time tie court
or Vienna, who has pofefiions in Italy, and to-
| wards whom engagements were entered into re-
ipectlng that important part of Europe, found
herieif immediately interelted in the fuccefs OF
the negotiations for peace and fhe has, ip con-
iequence, declared, on different occaiions, how
anxious iie was to have it in her power to con.
tribute to accelerate then opening
| :" 1t reiulted from this difpoftios on her part
that nothing could be more satisfactory to her
than the intelligence of the pacific propoial
made at the beginning of this war by his maief-
" the Emperor of the French 10 the court of
London; and OF that part of this latter power,
IN winch The referred, upon that point, to the
interference of his maieGy, emperor Of all the
Ruiiians, propofals which announced. ON the
part of both powers, moderate and concilia-
ting diipoiltlon, which it was hoped the milton
or M. Novoziltzoff TO Paris, offered and accent.
cd with equal aacrity, would realize.
! 1T 10, therefore, with the deepeit reere,
tiat Inc Emperor has learned that this miiiior
has been cut ihor BY the recent changes in tn,
CONDITION OF the republic of Genoa and Iucca
rlndng on his tide, in thele late changes yca6a
OF additional weight for defring the fptedy
Commencemento of csnciliating meafures, and
net beng wiling to reirquiGh the hopes which
ne had built upon the fpitit of moderation pro.
jtehSd and iolcmhly confirmed by the French
lloVerelgn, the court of Vienna haifens 70 oH;.,
ms good Offices in the hope that the general
ieSpedations which was entertained from the
conciiiating temper of all the powers would no,
be again disappointed. She therefore invite,
the courts of st. Petersburg and the Thuillerir,
10 Immediately renew the negotiations which
was on the point of being opened being read,
70 lend her mott earnef aiiifance to this def
raole object, K flattering herfslf that the cour
OF Berlin VIII ALTO contribute towards it on he
hde, as neceiiary confrquence OF the lively in.
,erens which ihe has always profefied to take ir
the re-eitabliihment of the public repofe."