The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-08
LONDON October 90.

a letter from neutral diplomatic agent at Paris
Rates, that before the RuiIian Amhafador d'Oubril
left Mentz, he received the ultimatum of Bonaparte
from Tsleyrand. In this fate paper Bonaparte Of
fers,
III. To indemnify the King of Sardinia with the
whoie OF uicany, and part OF the Duchy OF Parma
to proclaim him King of Etruria and make the
young King of Etruria King of Sardinia, which land
is to be ceced TO him.
2dy. To evacuate Hanover, upon condit ion that
this Electorate fhall be occupied by Prslian troops
during the prefer. war that the fame retriaons a.
CAN'T Britilh goods fhal be continued as they now
exit; and that Hanover fhal pay an annual FUN of
hall million of dollars to France, until the concuion
OF Peace with England.
3dly. That the general affairs of Italy, the occu-
patton of the Kingdom of Naples and the Seven III
ands, iha be regulated Congress, to be compo-
led Of Minfers from France, Ru!lia, Aufria, Pruf-
fla, and Spain
4thly That the Congrefs ha be veRed with pow
TO ietre all the demands of the feveral German
Princes, and make for that purpoie territorial ar
.angements, and grant new indeuniti-s
5thly. That Switzerland and Holland fflal re-
main in ftatu quo until peace with England when
their entire independence ihall be conented to by
France, and relpe6fed in future
Such are the reported in the diplomatic
circles at Paris, which Bonaparte has confented to
grant to the demands of Ruaa. As the pacific tenn
per of the Emperor Alexander is well known, this
confederation has eauied the late rife in the French
funds, it being the general opinion that tfefe terms
i. accepted and s!.; Continental War viii
not take place FOR iome time
Letters from Holland mention, that the leading
perlcns in that country were divided into feversi
Prong parties, each contendug FOR the afcendancy in
the new Government, and each endeavouring to fup-
port fe!fby the French nereh. 1t is iaid, that the
plan eff the contribution has been already fetled
by the Council OF State and that it bears rong af-
fnity TO that which ubGited before the revolution
which terminated in the expuion of the Houfe of O.
range.
4 letter from the Hague. Of Tuefday lar, Rate,
that from l5 10000 Ruan troops, under the con-
voy of everal hips of the eve of failing
from the Black Sea for the Adriatic. This report
feems derive credit from the extraordinary hate
with which the French pouring their forces into
the kingdom of Naples. In addition to the troops
which have been devourng that country contrary
to the faith OF the mott iolenn engagements, not leis
than 10000 have lately entered it from France
The King of pruilia is faid to BE- buGly engaged
in tredating between France and Ruliia.
The French and Datavian troops, on the cozh of
Flanders, are fad TO ufer much from the effects Of
of an epidemic dfeafe.
A great bufle is Gated to prevail on board the
tranfport feet in the Texel 1t is ALTO faid tina; the
troops at Zey under orders for en5arhation at
the fame time, however, arrangements made
for their further lupPort in eamPshOuld circumstances
delay their embarkation.
Notwithstanding the extreme badnefs Of the wea-
ther, the French continue actively employed in
strengthening the Notifications Of Neuburgh, on the
Weier the are unrenittHgly employed from
break Of day till dark.
I The Senate Of Hafnburgh offered, by Gene
raj Bernadote, mortgage the ialtworis and lime
pits Of Lunenburgh, iecnrity for the 100000 rix
dollars which they have been obliged to lend the
States Of Hanover, for the payment Of the French
troops but the Senate refuied to receive the pledge
on ;ie ground tia, France had not right TO ale
mate property which did not belong to her
We unaerAdnd that Parma and Plaoenza are lhort-
ly to b. Guitrd To the kingdom OF Etruria,
Towards the clofs 81 he liit month"; $4,000 French
troops p1aed through Bologna, their route to the
dominions OF The King Of Naples.
The King " Sweden, on The 5th inf. received
letter from the Emperor Alexander, conveying, in
terms Of he warmef attachment, aiIrsnees Of the
mot efficient lueeoar, II the event Of mis- beng attack
ed by France.
OCTOBER 30.
Some advices from india. Of 10 late a date as the
eth of May have within the aG three days bee re-
nounce intelligence Of q dclcription by no means o.
grtcable. Aue1gagemeDt is ilid 20 have taken place
between dyifiou Vt ,h, Brtih troops, commanded
v Colonel John Murray General weneney moi
'tving joined the army At the fime) and numerous
body Of oltsrs forces in which the lois Of te for
ner, b9,h ~ officers and men, was very comfortable
One report indeed zoe, 70 fan as latc that the En-.
ropeans defeated bit this itatemcnt, we think
piu0 be inccrreS as ous troops were rot prevented
'gom advancing immediately after the aSion.