The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24

e., VIZ. the caEis Cota-, and the village Of Pole,
in wheh 2ufian garriipns will be placed to- defend
the navigation The, Porte has tranim;t,ed advice
Of the conrluon Of ibis treaty the Paiha OF Erze-
rum, with oraers to hin, to give every afitance
the Rufiap, in the Phafis, ami to protect them in
cafe of need.
The Erglih Corful C.pcr,'a Ccrf,antinople, has
received frcih advices from the Eatt-ndics, which
not only confrm the accounts received by the iaf,
OF the defeat and entire ruin Of the army of Hokar
but alto bring Intelligence Of further procreis made
by the Englh. and the cnn,pete ubjeetion of all the
Petty Princes of the NIahratta.
HAERLEM, July %.
TIE note tranfm't'sd b. Baron Novoz:lzof to Ia
ron Rardenberg, was IN coui.qnence of the arrival of
courier from ST.. Fcteribnrsh, who has made the
whole way to Berlin IN lesen days, with
| ed ireed On the 5,h courier arrived at Berlin,
from Lcndon and rhe 18th another courier COM
| ing from Berlin. faned through Hamburg, to- pro-
coed to England by the way Of Hufam. Betides the
Ba.avian fquadron n tie rexe another expedition
is fitting M. in the MaeIe, where the greateR atf-
| witty prevails tn accomplish the preparation. The
Chatham, of 81, and The Peter Pauus OF Ga guns,
are exuetaeU To he ready in few days. to Join the
two Batavan frigates, aud French briggs which
are already i" the roads. This fguadron will in,n,e-
dis~ly be oned by the neceary tranport. Tor about
1000 French troops. which already their march
to Hevoe,luys, where every thing is preparing for
their reception. The vualing Of this lquadron for
eight mouths. lesns indicate that it is defined Ell
,her for long op dRan, expedition, and it is GER
tam, from the ercefive hurry yet every thing rea-
dy, that much importance is attached 10 this expei-
| ton.
! General Dumonceau gone to the camp at Zeifls.
i Although the authenticity of Baron NovoziizoF'
Note admits of doubt, is very FRANCE that il is
nor in either Rern Journals Of the 18th aud 9th in
hant, or in any other German Paper. t....
II PARIS, Tuy pa
4 The official Journal Of yelerday contains the fol-
lowing remarkable observations relative to the milf
fon OF the Rnf'tsn Chamberlain Ncvozzuf which
are ufcient convince us thar yGe not to expea
the arrival of that gentleman iu this city.
Rulfa through the nefitat;on of PrufIis, had an
piled for pafrorts for Chau,h-rain whom ihe W as
sliipofed To lend to Paris his msirny the Emperor
Paiipors were ;.ccordngly furni;.et, as they ough,
to have been. without de''apd,ng any explanation
SINCE that period the Engli papers have dlcovered
to VS. fomewiat of the ohjet4 of MoDfcur Novozil.
zoif's nEnn After many orders and counter orders
the Chamberlain who arrived at Berlin, has returned
to St. Peter>ureh, and his milton appears to be al
an end II Mo.fcur Novozilzoff was to have been
the bearer of propofa's for England, it is for her
| coniidrr what courfe The will purdue. Are we
to conider the overtures, made by the Emperor o.
the French, Xix months ago, that power, as alrea
dy anfwered, does England ll reerve the ani,ver
This queitioD it mutt be obvious, can be folved on
E y by the cabinet of London"
: July 25.--The Emperor is Gill at ST. Cioud
every thing, however, is in readiness for his de-
Partnre. The general opinion here is, that
: within very fl,ort time fome attempt will be
made upon England.
July 2S.-According to private letter from
Rochelle, dated the 18th inf. the fuuadron a
the lie of AK, conffing of eight fail of the lin,
and feverai frigates, under the command o
. Monher LaleRand, put to fea the day before
. and ihaped its courte to tie fouthward, in lin,
of battle, with very favourable wind. Fou
r and twenty hours after, nothing further hae
IS been heard refpecting it, and it was therefor,
e inferred that it had met with no ohftru6tion
h AS the wind fill continued favourable, il i
It probable that it has already made conliderabl,
! progrefs on its voyage.
e The Moniteur of the goth ult. contains tn,
r following -
RS "LEcHoRN July s.-Yefterday arrived
IL venei AZ THIS port rom Agiers, after paf1ay
10 of three days, with an account that the inha
"a b'tant. OF the mountains of Cahaili, iituated a
% bout thirty or forty miles from that capita
= ruihed unexpectedly and with grea. impetuofi
. | ty upon u, and made tbemfelves matters of it
IN fPIfe "t the rcfiftance that was oppofedt then
= heir hrit act was to feiZe the perfon of tn,
. Dey; after which they plundered all the houfe
: of the Jews, and murdered all the Chriftia,
! tlaves. The banditti wear no other GOVERN,
# t"dH CloHKHs ana CoroS wound round thei
). heads, IN imitation of turbans. About 700 Der
G fans, who were fo fortunate as to efcape tn,
a maiiacre, are expected at Leghorn.
e Another account ffates the arrival of III
4 Jews at LeShorn, from A!giers, who were 70 for
tunate rs TO efcape the laughter, although il
: the utmoft diitrefs, having fcarcey rig TO Co
yer them"
NuRrMBSRc,J July 8.
!, The French general Hedonville, late Envo,
at St. Petersburg, is gone to Venice, where !
French Commifiary is alto at preient.
HAmBURGH, July 10.
Baron Novozilzof cannot have left Berlin q,
his return to st. Peteriburgh, 'til the 9TH inf
and he mutt have held fome more conference.
: before that time. Copies of the note tranfn1it.
ted by Baron Hardenburg, have been commu.
nIcated by the latter to 1.-THE foreign miniffers
, rehdIDg at Berlin, to be tranfnitted to their
t courts, which they all did, with the exception
! of the French Envoy, M. Laporett, who refufed
e to receive the iaid copy. The King of Prufiia,
1t is aierted, has thereupon tranimitted. bv his
| miniftry, a note to the faid Envoy, CONTAINING
E the ftrongeit aHurances of amity towards the
t French Government, and the mott Hatterinp
! expreiiion to the Envoy.