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

General bernadotte, had dailJ> audiences wifi
the foreign ninifters at Hanover, a,,d il W as ex
Peetcd that the French troops would totally e
vacuate that territory, as but one regin, ent re
named the reit having Joined the enc amp nac,S
a. Ae,ls' 2.legra9,5e.
lExfraat fran the London bapers.1
LONDON, September 22.
1t is ftated that Aultria has pubiihed a de.
| claration of the provocations which have AGAR
compelled her to appeal to arms.
| frankfort letters of the 18th, ftate, that the
emperor OF Rutiia has agreed to the propofition
OF Auttrla, for opening Congrefs for general
peace.
Letters from Ratilbon of the 1T inn. fpeak
or an exteniivc confederation Of electors and
princes or Germany, to maintain fyftcm of
| neutrality. The return of the mcGenger, who
carried M. Bacher's note to Vienna, was apxi-
ouhy looked for, as OH his ditpatches the ouef.
tion OF war orpeace was fuppofed to depend.
| September IS.
| Notwithstanding the i'll fuccefs of his late in.
reference, his Pruflian majefy is faid 10 have
mace lscond effort to prevent hoftil;ties. On
roc 10 iuppofed to have communicated fome
'reih propositions for the purpofe of having
them tranimitted to the emperor of Ruflia by
the court of Berlin. Duroc remained in that
capital on the 10th init. waiting for new inftruc-
! tiohs. some rumours attribute the unexpected
appearance of this confidential agent in the
fruiiian capital to the protection which his ma
Jeity is laid to have given 10 the eleetor of HeOc
VINO mas ordered the formation of a camp of
| 1000 men in dis itatcs.
! September "a.
Strong expectations were entertained at Han
over, that corps of Ptufian troops would
fhortly occupy that electorate. 1t was never
theieis reported, that comfortable number of
french troops were coming thither from Hol-
land. Hanover was fill to urnifh 900 horfss
and 100000 francs.
Private letters from Berlin Rate, 6" that M.
Duroc propofed to the king of Pruflia to f.nd
AUXILIARY troops to the afiiffance of the French
sno ,pat tne application was peremptorily re-
fuied; and his majeity has given orders for 10
600 of his troops to occupy Hanover, and that
ne is determined to remain neutral, if poiIible
but IT ne ihould be prelied, or obliged to take 4
part IN the war, he would join the allies againit
Bonaparte."
Intelligence of the commencement of hofli,i-
ties IN Italy may daily be expected, II WA
fuPpofed that the Aulrian army would croft,
the Adige fhortly after the arrival of the Arch.
duke Charles, to afiume the command of it.
Ddroc continued at Berlin 70 late as the 9Th
init. This intelligence is in a letter from ven.
tleman at Hamburg, to respectable merchant
lut arrived from Berlin, after pafIiny the eieflo
rate of Hanover, in which not Jingle French
folder was to be fcen. He alfo aflures him. as
a potiye fact, that 10000 RuiIians had landed
at Stralfind."
We had yeferday an opportunity of feeling a
letter from Amfterdam of the 18th infant. adj
drefied to mott respectable honfe in the civ.
1t ftaes that an exprefs had juft arrived from
Paris, with ieveral letters from the merchants
there, which as the writer exprefes hin,fclf.
stalker aerar the hJR hopes efbraee.'' The con.
tinental war is coplidcred inevitable, and under
this apprehension, large purchafes have been
made IN this country, of fuch articles of mer-
chandife as were mot likely to be effected bv
the event. 80
letter from st. Mary's, ScilIy, puts US in
pofefiion of the mott recent accounts from our
heet before Brett. II is dated the 10th inf. and
fays:
50 This afternoon put in here the cutter Eli
zabeth and Pbis, of Penzance, left the Chan.
nel feet lait night at nine O'Clock, about eight
leagues touth of Uihant, then about feventeer
fail of the line, five fail having been dfpatched
towards Ferrol. The French feet were all fnue
in harbor, having made no further attempt to
come out"
Notwithstanding what has been Gated in the
newspapers refpeding the arrangement of the
expedition, not Jingle regiment has yet been
appointed, nor have any orders been iifued to
the Royal Artillery relative thereto.
There are accounts from General Lake, fome
weeks fubfequent to the date Of the Iaft of his
eiipatcbes given to the public. No freh aHau,t
had been made on Bhurtpore.
General Gardner has fucceeded General
Bowyer in the command of Nova Scotia and
New Brunfwick.
letter from Harlaem, of the i 9Th, favs. that
new military confcrption has been fecretls
ordered, and is executing in France, compri-
hing all perfons capable of bearing arms, be-
tween the ages of "a and rs, and from which
neither artifts nor protectors, or audents Of the
licences, are exempt.
II is laid that The French Miniaef NJ cafcI.
after fone uniuccefsful applications to the Flee.
ioral court, for the difmifai of the Britif, Min.
liter, Mr.. Taylor, early in Aught, declared that,
unlefs The wiihes of Bonaparte, on this head.
were immediately complied with, French army
would enter lIefEa, that Marfhal Bernadoite
was already inaru6ted or The fubieA. II is
added, that the Eleaor returned ter1per,te.
yet decided anfwer, and tent OFF courier TO
! Berlin, to communicate TIE threat. Ontbe re-
iora ofthe MsGerssr the srehoh Agent was IN