The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

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We receives, this mn~ains ,he Paris pa
pers 90 the goth, ard Du.o,, 10 .thee-s1sh
III. The Decree for incorporating Gs-
, noa has tccn Carried into execution, and oi.
the 18th June that ancient Republic was final
" d.Grpyed. and tie TrenCh Hay hc.iied upon
| all the Qualifications aud ihips in the han bour!
There is in the nioai.,r AZ article, inherited we
may be .ure not without delien, from the CAT
tSi'oni. in which po,npous t.iip!ay is given of
the French AMY ercaaped. amounting to SIS
b''t"i!'ons o'' iafin,y, - fqnadrons OF cavalry,
and large train - artillery, Behdes THIS
army. iays tie article IN Quvition, I'VE have
dNii'on ar Gcnua, 1no,aer nj fi"rence, a
t"irh at Naples, aud, i, ihcr:, more troops in
taiy than we ever had, Independently OF the
CORPS OF ltalan troops, who appear anxious TO
render themieivts worthy OF their Sovereign.
In reading TINS article il ruck us that this pom
pons d'pIay OF military frene,h WIS MADE ,.a-
der the nprciiion of iufpicion with rcGoe9 to
me dtnGns on Auitria. ard with view to con-
v'nc- net that this was the mof unieaf,nal,,r
time for herto undertake any thing aeain(f ,be
French poweria Italy. ], wcuid not have bre,
neceta'y 'cr Bonaprte to haze had rnor, ,roor,s
IN Italy than ever he had, fur he n,cre nur,n,r
of Coronation parade. Had lie no. hrcp ii.r,,;
cious OF Aultr'a, he wou,l have avoided pour.
ing iomany troops into I:;,'y, in order thar h,
niigts not give un,,rase, or induce the conrt
o; Vienna to believe, that hc viewed it with i,,C
iic.on.
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M. De Novozi'zow's n iiii,n is conGt;cred hv
the Paris Journalists as Likely to lead 20 -,.,re
between X iiia and France. They obiervc up
on IL, :" IT Ruiiia had uniuitable proDniaIs 70
''''"e, me would not incur the cxpcuce of .n
euloay, becaue the character OF tt,. Fro,.r,r
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ior any one hopcto impofe npon him by noiiti.
cal ',u"on or boaitng--Ru!!ia has neither an in
teren nor TIE means ct contcnding with a CO.
Foiia' power 10 wei, eGabliiheti As Franco. and
renee IL is Permitted TO kon upon IN ap,roy.
Ihia'ion Which may be uf,ful 20 the two conn
''e'' AT any tate, the pruHiln Journalists will
not admit ct the probability &c G,,tit;I,. Il
wal" at Paris as wei. rs Vienna" thew i,v
Every ,h'nE concurs IN aGurilg us that De ace
W." "oi NC uisturoed. The deiire manifeGed
~ Ine h"Pefors OF Germany and France TO
preterve the good Under ia,iinr thar eyifre h.
t"eT'' lie Two Couits--every thinx changes
our hoPeto certainty. The rsiult of this f..
| cu'',y is the lame at Paris us at Vienna. he
! iahas at both places have ritta. at Paris the :,
| CONTINUE to ri!e ard Tie Evc per c MS w5,cb
were out 1t GO when tie Emp r. r f., off for F..
! .@iy' were ON the esd june 1T o.. The RE of
Toe hutiian funds was certainly not pro,I;,. q
oy any pacific hopes, bu, By the determine %
VI 'he government TO repay 1T iixe, e,io4s the
inms lent by the Dutch to Au:lria during the
war. we believe that 70 far from being on
| good terms with Bonaparte, The has lately pre-
tented ftrong Remembrance, AMI del,,an,i =
ed an explicit declaration with reflect 20 his
| views in Italy.
The Bolton Packet, from Bottom, arrived at
! Plymouth the day before. yeiterday The Cap
tam reports that he paiiei through the home
ward hound jamaica aect, al well, about Il rec
days iince, 70 that their arrival may be hourly,
expected.
Hopes, we are happy 20 Ra.c, are now
entertained that the cataract will not extend
to both his Nlajcity'S eyes. His Maiefy, we
are rejoiced TO Rate, is o;hcrwifc in moi excel
lent health.
July 5.
| Intelligence Vas this ut.rnirg received at the
Admiralty, by Geographic communication
from Portimouh. that the Deiirs frigate, with
the homeward hound Jamaica feet, paGcl the
! port at 10 ct lock-
! Wecan allure our readers, from the NOT re-
tpettable and undou1ted authority, that the
Earl or Bucki3c.am!hirc, Lord Sidmou,h, and
! hr. Vanhttart have rehgned the Offices they
held in the administration.
The Emperor of the French is defirous of rr
| ranging his new Embellishments OF the crandcit
| Pohlole lca'e. france he coniiderS as lis dwell
ling houfe and family nlaniior, and lis hume
rous engagements OF territory in Germany and
! the low countries as 70 many enclofures from
the public commop. italy is to be his villa for
vocational fpring and lummer Wits, whence
| he enjoys wide view towards Turkey and F..
Sypt in the lar of which he propofcs, when
ever " he can call the land his own,' to erect a
Proipeet hou!e, commanding the interefing
diitant Objects of Madras and Calcutta, and the
whole Hndoftan Country, Spain and Portugal,
and Eutruria and Naple9, are merely his fur
rounding tenantry. He wants Sweden very
much for an ice-houfe. He has not as vet, turn
ed his imperial mind to the erection of Mau
toieum. When he comes to ENGLAND.
he will, mott probably, find there his tomb, in
which he may repcte gloriouny, in the uidA
OF his gallant companions in arms.
| NETWORK, Augui II.