The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-25
LONDON, June 10.

fariS papers nave arrived to the LIT, Dutch to
the 5h. and Hamburger Correfponienten
The French troops remain in Bavaria and
Suabia, and Brannau has not yet been delivered
up till the official account has heen received of
the iurren,ler ofCattaro, which is not expected
till the middle OF this month. In the mean
time Prince Alexander Be-th;er continues At
Munich. General Andreo}i, who was on his
| return to Paris, received orders at Munich to
meaiure back his fsps to Vienna, where NJ.
fa'leyrand's nephew arrived with eliipatches
on the goth nit. The correspondence between
the Auitriaa and French Governments is ex-
! trene'y active. Anfoaoh, which was 20 ne tranf.
te'red to Bavaria, continues in the hands of the
French, and we iIia'l not be furprife,l to find
boDaparte erecting it into Principally, for a
member of his luxurious Houfe. Having plac-
, ed PRINCE Joachim asa kind of centinel on the
truman Frontier, he may have determined t.,
Ration another of his relatives in i.n;lar caDa
city on the Auftrian
The Neapolitans are 70 warmly attached 70
their beloved monarch, king Joteph, that he has
found it neceIary to difirm them with all posii-
Ole fpeed.
The Racehnrfe noop of war, witt, fleet un-
der convoy, for the Mediterranean, arrived at
Cork the 18th inf.
we have received Paris papers to the 1T
Dutch to the 5th, and ALTO fomc German "a
pers OF late date. The Moniteur OF the ,O,b
UT. contains very long acc cunt of 4 trivial
engagement between the French and the Pvc
ilans, in one of the lands Usifna) IN the A
dr'atic. The affair, even according to the
french representation of it, was not 1,,yy diff
graceful to the Rniiian arms, but we have no
DOUBT that 1t is much exaggerated. G ;eta iii!
holds ont, and the fortrels of Civite,,a del From
TO, which, the French told us, an Irth officer
mad the lmpudence to throw himfs!f into, with
an handful OF men, continues TO rival Gaeta in
Royalty and courage, md ia reGfauce has been
hitherto crowned with like fnccefs. The Bril-
nm iqnadron axe tiid TO have made an uufuc
| ceistui attempt upon the 10 .nds of Procita and
iLcna, between Gaeta and the Bav Of Naples.
mere is no confirmation OF the actual f,lrren-
der OF Cattaro to the French. A letter from
katI!5on ita,es, that no account of that event
was expected in that city before the 10th of this
month.
we have received New-Yorl papers to the
9th and Bottom to the 18th uIt. The PRECEDENT
of the United States has publifhed Procama
ton, commanding all perfous within the United
States, To arref Captain Whitby, of the Lean
der, wberefoevsr he may he found, now or here
after. The Proclamation alto requires the Lee
ander, Ca'n5rian and Driver, to depart from
the har5ours and waters Of the United States
and lnterdlets for ever the entrance of all other
veiieis which ihal be commanded by Heary
Whitby, Captain of the Lcander, John Marine,
Captain OF the Cambrian, and Siineiby SimoEon
Captain OF the Driver. In cafe of the return of
the above veiiels, all intercourft with them is
prohibited; no fupplie. are to be fiwnia,ed
them; and pilots are commanded not TO afIi1
in navigating them. The Prcfident, in ifInng
| TINS lilly Proclamation, appears to have accom-.
| motated hiniclf to the temporary mania of The
revolutionary faction IN New York, and we are
concerned TO find that fome of the political agi
n har r la. 4.
The Americans, in their late treaty with Tri
p9h, recognize the right of viEt and fearch and
prefcrihe the form in which it is 70 be made.
Our readers will therefore he furprifcci TO learn,
that all this fenfelefs Glamour aganf ENGLAND.
has ariftn out of right granted TO pirates and
robbers, to chaltfe whom, the United States
lately fent their little navy TO the Mcditerrane-
| an. The right to viiit and frarch, carries with
IT.. OF neceiiity, right to enforce it, if reited,
and the unfortunate death which has happened,
| appears to have been the refult of the legal ex
ercife of this right. The death of the American
failor is certainly fubjett of regret, but it fur
! niihes no fair ground of complaint aeainft the
| captain Of the Leander, or the Brtiih govern
| meut.
An order was received at the Cultom-hoprs.
in Harwich, on Thur!day, to take ont the crews
ofthe Pruflian fhips detained there. the captains
and matters excepted, and to fend them to Nor
nhail-crois as prIi0neTS OF war.
Seventeen PrufIian veiIels have been Ent into
Yarmouth during the iait week
June IL.
In confequeuce of the arrival of difpatchcs
for government on Thurfday lat, by flag of
truce from France, and two cartcls in the coiIr(e
| OF the week, with feveral perions of dtinSlion,
who were detained at the ommcnc enent of the
war, the Funds have experienced a rife of one
per cent. Omnium, which was done ut ga
on Wednesday, was on Saturday, contracted
for at Id. Nothing whatever has tranfpired
refpecing the nature of the difpatches received,
nor is any thing likely to be known on the fub-
Ject, as Government very properly keeps the
matter fecrct, to- prevent fpeculation in the
Funds, and in articles OF merchandise. Cruiz.
ers are even kept for the purpofe to meet the
Hays OF truce at fea, as foon as they quit the
French ports, to take out the dispatches. This
wasth cafe with refpett to the LAT however,
it argues favourable, that An intercourC. con-
tinues open, and that an arrangement Is COM
pleted relative to an exchange of prifoners.
VENICE, MAY 3.
We are bill bIockaded by the enemy; in the
mean while they work night and day at our ar
ienal at equippiug hotla, which will be more
than iuflcient to drive away the enemy's lhips.
AS foon as the Rufians lhall have evacuated