The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07

almof all killed or taken prifoners. 1t appears
that the Rufiian officers had for fome days pre-
vious to the battle, been exciting their troops
to take dreadful revenge for the murder of
Prince Zizianoa, and their efforts were crown
cd with fuccefs. This victory was conf! cred
of 70 much Importance, that when the pon
came away, preparations were making to illu-
inmate the Rufiiau capital
Though the interchange of Couriers between
London and Paris is renewed with great activi-
ty, the aase of the negotiation is till involved
in all the fecrecy that has attended it from its
origin. II is, however, undertood, that on the
receipt of the Intelligence of the Emperor Alex
ander having refufed to ratify the Treaty con-
clused by NJ. D'Oubril, Instructions were fent
off to Lord Lauderdale to hold higher tone in
in6ftiug on the ulimatum, faid to have been
already given in by his Lordihip on the part of
our Court.
BY the veiiel which brought over Mr. Balili-
CO, we received letter from a friend in Paris,
which has given the following important in
formation 1t was underfood in the Minihe.
rial Circles of that Capital, that the following
were the bates of the Negotiation which had
been propoied by the Britih Government I.
England has Stipulated the mi peJfdefis, viz.
that G. B. as we'll as France, fhail retain what
each may poifeGs up to the moment of 6gniIg
the Preliminaries, and that his Britannia Ma
jeity's German poffenions fhall be reltored to
him. Before Lord Lauderdale received any
direct communication from Talleyrand, an ex-
prets was TENT to the King of PrufIia, to require
his reignation Of Hanover, which he percmpto-
rily refufed; in coniequence of which the
French MiniRer oppofed the propoftion of his
Lordfhip. The Courier, from London, which
reached Lord Lauderdale on the night of the
10th, therefore, brought him directions to iniist
on this point by way of uitimatun and, in the
event of refufal, Immediately to depart without
liitening to any other overtures. We are ai1ur-
ed, that his Lordihip was actually ready to fet
out the whole day of the 18th, and feveral times
demanded paiIports theie were, however, de-
Iayed, and 1t was not ill the evening that hopes
of "A renewal of the Negotiation were in fome
degrees Talleyrand does not appear
in the difcufions, but their progrefs is daily
laid before him.-The Agents on the part OF
France are, Champagny, Minifer of the Interior,
and formerly AmbalIador at Vienna, and Cen
Clark
The latea letters received from Vienna, ate
that no official account has yet been received
OF the evacuation of Cattaro. BY the emper-
or's orders, two new fortreiies will be RATED,
VIZ. one at Ems. and another at Buck, on the
iMuhr. The plans are by Gen. Dedoyich, and
for the execution Of which fifteen millions of
HORNS have been aiIigned-Tbe marches of
troops and warlike preparations have for the
prefcnt cested in Auftria. Vienna will remain
the retidence Of the Emperor, who will not
change this place for Ofen, as has lately been
reported +; but it is certain that a Diet will be
held in Hungary.
The Weiel Gazette, like the Moniteur, fpe-
cniates much on the improbability of war on
me Continent, and the perfectly good under
Itandlng now fulfilling between France and
Rniiia but the movements of the French
loops !" every part OF Germany, particularly
RON Holland to Wefclaud Weffphaiia, on the
Saxon aud Aufrian frontiers, increafe every
us!. NavS preparations ALTO are again order
cd In the Iexei, and feveral camps of Frs.rvi.
and Batav'an troops will, it is fad, be fpeediy
formed at Zaiit, in Gronenyen and Eaft Frief
land. a very heavy train of artillery has arriv-
ed at Wefel, with VAT quantities of ammuniti
on and ProviEons, fufficient for the maintenance
OF large army.
The Servians under General MiIinko lately
defeated corps of 6Ooo Turks and Crefalians
near Borafch, in which action 1000 of the latter
remained dead on the field. The Porte has
granted to Ruffian fhips the free navigation
ofthe Black Sea, and has fent frmation to the
States OF Barbary to refpect the Ruifian flag.
i he PERTAINS intend to take Bal1ora for which
purpote Babi Khan was in full march againit
1t.
Letters from Portfmouth fate, without at
hgning any caufe, that the embarkation of the
S", zou, 4oln, anu other regiments, has been
fuiPended. The 1T, 9Th, and doth, expect or
ders to proceed for Plymouth, where the tranf-
ports are more numerous
1t is underfood, that the expeditions now in
port will yet proceed. At Plymouth, officers
are actively employed in engaging ranfports for
that purpole. The troops viii probably be re-
embarked in the courfe of the next week.
The debarkation of tire troops at Plymouth,
we underaand, was chiefly directed with view
to the preieryation of the health the men, who
would otherwife have been on board for fomc
weeks before failing.
The Bnffs, 9Th, seth, 8sh, and seth are in
perfect readnefs, and hourly expect to receive
orders TO embark
The ed battallions from England will not be
embarked FOR Ireland till tranfpors arrive from
mat country. Probably thefe tranfporfs will
bring over complete regiments to Join the diff
ferent expeditions.
Il general removal ofregiments from Scotland
70 ireland will take place Immediately.
PHILADELPHIA, Oaobcr 80.
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