The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
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of their fovereign.
LLOYD's LIST, April Is.
The Oelbaum, Gstzen, from Charlefon to
Bremen, and the Betfey, Miller, from N. York,
by the Happy Return privateer, are fent into
Plymouth f; Geo. Wahington,- -, from Cal
.cutta to Salem, detained by the Ainfey priva-
teer, of Liverpool James and William, Pol
land, from the lie of France to America, and
the Nancy, Chrifie, from the Cape of Good
Hope to America, are detained and fent into
Bermuda.
Hpril ls.-The Palace, Rice, from Hamburg
TO New-York. and detained by the Blazer, G.
b. was fent into Dover the l4th inf.
dbri!22.-The Ocean, of and from N. York,
Plnder, bound to Hamburger. detained by the
Betfey privateer; Johanna Elizabeth, Berner,
from Charlefton to Hamburger, detained by the
Staunch gun brig {; hip Fidelity, Joy, from N.
York to Amfterdam, detained by the Happy Re-
turn privateer; fhip William, Grain, from Bal
timore to Hamburger, is detained by the Miriam
da privateer, and fent into Falmouth.
April95.-The Romeo, Bouquet, from Bof-
ton TO Rotterdam, detained by the Mercury fri
gate Three Silters, -, from Bremen to Phi
'adelphia, detained. by the Antelope cutter In
dufry, -, from Baltimore to Amierdam, de-
tanned by the Mercury frigate, and arrived at
Portimouth flip Portfmouth, Lewis, from
Africa, detained by his maiefty's fhip Arab ;
Economy (of H~ambuygh) Flint, from Chariot
ton, detained by his majefy's hip Otter, tent
into the Downs, both loft anchors and cables
the Piufian fhip Hercules, Cefe, from Cbarlef-
ton to Bremen, the General Eaton, from Bottom
to~Bremen, have been detailed and fent into
Guerniey, and permitted toproceed, but not to
go to any blockaded place Walmlley, Van
Muycn, from Charleton, is detained and fent
into Crookhaven.
P~REsBURGH, April 4-The Gazette of this
city contains the following article, dated Carlo
bago, March 2S -
"We yeterday received poftive intelligence
of the occupation of Cattaro, and a part of DIAL
malta, by the Rufiiau troops. The Monteno-
Eerins had at frlt taken poflefion of fome villa
ges and had agreed with the inhabitants to de-
tend the entrance of the country agalnlt the
French till the arrival of the Runians. Six Ruff
han iiiips and 100000 troops foon after arrived.
The n~ecetiary preparations were then made for
a vigorous oppoition to any attack on the part
of the French. All the pafEages hy which they
could enter were fortified, and filed with troops
and artillery, in fuch A manner that it appeared
alnof impofible to force them.
The number of the combined troops is faid
to amount to 10000. They are defended by the
nature of the ground, aud have provifons for A
long time, No Frenchmau have yet appeared IN
thefe environs, and we are afIured that they do
not extend beyond Macdrfco.
"According to other accounts, the Montene-
grins have rifen in a MATS TO flop the efforts of
the French, and WI are afiiIred that the Turks
of the countries have joined them and the Ruff
fans"
April 10.
The exchange of couriers between Paris,
Munich, and Vienna, is 70 inceGant, that vefter-
day, in the courfe of five hours, feven paled
thro' this place.
Martial Bcrthier, minifter at war, remaius at
Munich the late events appear to have retard-
ed hts departure.
BANKS OF TIE LEcH, April ~.
The departure of MARTIAL Soult from Bavaria
is again countermanded. 1t is faid that his corps
has received orders to march to Dalmatia, and
will be followed by that of general Marmont,
which is in Iftria.
HAMBURGER, April 81.
Letters have been received here whi0h affert,
that an EngIifh fquadron of fix fail Of the line has
PaiTed the Sound, to cruize in the Baltic.
The embargo laid in England on the PrufIian
hiPs will do great injury to the trade Of that
country, becauie the comninions that had been
given tor the enfuing fummer have been coun-
fernandez. We, however, fatter o~urfelveS
that the Eng!ifh will rot blockade the Pruaian
ports.
LEIPzIG, April Is.
1t is faid that tire duke of Cleves, who has not
a funicient extent OF territory to form a power
FIJI rate, will likewife receive the duchy of Inli-
ers, which. will be coded 70 him by Bavaria.
That power will alto lofe, as we are afTured, the
foathern part ofthe Tyroi to Trent, which will
be united to the kingdom o~fItaIy.
VENICE, April Q.
The RUfians and EngIifh have blockaded this
port for twelve DAYS pat, and fuffer no vefrelto
enter or go out. The harbour is full of Vene-
tian v%eiiels, Whole inactivity caufes the greatef
detriment to our commerce.. Trielte profits |
and is enriched by this, becaufs its vcfTel Is fail
under the Autrian flag, which is neutral.
1T Is apprehended, not without foundation,
that if the war continues, the Rulians aud Eng.
Iih will Blockade all the ports of Italy.
TRIESTE, March %.
Letters from Ragufa of the 9Th, mention that
the French have advanced as far as the frontier
of this Republic, and that the French general
MoIGter requeRing proviiions from the fenate,
has had every thing granted but upon the ap-
pearance of 4 Rufian frigate in the harbour,
which threatened the place, the French had re-
treated. Another Runian frigate is off Fiume ;
and there are feyeral others, with fome Englifh
veGels, on the COAT. Upwards of twenty
French tranfports were on their way TO Bocca
di Cataro when they learned that the place was
in the hands Of the Ruiians aHd Montenegrins.
We learn that the Emperor of Germany has
granted the French a free paGage through the
Frioul to Dalmatia, till they fhall have recover
ed the DOfcGiOn of CatarO and Cl0el Ni,ovo