The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-22
lat Aufria, find

~ ,he conc,uhou or natically overwhelmed
Neos,,rgh. ihoula the unfortunate treaty of
~. a the expCr -ndeavour to e(cape from
eat. "o"e'e'
80 ~ ebetween Pruffia and Sweden has
s.;onst oduaive of any further hottie ope-
50. IAN the blockade of the ports Of the
o. ~ in the Baltic. His Prufiiin maieRy
,es' rs anxious to compromise the quarrel in
.,me way. The interference of Ruff has been
folicited, and if it be but cordially employed,
mutt certainly be fuccefsful. HIS maisfty ei-
ther appears to be very confident in his means
OF reifancc, or to be little apprehcnlive of at
tack, for he has diibanded the LeVy en- ma1e
which he called out in his dominiuns in Pome-
RI ia.
a rumour prevailed in the North of Germa-
ny that the Prufiian troops were about to eva
cuate Hanover; certain it is, that they have re-
ceivcd orders to hold themfeIves i, readiness to
march. Nothngis more likely than that his
Prufiian r,ajelfy would be willing to retire, for
a time, from that electorate, to obtain the fuf.
penfon of thofe energetic meafures adopted by
our government againf his commerce. But
would the independence Of Hanover, or its ref
toration to its legitimate fovereign, follow this
temporary evacuation So far from it, that the
moment the Prufiians retire, or make any difpo-
fitions for that purpofe, we are perfuaded the
whole of that unhappy country will be again
inundated by French troops. Now as the for
mer ere, we believe, lefs rigorous talk matters
than the latter, we win to fee them continue in
polieiiion of the electorate until definitive
peace ihall retore it to it's lawful fovereign.
The following is the fuofance of our private
correspondence -
"HAMBURGH, June 10.
The French troops ftil in Germany are
preparing for their return. Martial Aueereau's
corps on the Rhine has orders to hold itfelf in
readiness to march at 4 moments notice. The
number of French troops in Bavaria till ex-
eeeds $4,000 men. The city of Frankfort has
made another application for remii1ion of
the contribution impofed on it : 100000 franks
of the FUN originally demanded have already
been paid.
The laf letters from Vienna, OF the slA
ut. fate, that a mehenger has been fent from
thence with very important dispatches to Lon
don. His name is Bsvcr, and he paHed thro'
this city the day before yesterday.
p" The Prufiian troops in Hanover have or
ders to hold theTnielves in readine(s to march
at the ihorteh notice; and fhould that army
really evacuate that country, a French re-inva-
hon on the part. of Augereau and Lefevrc is con-
..,'aiiii v tsikell or
!" 1t IS reported that prince Joachim Murat
WIN cede his new dominions to the new king
OF Holland, and be crowned king of Swtzer-
land.
phron Neuen, the H4noverian ninter TO
the Diet of Rl'iibou, has left that CITY. Pre-.
fious 10 hi departure he addrefed to fuch of
the diplomatic corps as are not hottie TO his
iovere'sn, pamphlet, entitled " a more par
ticular Elucidation of tie conduct of the King
ot'Pruiiia, towards his MaieRy the King of G..
Britain, as Elettor of Bruniwick." It is the
production ofhis own pen.
His Britannia majefy's birthday has been
Kept with the ufual fetivity by all the clubs in
Han yer.
:" On the cath ult. the RulIian life-guards re-
ceived orders 70 hold themlelves in readiness to
march at moments notice. They are to be
commanded by the grand duke Conltantine."
June 30.
-, Inc fund. obtained themfelves yefterday at
me prices ofthe preceding day, and the ru-
momr 81 a negotiation received an additional
con1rmat'on from the certainty of Lord Var
NOUNS having returned to France. His Lord.
mp we underft md, failed from Ramfgate on
MONDAY IN cutter belonging TO Lord Keith's
,9naoron' ard was landed the fame evening at
Saia's. A mef1erger in flag of truce for |
bonogne, it is faid; preceded him, with diff.
patches on Sunday. 1t is poffibIe that over. |
lures tor pacificatinn nigh. been renewed
oY inc french government, and that the diff |
patches tranfmitted by the menencer might
nave related to that fubjett but 1t is not very
iSe'y mat Lord Yarmouth is the bearer of any
P'opo','on or that nature. His L1rjfhip is |
qualified neither by habits nor experience for |
conducting even the preliminary arrangements
connected with 70 important an Object, it is not |
very hkeiy that he would be employed az |
common courier. 4 negotiation between the
two governments may be going on but we
have reaion TO believe that its obieG is rather
the etaoiiihment of cartel of exchange for |
prl'oners OF war, than any difcnfion of terms |
OF peace. No pacific proportion can be fafeIy
entertained, except IN conjunction with RufIia
and we do not find tha1 either NJ. D'Oubril has
arrived at Paris, or that there ia any BritiG, NJ
gociator in that capital, either qualified or All
thohied to cooperate with him.
American papers TO the cath nit arrived vef !
terday' Great pains feem to be taken TO keep
up that political fermeot in which the United
states were throws by the recent occurrence of
the harbour of New-York. The Wifi and
itarch OF another Amerit An vcT;.i at the month
OF the Delaware, by the Cleopatra EnCIifh fri
gate, bave furnihrd the prefs of that country
with an opportunity IF poiiring fre1l potion in
10 the public mind. Fortunately, however, in
his intance fhe violation Of American iuriCdic-
ton Is not quite 80 clear as we fear IL was in the
forner inttance, for the vefiel is admitted 70
nave beeii above two Leagues from land Thief.
papers contain rumodrs refpe1ing Miranda's
but they are in general inconhfent
"uh tach Other, aud foHe oftfsm, we are per- II
u,ded, are wholly unfounded. We do not Z
IL.