The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01
5fore5gn EatesIigsncr.
Confirmation of nrzvJ ~ tie arria,ai; at Mean.
FORK yfToas Lrvexpooi and Berdeaux.
LONDON, February I.


dnofber igjurree7ior in italy.
ne INHABITANTS OF Parma are in a Fate OF rebellion
againa Bonsparte's authority in confeauenee Of
wA'eh pr'nss Eugene has addreiEeds proclamation to
fhsn'' IN Which he threatens then, with exemplar,
vengeance, fthey return mt Immediately 70 tsbbo
Obedience and implicitly fubni, 20 the will of their
oppreffor.
Inc directions in Parma and Liguria were en-.
Outraged by the debarlation of the Britir and Rul
ian troops at Naples, and appear To have embraced
not only the maf of the people, bur the PRINCIPAL in
nao'ants WHO were already weary of the tyranny of
tner French rulers. Had the allies prevailed in
Germany, there is no doubt that che w1,oe of I,aIv
~oG.a nave united 10 throw off their yoke.
Sir Hyde S1rksr is dead.
FEBRUARY g.
ihe French papers bring proclamson, in which
the emperor Bonaparte fays. that England NAV have
peace; provided me will reduce her maritime .a,.
biiihments!
FEBRUARY 6.
our falmouth letters received this morn;po. re-
tase er'n'tances fifni'ar to thofe we communicated
yeterday reipe6ing Sir 2. Srachaas fa,,sdroo h;ne
in Purut of French one, and the men Of war n ,hs
outward bound Wet India aee. being in pren,r,t;on
To anti Sir Richard We ought however 70 r..
mark that at the Admiralty it thought pofbc ria,
The iuPpoed euerny's fguadron may turn 70 he ,ha.
finder Admiral Ccrrwallis. who was off rJp1ant On
the SIR ut ]. will be day or two or perb,p,
,"eei' .eote heiaI Can be aicertained, or the re-
fult can be known. = '"' IL
The National Guards, who were called on, =. c,o,
az the French army orofd the Rhine, have been dir.
embodied through all France
ihe Court OF Naples enJeavours to ward os' rho
blow by which it's very exifence is menaeed e ,d;I
Rufto had gone 20 Rome for the purpofe NJ ne,,oc;
ting with Cardinal Fetch. the uncle of Napoleon. and
procurs the fuipenon Of <he march of the French 49,
my. Coariers were dispatched tn pari. and Nra,I..
with the refult of tns conference; & il is M, innsbs
b that ST. Cyr may aslt, until he al have recs;-
ed imperative intruaions fror,, the French Fnra,or
After the vindi9ve fpirit difpiyed in the Jb;,,,,
teventh Bulletin, It does not feem very lkely 49,,
Napoleon will coneede that oblivion Of rho Os.,, a
naples conduct to the Intersection of Cardinal F,ceh
whien ne re'nied to the entreaty Of the ArebdnLs
Snarles NJ the Emperor OF Germany
Teherday, foon after twelve o'elock Fa-is Ia,o
nor'and and Camden, V6count .Caltlsreavb Io,d,
Muigrave and Hawkeibury, had an audience of ri,
NdIa)ety' at the Queens palace, and refyned ,ho;r
oihces. Attw Earl Mora entered. followed b.,
LORD marlborough, Lord CrenviIle, Earl Tsr,nlo
Lord Auckland, Earl Spencer, Vifcoun, Sdn,op,t
Mr. Fox Mr.. Grey, Lord Fl. Petty, Mr.. W;ndb. 49,,
Lord Mimic, MIR. Vanfittart, and the Earl If RI
inghangire. " DUCK
Lord marlborough had an audience Of hi, Nfs;sc
ty, and reignedth feals of chancellor of IN. rrcGa
goer. which he held pro-tompore lnee the death 81
Mr.. Pitt. W o'S'h o'
The following killed hand, on their refpetaiv. an
poinnents, Wig. NN'''e SP-
Mr. %insSam. seers,arie, of State.
MIR. Grey, Fira orb oe a.. a.,
Lord Henry Petty, Chancellor Of the ESeheo,'Is,
Lord s'dnouth, Priyy Seal. ,'', q"