The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
BALTIMORE, September 8.

BALTIMORE, September 8.
BY the regular trading and fat failing l,ip Fair
American, capt. Davis. in 40 days from
London, we received papers to the Esd of
July incluiive, S days later than any hereto-
fore received: From a hafty perufaf of thefe
papers we do not difcover any thing ON the
fubiea of peace, except that couriers are fill
paiing between England and France. Ex-
tracts follow.
LONDON, July -.
BafiIico has not yet taken his departure. A
Ruilian Courier, however embarked yetterdsy
for Borlegne with dispatches for NJ. DsOubrii,
who is fuppofrd to have reached Paris.
The removal Of the crews oe the Pm ri an v-E
iels from on board their il,ips to prifon, has
been the forcrunner, az it was natural to expect
of the departure of the Pruiian ambaiisdor Ia
cobb, who has received orders to leave this coun-
try, and who is expected to fet off about the
end of next week.
July al.
Letter, from the coat mention, that Csia,
has lately been bonbardcd by our cruizsrs on
that Ha,ion. u appears that while commodore
Owen was examining fomc vefIcIs tina. had run
within the French fhore, he was fired on from
Calais; on which il is added he fent in fiag of
truce. declaring that-he had been reitraincd hy
conGdcratiors of humanity from firing on the
town; but that ihou'd they perlit in their
wanton attempts TO annoy him, he ihoud be
compelled TO retaliate. correspondent con-
ti1ucs TO obferve, ths: an iafulting auf~er hav-
ing been returned, the commodore ordered
two eun-brigs to play upon the town for eight
hours, and that part of it was in confequence
reduced to ruins.
The letters A. r. I. o. U. were engraved
upon the key of the vault of the emperor in
Vienna.--T'hey food for the words Au3y;a-
eorun Ell inperare orG uni1'erjo. &c II is to
thofc of the boufe of Auttria TO comnand the
world" Bonaparte ordered the interruption to
be efaccd.
July %.
The Conh7nce frigate arrived at Porfmonth,
on Saturday; fp0ke, on the preceding Thuriday,
an American fchnnncr, the HaPe, 7. VI 80
ward, mafterAfhe had jut come out of Cher
bourg. The matter of her declared, thar he had
read in the Mouiteur, that a treaty had been
iigncd at Paris, between the emperor and the
Porte, by which the Former is permitted 70
march troops through the Turkfh territory to
Egypt.
The reports of American mafters prove in
general, 70 erroneous, that we may fairly quef-
ton the accuracy of this Intelligence. Thar the
new Turkifh ambafador might have been
wheedled by the French miniitrr for foreiga af.
fairs into renewal of the ancient relations be-
tween the Porte and France, is very likely, and
was to be expected but tina, with one daih of
the pen, he fhould give up Egypt without 70 NJ
kind of equivalent, is mot Incredible. If Tai
leyrand has heen 70 fuccef FIJI as to larry 70 i'm
portant point, he would fcarccly be guilty Of
the indifcretion of proDuleatine it at the mo-
ment that he is fuppofed 10 be engaged in ne
gociations for peace with Rru(Iia and England
1T politely might be the fI.ject of fecret arti-
Gle AZ f1ch, II could never have been read by
the American mater, for it would not have ap-
peared on the face of whatever treaty has beer
fgned at Paris. The concefion itfelfis Of little
| value, except as far as it ihews the complete in
fuence which France has obtained in the coun-
ellis of the Porte. If ever Bonaparte lhail again
penetrate into Egypt, IL will be by much fhor-
| ter cut than thro' the Turkifb-Adriaric provin-
ccs. With allthc facilities that the Pore could
afford him, an expedition which floud fail
from Pottfmouth AZ The fame time that he put
his army in motion from Damltia, would reach
Alexandria many weeks before him. VAT and
atonifiling as his enterprises have been, 70 ex-
travagant proiett as this, could have fcarcely
engaged his waking thoughts.
A mail from Gottenhurg arrived yefterdsy.
The general opinion in Sweden is, that war
with PrufIid is inevitable. The army in Pome-
rama has taken new and advanced petition {;
at Stralfund. notwithstanding this expeaati-
on, and whatever hottie denominations PruIia
may make, we are perfuaded fhe will never ala
with yigor againt Sweden, az long as the latter
is protected by the alliance of RufIia.
An Englifh neGenger mot Mr.. Bafilico) fail
ed from the Downs, on Saturday, for France.
July 90.
L'te on Monday evening, perfon landed at
Deal, from Boulo.ne, with difpatches from
lord Yarmouth, at Paris and early yeferday
morning he arrived in town, at MIR. Fox's houfe
in the Stable Yard. A cabinet council was foon
after held at Mr.. Fox's Office, in Downing
Hreet, at which the lord chancellor, lord Gren-
vile, vifcount Sidmouth and Howick, ears
Spencer, Fit1wilIiam and MORA, lords Ellen
borough and II. Petty, and Mr.. Wiudham, as.
tended.
SO great was the exigcncy for the council,
that meTenger was difpatcbed TO lord Sid
mouth, at Richmond Park, to require bis lord
APPS attendance,