The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06

Under the prefcnt Conaitution of Holland.
The Grand Peniionary has more power than the
h'ig has in England-he has even more than
The emperor has in France, or than any Sover-
eiGl has in any country and, what is without
example IN a republic, their high Mightinefres,
~ the representative and Legislative bodies, have
been dominated by the Grand Penionarv. The
defect OF this Cou0itution cannot eCcane the oh.
ittvation OF the fagacious. That cannot be cal
isi a republic, where the representative and lc-
giiattve bodies are not nominated by tine cleo
tors and 1t there be any fear of the electors, it
VIII oe the oeu 20 rcnounCe at once the repub-
iic2n form of government. A government.
which neither having the advantages of 4 rcpub-
nc, nor OF a monarchy, combines all the incon-
vealercies OF 10th, fhould not be abfo!utely
Preicr1hed. Such being the ~fituation of Holland,
'Ne mutt be a gamer by any changes that me may
make in her contribution. IF the landholders.
the merchants, the enlightened men, are of O.
p'n'on that they can have a approximation made
by the CHOICE of the people without diain6fion
Oh c'asies or religion, they will create a fyfem
mum more proper than the prefent one. IF
that oe not their opinion, and that thew think it
n~ecetary to have recourfe to A Constitutional
Monarchy, they will do that which will be more
advantageous to their country than the prefer
vat'on OF their exiting contribution can be. II
is their duty to examine their G~tuation, TO iudpe
or the circumstances in which they are placed,
and to choois between the two fyaems that
which is 6ea fnited to them, and the mot IKE
ly to eitabiiih, on a fold foundation, the public
PROPERTY and liberty.
" bavaria has taken pofiefion of the Mar-ra-
v'ate or Anirach, and has ceded TO France the
Duchy OF Berg, which, united with that of
Sievss' IS fettied upon Prince Joachim, the
Grand Admiral of the Empire. Wefel is 2
ifrong Fortress on our frontiers. The Duchy
ofS'eqes gives us III advantageous poin. of con-
tact WIN doiland and France for tie future.
q"fH orGf'E4 on tbe right Bank ofkbe Rhine Pra1-
ee5 z06o are allied By Gioo.l 10 tie i1lbe,iial Fo,1i-
81.
General Oudinot has taken pogeffion of
the counties of Nsufchatel and Va!enein. He
round thoie countries loaueG with EneliGl mer-
chand'ze, heaPed there by the merchants of
ow'tzerland, and principally by thoic of Bale.
oF theie the French army has taken 70 the , :
mount OF many millions all the banks of the
lake or Neutchatel were covered with French
manufactures. This circumstance iuni6rs all
'he Proh'hitoTy n%leaiures which may he taken
WIKI regard TO Switzerland. That country is
nl'e more at tins moment, than A ware-honfe
Tor Eng'iih goods. When it ha|l be cleared
OF theie manufactures, We nall perhans havr
the mea1' of giving 4 new check to our rrrmv
is It pott!Sle that the Landamman was nor
TRUCK with the danger to which he ev,or.1
me Country! W6o 7viN Proie9 Bale from a
H'5Hf prom oef'renr5 army ? Docs this MApiC-
frate' who fees tmuggiing carried on bv Whole
falr under MS eyes, fuppofe that he is not ref.
ponible If ire French CO lfder theGs denots
or prohibited goods 70 publicly made, and to
iuch great extent, a real act of hofility-ifth e
Ffeneb Go7ernn'snt uutibiie5 probi6toyy Lzuf
bsE7VfeH Switzerland, Frame and hall will
not tue Landamman BE- the caufc Off . and vii,
DOt all the COmnl4intat b,E kE. CIR
be iujuit AID i'll founded ?
!" is occupied by the French arn,v
IL 's 'eperated from the mouth of the Cat,rc
ov the hepnbilc of R1pufa the country is
n'oHhtf!eolG, and the roads are bad. Thu
EFcnSh troops have arrived ar Ragufa, when
the to:t OF Cate! Nruovo was delivered 70 COO
ka'ilns hY Gru. Brady, who commanded ooon-
Antflans. This general, whole ancetors were
E"gn'l mas been wanting in refpeGt to France
ana mas behaved his Mater. Upon RECEIVING
th's Information, Martial Berthirr gave orders
mat BTHh"0n, 7Vbicb Asfnds tie foatirr of ne
mn ami Qv5ic6 zVaJ IN ba0e 5sen giuzz! nj D.,
TIE " qfAp,yL .houH not be yeR2red, aoI bat
ifF3oWa be again garri6aed. Tbe d;q;fo1 of
ne grad aTmy qvbieb zva5 units eyqy to Franz
9Ej 6ahe@. TIE PrjhHrrS If zvar tbat zvere 10
6aDe besR Ept bnek TO Gernlany bazs 6se1 A.
tanned, until further orders, in IRE places nj wb;c5
tbey zveye.
" This outrage offered by Rufia to the Auc.
tr'an fag and arms, is the more inconceiva,Ia.
becauie the Rufians 1T Corfu, draw their
ProVii1on from the ports Of Triete and F;nur
4 free communication with which has not men
prohibited. The Court of Vienna has ordered.
mat General Brady fhouid be arrefed and
tried. Ii has exprcGtd its difatisfaGtior RI
N!lha. II viii caufe Cafel Nnovo, and the
mouth Of the Cattaro, to be delivered no TO
france, without having occaion to reply, by
arms, to this ACT Of nobility.
" The RnfiHns have evacuated Hanover,
and returned home. The army which the En-.
Petor Alexdnder commanded has alto returned
TO RuGia. After all the lofes which il fuaain-
ed, Il IS very natural that it hould repair them
BY recruiting. a p1rt OF the troops which
were - Corfu have returned to the Bofohorus
With General Lacy. A comfortable part OF
thofe that were in Poland are marching to-
wards Chorzin and the Crimea. The illufon.
with rclpett to the Ruhian armies, is no more.
The Ffesch army which. in two months, diff
hPated the third Coalition, was then only on
the Pace Etabli'hpent at the end of the three
n'onths, which have lince elapftd, it finds IT,
felt on the War eitAbiifmeut. II had nothinLI
TO fear from 1.-The forces OF Europe but no mr.
{oH TcH be abhe n FIRM a 6Hrtb C]oaiifi2n. En-
gland knows fuiI well that it could be money
thrown away. She reHecls with terror, that
the hrlt Coalition, which lated five years,
made France mitrels of Holland, Belgium,
the Khine, and all the CiGtlpiue couDtry-l
t1at the iecond coalition, which laacd two
years, gaze to France Piedmont and Swift.
.ZPrldud-thdt the fLirI which ont,, t,R.I