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

citation. IfBonaparte fhall have confented to al
conjunct negotiation, he will have removed one
of the greatcf diffo u'tes in the way of AMIGA
BILE arrangement. few DAYS will determine
whether there be any fold foundation for the
extravagant rife in the ftocks, and the very fan
guins ex ,e6tations of peace which are enter
tanned by many.
has created the deepet dfgut throughout all
Hoand.-At the Hayue, we undertand, al
mott the only fpettators ct the ceremonial Of
the proclamation OF the king were the military
and the perfons connected with the government,
who, by the duties of their reflective off ICES,
were Obliged 20 attend. The people, as it bv
common conf,u mt and previous agreement, con-
fined themislyes to- their houfss on that day, "a
that the town Appeared as if quite deferted.
Notwithstanding this rooted antipathy on the
part of the Batayiaps to the government which
has been impofed upon them, the French jour
nails will no ,ubt furniih mott fp'endid mar
rative of the 6ncerity md enthuiafm with
which the new fovereign has been received when
he hall make his triumphat entry into the feat of
his future dignity.
The funds have experienced further rife this
morning. At one o'clock Omninm waa as high
as 81, being an increafe of one per cent. iince
yeferday.
Lord Cochrane is preparing petition againft
the return of Mr.. Bradfhaw for Honiton.
The fhip-owners of the port of London have
retolved unanimously to thank the fifty-Hx
members who voted agai,ft the American in
tercourfe bill, Introduced by the new miniters)
which they contider as in the highet degree
Objectionable and detrimental to the fhipping
intereft of the kingdom. They have a'fo paffed
ieveral refolutions, i'm one of which they paw
warm compliment tn Mr.. Pitt.
a large party of the officers of the navy and
royal marines, a; Plymouth dock, as a teftimo-
ny OF refpe9 t. Lord Vfcount Melville, on his
acqus'a', met At the Prince William Henry Ho-
tel in that town on Tueiday, where very ele-
giant dinner was provided. After dinner num-
Der OF loyal and patriotic toafts were drank
The marine band attended, and the evening was
concluded with conviviaiity.
June %.
We are credibly informed that a diTolution
of Parliament is to take place on the termna.
tion of the prefent felton,
Yeterday the funds were fubiea to various
fluctuations, AMI cofed fomethiug under pric es
at which they had opened. The late advance
has doubtieis been induced by a very prevalent
opinion, that our government favnuraby en-
tertalns Tome recent pacific overtures from
France. Mr.. Fox Unexpectedly declared, that
he would cheerfully make even tolerable
peace; 1t is the obvious policy of Bonaparte to
OBTAIN peace on almoR anv terr,s: r,a ...:;,c-
tneIe circumstances the rumour of negotiation
is at leaf probable.
Although the late changes in Holland NAV
not have materially effected its political relati-
ons with this country, they mutt nee eIarily in
hucnce our negotiations Naples till more 70 :;
WINE hanover appears to furufh A decided oh.
ftacle to pac'tication.-The reports in the Ger
man papers, however, of French troops being
about to iupercede the PruiIiau authorities in
that electorate, are, if true, calculated to re-
move much difficulty on that account. as il
mould thence feem that Bonsparte has deprived
rrniha or ITS ufurpation, in order to reitore
ii'"o"er 70 TINS country, as an equivalent for
the recent ACKNOWLEDGMENT of his houfe.
OkEyVer.
We are relieved from much folicitude optbe
inbjef ofthe pending differences with America,
oy an aiiurance from very Respectable authori-
ty' that our miniters, while they are inclined to
90 ample uftIce to the legitimate claims of the
y. otates, are determined not to conc EIDE little
OF our rights to the braggard clamours of their
government. Should the bill for the non-im.
Portation OF Brltifh manufactures he perfifted
,H' lt VIII be encountered on our part by mea-
lures OF equal hoftiIity. Should the right of
irarch (which can be denied only for the pur-
pole OF giving facility to the commerce of the
-"~"F/. pS iCutten, III is TO be enforced the
forces IN our Northern provinces are to be
'iS"yu, although we incline to think they
are at preieRt fully competent to their defence,
ana arrangements are making with "a view to
oovate as lar as poflihle any Inconvenience
which might otherwifc refnlt to our illands from
me iuiPention OF their accultoned fupplies from
America.
Mr. Pinckney,the American ambafr,dor, who
10 charged with important negotiations with our
government, arrived with his family at Liver
pool, on Thurfday, in The Diana, Hoobroke,
rom Batimore.-By this conveyance, we yec-
tsrday received letter from that port, which
declares, that the inhabitants of that town gen.
orally diidpproved the meafures of the exrcu.
tive I; and that in Maryland and in Virginia,
meetings were convened for the purpofe of re-
ltIDg that Incorporate weakness which, bv
provoking the hoitility of Britain, could not fail
20 throw their bankrupt country under the do
oination OF France. Ibid.
The influence of Count Haugwisz hs. again
over the prudent and liberal policy
1t the anti-galican party. The King wrote to
Count H'rdenherg, then in Hanover, requeft-
ng his prefence at Berlin; but when that no.
1lcman had arrived within two leagues Of the
'apital, he was met by courier, with orders
hat he ihouid not appear at court.-The court
u c0niequence, retired to his eftates in Pome-
ania.
June IS.
Paris and Dutch papers TO the Goth, and the
Hamburger Correfpondenten ofthe 18th infant,
lave re- ched Ms