The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
LONDON, Sept. 90.

The mails due on Sunday fe'nnight and We'd
neiday lat, arrived this morning. 1t is quite
certain that Catarro is nil in the hands of the
RuiiianS. 1t alto appears. that Napoleon has
been disappointed in one effef which he expect
&c from D'Oubrils treaty. The figniny of this
treaty was notified TO the Ruflian Commandant
at Casarro, in the hope. that without farther or
dsrs he would give up the place. He feems,
however, to have been too well acquainted with
his duty as folder to be furprifed into a fur
render by fuch fratagem as this-though the
Autrians were to have been made inftruments
in thc dece ption.
appearances become every day more hottie
on the continent. Both France and Pru1ia
prepare with great activity. Saxouy is to fur
Nth to the latter $4,000 men, and Ruffia has
well appointed army ready for the field. E.
ven Auttria, greatly TO the credit OF the arch.
duke Charles, In. already refored her army,
and iupped her waited magazines with arms
and m'htary flores, and may foon be able TO
take decided part in any new war that may
he provoked by the infatiable ambition of Bo-
naparte.
Our private Correspondent at Hamburger,
Rates report csrrent there, that the Emperor
of Rufiir has taken poiiclIion of Pgufiia Proper,
and even Konigfberg itftIf, as fecuriy that
Prutiia will a6t in concert with tine Allies, in
the approaching war. IF this be corre6l. we
may foon exPeG to fee Lord Laut!erddle in Lon
don.
BY letters from the Hague it appears that
the greateit aStivi'y prevails in the military pre-
parations of the army Of Holland.
French army of 40 900 men, COMPETING
10000 Dutch, is to be ita;ioEed on the Ems, in
Btntheirn.
A Decree Of Divorce has been formally pub
lifhed at Paris, oftle marriage between Jerome
BNnaparre, and Mfs Pattvrfon. Report fays
~ FOL ei
| TO a Foreign Princefs.
DOWNING STREET, SEPT. Is.
The King has been pJeafed to cauft it to be
fgniied by the Right Honorable Lord Vif
count Howick, his Majeity's Principal Secreta-
| ry of State for Foreign Affairs, to the Minfers
of Friendly and Neutral Powers reiidept at this
Court, that his M.jeGy having been pleafed
on the 10th of May laa, TO dircd that the ne
cenary meafures ihoud DC taken for the block
lde of the Coat, Rivers, and Ports from the
River be to the port OF Breh, both inc!u!ive {;
his Majety is now p!esfsd to declare that 20
much of fuch blockade as extended from the
River Elbe to the River Ews, both inclufive,
is for tie preien' discontinued, and that from
the date hereof, the navigation of the Coat, Ri
vers. and Ports from the River EIhc to the r.
yer Ems. both incluive, is as fee as if fuch
blockade had not taken place.
September 50.
Price of Stocks this day at one O'clock
Conios, money, e3 Ia S--for acc. e3 ID 3-s
i-OmnIum 1-4-Excheouer Bls, par g diff
1t will, we are perfuaded, give general and
warm fatisfaGtoH TO the army, and to the coun-
| try, to learn the liberality of Government, in
permanently appointing the brave General
Beresford as Commander in Chief of Buenos
Ayres, with the fame fa!ary as poit fed by
! the Spaniih Governor, viz. 10000. per annum
| h. cf f.
we lately mentioned, are, we are glad TO hear,
! likely to be fnon employed, and the long look
| ed for and talked Of brevst 20 cone out.
General, England and ST. John are going to
Porlfmouth on a Wifi to their fine regiments 60
ing thence on foreign ftrvice.
EApsdifiorJ.-The 9th Light Dragons Carl
of Rofsiyn's Regiment y the 18th ditto, of
which the Hon. General Grey is Lieutenant
Colonel; the 5ih, seth, ssih, and s9th foot :;
and the 9TH, sth, aRd part of the 9Th and 9th
German Legion, hill remain at Portfmouth
The Ardent of 81 guns, capt. Donelly, failed
yefterday from Portlmouth. Colonel Crawford,
Secretary TO MIR. Windham, with the rank of
Br'g1dier General, certainly gees in command
of the troops at Porifmouth on fcparate and
particular fervice. Colonel Crawfurd is a man
of fcience, OF the faeft military talent, and
though his prefent rank is not high, he has been
as long in the army as NOT Of our Lieutenant
Generals.
"PLYMoUTH, Sept. 90.
I" This morning early failed to the weftwa ard,
the Piover of 10 guns, and gun brig of IA
guns, having under their convoy twelve tranf
ports, with the 18th, eth, and o5th regiments
oil foot on board. 1t is faid they are to touch
at Falmouth. The tranfports with the 4oth
regiment on board, are gone up Hamoaze, in
order that the men may be removed from them
TO copper bottomed fiips, preyioufly to their
failing for Bueuos Ayres ="
Paris journals to the 2eth infant inclufve,
and Dutch to the fame date, have been receiv-
ed, the contents of which are of comfortable
importance.
They confirm wha: we yeflerday ftated that
Bondparte has left Paris. The fact is announc-
ed in the Monneur in the following fort no.
;ice:
"PARIs, Sept. 2e.
"Their Imperial and Royal Maieilits Get ont
from St. Cloud, in the night between Wednef-
day and Thurtday. The emperor, it is fuppor.
ed, proceeds towards Mayeuce."
1t was underfood at Paris, that Talleyrand
left that city on Friday, to follow his mater
at leaf it was not doubted that he would Join
him.
There can he no doubt now whatever. that
he goes to head his army, and lead it agsinN
the King of PruIia. The Moniteur has no,
yetin any dire6t manner, alluded to the difpute
between thefe powers.
The general complexion ofthe French and
Dutch Journals, compared with the accounts
rereived hy fle Mails of