The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
LONDON, April 6, 1906.
A Gotteuburgh mail arrived on sunda,

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Private letters by this conveyance, report,
that the emperor of Rnlia, determined TO fup-
port the king of Sweden, had marc red an army
into Prufiian Poland, which had taken poflefii-
on of Warfaw. Without pretending 10 voucb
for the accuracy of this ftatement, we think it
highly probable.
The fame letters inform us, that the king of
Sweden expected to receive the ipeedy ~afiiftance
of a Britiih funadron Of l2 fail OF the line and
that the PrufIiaus had entered the Danith pro-
vince OF Holfein. The Engiih hips detained
in Pruffian ports did not exceed feven or eight;
whiIt the number Of veFels detained in the
ports Of this country, under Prufiian colors, a.
mount to feveral hundreds.
A Gottenhurg mailhas arrived, bringing &c.
counts from thence ofthe 18th inf. which nate
that the Ruiian army in Poland has been great
iy reinforced {; and that It is in motion towards
the Prpfian frontier. Indeed, letters from Emb-
den, received on Saturday, fate, that the CITY
of Warfaw Il, actually in the pofeliion of the
RufIians. It is Jared that the Rufiau troops
about to enter Turkey, amount TO $4,000 men {;
and that a corps of referve was forming on the
frontiers of Beilerabia.
April 81. y
In our lat we announced, from the mott un-
doubted authority, that negotiations of paci-
fc nature had actually been commenced and
we're going on with all the difpatch cultomary
in diplomatic affairs. We have now the plea
fIre of confirming that ~tatement, by Tie arri-
val OF another flag of truce from France, with
difpatches which were delivered at Mr.. Fox's
Office on Sunday. Ofthe ifIne of thefe negoci-
ations, we are by no means tanguine in our ex-
pecfations : but we have the utmot confidence
in his majeny's Foinifers, that they will facri-
fee neither the honor nor intersft Of their coun-
try, to obtain the munentary triumph of a hol-
low truce, which muf ihortly terminate either
in the ruin cfthe Britilh empire, or in a more
desperate war.
April os.
Hamburger Papers arrived yeiterday Of the
10th and 18th Infant.
INC JEET,gr SUruugn his Erioui - Dalmatia is
laid TO have been granted 10 the French troops,
Whole number is. rapidly increaing. Forty
thoufand are already in the province, a force
we hould think, equal 70 the commencing hof.
tilties againit the Rufians. No attack howe
yer has yet been made upon them, and they re-
main in Poffgiiion of Cattle Nuovo, and all the
forts and g%arrifons in Albania within 10 leaeues.
In contradiction to the ~afertion of the Mont
teur, which Aated that General Brady, with two
ihoufand dnttriaus, had surrendered Cattle
Nuoro 10 500 Rniians, we find ii ftated in the
Hamburger papers, that the Rliians were fupe-
rior in force 10 the Auitrians. In the articles Of
capitulation by which the place was fa,render-
ed it is expressly declAred that Albania, being
now CDnuOeTcQ 10 nc M the na1dS OF the
French, is taken pontfion of upon that under.
ftanding. The French had advanced to the
frontiers Of Rqeuia but the appearance of A
RuRian frigate in the harbor induced them to
retreat.
The report that Holland is defined to be ei-
ven to Louis B%onaparte, feem to be on the
point of receiving the fnlieh confirmation. 4
Deputation is even believed to have already fet
oat for Paris, TO prevail upon the Prince TO
honor them by the acceptance of the Sovereign
power.
The only arrival from the Continent yeRerday
was a veHel which reached the River under
Pappeuturgh colours. She failed from Emb-
den on the nth. The captain fatcs that when he
came away an order was poaed a! the exchange
of Embden to the following efsSt-"That no
Britiih veGeI arriving at that port with a cargo,
hould be permitted to nav longer than twenty
four hours, and then 70 fail without landing any
of her merchandise"
From onr Corysboadeaf at Ll2yP5.
One Hamburch mail (the Ian Of The two due
yeRerday) and four Gotteuburgh mails reached
town in the carly part Of this day.
A letter from Elineur, mentions a report very
generally circulated there, that an engagement !
had taken place between fOme Prafian troops
and thofe Of Sweden, in = n~srania, and that
the Prufians had taken an opportunity Of quit |
ting their ftandard and were gone over to The
Swedes. Other letters fay that a hundred thou
find French and Prnfi1n troops were proceed
ing agaipft the Danib dominions, and were ON
their narcotic Jutland-ifthie be true, TonnIn-
gen muG fall into their hands and that port be
hut.
The trade at Hamburger and in its neighbor-
hood, had, as might very naturally be expected,
felt a very ferrous check, and goods from Bri
tain had greatly advanced in price the Ian
guage generally held ont is, that il is quite i'm
pofible that things can long continue in their
pre1ent fate, and that one or other of the con-
tending parties mud fhortIy give way.
Baron Hardenberg it appears, has at length
formally reigned. Count Haugwitz has been
appointed miniAer of foreign affairs.
The intelligence Of the detention and cap
ture of Prufian fbips has produced comfortable
agitation both at Berlin and Hamburger where,
however. hopes continue TO be entertained that
the Prufian rivers will not be blockaded
GLASGOW, Apgl so.
The following Is an extraei of 4 letter from
Middleburgh, dated on Wednefjay:
Some ferrous mifupdernandiug has 2rifen he |