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

AFTER our paper was prepared for prets yeiscr-
day evening. the fchooner Father and SorS,
Capt. Hibkins, ar ived from London. by whom
We received paps to the 18th of July.
As our paper was this morning putting 70 prer.,
/ we were hvoured with Baltimore paper of
Monday, in which it is feated, that accounts
! had Seen received at New-York, Uia the
tYe7-IndieJ, that peace had been concluded
between England aud France. This in.e-
gence was brought by frigate arrived at Bar
b.dos. which is faid to have left England the
18th Of July. II
We doubt this Information, Az our dates to the
10Th do not hint a, fuch circumstance being
10 near. Captain Hopkins heard nothing of
it in the Downs, which he left ,he 18th or
Is of July. Ledger.
LONDON, July 9.
MIR. Ba6eo, the MefFenger who left town on
saturday night for Paris with dispatches, landed
Boulogne twelve O'Clock Sunday night, and i'm
mediately proceeded ON his journey.
The Gottenburgh mail, which arrived yelerday,
brought no intelligence of importance. 1t was the
general opinion in Sweden, that the mediation offer
ed BY the emperor Alexander had been rejected. The
blockade OF the Pruiian ports dill continued.
"A gentleman who arrived yeterday from Ham
burgh, has favoured with igh, of the Correpon-
denten of the IN infant. The only inforration it
furnifhes is, that M Doubril had not fec cff to Pa
ria, was expected but iad to be tn. eve of
departure for Baden. where he intended to remain
fome time for the benefit OF his health.
Yesterday the funds experienced further depref-
hon Omniun commenced at l2 premium, aud
eloied at l2 AT the early part Of the market the
y llers were numerous. The fall attributed to the
cireumAance of fome regiments of the guards having
received orders to be in fead;nefs embark it ia
fuppofed, for Sicily.
An animated difcufIion took place in the houfe Of
lords Ian night the ferries Of oons made by lord
Melville, refpe9ng the appointment of governour-
general of India. The motions rejected. The
fpacs below the bar uncommohly crowded a re-
cent circumstance having given an importance 70 the
motions TO which they not otherwle entitled.
July 10.
Yeaerday we received Paris papers TO the I'd and
Dutch TO ,he 7th init.
IL appears by an article dated Treae June Is that
greater progres had BE- made ards putting the
French in pohelfon of Cattaro then attending the
vefIes and troops which proceed that place.
for the purpofe of receiving il from the Runans. The
Au-f1n deta hmens intended for this fervice had not
all arrived nor does Beegarde, as oned in
former accounts, appear TO have proceeded Cataro
The arrival of ORDERS however for it, evacuation il.
yepeated with the fame confidence it has been du-
ring the laf month.
Several of the German kingdoms and ptincipates
form lome kind of csnfederative power, under
the guarantee of France This political union may be
cosiiered as preparatory to that important change
which Buopapare intends effect in the contribution
of - empire.
We find in of the minor French papers, the
fvbance of the order for taking the embargo off Ruff
fan vei1rls is not, however, given decree of
Buonaparte, but appears in the Paris news arti
Gle of Intelligence from Bordeaux, Eating that the
military general Of the marine that pert had reeeiY-
ed orders to that effect.
All rhe accounts from Bavaria and Suaba reprefent
the Auarian priloners as about TO return home and
the French armies preparing to rePafs the Rhine.
Thefe important movements. it is admitted the
fame time, depend entirely upon the evacuation Of
Cattaro.
Il is mentioned, in an article from Paris in the
Dutch papers, that lord Yarmouth feen from
time time Witt the hotel of the minRer for TO-
reign affairs II is upon this circumfanee, and his
lordthips Ray Paris, that reports circulated
in that city that negotiations to be opened with
England
The health Of the Pope is faid to be viibly affect
ed. The Holy Father, it feems, began decline the
very day detachment of the Fresch army entered
Rome.
The Dutch papers contain the addrefso Of their High
MightineGes in anlwer to the fpeech of his majeliy
king LOUIS We lould in vain feek in the records of
French or Italian l:rvty FOR adu1tion more fulfome
or difguning. Timer.
Lord Holland, who, according to the city reports
was to have fet out for Paris Monday laa place
the fea Of form treaty of peace between this
try and France Gill remains in towns is there any
immediate likelihood Of his letting any luch
milton The magnitude Of the force under orders
for the Mediterranean, fhe~s how flight the expe6ta-
ton Il minlers are wiki refpe any favourable
ft to the prefen negociationa negotiation entered
into by Buonaparte upon the infoent prelumption
IS that England fuieiently humbled to en to luch
terms as he may chofe 10 ditlate to her.
The foreign intelligence of yeRerday is ALTO Of
nti-paci6c complexion, The Hamburger paper of
the III, in contradiction the accounts in the Ian
French & Dutch papers, 80 far from rmng the rate
nent Of the Rufian penipoentiary, D. Oubril, beng
OH his way to Paris fays, that he the Of let
ting out for Baden, ihere TO remain fome time for
the benefit Of his health - eireumnanee demonfra-
tive, Leaf, Of srne kind Of indGpoiton the part
III the RuiIians BY the Gottenburgh mails, we learn,
that the efforts Of the emperor Alexander retore
good undera Fing between the courts Of Berlin and
Stockholm have failed, owing probably to the contin
ued predomnaucs of French influence IN the councils
of his PruiIlan malety. The Dsteh papers Of
more recent date than thofe which had before been
received, The Leyden paper Of he 9TH, as,es thu
king Louis is going on tour, through his kingdom.
The funds were yeferday toerabiy Ready at the
prices Of the preceding day they varied merely
ihAde aud the inclination was upwards.
July ~.
Nothing further is y-t known refpeaing the pro-