The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-29
LONDON. Eehrnaru o.

LONDON, February 24.
The American flip Rfng Sun, captain Nantes
arrived at Dover from Amherdan, brings the Impair
tant Intelligence, that Tuefday laff when that Thin
eit Holland, there feven fail of the line of Dutch
men OF war in the Nieu dep, ready for fea in mo-
ment's warning. The tranfports which We're lately
laid up, are alto re6ting Am0erdam with all poi.
be expedition, and they ordered to proc eed to
the Helder to take on board troops the deiination
OF this armament is kept profound fecret for the
prefent.
We underRand that the Chancellor of the Excbe.
quer has written letter to the governor of the Bank
deiiring the opinion Of tina, body what would be the
probable effect OF rafting the property tax from feven
70 ten per cent and alto, what would be the proba-
bic efiec OF applying fome part of the linking fund to
the payment of the interel of new Loan IL spro
per to add, however, that government have not refo
we'd ON either OF heie meaiures; and the Chancellor
OF the Exchequers letter fates that they will not be
adopted without very mature confederation
Government have received advice that the French
Emperor has iiiued an infrument under his fgn ma
nuel, dated from his palace St. Cloud by which he
has formally depofed the King of Naples, in nearly
! the following terms:
{" We, Napoleon, by the Grace of God, Emperor
of the French and King of Italy, &c. &c. for divers
weighty and fufficent caufes, ourlelyes thereupto
pecally moving 'do hereby and henceforth, folemnIv
depoie from the throne and other foveregn authori-
ties of his anceliors Ferdinand, the king of the Two
Sciies and from all of which prncely titles and dig
mites he by virtue of this inrument and our impe-
rial will and mandate, and pleafure, forever removed
and dePoied accordingly. Given under our hand and
| imperial Signet, &c.
The Hamburg mail which was due yeaerday ar
rived this morning. The courts OF st. Peterhurgh
and ConitantDople have not been flow in feeling the
danger with which they were threatened by the en-
gagemcnt OF Napoleon furnif1 to the EMPEROR nj
Auitria an indemnity in the Eafl for the poIe6ons
of which he has deprived him in Germany They
have renewed, for nine years to come, the treaty
between them, which was on the point of expiring
Ii we may Judge from the precautions adoptsd
by Alexander, he feems apprehenlivs that an attack
may be made even upon his own territories. Re-
doubts are eating up at Warfaw, and other arrange
ments ordered to guard againt any attempt of this
kind.
The French and Bavarian army in the neighbour
hood of Frankfort has been comfortably augmented
to enforce the payment of the contribution laid on
that city. The inhabitants have faint hspe held
out to them that If they fpeedily pay one half the
FUN demanded, the other will be RENTED.
The French Gill continue in force in Germany
land WILL till more ofthefchemes in thelontempla,ion
OF Bonaparte are executed.
Prince Jofeph Bonaparte arrived at Rome on the
23d uMaflena's army is in full march againR the
kingdom of Naples. His progrefs will receive no op.
petition.
and Stationers Corporation of Dublin, held meet.
ing, Tor the purPofe Of petonirg parliament to re-
peal the Aa Of Legislative Union, paHed during the
administration Of Lord CORVALLIS. The meeting
was adjourned till Tuefday lat, when it was very
numerouly attended, Mr.. Stephen Parker (the maj
teri in the Chair
| The report Of the committee was then laid before
the corporation, and agreed to. The cooperation
have acted wiiely and moderatey--they have, after
the example of Major Cartwright and the friends d
Parliamentary Reform in London, poffponed Their
petition sgainf the Union for the prelent, thar hi
Majeiy's Miniaers may not be enibarraiIed with To-
cal grievances, when the EMPIRE in general is undei
circumstances offueh unexsmpled difficulty
/ The Committee is, however, made Handing one
to eonfult with other corporations ssto the moi ef
fec ual means and time when to preient petition I,
Parliament for the above purpofe.
From a Dublin Paper of tie 29d Ftbraar,
| DUBLIN, February 22.
In confequence of difpute between tn,
Prince of peace and the Spanifh Nobility, tn,
former ha: invited the interference sfthe Frcncf