The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-25

1t is reported, and we repeat the news with.
out vouching for its truth, that fix DAYS ago
declaration of the Rulian court had ilJued
from the Prefs, but which had not We. been
made public.
CAssEL, Sept. Is.
treaty has been concluded at Berlin, be-
tween the Baron dc Vuis, in the name ofthc
Eiecsor of Hefle Caffel, and M. Haugwtz the
Pruiiian MiniIter. This treaty has not been ra-
tined by our fovereign. WHO could have be.
lieved that Pru1ia had carried her pretenfions
10 far She wants nothing lefs than TO place
Nehe and Saxony in a fate of vsiIalagc to her.
1t was flid in that convention that two circles
would be formed, circle of Saxony and one
OF Hei!e, and that the king of Pruiiia would
poiieis the fame rights that the Emperor Of
Germany did, 70 wit, the Sovereignty, the An
nc Court, the Tribunals of the Empire, &C.
from that moment, Saxory and Heiie would
nave been ctf'ced from the liz OF Powers. Thus
IN word, Prufia wanted to acquire ten mil
lions of population. The exercife OF The rights
OF the Emperor of Germany was relrained bv
the actual itrength of great number of power
iul princes who compofrd the Germanic EN-
pre-, and by the greatef powers in Europe
hence, in reality the fovercigntv of the Emper
or was but trilling. But that of Prullia. over
her next neighbor, would he in truth, a COM
Piete and abfolutc dcnruGion of the indepen-
dence OF thcie two fates. Our Government
does not with to ratfy it, but the Prufiian
troops have advanced, and are marching &c Cot
tngen.
BRUssELs, Sept. 10.
Yetterday, about four o'clock in the after
noon, Paiied through this city Courier from
Prince Joachim, Grand Duke of CIeves and
Berg, who came from DuGcldorf and WIS goins
10 Paris. In the night Courier difnatched
from the Head Quarters, ALTO paiItd through.
The 7eronant Blanchard, and his wife, arrived
yeNerday In this city. Madame Blanchard
VINO has recevedfo much applaufc at Marfci!les
and Bordeaux, as well as feveraI other princiDaI
cities of the Empire, intends to make an AZ.
cenllon at Brulies. III. Blanchard made two
brilliant attentions here, twenty years lince;
now ne a6andons all the glory and the perlls OF
his acfial voyages to his fpoufe.
-, PARIS, Sept. as.
They write from Cherbours, on the 18th of
this month : So the frigate Ia Mancha will be
launched in few DAYS. a new frigate is ON
The itocks, and prodigious number of work
men are employed every day in building her.
she Will &c called the Arnphytrite.''
Letters from Rome OF the 9th infant. Cav that
the Englih having landed from 4 to SEQ r::
gands between Terracina and Gaeta, that band
was Immediately completely deftroyed. 1t
was computed that 500 of them were left on the
field of battle.
DRESDEN, Septic.
Travellers who arrived from Ruliian Poland,
turniih Us with details relative to the RuiIian
forces who Lad returned into that county,
Several fmall camps have been formed in the
neighborho0d Of Btezefc, Slonin, Kobryn, NieC
wiciz and wilma. The troops are Obliged 10
manGuvre from morning to night, and above
every thing, to learn to fire with preciion.
There are for that purpofe, before and behind
thoie camps, as is afeited by the travellers who
lay that they law them with their own ewes,
large board frames on which are painted Turks
and Frcnchmen who fcrvc as a ozark for the
fhooters. The camp of Drezeft is competed of
5000 men, with park Of artillery, and COM
manded by General Prince de Wolkonikov.
That OF hobryn contains oaly 1000 men, under
the orders OF Cen. Sleyers. The camp of Will
ma contains about 10000 men--a report was in
circulation in that co Intry that a certain num-
Der of regiments were on their march 70 Brezefs.
but nothing certain was known concerning it
all that can be allerted is that the number of
Ruian troops on the frontiers OF Poland is far
from being comfortable.
The Prufiians have hani'y efablialed maya
zines at Warlaw. 1t is believed that they will
ihortly be transported into Seha for the fun.
plies of wheat which: the Court of Berlin had
demanded af autumn from all the landhold.rs
Of Southern PrufIa and prunian Poland, ft,tin,
that that iupply would be for three wears. have
JIM been embarked on the Naraw and the Bog
III large veIels which are to defc, nd thofe rivers
INTO the Viluls Towards the end of AuruG.
two or three regiments of Prutlian infantry,
who were in garrifon at Warfaw received bv
Counters from Berlin orders to march without
delay, one To Elatz, the other 70 Brellaw.
Since the departure of thofe two regiments, the
| garrlion of Waifaw is competed of only ons
regiment of infantry and two fquadrons of Ca.
valry.
SEPTEMBER II.
Our court is in the dcepeR diRres The
projects OF the Court Of Berlin aim at nothing
lsis than to arrosate to itfelf A dircG and sbGo.
lutte right OF foyereignty, over us and HeGr.
| Our prince has refuied TO comply with The rlc,.
lure OF Pruiiia, but their troops completely fur
round us, and already enter upon our territories
France, on her part, has declared TO ne with
great generoIity, and with that inasnanimitv
that belongs to the Emperor Napoleon, that we
were free to do what was convenient 70 ma
Did we with to enter into the confedera,ic, "A
the Kline, the menaceS Of no power fhould hin.
der us did we want to remain independent H.,
re-uni;iHg all the princes Of the Iioufe of Saxo.
ny, taking the title Of King, and pu. ;ing orr.
ielYcs under the general guarantee of pun,
AuHna, Ruilia and France, we were Mn ON
own matter finally, did we chufe TO remit,
ourieIves with Pruliia, (if that was the reG,l, n
our own firm and deliberate wilD the FmDcro,
OF the french conientcd to it but in order lha,