The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

grand eagle ofthe legion ofhonor. Jerome is
now Ryled bis imperial bigbne,,! -
Mere. Advertjsr.)
twas the prevailing opinion at Paris, on the
25th of September, and at Nantz on the a of
October, that there would be TO peace with
England and that the whole of Europe would
Immediately be again involved in war.
1t was whifpered, in confidential circles at
Paris, that Bonaparte had determined to compli-
ment the Queen of Etruria, with the kingdom
of Portugal.
On the l4th ofSeptember, Jerome Bonaparse,
with much pomp and parade, and amidf the
ihouts of Parlian mob, was created Prince
of the Empire.
The king of Sweden, as appears from an ar
ticle dated Altoona, Sept. 2, after rafting for a
few days the blockade of the Pruilian ports, Or
dered them to be blockaded anew.
An article, dated Berlin, Auguh so, ays, it
is rumored that all our differences with England
are on the point of being terminated.
a gentleman who came in the Richard, is
the bearer of difpatches from our minfter at
Paris, to the fccretary of fate but he could
give no Information respecting the relations be-
tween France and the United States.
(Com. Adz,.)
Translated for the Mercantile Aa7,erfijcr.
PARIS, September Is.
The courier Ba!ilieo, arrived here from Lon
don the day before ycfterday. negotiations
are fill going on. ladfpoIition has for the
few laft days confined Lord Lauderdale to his
houfc.
September %.
We are aiTured that his eainence cardinal
Many, who has been admitted among the num-
Der of French cardinals, is appointed firft al
moner to his imperial highnefs prince Jerome
Donaparte.
September "a.
This day the confervative fenatc has held an
extraordinary fitting. 1t is believed that the
object of his majefty's meifage has been to make
known to the fenate the marriage concluded
between his imperial highnefs prince Jerome
and a princefs-royal of Wirtemberg. 1t is add
ed, that at the end of the meiiage two letters
were read ; one TO the prince primate of the
confederation of the Rhine, making known to
him the emperor's intention to fupport the con-
federation with all the forces of France the o.
Their to the king of Bavaria, announcing that,
notwithstanding many court intrigues, his ma
lefty hopes fill to preierve peace with Pruiiia
but that, fhould that power not return prompt
aad categorical anfwer to the explanations
which have been demanded, he will be ready
to enter Germany with 100000 men.
They write from Toulon, that an order
has been received in that city to conftru6
twelve fail of the line. The funds have ar
rived, and part of the vel1els is on the ltocks.
An American veflel from Bottom, command
ed by captain hangers, has arrived at Gaeta,
where fhe performed a quarantine of % days,
with cargo of coffee, dye woods, rum, fugar,
and other articles.
per cent coniols s2f soc.
PETERSBURG, Aug. ee.
Government has inherited the following Off
cial articles in Implement tothe Court Gazette
pubiiihed yefterday:
The councillor of fate, Pierre D'Oubril,
departing early in the month of May for Paris,
to iuccor the Rufiian prfoners, received at the
fame time inRru6tions for the location which
might prefent itfelf to effect reconciliation be-
tween France and Ruilia. He has returned
hither with extraordinary diligence, bearing
treaty of peace which he had concluded and
hgned on the Goth July, with general Clarke,
of the French government.
As much as that event would have been A.
greeable to his Imperial maje0y, if this treaty
had been fuitable to his majeity's dignity, to
his engagements with his allies, to the fafety of
his fubjects, and the general repofe of Europe
10 much the more has it been difagreeable to
him to fee that in no refpect have his iult and
benevolent intentions been anfwereo.
his treaty is of the following tenor:
Art.1. From the date hereof there ihall be
peace and good friendl1ip between
his majeity the emperor of the French, king of
Italy, and his Imperial majefy the emperor of
kuiiia, their heirs and fuccefIors, eftates and
fubjects.
"2. In execution of the firG article, hoftiIi
ties both by land and Tea fha Immediately ceaf-
between the two nations. The neceiiary orders
to this effect Giall in confequence be forwarded
in twenty-four hours from the Ggning of this
treaty. All ihipS of war and other veiIels be-
longing TO either power, or to their fubieGts,
which may be taken in any part of the world
by the iubjects of the other, iIall be retored to
the right owners.
IS. The RuiIian troops fllall give up to the !
French the country known by the name of the
mouths of the Catarro, which, as being depen
dence on DaImatia, appertains to his maefy !
the emperor of the French, in his quality of
king of Italy agreeably to the 4th article ofthe
treaty of Preiburgh. There ilail be furnilied
to the Kuiiian troops every pofible facility for
their departure from both the mouths of Catar- I,
70 and the Ragulan territory, the country of
the Montenegrins, and from Dalmatia, where J
YER the circumstances of war may have placed |
them. Immediately afer the treaty ilall be |
made known, the military and naval comman- |
dant5 of both nations ihall make in concert the |
neceitary dhpoitions for the retreat of the troops
ana the iurrender of the territory.