The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

Of London, but Of the Britifh nation at large,
would greatly tend to parafe the wicked and
dangerous Councils of the Tyrant of France.
This fpeech, the fpontaneous effuhon of the
moment, was received with very loud app!aufe.
Copy of the Bulletin was then ported in
front of the Manfion houfc. The news foon
| fpread through every part of the city, and was
| every where received with equal fatisfadion.--
Mr.. Lille is the Mef1enger whole arrival was
announced in the Geographic difpatch. He
landed yeiierday morning at Dover, from Bou-
| logne, and arrived in town at nine O'Clock Ian
| night, at the Foreign Office, where he deliver
ed his dispatches, which will be fubnitted TO
Cabinet Council this day. The general opini-
| en- upon the Mei1age was, that the negotiation
was completely at an end. There can be no
| doubt that it is 70, unlsfs the French Plenipo-
| tertiary, M. Champagny, was authorized to
| accede to the terms which Lord Lauderdale
propofed.-It is probable that miniters, I'M
| willing to allow the difcuflion to be farther pro-
traeted, inftrueted his Lordfhip to fubmit GER
tain propofals, and to notify, that unlefs thefe
were accepted, he fheuld quit Paris within a
given time -ConGdering all the circumstances
of the cafe, it will not appear very likely that
Lord Lauderdale would be detained by fuch an
| occurrence.
| letter which we have received from an Of
| ficer in the Mediterranean, by the Camel, ar
rived on Sunday at Spthead, ftates the enc
| my's force as follows: at Cadiz, ready for fea,
Spaniih, three decker, and 6 two deekers |;
French, two deckers, and l frigate---totsl,
ready for fea, 10 fail of the line and frigate !;
! fitting, two deckers, and line of battle fhips
and frigate-total, in preparation, fail of
| the line, and frigates. AT Charthagena, 9
three deckers, two deckers, two frigates, &
one corvette. readyfor fea. At Touon, two
deckers, frgates, and corvettcs. AT We
nice, fitting, two dcckers, frigste, cor
vettes, galliots, and about 100 gun-boats.
| The Hamburger Mail, due on Sunday, arri-
we'd lait night, with letters and papers to the
1T inf. Hofilities had not commenced, at
that date between France and Pruilia but the
military movements were continued on both
fides with encreaied activity. The Ruilian
| troops to the amount of co. 900 men, are faid
to have arrived on the frontiers of Silcfa; and
on the other hand, the French troops in Ger
many are all in motion thofe which were
lately cncamped near Paris, arc fuppofed to be
defined for Holland. A letter from Hamburger
ofthe soth of lait month, ltates, that their Ruff
han and PrufIian Majeftirs, the Archduke
Charles, and the Grand Duke Conttantine, are
expected at Dreflen.-Bouapsrte was to pro-
coed to Dufedorf and Cologne. The French
minilter, Laforet, fill continued at Berlin on
pared for his departure.
AT twelve O'Clock, this day, the Confols were
60 8 4, aud Omnium 8 IL being fall of about
2Per cent. This depreffion is not great, when
we coniider the caufe. The fall would proba-
bly, have been more comfortable, had not the
refIt been for fome time anticipated in the belt
informed circles.
One ofthe expeditions now fitting out, is faid
TO be defined aganft Vera Cruz.
1t is a curious crcumitance, though not yet
obierved by any of the Newspapers, that Bona
partc left Paris to put himfelf at the head of his
ar'-sy the very fame day this year that he de-
parted from his capital laa year to march againfl
tue huHriaus, namely on the gain of September
Whether the refult of the war will be as difaE-
trous for Prutiia as it was then for Auftria, a
very ihort period will determine but it feems
as if Bnnapsrte anticipated the fame fuccefs
by chufing the fame day for his departure, and
he will no doubt fate the circumstances to his
ftAidiers. nc if ominous of their good fortune.
| Ocfoher 10.
| The funds left off yeiterday at | for money
the per cents and at the Omniun-a varia-
ton in the omnium of about 8 per cent lince
Wedneiday. Ycfterday was fettling day, but
we have not heard of any defauter of confe-
quence. This morning the 8 per cents were at
60 rs, and the Omnium at IA.
Mnifers deny that Lord Lauderdale was or
dered to quit Paris they FAY that he applied for
his pafports in conlequence of the French Co.
vernment rejecting or evadns the terms on
which he was inltru6fed to Unfit. After conf.
derable difficulty, his Lordflnp obtained his
| panports, and was to fet off from Paris yefter-
day.
The Clyde frigate has food over to Bologne
to wait for his Lordlhip he may be expected
to reach Boulogne by Saturday night or Sunday
morning.
From all quarters we have heard that the
news of the rupture of the Negotiation has &C.
cahoned the greateh fatisfa6tion. The mail
coachmen on communicating the intelligence at
the villages as they pafIed along on "Wednesday
evening in various dreetions, were cheered by
the inhabitants with fhouts of applaufe; and the
general cry was, Eternal War, rather than a
diihonourable Peace !"
Bonaparte left MentZ on the # infant, for
WurZburgh. The French army, according to
Paris papers which have been received TO the
7th, would be af1embled between Wurtzburgh
and Schweinfort by the 9th. The accounts from
the different parts of Germany would induce us
to believe that Bonaparte was determined to
bring the whole MATS of his force to bear at
once againft Prnfia. Soult's divifion which was
on the Inn, is faid TO have been ordered to the
| Upper Palatine, and it is affirmed, that not a
/ French regiment will be left in Suabia or 3D.
varia.
From the circumfance Of the French troops
drawing in luch force towards Schweinfort it is
/ Il at.