The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-03

I" Statefman Office, o'clock, p. M.
we are this moment informed that a flag Of truce
landed at Dover at O'Clock this morning. The bear
er was officer of the artillery and of ,he Leo inn
of Honour, He would not deliver his dfpatches 70
Lord Keith, as his orders were to give them peron
ally to Mr.. Fox
April 90.
Near Betzefe, RulIian army of 100000 men
is attending. Twenty regiments of Cenacks were
at the date OF the Ian accounts hourly expeed there
At Kooryn, all the taylors, ihoemakers, &c. were
put in requfiton provide clothing for the RuGiap
troops, and were paid moi literally
The Emperor of Germany allows the expectation
OF provilons, cattle, &c. from his doinions for the
iupport OF the Ruiiian army and Rulliau Commit
iarieS nave been accredited throughout the Hereditary
states. M Rochefoucault has remonRrated on the
occailon, but the iupples continued.
April 81.
Government this morning received the FOLLOWING,
important information
Copy from tie Leg Book e5e Ag7e,ieaa Zip Doyot5ias
dltsi 4B FEB. SOC.
cat two o'clock, A. NJ. dircovered !, aeet - - =.
North Wen, which gave chace to us, in Rudd;no
laIis and hove to. AT three the headn,oh thin. the
fatriot, came up with US, and proved French Az
ter examining us The Carried us up to the admiral
ana alter aikng many queaions relative TO EnpIiNh
conveys, they allowed us to proceed We counted
TX IAN OF the line and one frigae, lat. - %, lat Is,
- HS informed the captain OF the
Dorothas that they had failed from Brett on the 4.b
OF Dece Der, Is fail in number but had fenarae d.
Vhons: they had taken Engh ihips with troops
on board. They denied that they had any ,roops on
board although the admiras flip appeared full of
trooPs-the thiPs were; Eole, IA NIaieRic, "A :;
lmpetenx, ~; foudroyaut, "A Veteran, "a; De
Cater, - ; Vaenciennes, n; all French-Adn,;-
rdis Suii!iHne and Jerome Bonaparte. ST. Helena
Eat 30 leagues,
April o.
we learn from Conitantinople that the Turk;h
troops upon the Rufian frontiers are comfortable,
noreang, which, with other circumstances, has indu
ced M. italiiki, the RuiIian Minifer. 70 demand
explanation relative to thee preparations and that he
was informed by the Refs EfIendi that finch
ons were necefary for reioring and prefervpg neare
IN the interior of the Turkfh empire. comfortable
Turkiih fleet is fitting out
Inc Promies and threats of France and PruGia IN
induce Denmark to exclude our flag from the Ba,i,
have been hitherto unavailing-the Danilh Minifrv
mini on rigid neutrality; and is probable that he
wIllucceed in maintaining it.
The recent movements of the French n, .b Az
ttrau frontiers and the reinforcement Of their in
Bavaria, have created much uneafine(s at Vienna
On the arrival OF courier from Berthier the French
NIlniiter at Vienna communicated to the IMPERIAL Ca.
bidet the determination of his matter to re.an poC
ielllon OF Brannau until the affairs of Dalna;a were
| adJu.ted. Prince Scbwartzenberg was immediateIv
'''iP"N'''N W dtisJ WIKI UrOnp remembrance
| TINS violation OF the treaty Of Preiburgh
The hO.tiIiiy of France towards Au(ria which bas
recently manfeGed itfelf numerous occaons. was
lately inlultingy expreied towards the Imperial Mi.
| nliter Coun Stuttterheim. The Count On his re.
turn from Paris, whittier he had been fent on a Tne-
e'al million itopPed Munich but on the following
| day he received orders from the Batavian Govern,
nlent Tor his immediate departure and an adiutan,
OF Cen Berthier attended fee the order enforced
1t was the general opinion in Holland that the peace
will De of hort duration France appears deirous r.
iiri&e a blow, before the extenGve mi,sry ARRANGE.
nents now carrying on, under the orders of the Arch
duke Charles can be organized and it is certain tina,
! the unceang accumulation of Ru1ian trSops on the
Aultrau frontiers is the occalon of the mon ferou,
| iolicitude TO Bonapar,e.
There was report on Saturday that General Mack
had been eonvitted of high treafon, and condemned
| to luffer the pain Of death
The trial Of Lord Vifcount Melville commences m.
morrow morning.
Price Of itocks this day, Confols 60 8. Omniun,
| 2 Ia.
GREENocK, May 9.
PermIion, as it is called, is faid to have been
granted to the French to PATS thrDugh ,be .r1r;,