The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
From TIE French baaers.

PARIS, July 90.
The RuiIian Councillor of State, D'Ou-
hril, departed for st. Peterfburgh few hours
after the iigning of the peace between. France
and Ruilia. 1t is fiid that he will travel
night and day, in the hope of being no more
Than fortnight on his journey in which cafe,
the ratification ofthe Emperor of Ruifia NAV be
expected within month. Before he fet off, he
hired an hotel for the new Ruilian amballador."
July 30.
The hopes OF peace with England becomes
every day more general it is the Only fubiect
of convention. Many perfons fuppofe that
peace may be proclaimed about The i5th of
Auguf, aud that the fenival, 70 dear to the
French. people will be celebrated at the fame
time, with the admiration and gratitude of all
Europe.
Aagu9 6.
he Engllih ambalador, lord Latderd7lc,
accompanied bytwo fecretaries, and Baiilico, the
MeIeuger, arrived on the Sd inf. at CIlais, and
yeilerday in this capital.
An imperial decree, dated the third of this
month, ordains levy of 10000 coufcripss. ia
ken from the $4,000 authorized to be placed in
| a Rate of activity by the decree of the Cd Ven
demaire, year II. They will be divided among
the different corps of the army. The $4,000
Conicnpts remaining from the 10000, will form
the reiervc of the year 1906.
| The Official Journal, on the occahon of this
meature, contains the following note:
=" The Sfnatus Cozjisltam Of the Cd Vende-
mare, year IA, placed at the dfpofal of Govern
ment the confcription of lso6. The third Co.
alItion appeared under fuch an afpeGt, that the
!evy OF SO, 600 men feemed then necenary to
support the glory of the throne, and to defend
tue deareit interelts ofthe country. But before
the end OF the month Vendeniaire, the fuccefs
| finch ,Jv
that the emPerour confdered the calling out OF
- : r"nscr' ntion Of cog manec.s;-, 6: cc:s
ed hImtelfto calling out the refrrve.
AT pretept, of the $4,000 men of Confcrip-
ton OF 1906, the emperour has Judged fiat tbs
calling ont Of $4,000 is necefary. If, as every
thing leads TO hope, the affairs of the Continent
are about to be fettled, thefe $4,000 men will
ierve to replace the folders who illall receive
their diicharge, and return to their families IF.
on the contrary, which there is no reaCon to
think, the period oft the repofe of the Continent
Is not yet arrived, thele 5000 uen, nv COM
pietlng the different corps on the war footing,
VIII carry the French army to its hishef degree
of ftrength.
In any event. then, this levy /: neccfary
even II we had enjoyed profound peace, we
fhoud always have called ont, if not SO 900. at
leatt 10000 men. Since the lalt review, 20 900
men have been difcharged; and by the reiult of
the reviews OF this year, II is probable that an
equal number will again return to their homes
Nothing, therefore, ought TO be inferred IA
vonrable either to war or TO peace, from this
operation, which is almoit annual. 1t is done
at the ordinary period; efficiently late for the
harvett being finihed, Efficiently ioon to ena-
BILE the young men to- join their corps before the
untavourable ieafon commences, and to perfect
themieives in difcipIine during the winter"