The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11

which took place in the neighbourhood of Nu.
rembcfgh. The cafe Of Prince Rohan 10 the
fame. 'D
I.Ts believed that Prince Murat ha. f,nmon-
ed them to fulfil the obligation they have con-
tractrd and that they have refufed. II is alto
faid Marfhal Murat has applied to Prince Ferdi-
nand himtelf, and that correspondence fill
takes place between thefc Generals on that
head. 'rhe Auftrian Generals have hitherto
perifed in their refufal, maintaining that ca
pitu!ation does not regard them.
tits alIsrted with fome confidence that &C.
neral T,erneck will be brought before Conn
Gil Of War, in order to give an account Of its
Opei atoms and of his reafons for captivating.
A private letter from Stutsard mei,tions that
Mr. Bath as well as allthe other Wriemburgh
piifoners had been fet at liberty. He is even
allowed 70 remain in the country, with pro-
hihtion however, to reiide in Stutgard, Louif-
burgh or Kanftadt.
HoFF (Margraviase efBarmb) lob Nav.
The Poh Office at Lep6ck has juf feut
exprefs to the Poft Office ofthis town to inform
/: that the emperour Alexander purpofed re-
turning to Berlin from Weimar. whittier he was
gone to pay vifit to the hereditary princefs
his hter. According to the h,t arrangements,
he was TO pats through Hof, Egra and Prague,
in order to arrive at Vienna but the progrefs
OF the French army has rendered new arrange
ments Hece6lry and although the emperor
Alexander has proved that he made voluntarily
the 6rf 9epsto approach other fovereigns, il
appears that he has no vaft inclination TO pay
Wifi to the ernperour of the French, at yien-
ma.
GLucKsTADT lin Hslfcin) etb Nop.
Lord Hsrrowhy, ambaliador extraordinary
from fhe king of England to his maiefty the
king of Pruffia, arrived in this port to-day on
boar.,a frigate, and landed here with a hume
rous fnte. The Englifh ambanador immedi-
ately fet off for Hamburger. His lordihip is
accompanied by MIR. Hammond, under lecre-
tary of Rate.
RArIsBoN, Nov.s.
BARON Haagwitz Pru1ian mnifters of fate
and cabinet is expected here every moment
II Is astrtcd with confidence that he is on his
way to the headquarters ofthe emperour of the
French, with propofals for peace.
Nspfw6er 9.-The diet of the empire has at
length returned its funStions; yeterday it held
AL extraordinary fitting, in which the barsn AL
bini, the dircstoral minitter, commune ated in
the name of the eiedor, arch-chanceilor, the
following declaration.
? 6 Fl. E.. HI. the electoral arch chanccIlcr con-
ceives hmielf obliged to fix the general atten-
ton on the preient fitiation of the Gcrnanick
empire. The military forces from the fouth,
the eat and the. wet of Europe are at this mo-
ricnt aiiemhled in Germany. a CONTEXT has
tax place of which the annals of Europe pre-
deat German u,nt delire that tae. Germ mic
o,,aaitu:ioH be preferved in the midtt of this
form. IT cannot, however, be concealed but
that theie diiquietiag quefioas have aritrn in
many minds: what will become of our country,
Germany, in fnch an agitation Are the trea-
ties aud national pacts, inititutions OF the diet,
tribunals of the empire, the Germanic coRffitu-
ton, the golden bull, the treaty of Wctohali
the equalization of election, as well as 70 many
= refcripts and deciGons of the empire, which
have been for 70 many ages the work of the wifi
don of our -aaceftors, and under the protection
of which the German nation has dn;tiu. uiihsd
iticlf in TO glorious 4 manner, at brilliant and
often happy epochs, TO be annihiiated ? Is the
name of Germany. the name of the German
nation, the nau,s OF q people who formerly tri-
Smphed over the colofus Of Rome, and who by
their fidelity, courage, induft.y, and uftful in
veutors have rendered fuch great farvices to
humanity, to be extinguilled? Such an idea ii
traly aifiitting 70 every wellwi!ter to his cuus
try.
"H. e. III. the arch chancellor defires and
hopes, animated as he is by pure patriotifm
tina, iuch misfortune may be avertcd, by uni
Serfal eGorts towards the maintanalcc of tn,
unity sfthe GermaDic contribution by genera
determination to obferve the laws of the empire
by The unaaiRous intervention of all German;
TO obtain an honorable aad durable peace
Martial Duroc dned on the 7h with the e.
hector arch-chanceor, after which he fet off fol
tins headquarters of the grand army.
-tr HAGUE, Iotb Noz,e,nber
All the d;fluietudes 70 indufriruily fpreaA II
this country upon the Object of the grand Eng
iai expedition already diliipated. Tn,
Britfh feet has landed the troops on board al
Cuxhaven, from whence they are to march tc
join the Rnflisns and Swedes. "a is not kRowr
q: whe,herthe Pruihans, who occupy the greater
part Of the Electorate of Hanover, will perm
them TO attack the French who are lhut I'D il
the fortfefs of Hameln, or whether the protec
tion of the king of Prulia will extend the pri
vileges of neutrality over the Electorate. Be /
asst may, the accounts differ as to the numbe
of the Engiiih troops, WATCH, within thefe II,
days, has beep taid to amount to twelve thouf
and.men. This army is commanded by thu
Duke of York and Albany in proper Perfon
His two wariike brothers the Dukes of Cumber
land and Cambridge, command under him ); til
former, the cavalry and the latter, the infan
try. There are nine Lieutenant Generals an,
fxteen Major Generals under the orders of theft
three valiant brothers. If the number of tn
CG!oneIs and hyperion officers be in like proper
ton, the greater part Of thefe troops are no
Soldiers
HAyRE, No1. IA.
Ere.yeterdav FINAL bark carving Prunia