The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

we nave compr,ied IN the following extracts,
all that the papers contain which we Judged
worthy OF tranfiation. Mere. day.
PARIS, July 90.
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ty ct Naples in "a hours, and the kingdom as
cxpeditioufly as poflible. 1t is believed they
will retire to Ruiia, the rules oftheir order not
permitting them to frttie in any of the catho.
lie Rates, not even in thofe of the Holy Father
2s. A courier from the Britifh cabinet has
trod cloiely in the fteps of the fecretary to the
Ruflian Ambalfador. The latter at Calais on
the 18th, with difpatches for M. OubriI; the
former arrived on the 18th, and Immediately
proceeded for Paris. The finallef appearance
OF reconciliation between the two nations re-
wives the wifhes and the hopes of the friends of
peace and of humanity.
We are afiured that on the 5th of this month
the difcuiiions which have been Carving
ou tor the arrangement of the affairs of Germa-
ny are terminated /; aud that the minifters of
the kings of Bavaria and Wirtemberg, of the
eeaor of Baden, the landgrave of HefIe Darn.
hadt, the duke of Cleves and Berg, the princes
OF the houie of Naflau, the priace of Yfem-
bourg, the princes of Hohenzoern, the prince
of Aremberg, the prince of Sam, the count
de la Leyeu, &c. have concluded treaty of
alliance and of reciprocal guarantee, under the
title of Federation oftbe Rhine" We be-
lieve they have come to a refolution to fepa-
rate themfclves from the Germanic body, in
order to have no contradiction between their
interefs and their policy. During tie day of
the 10th there was obferved great movement
of couriers, which tended in a great meafiIre
to confirm the reports in circulation refpeeang
this news.
90 The movement of the troops from the
interior towards Germany has been fafpended
IN coniequence of the Peace with Rufiia. In
few hours after its fignature M. Oubril fet off
for st. Peteriburgh, having frft taken an hotel
for the new Ruffian Ambaflador. 1t is thought
the Publications will be exchanged in month.
81. 1t is believed that Lord Yarmouth, who
lately arrived here from England, will foon ap.
pear in public character.
The fortreis of Gaeta has demanded capitu-
lation after eleven days of opened trenches,
during which time not lefs than 100000 lbs. of
powder were expended. Our private letters
fayth this fortrefs furrendered on the 18th. I
The Emperor has iiIued decree permitting
the expectation OF grain from France to Eng
land.
Gapt. Farrier, offbe/Bib Drlazoare, fa7oured
the editorJ ct'fbe Nequ. York GaSette quifb Lon
don Paper5 to tie 7tb ultimo, 2 days later than
bctore rfesiUed. TIE, contain infrrelqins poll
teal and marine neacJ, qcbieb will br found in
fD3S Hh.T CHSSeIGe.
Previous to captain Farrier's leaving Amfter-
dam, three Hips of the line had been diCmant-
led, ard hauled into New-Dicp, and the fea-
men paid OFF. There were or fail more foon
to be placed in Iimilar fiiuation.
There were ut the ports Of Amfterdam and
Rotterdam, fail of the line on the Aocks be-
fides one lately launched in the prefence of their
new king Lewis Bouaparte.
We alto learn, that all the French troops had
left Holland.
A letter from Naples Of the 9TH July, INHERIT
ed in one of our lat French papers, contan,th
following account:
I" On the fri July, COCO Englirh difembark-
ed at the gulph of St. Euphemia, in CaIabria
They were attacked on the 4th by the gen.
of dieihon Regnier with the Polill regiment
aud the 42d of the line, who were warmly re-
pulled. Gen. Compete, greviouny wounded,
and 800 Poles, were made prfoners. The
EngliIh having been joined by reinforcement
OF 5000 men and by 8 or 1000 Calabrian pea
Jants, committed the error of advancing into the
country and quilted the protection of their
yefieIs. Within league of Gozenfa, they
were furioufy attacked by the gen. of divfon
Verdier, at the head of &c, 900 infantry and 1000
cavalry. The Englilh were beaten put TO the
route, and at the moment of writing 1900 Eng
Iih prifoners have arrived at head Quarters.
Gen. Verdier is in purfuit of the fugitives. On
The other hand gen. Regnier having marched to
Cotrone has given up to pilIage the village de
LiiroL 500 Calabrian reyolters have been put
10 the fgord."
The fame paper fays ga French prifoner in
England writes that gen. Rochambeau, 70 long
detained in thar illand, having requeted by vir.
tue OF his capitulation,a that himfelf and his
army ihould be debarqIed in France, has OBJ
laaed bis return on parole. twas given to the