The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-29

NC" lucas III icksu<tfon Cdu uaroty xSL<(tt7- any
countenance from thofe who know the real Rate
OF the quraion, and il there be any individuals
on earth who cannot plead ignorauce as an cx-
cute for intemperance, it is the Americans them
felves. IT may be true that fome individuals.
who we're born in America, have been imprefI.
ed into our fervice but, where does the blame
lie !! Is there Jingle American alive who does
not know that every artifce is employed to ma
turalize, as they call it, all the Britifh f-amen
whom they can perfuaie fo TO ciifgrace them
teives: as it an American certificate could con-
vert born Briton into any thing ellie than
Briton. IF no a3 of Britiih failor, in Britt n
bottom, can give him an exemption from being
called upon to fight the battles of his country.
will it ever be conceded TO America, to fIfpeni
or interdiet the power which Britain has over
Nher own native born children mo, no. IF
there he any real cante of complaint, it is or
oar fide. Let America abandon the pefarious
fyfem which has led to the impeachment of fra-
men from American bottoms. At leaft niuety-
nine out of every one hundred feaman 70 i'm
preffed have been Britih horn feamen, and /.
gainft the one in a hundred that may have been
taken by miitake, il would he eafy to prove that
much greater number has been diIhonourably
fkreened and protected by fa,fe and forged GER
t'hcates of American citizenihip. The Ameri-
can government is well acquainted with thofe
facts, and therefore we cannot believe will en-
courage and countenance violent and hafty pro-
ceedings. The whole of this important ouefti
on, however, will probably foou come into dit.
cullion officially, between the two countries !:
and we have no doubt that, while on the one
hand, prompt redrefs will be given for real in
Juries, not a jot will be yielded of thofe rights
which this country has always aiferted and ex-
ercifed as jnt towards Others, and eiiential to
its own preiervation.-Star.
| BERLIN, February IL.
! The king and queen, with the royal family,
have proceeded to Potziam to witnefs the arr.
val of the regiment o. guards, which takes place
this day. Tomorrow the infantry of Molten
dorf, the gen d'arms, the battalons of grena-
diers, and other troops will return hther.
| M. Book, cabinet mefIengcr, arrived here
the day before yefterday from st. peterlburgh :.
He is fnppofed to be the bearer of very impor-
tant dispatches.
1T has already been ftated, that the regiments
OF the infections of Berlin, Potzdam, Pomera-
MIA and the Marche, remain on the war footing ;
and that they have received orders, by efafette,
not to fell the horfes employed TO carry their
baggage and tents. There remains in confe-
Iquence on the war footing, Prufian army of
100 fquadrons and 80 battalions, without in
Guiding the infection of Bayreuth, which is till
ready to march.
NAPLES, January %.
The Rnfiians left this place fortnight ago in
two conveys for Ba9. In the road of Naples
there are now only two RulIian frigates. All
the Rniiian generals who are gone, were to have
TENT back the horfes Of the reuui(ition, but it is
thought that they have conveyed them to Cor
tu. he Eng!i'h departed about 90 days ago.
They had poffefIed Fondi, Tirano, MoIieena,
&c. but general >Filifadt, with carlton of
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receive the Engliih in Capua. All the corps of
the Neapolitan troops are broken up. Fort St.
Elmo, Fort dell Orc, feveral places in La Pa
mile, &c. are evacuated. General Damas is
! now at Naples, where, it is ai1erted, the king
has compelled him to reign. General Acton,
brother of the late minifter, is now infnecfor
general of the troops which remain here. Gene
raj Games has the chief command in This civ.
| On Wednefday laft thu king failed for Palermo
ina Neapoiitan vesiel, efcorted by two frieates.
| The crown prince, the queen and the ref of the
royal family ftil remain here. All the valuable
furniture of the palace is embarked, and alto all
the money in the treafury. The two Ruf1ian
| figates in the harbour of Blie are ready TO fail
along with feveral gun boats and armed Hoops.
1t is faid that ome of the troops have refufed to
advance aganlt the French.
| BAVARIA, February 7.
| unsupported that there are 81 fecret articles
annexed to the treaty of Prefburg.
Eight hundred pieces of cannon and mortars.
of the heayiett calibre, from the arfenal of vi
emma, are now at Brannau. On account of
the b1dnefs of the roads, they could not be con-
veyed any further. They will confeauentIy not
be removed till the arrival of more favourable
weather. Till the prefent time, 90 wagons
with money have paf1ed under the efcort of gems
darmes, through Bavaria to Strafburgh.
| The prefent vice Refine of Italy fpeaks the /.
Italian language very auently.
FRANcoNIA, February TO-
| AT Mannheim, the MARTIAL of the court, mar
gus de Moptperny, is extremely bufy in prepar
ing the palace of that place for the reception
OF the electoral prince of Baden, and his future
comfort, whom the emperor Napoleon intends
to adopt, and TO elevate to the dignity of prip-
cels of the empire.
| Within thefe few days, feveraI wagons filed
with living wild boars, for the chaces of prince
Murat, have paffed through Suabia, on their
way to France.
Forty orphan children of folders are going
from Munich to Paris, to be educated there at
the expenfe of the emperor.
The electoral prince of Bavaria will probably
continue the whole year at Paris.