The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
YOUNG.
NETWORK, November Is.

By the fhip Richard, capt. Rogers, from,
NantZ, we have completed our file of Paris pa
pers TO the 25th of September inciuiive. They
breathe throughout a fpirit of hoitility, being
occupied principally with the '' dreadful note
of preparation" over the whole of the Euro
pean continent for recommencement of war;
In the tranilations we have made for the Mer-
camille Advertftr (Which, with the following
brief extract, conprfe the mott prominent
features of the intelgence) we have given a
preference to the celebrated treaty between
France and Ruiiia, which the emperor Alex
ander refufed TO ratily. Other articles of mi
nor confequence are on hand and ihall appear
hereafter.
When the treaty of D'Oubril was received at
st. Petersburg. the emperor fummoned coun-
Gil of ftate, expressly for the purpofe of fub-
hitting to their Judgment, this act of pacifca-
iion. The treaty being compared with the in
frudions, it appeared to the council that Mr..
D'Cubril had not only devated from his orders,
but that he had acted in direct oppofition to
the letter and fpirt of the milton with which
he had been charged. The imperial council,
infpired by one common fentiment for the ho-
nor oftheir country, agreed with his maefty
that this act ought not TO obtain the fuprenlc
ratification. Notice thereof was Immediately
fent by the Emperor to the French government,
at the fame time expre(fing difpoiition TO re-
The confeqnepce has been that France, Hol-
land, Ruflia, Pruifia, Sweden, and the confede-
ration of the Rhine, are actively emDIoved in
rneafures for renewal of hofilites with vi
gor perhaps unprecedented even in the annals of
modern warfare.
Nor is Aultria an idle looker-on. The force
jhe maintains, Of which the archdulle Charles
is generaliGimo, is competed of feld-mar-
fhals, 8 generals Of cavalry, III lieutenant-ge-
IL.
fantry of the line, SO other regiments of differ
ent descriptions, beGdes corps of bombardiers,
miners, &c.
All the corps Of the national army of Holland
have received orders TO hold themfelves in rea-
dinefs to march to the camp at Zeit, at a mo-
ment's notice.
Recruiting is Vigorouly carrying on in all the
provinces of Bavaria
The camp at Meudon had not broken I'D on
the 25th Sept. Such meafure was expected
to take place daily & it is given as a report 10
one of our Paris papers, that the folders who
compofe this camp received on the 18th, leave of
ahfence FOR the laft time previous to their march
INK towards Germany. The regiments Of foot
Competing the emperor's body guard had left
Paris in light Wagons for The Rhine, where an
irmenfe army was attending, and it was ex-
peeted would reach that river in a few days.
Their pon at the palace of the Thueries was
filed by the dragons OF the emprefs.
Intelligence from St. Petersburg announces
the expelled fpeedy departure of feveral armed
verTels and frigates for Corfu.
The Englifh, it is faid, have deharked, be.
tween Terracina and Gaeta, about 500 men, all
Of whom were entirely deitroyed.
The infurgents on the frontiers of Turkey
continue to obtain advantages over the Otto
man army. Czerni- George had encamped be-
fore Belgrade on the 18th Of AuguR.
Letters from Madrid, of the 9Th Auguf, men
ton, that the king had given orders for an arr
nv of 10000 men to hold themfslyes in rcadi.
nefa to march. II is thought this order was in
CONFLUENCE OF the entrance Of the Engiih into
the TsRHs.
A gentleman who came pafenger in the Ri
shard IS the bearer Of dispatches from the Ane-
rican mimaer al Paris to the fecretary Of fate
and an elegant medal, prefent from his i'm
peria rnajeRy TO the PRECEDENT Of the United
States.
Lord Lauderdale was at Paristhe 25th Of Sep.
teuber.
a Paris paper r1ys-IIaydn, The great muf-
car, died rrnut tie 10 Of September.
;.rclre Bous pare has been declared a prince,
AID decorated ~ lis imperial maje!!y "Ith tie