The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

nient that the Eellisns were 60 Join the Truf.
fans, and that the junction of comfortable
body with General Ruchel has actually teen
effected. As to- Ssxony, which is repreftnteci
equally averfr To Cooperate with Ptuliia, the
fatt is uuquehionablc, that tie whole az tie
Saxon troops are a, the dfporii ofihr Pr,i,iars.
ard the whole of the Saxon territory is occupi.
ed by them.
From every thing we can coNe9, the PrnfIian
army would be in the petitions il intended 70
occupy about the end of this month. The
French army could not be concentrated and
put in motion before tina, period. Bonaparte
left Paris on the morning of the e5,h, and could
not he at Frankfort before the soth, nor COM
meIce operations till fome days after. There
are eight feparatc grand Corps d'Armce of
French troopsi in Germany, but we apprchend
theie upon an average DO not exceed fifteen
thoufand men each, if they are 70 numerous,
which we do not, however believe each ofthem
conlits Of three divi.ions. Probably, however,
the number Of French troops actually in Ger
many is smear an hundred and twenty thoufsnd
men. OF thefe, however, there is no doubt that
a comfortable number mutt be left to watch
she motion of Auoria which cannot he fuppof-
ed altogether Indifferent at 20 critical mo nent.
But the number of the French dirpoflble forces
is 70 great, that it is impoflible to contemplate
the approaching nruge'e in which Prufia, in
the frt initance, mutt be alnoa Jingle, without
painful approximations. The Moniteur n ikes
parade OF the conicripts marching to ioin the
armies, and 800 600 men are Eaid 10 be ready TO
march into Germany.
The departure OF Bonaparte from Paris for
the army, feems to determine what the Ger
man accounts had left doubtful. The King Of
Pruffia, il was iuopofed, would leave Berlin for
the army on the 2o'h, if the difpatches from
NJ. knobrlfdorf, ~ Paris, were not satisfactory.
Bonaparte joining the army hews that he did
not confd,r them fuch As were likely to fecure
peace without the Intimidation Of lis prefsnce
at the head of the army. The Duke of Brunf
wick eGabiilhed his head quarters at Halle or
She 18Th. The King was expett there, but i;
is probable that the head quarters would be
advanced towards the enemy before the 2ofh.
The Moniteur notices An important meafure
Of the Ottoman Porte. The Princes of Media
via and Tdlacha, who are confIered as de-
voted 70 Ruffia, have been depofed. We doubt,
however, whsther the order will be ex cuted.
The change proPoCed evidently originate. in
the French interef at Conaantinopie. We
can, however, lay before our Readers accounts
received direct from Conhantinopie, by the
Mails of yefterdsy, on which they may place a
reliance which IT would be folly to give To any
coming through a French channel.
When the new French Ambaiiador arrived al
Confantnople on the 10th of AuguR lat, re-
ports were circulated that the refult Of his Wifi
would be uDfayour,ble TO the interefs of c.
Britain; and nothing lef, than immediate de-
clarsion Of war againit this country was ex-
pe6ted. The Porte has, however, purified a
different line ofconlua, AM aiIired the Dritih
Merchants that their fears Of rupture were
eroundlels.