The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11

I1 "' h'HDe|', PH0IyEsa M TIE
LONDON, Dec. 2.
Upon the facts communicated in tb;s Letter
we ihail iufpend our obfcrvations mill ,bey I'VE
confirmed by more authentic inte,ivepcc
mere are Tome circumstances relative 70 this.
which tend TO excite fufpicion. We have 70,
ceived the Batavian State Gazette of ,b. o eth
uit. winch Is the fine day that the J1n,ch al
mIrars lstfer is dated. That paper does no,
lay one word upon the fuhje6t of a peace bav,
ing been concluded, but it Certainly Il polBb,e
that the extraordinary courier, mentioned in.
ao. h'kher>s letter might have arrived af,er
,'a pnper na" neen put to prefs. It il, howe.
nsr' extremely improbable that the INTELLIGENCE
"iooid nave arrived at the TexeI before il rc,ch.
ed the Hague. ~ 'e~Sn-
IT an extraordinary courier had I,ee, ar
p"':"ea VITA the news of treaty Of Peace
''""'"g neen hgned, he would natur,Ilv have
eohe III tue hrft in'tance to the Hague, as the
lsat OF government, and not to- the I.evei
ne d'itance between the Hague and the Trxri
IS 'o,nething more than co miles, therefore If
.ne oipatches did not arrive at the Hapue rim
wy Iot"' !, is hardly poiiibie they could have
s.o Auh''rai kikhert on the fame day, at
e'e u'itahce as we have already ftated, of above
nh'Y miles, and part of the journey to be nre-
formed by water To have enabled Admins,
1rhhere 10 receive the news on the 25th at the
ieHe'' IL mutt have reached the Hague ON ,bc
zfth at night, and if it did, it is imDofI;ble n
:Ncouht FOR the circumfance Of its not heinz
~, .,erseu IN the Official paper of the next davS
inS 'a't accounts from Vienna are d,ted.tbe
I'M ut. AT that time it was known that that
CdP"ai mum fall into the power of the enemy.
qua ye' 'hey ftate the Emperor's poftiye deter
,;ns ION NOT TO make peace; it is therefore
,auneniy to content to 70 difgracefuI a ne,ce
but what affords fill ftronger grounds rJomt,,
upon tbs iubjeef is, that letters have Leen ~.
IeNea Va town this morning from the Haque
u'eo tue 2Sth uit. which are PERFECTLY 6,ent
upo" .ne iuo]ect OF peace having been. fpned
L"H hight we received fome additional p,r;s
papers, though not OF later date than tboc.
we haa Previoufly received. They confirm.
however, what we ftated iilort time lince REF
Peet'.s me failure of fome of the PRINCIPAL
ne OF Paris. The following alu.
papers: VIZ N'ei's"
y" We are af1ured that the Creditors of TIN
fouie OF REcAMIER having had me4tine in
consequence OF the failure of their Bank. in or.
oet 10 examine into the fate of its affairs ex-
DeStea from ITS lmmeufc opulence. that th.v
ihou!d have found the dowry Of M,d,n,.
NEcAmltR let down at feveral millions Frencb
IL was not, therefore, without fome aftonin,.
neht' maj they heard it declared that her dow.
rry was only $4,000 Iivres, and that Madam.
Err mad given it UP TO the creditors of
~ ,u'oNna iuch a'cendncf calls for no com
ue"t ; II gives rIie, at the fame time, to u,nv
reflections" :" "''''y
It's ALTO ftated, that the houfss of C.and;n
StrIanac' and Co. (; Devilie and Co.: F. IT,
Ni"rhe ana Co.; Aubrey aad CO.. and various
o.ne's or equal credit and confederation haze
hkewi.e been obliged to fop paymrnt. cbeE
events have occafoned the greater sI,rrn ,ni
con- Union, and are attributed to the rnea(,r.a
dooPted oy the Emperor, which have drawn
away all the fpecie, and deprived the Bank.ts
Vi inc h'eai's OF fulfilling their engagements.
" '"' ia',ie papers 1t IS mentioned, that the
terms wsich are now fuppofed to form the bafs
or the fparate treaty between hnnr;, ' a',S
FRANCE, were brought to the head.on,rters nf
nohaparte by the Aufrian General Count Gin.
lay. On this fubjett the following obferyatiors
are made III one of the Paris Journals.
hut what Kind of pace could Auftria ~.
pSe'. "heh HE no longer poneiIes what micbt
be Offered to difarm the Conoueror The W.,
hetian states and the I yro had been obieffs of
negotiation indeed ono Of thefe co,,n,r;eo
if'ght, few weeks lince, have been accented
as guarantee; but IS now both are reduced
ny our victorious arms, the heart of the AMI
In
aer iuch diiaitross circumstances, there is M
room t0r nesocIat'on-the will aud humanity
or the Conqueror muft BE fubmitted to-"
The st. Peterfburgh Gazette contains an i'm
porfant article, from which it would appear
that complete understanding with refpea r.
Tue obIeets and conduct of the War, had beeo
etabhihed between the Emperor of RutIia and
the King of Pruilia, a circumstance which rem.
ders the intelligence ola eparate Treaty enter.
cd into by huftra ftl more inexpIicabie
The details Contained IN the Pore;,,, -z.,a..
become comparatively of little Importance, I'm.
TIL we are enabled to afcertan with certainty the
truth or falfehood Of the intelligence communi.
Gated by Admiral Kkbert. A few hours viii
probably decide upon thisimportant point, or p,
leaf put us in poGeiIion of fome further part.
culars relative to this fubjea.
The Earl of harrington, on ThurfJav Ian
killed hands at Wiudfor, on receiving his Ma
iefty'e appointment to go on a Special EmbaC,
ITO the Court of Vienna, on which his Iordihir
was to have departed ye1erday, but we believ.
this Milton has been countertnanded in COME
quenCe OF the Ial difaRrous adyices receiyel
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