The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

Southampton. to take his paiiage to the lie of
Wight, where be intends fpending few days
with major-seneral the earl OF Cavan, of the
guards, who commands in the lie of Wight.
On Sunday, it is f,id, his royal hghnefs will
on his return through Portsmouth, dine with
msior.scneral Sir George Pfeyof, when the
Duke of Cambridge will meet him.
Dover, Auguf 1.
A flag oftruce arrived off here this morning
with meilengrr (Mr. Charles G nddard), ac-
companied By French gentleman, who return
ed back in the aag of truce about fevcn O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Goddard left Dover imme-
medately with his dispatches for London.
From tie FRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS.
PARIS. July IS.
The Moniteur of this day contained the fol-
lowing:
/" The miniiter of the marine has dispatched
| circular letter TO all the ports, in which he
communicates the intelligence, that peace be-
tween France & Ruflia was iigned on the goth in.
liant by the respective plrnpotentiaries, the
general of diviiion Clarke, councillor of fate
and the cabinet, and by the privy councillor
D'Oubril ; and that accordingly orders are Civ
co to the admirals and commaudan;s of the
ports, and thofe of his maiefy's ihips, to treat
the Ruiiian veifcls as friends"
| The Fete5 which were annousced for the
month Of Aueuit will take place within the firft
fourteen days of the month of September: this
delay is neceilary, to give time for the arrival of
the Grand Army.
| July "a.
There is great talk about confederation,
which, it ia faid, is already formed, or about
to be 10, under the title of the Federation of
the Rhine. The kings Of Bavaria and of Wir-
|temburgh. the elector of BADEN, and the Land
grave of Hc!fe- DarmGadt, the duke of Ceves
and Berg, the princes OF Naifau, Yiemburgh,
Iiiohenzollern, Arcinhers, and Salrn, are, it is
believed, the principal contracting parties. A
Treaty of Alliance and reciprocal guarantee
will unite them, under the protection OF France /;
and the Confederation will keep ON foot an ar
my of $4,000 men. II is added, that the cleo
tor OF Baden, the LaHdgrsve of Dranftadt, and
the duke Of Clevcs will affinme the title of grand
duke and that all the Coufcderated prin, es
will feparate themieves from the Germanic 3D.
dy, that there may be NJ longer any oppuiing
relations between their interefts and their poll
teal connexions. 1t will be foon known more
exactly VIVA, foundation there is for thi. news
which occunss 20 miich the German nnlitici-
ans, and which, for f,me days, has been current
in the circles of Paris.
General Junot, grand officer of the empire, is
appointed governour of Paris.
The argus of this day contains the following (:
The news of the conclufon of peace be-
tween France and Ruilia will excite very un-
favourable fenfatian at London, where they
dread nothing 70 much as feparate peace.
This peace is announced before it was wei
known that the. negotiations were opened. E.
yer iince the Treaty of Prcfburgh the war has
been without an object. The refi,lts of this
treaty will be more favourable to all E,.rope
than thofe OF Luneville or Amens. At that
period Italy prefented only body parcelled
out among powers which were fecretlv at en-
nifty with each other. Venice and the TyroI,
IN the hands of Anftria, gave uneafnefs TO The
fate which was lately detached from it's empire.
| Holland was prey TO the concullions of 4
fuctuating government, and was fecretly asi,a-
ted oy the neighhouring powers, who wihed
to MAINTAIN an influence there. Germany. i'll
united in lis federative fyttem, was every Infant
nenaced with dinolution. The intereAs oft
greater part of the princes were evidently diff
inet from thofe of their head the iline of the
'at coalition has proved it. France herfelf had
not yetreceiyed, either in her government or in
her relations with other ftates, either that fta-
hity or dignity which ihe has afnmed among
natons but now the BATS of the political or
ganizatiou of Europe is laid in fuch manner
as to afford reafon believe that its TRANQUILITY
cannot be difurbed hereafter
| July IS.
In our paper of yefterday it was faid, that the
FeteJ announced for the month of Aug. wonId
not take place tillthe month Of Sept this DELAY
being thought ncceiary in order that the Grand
Army might arrive. But we faid that the Fetes
would take place in the fra fortnight Of that
month; this was an errour; they will he ceIr.
brated in the fecond fortnight of September.
| lMonite1r.)
| The Jcwifh deputies will afcmble for the 6rt
time next Saturday, the goth inf in the ancient
Chapel of St. John, adjoining to the Horel de
Vile, which has been prepared for holding an
a6embly.
| NAPLES, July 6.
The king has ordered TO fet out. for the fieee
OF Gaeta, two companies the IN regiment of
Neapoljtan CbafIeurs. This is the regiment
which made the demand of his maeffv at the
time of the review at Averia. Thofe folders,
who thus folicited poft as dangerous as it IS
honorable, are all NeapoIitans. The conf
dence which is placed in the government, the
love which our new monarch knows how 70 in