The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
Let US however admit the veracity es tai,


Iconntensnce the iiet of any ex'rav,yant ,l,lire
IN his Prp'Ii,n NJ ieev to 20 - ,-o niE his life.
lences with O. Bcit,in Was th-rr here n, ~
v'ons inin e n-nt M Ia'rn, p ,,i.y M .,nyair
IN ber5H BIT a. ~ C,nat Hug v,.z's re-
ire nent, Il nav init of another exDlar,tion.
Count HUdenbIrgh. MS lin trinus rival l., r..
ou'ttio AMI in the tbinet, has a,elv charge 4
hin With tranf ending the i,'truttio s nf 1i~ "a
Iv'regn; with conciu ling the at .r..ty oe vi
enra with BnnaD'rte on tn. 1871 Dee hrr.
when fich Al iirs hairpt entered the mind Of
his naiefy onthe cyl. If this accuf,eio he
trur. rs it not % hole that the King may have
ignfed to this d'f,',ediept r,hieSt. that
1t vas tine for him toreti-e? Hu.wi,z nav
he dfnHrd hut who fir.eeds To the Pre-
m'cr'h Not Count H,rdenbury, the "a
kno"'edged friend of England: hut a certain
Count Keller, the minife- If ate. All
who is Cunt KelI..r! HI, hiGory is ftr NJ
known To ns. hlt RI he is not tn be pu 10 VI
a. the devotee Of France. from the iilxle fact
ofhs Neins Al nitted into the late idminiitrati-
on Of Prn.il. is clear from the very cheouered
contribution of that Cahinet, WHICH was made
| up or tatesnen vt different views.
! But the B'ltic ports have been opened to-
the veffels Of England" What then: Would this
ne the only 'ntance of hollow protection aud
concealed trea' hery. which havr di.lonorrd
the Cabinet of Berlin? Would it even be the
| hrit nhance in the preff7t war, in which
/ they have iup-l the curt of L,ni,n? Trea
cherry and policy fen II be- IF pretty nearly
the time value in thccourt di Nti,nsry of Puff
! IN. 1t was that court, who's kept itfef I,brlt-
ing between the cault of Boraparte and of the
81 c"aiinn, until the butte of Auflerltz had
kicked over the balance. II WIS this fame
con which ratified, even fit did not firit pro-
pole The treaty of Vienna, f, pleafns to- the
French, md within very fe days, too, after
Count Hirdenherg had hresthed the language
Iot cordnIence and attachment into Lord Hir-
rowhY'sear. "But what henrG ould ne pro-
mile to herfcf fro her prcfent dup,i,:ltv ?" Per.
haps trvera'. This was the ,ppied driught to
| lnll England into repofe IL the meanwhile,
P-nffis wauli he gaining ti,n-. She won d
have tim to feize Svedrih p ncrt ia, ere the
3ruh ri forcements vnicn are faid To he d f.
tined 10 Str;'fund, C mld be equipped m Eng
! Iant. She you'd have time To dr,.v her me r
'h1ntmen home, who are now fre,ghted with
the traie of neutrals ere the Brit!h court
| night iifut its letters of marqle aid rror,r,i
| II you'd ',e no 2aufer 70 the court ut Berlin,
even 70 tuf"ect the IF layn. A lure for Brt h
veilcls, that by f,izi Ig "a n AS n Iui enter m
canfiounY into her p ,rts, he m.lt indemnify
herfelf for her own veHels, emoarsoei in the
ports of Englani.
But let it even ne admitted, that theft indi-
cations of peace fro his P~uiiAn maieity arc
hW<. and that they I'VE f2cere +; are they t =
! nrugh tn tifire MS of al am cab ( a,.,ommoia-
ton between Prufii and England Tnev
prove that the king of Pru ia is deGrou If
pe'ce; but do they Thew fIch an extrav syant
deiire for peace, rs % make hin icquelc,. IN
the terms which may he LAID down nv Eng
land VIII hr give up Hanover or has B >
n'p1rte prnmited ~ rctrre t, III II, A1fpach
and Bayreuth: Or Wi @ orge Guelon give
| N ola IN
| ,ninions the nniy tpo-iiig.. Of MS .hou(- :
the only aHvun, IN viii h he mi,ht hiie his
held, ihou'i Bourbon rtvOutio exprl him
tro n the rhrone OF Elga ii flis con eff IN O
-tther II 'c frens TO * in % n 'ienfurite /, the
rtr,ci'y OF eirN-r; but with III, fu:h conceC
iinn, how I'm Pru lia offer ms of peace, o,
no" VII E'gla 1t a ept them?
SEOUL netcr however hr ch mi led between
prr K Egg; h,uli p utIi, ave even arm
ef 'er pot, - 3 i'm mere it Wi n,
e'tner with nr w'srnI the conf-nt ~ Bona
'H'fe. !r 'prloutc w'thhblls n s ,onf-It, We
IaY expet tha wr vet wen p Mia a Il Pian.e
vii 'e'he ain II inrvt ,be reidit. rhe AL
lnit nrn' of ms affirS y the 1T, has left hiu
1 tn'l liner - chaifGc hi, nioIc Ally, B1,
4 Prliiii acts Ter the n(truEtlons of Bona
,ir'e, II is an in, ,ntrovertIne prpnf ,h,i ne
atpres 10 peace. TX. wihes PrufIia o { nd Over
a deDutatinn II London, which nay once nor,
make the overturcs for Pc ace. H wiihes Prl,c
: ia 10 heco ne the meiiator.--Ie knows thai
~ reiour"es arc now at full liberty t. be dI
rected againt En- tllni hut does hS not know
that they would be directed in vain Does h,
not WI n to reduce the expences of his val
military eltahllih nent, now, when It is unavaII
ing as to any "f the purpofts of the war? Doe
he not with to fave hlmlef from the lhalne o
reheariing the ridiculous Farce of Boulogne
, OF waiting his refources upon 4 perilous aud al
mott impraclicable Object of exhaufting expec
t'tlons which he cannot realize, and of wit
: neihng the limits of his reputation, by exni
biting the limits of his power Isit not pecu
lIarly at this time the interelt of lnaparte Il
conclude war, which may ferve to 4bridke tn,
commerce Of his enemy, but by peace whicf
may enable him more cffsctually to recruit hi
own ihatterei navy:
t We have entered into this deflIltorv view O
the politics of Europe, becaufe they are at hi
time peculiarly important to our own con trv
= But the application nf the moral ltfrIf NAV h
: cnndtried within 4 very fndl cnno4ts. -
PrufiiA has opened her Baltic ports TO England
: the Inevitable eff Ct will be, rcduSt,on in ,h
: price OF American wheat aud n our ne .auG
the EngIiih AAve generally drawn confder,
, ble iuppy of thefe articles from theft IN Re
+ particularly fro Ddntzic. Bur fthe trinC, d,
I tions OF irooe aiiu n. 4 more important oh
Us II general peaee honld once more re wifi
j, that agltdted continent; Oar national afftir
VIII npf unfortunately oe thr ,Vp ,tothe back
,un1. will c. CT n, 49,.