The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-11

ons related to the fubea of peace hut we could M,
trace this rumor to any authentic fouree. - ,.
a private letter from Bremen Of the iIth inf.
contains the Following article, relative the lent.n
.ss paned On the officers whole eondua produced
the recent nnsfortunes To the houfe of Auaria . :,
You have of courfe heard thar IN. ,rchd,l.
Shares mas canied thorough inveaigation into the
cau'es OF the hhlsurtunes of the imperial arms :,
Germany. and, aGonhing to think. the undermep,,.
o'ied rerions, 10 high in the cor 6dence of his ma,
Jeity' are 'a,d to have had the following fenence,
paied upon them, for the criminal part thev h,y.
acted in the late tranaaions--
Frnce Auerfberg, to- be deprived of his mobility
ms etates cotfcated, ana mrrioned ten wears in ,b
fortrefs of Spielberg. -
Prince LAMBERT, impriioned for life, in the fa;d
fortrefs - '''e '1''
General Jell, fentenced to be mot.
Privy Councillor Callenbach, ordered 70 mi, .,,.
imperial Gates 4''' '''e
Councillor Fafzbender, to be difmiled from n.
office. t-.,. : :. "0"' NE
Field MARTIAL Kaunitz, aud Field MARTIAL Apf,,..
berg, have committed iuieide While under arrelt.
Spork, reduced and difgraced
Count Cobentzel, ordered TO op;, n. ..,..
General Maeks plans to be tubn,ited to bo,rd of,
general officers ''f
examination. "'''e "noer
The trimming Tecy of the eabinc, of Berlin :. NM
- -
formally acknowledged the mock foyere;op, Of Ra
varia and Wir,enberg 'N
we received tins morning American pap.rs IN IN,
.oth ait. The Co"prefs has heen occupied in .Ioc,
hitting IN the diieni;ou oe the differences be,w.n r.
eourt OF Madrid ard the United States, as we'll a. of
.e GROUNDS OF complaint preferred by the ,nercan.
TIE inereit againf the aels of violence that b.v
10 frequently imputed to our eruizers None n ~.
proceedings IN either had, however been allowed %
uanip,re. The merchants of New York are ex-
tremey indignant at the rearieions and ve,,t;on.
under which they ailert their trade labors fror,
Oh hr'siih inips OF war. Should their com,
plants be juA, we iincerely hope tina, every .xrla
ton and facility will be offered bv our .os.r,,.
70 Preierve agood understanding with. the tip;t.d
States. ~ '''' e"'eo
Inc merchants OF the city of London have dr,wn
epa Pe'i''oh 20 government, praying that more e.
heent protection than that hitherto granted nav be-
onereo 70 commerce. In this petition it is fet forth.
CO. no'~Hn"anongt the heavy convoy duty at ,re-
lent impoied, the number of our m.reban, MI. ~,
fured during the lait three nneuths has b.en far or,
ter than during the whole of the preient war b.GSe
hsa remedyio Tor grievance 70 ferious and alarmip,
tne merchants propoie 20 government to commiiioa
a', aootonai number Of armed -lugyers to ierve as
convoy ana 10 ernize IN the channel, which now
warns with the privateers of the enemy :, .
We underfsand that clofe blockade of all tbe -
neH ports rs one of the nea(ures determined uno,
by the new board of admiralty. r.
Accounts were. Teiterd7y received from Dublin
OF partial disturbances having aren in the eonnt Of
Mayo put wholly unconnetted with any poi,cal
9ucion. They are ftated to have orig mated foley
ID the vexation' manner to the poorer .lanes. in
winch the tythes are let, and an which thew are
collected. ' A,e
February 25.
ne electors OF Bavari and :Wirtemberob were
proclaimed Kings GA the IN day of this month a,
winch time Napoleon vas Munich report
mad prevailed on the Continent that he intended max
ing Vi,t to Berlin, where, appears, the emperor
Alexander is again expected.
February 25..
Us 'he general opinion in Spain, that they will te
compelled by the French. to march an army a,,a;na
Portugal in the approaching Spring. We reeolleta
an article to this eea, in the Nonteur, fon,e days
ago, given as intelligence received from Madrid, bur
which, in all probability, came drea from the French
Government.