The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07

per cent contols 63 Sd So 3-4--5 per cent
Navy An. e6 l.4--Omnium Sd i.a--.Con.
fols for Oef. Ga Ia l.s.
The French funds were on the sth, at 66f.
soc.
LONDON, Sept. I2--ls.
Mr.. FOX,
To the great Joy Of his numerous friends con.
tinued much better yefterday, as will be feen
by the following Bulletin:
Tbarjday, IL o'clock at night.
Mr.. Fox has had fome refreihing feep,
and his ftrength is encreafed fince this morn.
ing"
AT feven O'Clock this morning, the verbal
antwer given at ChiCwick Houfe, was, That
he was better;" but, in the courfe of this fore
noon, the two following Bulletins were fuccef.
lively exhibited at Devon'hire Houfe
:" Cbysuiek Hogie, Friday morning, o'clock.
:" DR.. Motely has the honour to inform Lady
Elizabeth Fofter, that Mr.. Fox has had fome
hours of ileep AT intervals in the night, and has
taken his medicines regularly, with fufficient
| quantity of nourihment, but that he is very
languid this morning."
Cbyzviek Honks, Friday morning, 10 o'clock.
"(Ifier the ConEa!tation.)
DR.. Mofely has nothing to add to the pur-
port of his note OF this rsornng, which he has al
ready had the honor to fend to Lady Elizabeth
Fofcr.'
Meilrs. Baflico and Smith left town for Pa
rls early yefterday morning. We find by our
Deal letter that they actually took with them
the Turtle, ofwhich there was 70 much talk in
the newspapers.
This day at noon Count Michael Woronzow
| let on from Harley-ftreet for Harwick, whence
he proceeds to St. Peterfbureh.
Mr.. Kay, the Mcnenger, arrived yeeerday
from Conitantinople. His dispatches, which
are Certainly of Importance, were opened this
day.
Dispatches were laft night, at late hour re-
ceived from Sir Richard Strachan, whole fhips
are lad to be in the very bet fate.
Our Conful for Egypt arrived laft night at
the Foreign Office. He thence proceeded to
Mr.: Fox's, and not finding accefs there, he is
Ia'i 10 nave gone TO the houfe of Mr.. Fox's
Private Secretary, to communicate to him the
lcaute of his journey.
Inns morning, about half pat eleven O'Clock,
arrived from London MefIrs. Baiilico and Smith.
mehehgers, who waited on Admiral Holloway,
ana tnen embarked on board the Spectator lug
ger, which immediately proceeded for the
coait OF france. They carried with them a
very hne Turtle, about SO lbs. weight, for lord
lLauderdale.
PARIS JOURNALS,
10 the sth infant, incufive, have been re-
ee'Veu' ne extracts which we have given from
! intSrctt.
mas at length been taken in that journal of the re-
fuiai OF Alexander to ratify M. D'Ouhrips tre,-
~ and the French government, in the com.
'Ie"ts winch they have given, betray no fmall
chagrln at the event, mingled with an aH.Sfed
9 ,li which Ill conceals the disappointment
hey aicrbe the Circumstance to the " ,one-
qHeneet Of the change Of mimRry in tbe RuMau
S'0ernmenf, and the extraordina,y Attendance
.Do.eotDe hnsl!1 pArfg had f6e address obtain
| o7'er the neqv Cabinet.''
his amounts to dretf ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
that the influence of the Brtif, govsrnpso,,. w
the affairs OF the continent is not reIrced ..
tbAt aNt- af ;.fsurucaDce wnIcrr rurNevo,, "
had been for fome time proclaiminp with 60
nuch confidence, and that the Emperor Alex.
ahder is not d'ipoted to give to Napoleon that
ueierence which has been TO loudly boafted in
,.s' journal. While the government cannot
nioe the modification which it has received
1t affects to fpeak as if Bonaparte was willing
10 agree TO reconciliation with Ruffia, but en-.
tertaned no apprehension for her power or op-
petition. VI Up
| IL was laid that "the emperor was ALWAYS
determined not to infer R11Ta imberionAv TO in
,eriefe IN lnteretts placed beyond the fphere of
her power, and in dfcuilions foreign from her
.oc"' rua'ion. 1t is obferved too, that bv
,"e Poi'sical and military consequences of the
oHt.e OF Autterlitz, Rufic was placed in COM
piete impoliiblty of dif,-rbing the renofc of ~.
continent. This was all that was important TO
FRANCE. Nevertheless, however, fome appre.
henhon OF the oppoiition of Ruffia fhews i,felf
boating inllnnation is thrown in of what the
cohquerors OF Ulm and Aufterlitz can do if
they are again called into action. The article
coh''nues---" AT the fame time nothing can vet
give 'eaion TO prefume (eneore tare treG1uer
the renewal of tie continental war. The del:
t'"y OF hates is the fecret of Providence. Their
G@pPiheiS and their glory depend upon the wifi.
ooIh OF their rulers. In every event the emne.
Ior' ss wen as the people of France, are pre-.
pared Tor all chances, and the armies of his i'm
Perlal maJefty will be found, wherever If 10 ne
oenary to combat, in order to confoldate tran
4u'l'ty and lafing and glorious pesce.n
from the tone of this article, it is pretty nh.
r'oos mai inc nature of the ra5trocbement with
FNulha' which the French government defired
was very different from the principles which
the emperor Alexander had adopted. and 80
winch he is determined to adhere.
Inc Argus alto prefents long article uron
the non-ratliicatinn of D'Oubril's treaty. ,Tbe
iuH' OF the reatoning in that paper as well asin
tIe rioi''teer, amounts to compliment 70 our
Prcient mnifterS, far from being intended hv
our adveridrles. They will not allow that tbs
treaty was rejected becaufe embracing nr;nc;-
pes not warranted by the powers entrafied 70
~ Oubril, but maintain that its rejection ,vao
oIcauoned by the extraordinary attendance
Which the Engliih party have obtained over tbs
Ruan cabinet" O'e' '"e