The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14

which 10 now confirmed, took place 70 imme-
diately after the evacuation of that city by the
French, ~ To induce an apprehension that theie
movements were preconceted by their rrfpec-
tive Courts: there was not, however, any COM
muncation between the commanding officers
on the fubied. The French began to move off
at O'Clock in the morning: their march was
announced by exprefs 10 the Duke of Brunf-
wick, at Hildefheim, who Immediately fent
regiment ut grenadiers, two regiments of in.
fantry, and one of cavalry, to occupy the CITY,
and tn reftore its legitimate form of government.
Some French commiflaries and agents remained
in Hanover unmolrfed, but file, which one
of them had announced. was interdi6ted.
The lofs of the French in the late affairs in
Suabla have been infinitely greater than Bona
parte has admitted he climates the entire at
500 men, and does rot notice any being made
prifoners yet in the capitalization with Gene
| raj Werneok, the releafe Of the French prifon-
ers IS one OF the conditions. in the affair near
A!bsck 5000 French troops were made p.ifon-
| ers; and they lot according to the German
| accounts, upwards of 10000 men, killed and
wounded, III the action of Guntzburgh and AL.
beck.
Mack, whole recent treafon has produced
| fuch Calamitous events in Suabia, was ftronply
fufpetted during the laf war in Italy to have
been bought by France, but his Influence at
Court unfortunately fhfted the charge of his
troops. Were ii, however otherwifc, he has
long been rendered incompetent Of perf,nal ex.
ertions by bodily infrmity be is generally car
ried in litter.
Dispatches are received at the India Houfe.
by the Teigamouth Packet, which ON Thur:
day arrived at Plymouth, after pailage of
hve months from Bengal, which it is reported.
announce the furrender of Deeg, Burtpoor, Ra-
jah, and that Hokar had been compelled to fnb-
NIT to fuch conditions of peace as will prevent
MS again dIiturblng the tranquility of India.
The man who killed Lord Melton, was OBJ
terved in the act of firing, by Mitlfhipmau on
the poop Of the Victory who fired at him,
and either killed or wounded him, as he imme-
d'ately fell down on the quarter deck of the
irin'dada. He had preyioully ifot captain
Adair, and wounded the Signal Lieutenant,
Pafco.
The London Courier of the 1sth obferves.
"We fated yeterday, that treaty of Often
tive and Detenive Alliance had been concluded
between Ruiiia and Pruffia. By this treaty
| Pruilla engages TO make COMMON CAUSE with
England, Rutiia and Aufria, if Bonaparte does
not accede to the terms of Peace which have
been propelled to him. The object of Duroc's
million to Berlin was to invite Pruflia either te
lion France immediately, or in the event of her
not joining her, TO preferve itric. neutrality
The tirit proportion was iynT,ledately rejected
When Pruffia evinced an intention of no loncr,
remaining neutral, and transmitted note on tn,
;. i4th ult. to the French Mnifer Iaforeft anr
= Duroc. Bonaparte in anfwer to that note de
manded prremptorily, t5at Prn1Ta boald inn,r
di0tely drela-e for or agQi1f BIN. The king q,
Pruiiia inftantiy communicated this peremptor,
demand to the Emperor of Rufia and the two
Monarchs in concert, returned an anfHer, il
which they propofed:
"Ihat Naples would be evacuated by tn,
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fhond I've executed to its full extent thar Swift
zerland and Holland fhoud be declared indie
pendent /; and that the regal dignity of Italy b.
forever separated from the imperial dignity O
france. If thefe proportions were accetied to
Rufiia promifed to evacuate Corfu but if the
were rejected, the Prufiian army would com
mcnce its operations"
November l6.
An order has been given by government, to
: principal broker in the Dutch trade, to eneac
r vefiels falling under Prufian Rags for 8 month,
The order is not limited to any number of vel
!. icls to be engaged, nor does it fpecity the fer
wee tor which they are wanted, viz. Whethe
Tor the conveyance of troops, provifons, O
, forage. Be this as it may, the contract is ri
. pulated for three months, to pay ISL per to
per month.
The .Trihunate frisate, which carried OH
f general Don & fuite, has returned TO the Downs
o"S WAC Hot d1oWCu 10 come into port. hut
dered out again in purfuit of two French fri
gates.
From the Tribunate were landed a king
mefengcr with di!patches, and Pruliian off
Ger of high rank, alto the bearer of inportan
dispatches from the court of Berlin. They hay
both arrived hnce in town. The nature of thei
difpatches has not tranfpired, but they are be
lieved to relate to the arrangements now max
ing with the Priiiiian cabinet
. Three Go,tenburgh mails arrived yeferda
afternoon. The accounts brought by tbefe
confirm the arrival of the king of Sweden a
. Stralfund, accompanied by Baron Armfeldt
, the Englifh ambaGador, Mr. Pierrepoint. il ap
pears met him there. An army confiaing q
twenty-five tboufand Swedes, and twentv.f;v
. thouiand Ruiiians, Immediately prepared u
. march, and are to be under the immediate com
m"nd of his Swedifli majefy in perfon, VIII
has iilued fpirited proclamation on the occaf5
on.
, His Swsdifi, majeRy will have under him tb
generals Armfedt and Wochminier, az alIo re
rails Baron Tarvaft and Won veseiack.
RI Continuation ofadyieeJ reeeiz,ed at N,r6K.
~ Offbe 1obsie ferries at Bnlle,ius yeeti4,ed :,
this country, tzvo only, tie 1879 ami lotb. mr.