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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
CoP.RrNERsAIP FORMED.

Il. Dsimar0ns Y =. Cermenafi,
No. 2, Scohay's Buildings,
Ca4ff;erset- 5os1oN,
X ESPECIFULLl inform their
friends and the public, that they have
formed connection il trade, under The firm
CT
Delmarone & Cermanati.
Ard that thsy have now on hand, and ready
for iae received BY ihe Gal=.l, capt .stsd-
man, and other recent arrivals from Europe,
a complete aEorment o. me following
Goods, Fix
Looking GIaIes Of va C'entle,nen's Shaving
rieus Kinds, among Gales;
whlchaEa lone very Profile Frames of all
elegant Chimney mes;
Glane, with bronze ! Cold Leaf
and Grscian Orna- an exteahve aGor,-
Hents ment 81 Maps, Prints
Thermometers and and Pictaress
Teteicopes ALSO,
Night and Day Spy l4l boxes real Englifh
G!a!ies, upon a. en- Crown Window
tire new coaltruc- Clafs
J ton II crates Window
Mathematical initrn- olais various lzes,
meat CAFES; which will be cut TO
Ladies'DreGing Glaf- anypattern-&c. &c.
ss, Of egeTy deisFiP-
ton
The above Goods are offered at
wholelale or retail, on as Reasonable terms
as they can be procured at any ihop in Arne-
nca. Lisszvys,
Did Frares new gllded-Ladies'
Needle-work hand cmey framed |; Enamell-
ing executed on glais, with 6lver or gold.
Js.y 2. (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

To fbe Honorable Cotuf Of GenrraE Ser
Eon5 Of the Poace rozy boldsa II Fa-
ris, on TIE Jsosad zasIaay IF C6oker,
II. d. 1905, in anlt tor the conasy Of
Oy0rd aaI Commonwealth gF MAJ
facbyetts.
YOUR petitioners hunbIy reprefent, that
new road from Bethel, to meet The
county road AZ Norway line, laid out by Ma
jor Jonathan Cummings, Of Norway, IN fad
county, IS much needed thar fuch new road
would fave Eve miles III the diftance aforefaid
from Bethel to Norway, that the roaa
prayed for, may be laid Out on better ground
for road than that now ufed :--Wherefore
your petitioners pray your honors to appoiar
committee to view and lay out ROAD from
the dwelling houfe Of Mr.. James Walker. II
la'd Bethel, 70 meet faid ceun,y road running
oy MAJOR Jonathan Cummings in fad Nor
way, IN a itraight direction as the nature Of
the country win admit and as ia duty bound
will ever pray. ELEAZER TWrTCHELL.
and Fstyo enc gtbsyJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

Encyclopedia of fortms :
TICKETS and Parts for Iale in the
Fgcataqan Brmgs,
-4zrJEsag Cana q Lotteries.
Harvard College
AT T. CLARKS Bookstore and F,,ts-,,,
Lsiis,y-oFae Fill-Rreet, [where was fold the
two Ian highen prizes
Prize Iickers taken in payment.
- Letters tpoh paid) incIoang Prize-tick.
ets Or caih, will be punetually attended to.
Prizes III tb5fs Lotterie5.
] OF 5000 l Of 10000
Of $4,000 8 of 300
OF 5000 10 Of 1000
rs Of 500 ego Of %
$50 OF IS asa 1922 Of z ssHa,sg
"A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11


He fubfcrihers are duly appointed ty The
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq Judge pf
Probate for the county at Cumberland. Com
mifhoners 70 receive ard examine The eiains
OF The creditors to the effate or
1lC0B N1IICHELT.
late Of Northyarmou;h, in The county afore-
laid, deceafed, repreiented iufolvent; that
Tx monehs form the 9Th day of April lao.
are allow faid creditors 10 exhibit their
claims, and they will attend to their appoint
ment on the fecord Saturdays " Augun sep
temte, and the FRI Saturday IF Cacbe- next.
q the dwelling hUuie Of Mr. seth Mitchell.
Innholder m faid NorthyaFmonth, fren TWO
70 i've O'Clock Ia the afternoons Of faid DAYS.
JACOB MlTCHr-L.
WILLIAM TODD
~ fsr=o4tb, TrJ 20, 1906, fA4)
'dE iubicriber hereby givGs i b.
lie notice to an coAcerneri. thar F5, 90
been duly appointed, ard has taken upor her
lei the truit Of adrninifratrix IN the e]fate "
FDMUND MOUNTfORD
late OF Falmouth, II tie county of Cnnbs--
lard, ihPwright, deceafed, ~ giving bond -
the law directs :--ihe sherefore reouens y,
perions who are indebted TO the fai5 Secpar-
Cd eitate, TO make Immediate payment; ana
thoie who have any demands thereon. " er-
hibit the fame to
HANNAH lloyN7FoRD
1ele9 3ulY = lIuIy 2sl
HF fubfcribers hereby GIVE public
notice to All concerned, thar We have
been duly appointed, and have taken Noon
ourieives The trnR q AdminiAraters of the
eltalte Of
JOHN b IKE,
late Of Falmouth, in the county of Crnher.
land, Gentleman. deesafed, bv giving boud
as the law directs They therefore rcquelt
al Perlcns who are iudebtet u the Gid ~
ce4ied's eitate 70 make inmediats payment:
and thoie who have any demands thereon 10
EXHIBIT the f.me 10 THOMAS BI.AKR.
BENZ. BAILEY
Isis1 ,HTt 70. guly 2s)
NOTICE i hereby gwen, that The
iu0icris'er has been duly appointed I'd.
miniitratrix on the elate Of
JOHN D4-1RTYN,
late Of Rurnford, il the county ~ crford.
yeomzn, deceaied, and has taken upon her
hat iruIt by sifing bond as the law direas -
AZ peTions having demands upon tAtclate Of
the lard John Martin, are required 10 en-
nlolt the Same and all Der ons indebted to
ia'd eHate are called upon TO make Fayn,antt to
HANNAH MARTIN.
~ l--< - guy 2l)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

HE fuhicrihers are duly appointed by the
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq Judge pf
Probate for the county at Cumberland. Com
mifioners 70 receive ard examine Tie claims
OF the creditors to the eftate Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
r. Greeley q Co.

r. Greeley q Co.
HAVE YoR sAxE,
II fssr ClAse' FjS-Sffesf
200 bbls. fuperfne FLOUR,
10 chefs Souchong TEA,
20 boxes do do
Do chefs Hyfon-1kin do
IL pipes at & 9Th proof Cogniac Brandy
hiss. St Croix Rum,
so lbs. SPanifh Indigo,
leo doz ben Ivory Combs,
so Philadelphia manufactured Chairs.
EngHl5 Good5-as ufuaI.
-dagsf T. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

AR1AUR 2HLaLET-bEfa,Sfe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

1OhuOn rorteT, bottled Cidsr 81 Noyeau,
Pipes Of Cogniac and Beurdeaux Brandy,
Hollands Gin,
ST. Croix and Jamaica Rum,
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
20 do Spermeceti do
cafes Tumblers,
Is bags Salt,
Barrels and bags Coffee,
bids. aud barrels Leaf Sugar,
Boxes Lemons,
Dutch Liquor Cafes,
Gtn Cafes. Damijons and Jugs,
Mats, Brooms and floor Bruhes,
Calcs frefh Rice, and bbls. Flour,
50 bundles Cailis,
With general afFortment OF Corfee4ion-
airy.
The above articles viii be fold ~ wholefals
or retail:-I~s- Warranted of the hrh quality.
4S-gEE 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

AlJ0 a large and general abort.
ment Of DRUGS q MEDICINES, on gooc
terms, and AZ low prices or June 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

hE iubicriber hereby gives p-b-
lie notice to al coacernec, thar az hzs
been duly appointed, ard has taken upcr her
iesf the truis Of adrnini1ratrix III The e(rate ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

THF fubfcribers hereby give pubic
notice to All concerned, thar We have
been duly appointed, and have taken uDon
ourieives The trnit O. Adminiaraters of the
elalle Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

Cyrus Hamlin. Clerk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
NETWORK, Sept. Is.
Extrad Of a letter from a reEoefabie GENTLEMAN
IN Curacao, dafed AuguR 10, 1906.

Extraa eff letter from a retpet7abie gentleman
in Curacao, dGfed AaguR 10, 1906.
"Laft evening an open boat came in exprefs.
with letter from the commandment of Coro,
dated 18th inlt. have been favored with the
following extract from il {:
" Miranda has at lat evacuated Coro and La
ve'a, and retired with his fhipping. On the
18th inf. fkrmiif took place, while his peo.
pie were taking in water at Rio Negro, in which
ne LOFT 30 killed, II wounded, and fome difper.
fed in the country"
" The force oppofed TO him, is faid to have
been ! so regulars, so hosle, and a body of In
dams, how many / have not heard. Report iays
he had with him II armed veifels, and that he
is protected by II. y. NJ. fhip Lilly. IT il gene
rally fuPpoied that he is gone to Aruba."
Yesterday morning fnart firing was ditinet-
ly heard in town, from the fouthward and eaft =
ward. Thofe who heard it fay that there muftI
have been an engagement off Long Hand, az
ieveral broadiidcs were fired.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
FRENCH NAVY.

The following is given in one Of our late
London papers AZ lift of the French navy as it
now itands, collected from various doc
and Represented to be rs correct as the hnefuat-
irg nature of fuch an eftabli!hnent can be.
". T. N. HIU.
Of 100 guns--Invincibe, MsjeRic, Ocean,
Vile de Paris.
Otso guns--Foudroyant Neptune.
or "a guns.-Ajax, Alcide, AIgefiras, ALI
ance, Anniba, AquIlon; Argonaute, Atlas, Ba-
,ave, Be'lone, Boree, B,utus, Gator, Cafar,
Chariemagne, Commerce de Lyons, Conqner-
ant. Contribution, Courageux, Ccfiart, Deifax,
Eole, Gaulois, SoHverain, Suffre,n, Superoe.
TourviIle, UIyfc, Union, Vainqneur, Valeu-
:S;a, tapt,,, Get.,,rg, iiero., i'm
petueux. Jean Bart. Joiephine, Lion, Magma
nime, Menahdre, Patriotic, Pheton, Piuton, Re-
gulus, Revolution.
Fris,ates.-Argus % guns, Armide 50, Ar
temfe So, ATLANTA So, Brave A, Gree So,
Comet "A. CsrneIlle "a, C'belIe A, Diiiseute
SO, Dryade 40, Dept de Lsnde "a, Experiment
As, Felicite As, Fefin e4, Gloire "a, Guerri-
ere 4s, Hermoine 40, Hortenfe SO, Incompa-
rable "a, Incorruptibie SO, Indienn- 10, Inde-
fatigabe IA, Jofephne "A, Julienne a., Junon
40, Mignoune 80, Milanefe so, Minerve 40,
Made 40, Necefli,e SO, Piemoutaifr Al, Pour
fuivante III, Preidente Al, Revanche 4s, Rim
40, Semillante SO, Sybille 40, Sirene ~, The,
mis- So, Thetis Sc, Topazc 40, Torchc 81, u
nique 40, Valenciennes ID, Vaeureufe III, Ze-
phyr "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
WASHINGTON, Sept. ~.

Some time iince the floop falmouth was con.
demned at St. Johns, NJ Brunfwick, for re-
ceiving on board cargo in certain waters OF
PaIamaquoddy Bay, adiudged by the court of
vice admiraItyto be fuhieet exclufively 20 the
Britilb iurifiittion. This feizure we under
fand, was made by Mr.I.conard, Britifl officer
Of the cufons, &c. VII bout the concurrence
ofthe hyperion officers of the cntloms but he
has hnce been requeaci by the Prefdent of the
council, in the Al fence Of the lieutenant go
vernon of the province. TO ahftaiB from feizine
any American vefrl, that Mould be found unl
der thole circumstances, until further iDftrucl
.ions respecting the matter mould be received
from the government Of his Britannia maieiy
No doubt is made Of Mr. Leoaard's compliance
with this requeG, which viii afford time foj
an explanation. We further learn, that GU
government has directed the matter to he ftatec
to- tina, Of G-eat-Britain with view to proven
any further feiZures.--Naf. Let.
Among tie psners which we hove rcccnfil
received hom New-O itauo, Nc find the r,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

Equal, both in refpeet Of their duties to us, and
their immunitics and privileges protected by
juit laws, they will no longer form body fe-
psratcd from the Swcdifh people but, will,
on the contrary, enjoy in fraternal union the he,
nefits of contribution which has e(tabliihed,
for ages, the fecurty ofthat people.
GO We ordain, by this act. that the con!titu-
ton of the kingdom of Sweden of the elf Of
Auguft, I772; the acts of union and of fecu-
rity of the 2lit of February, and ST. of April
1889 the privileges and immunities granted
70 the four efates of Sweden, aud the law OF
that kingdom, be in future, the fundamental
and constitutional laws of our German tates
We ordain, that all the niece fairy difpontious
be made to put this ad in execution. On this
occahou, we, however, declare, in the MOT
fo'emn manner, to our Pomeranan fuhjc6ts,
that they fhall never be fuhjected, either fol-
the prefent orfuture, to the payment ofthe debts
of the kingdom of Sweden, or to the impofs
which have relation to it. Moreover, if any
thing Mould occur with refpect, peculiarly and
properly, to Pomerania and Rugen, and or
which, comfortably to the Swedfh conitituti.
on, we ought TO hear the humble duplication
of the Representatives of the country, we viii
convoke them in general diet, in the country
itfelf this convoe alton, for which we fhal
give Interior orders, fhall be held without de
lay and it will give htisfaeton to our heart
TO fee ailembled round ou throne faithful PEG
pie, who, no longer led ARRAY by complicat
ed contribution, and fulfilling the duties of flb
jeds, will fecond, by their afiftance, our pa
ternal efforts for their profpsrity, in which W,
ihall End our highet recompence.
J" From the Royal head quarters at Griefswald
June 90, 1906"
(Signed) GUSTAvUS ADoLPHUS."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
HAmR1tncu I,1u O.

According to letters received to-day from
Cuxhaven, the Captain of the frigate Amaran-
the, lying off that Port, informed the magif-
trates yeferday afternoon, that he had received
orders to delft, in future, from all hoRilities
upon the Elbs, and upon the coat near Hano-
yer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
HAGUE, JuIy 10.

The conference which was held, Iaft week
between the commiflioncEs appointed by their
high mightnefies and fome members of the
council OF fate, according to report, related to
an augmentation of territory which cur kingdom
IS to receive.--A meeting, we underRand, will
take place hetween feveral members of the i'm :
perial ftmily 1T Wifbaden, viz. the king of
HsIland, cardinal Fetch, and the duke of
Cieves.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
DomeGic 5i,trIIiqcnfc.
BOSTON, July IL.
From HALIFAX, Aug. 1,

from HALIFAX, Aug. IS.
Capt. Whitby Of the Leander, was fone-
time tince fuperceded in the command of that
hip by capt. Humphrey from Enplnd. The
Leander fails for England between this date
and the oath isf. Capt. w. goes paiIenger in
her, and ftritt enquiry is to be made into the
unfortunate occurrence off New-York. lie is
permitted to take home fiich officers a, he NAV
think necefary TO bring forward in his defence
In bis majeity's in1suetlcns to Gag officers,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
NORFOLK, Sep. 10.
AccousT OF NO Pace.

Yeherday arrived here the Ship Eliz4, Can't.
Treadweil, N days from Bofton. On MONDAY
lat tthe l4h) Capt. T. fpoks the Ghip I.eonidas.
Capt. Mackenzie in IS days from LiverpooI'
who informed Capt. t. that negotiations had
been going on for peace, but that the French
government not dilcovei1ng corresponding in.
eHnston Tor that Obj set all bepes Of peace in fbc
fa6hs 0eigi9H kad qaNiRel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
GR1rrSwA1n. ink h.

~ = 4AL@|'
Yeferday morning his maiefy difpatched
Capt. Skoiderbrand with letter to his PruGi
an Majeity, which was delivered TO general
fIa'kreuth ar Pdfrwalk. -
Major Kaikreuth has arrived here this after
noon with leiterto the king of Sweden from
the general count Kalkreuth, and returned foon
after with his majefy's anfwer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
Berlin, Tuly %

Since "a. B'umenthsl, the RufIian Jaeger who
brot the lat dispatches to count Stackelberg,
hasfet out from this city to Stralflnd, it is be-
ileved that Sweden will raife the blockade of
the Puritan ports in the Baltic. The return of
Mr.: kruiemark from St. Peteriburgh is'expet-
ed in few days.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
WEsrPHALIA, July 90.

According 70 report commifIoners may be
expected at Efien, Elten, and Wcrden, from
Berlin and Paris, TO negotiate an exchange of
territory. T3e buiinef', it is now fiid, will be
opened at Ellen on the part of the emperor
Napoleon. they on wait for the nomination
of thoie who are to conduct it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
SALEM. Sept. la.

capt. Tripp. from Grenada, arrived ar Bof.
ron, informs, that on the 2lft Auguft, in lat.
se, ~, long. Sc, so, feeling flip dirmahed.
with ihcars up TO iet topmta, with Enelilh co.
ionrs hoifted balt-matt, ne bore down for her.
."'.e ~ ,.t>r :' nj ;,at,irti up
tor her She proved TO he French 81, hav-
ing 700 men on board. The Freach,nen order
ed Capt. 7. to fend his boat on board, which
&c did ; and was furprred foon after to Zee Il
return full of men armed, who brought :. tow
Inc on board, and made it fan to his nain-r,,,1
Capt. 7. told them it would tear bis veif-l TO
pieces; but he WAS not needed. The o;her
vehel, which was commanded by Capt. Gra-
yer, OF Bottom, then came up, having two of
hcers and five Frenchnnen on board. They,
food w. S. w. and came very nigh getting a.
foul the Man OF War, and wonid have, had nor
Capt: I. cut the hawter. Capt. rs fails were
torn IN pieces, and The Frenchmen, confiffin,
OF lieutenant, Midihipman, and FIX men,
took command ofthe vefIel /; and millruttine he
intended making puih. hove about for the
thip. The captains uf The fchooners went on
board the ih;p 70 find ont where they intended
going; hut could obtain no Intelligence only
..hey wanted to keep the iilip's head to the wet.
ihey had about fxty fathoms cable auck
our or the wardrooni, altern, but nobody tend
cd y. to Heer the fhip they had got up a main
and fore tpar mats, but two-thirds of the men
were lying between decks.-One of the crew
who could ipeak Engliih, told Capt. T., they
were going to make fail, and take him in tow.
hand his fails, and ftecr by him; and tina, if
they could not do any thing with the hip, they
were coming all on board the two veIrls, which
could not hold them With fgeot holds ran.
/. then returned TO his v-iTei, anufcd the lieu
tenant and made preparations for retaking his !.
vehel, and purifying his voyage. Four of the
Frenchmen were put down the hold, and Cant.
T. taking command of the quarter deck drove
the officer below. In the conteA Capt. TIA
nate was pulled nearly half way down the hold
by the Frenchmcn hit his men hauled him
back, faitened the matches down, hoffed out
the long boat, drove them into il fingly, let
them go for the flip, and then made fail to get
out of gunhat.
The above fIiip was Ad. W1LLAuMEz Hax
ihip, LIE Foudroyant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
NAPLEs, InIY G

~, =. TIT III july o.
The king has ordered TO fet out. for the fieee
OF Gaeta, two companies ofthe q regiment of
Neapolitan Cbaiieurs. This is the regiment
which made the demand of his naiefv at the
time of the review at Averia. Thofc folders.
who thus folicited poft as dangerous as il IS
honorable, are all NeapoIitans. The conf
dence which is placed in the government, the
love which our new monarch knows how 70 in
fpire, cannot fail to excite the valoin and en-
thuiiafm of all ranks of people. The fortrefs of
Gaeta continues to he caDnonaded. IT is believ-
ed that there will be general attack in few
days.
The Englifh in vain make inroads upon orr
COATS, and attempt fill more vainly to excite
the people againit the government. They have
dhperfed at Fieume Feddo great quantity of
fictitious proclamaiions; but they gained no.
thing by the expedient.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
SWEDISH PoMrRAy1A. JuIv 10.

oWEDISH FOMRRANIA, July 10.
Baron Alopeu', the Rattan envoy, after re-
ceIying Courier from his court, Get out for his
maJefty's headquarters at Griefswald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
BALTIMORE. September IS.

July. Captain w. was boarded off the COAT
by a Britifh fhip of war, to an officer of which
he gave his latef London papers. Thofe con-
tanned in his letter-bag, with the latef Of which
we have been favoured by d mercantile friend,
are only to the Goth July, and add but very
little to the very vague reports and furmifes al
ready publithed The following are the only
articles worth extracting.
LONDON, July 26.
A Rul1ian nefftnger (faid to ne the fame that
was dispatched from this country yeherdsy
fepnght) landed at Deal on Thurfiav .venin
with dispatches from M. D'Ouhr at PARIS, 70
the RufIian ambaGador here. The fame fecre.
cy was obfcrS ID upon his arrival at Deal, as is
obferved upon the arrival of Epglifh neIeng
The ceremony of carrying him to the admiral's
office was difpenfed with, in order the more e.
feiualy TO efcspe obfervaton. poi chaiie
aad four was fent for, and he was taken ND i'm
another part Of the town.
The difpatches were com nuncated TO our
miniRers yeferday, and cabinet council was
held upon them a; Ny. Fox'S Office. They are
every great importance.
The reports in circulation ince the arrival of
the meileDger, are Of A nature dametricalIy on
polite. On the one hand it is faid that RuiIia
has made a ieparate peace, and this is the gene
raj belief in the city this morning. On the o.
thcr hand it has been rumored, that not only
no peace has been made, but that none /,
likely TO be made-that M. D'Oubril had even
left Paris in difgnf, Bonaparte having refured
IL liften TO the oyertures or proportions made
on the part of the Rufiian government
For our part, we are inclined to believe that
the fri report deferves credit, and that RaGa
has made a Jitarats PeSee.
DEAL, July IS.
Another meffeDger was landed here yeaerdsv
from France but fuch is the fecfecy obferved.
that the Circumstance was not publicly known
till late hour in the evening for nftead of
his being taken up at either of the inns, or at
the admiraPs Office, he ftepped into pot chaife
and four in the freet, and went off immediate
Iy. To-day, the reports are various-fome
who pretend to be well-nforned, fay it wa,
French meffenger with fome further propofsl,
of accommodation Whit others, who boat of
better information, aifert that it was Ru(ian
courier, who brought with him the intelligence
that the negotiations between the emperors A.
iexander and Napoleon have been broken of.
and that war between thoCe powers would i'm
media'elY commence. Such are the reports Of
our politicians here; but the truth or falGtv
OF theie conjecturcs remain yet TO be decided.
DovRg, July 25-6 O'Clock.
Mr.. PringIe, an American gentleman. and
three other pafiengers, are jun landed from Rot
terdam-they don't bring any news of conre.
quence, only that there was great talk of peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
FRANKFoRT, LILLY 90.

- ENANkFORf, july 20.
They write from Berlin that M. De Hcobi
rs 'Eoected in that capital about the end of the
month.--It is believed that no farther DELAY will
take place in ihutting the PruiIisn ports arainf
the Engiilh, and in pulling on the war more
brifkly againt Sweden. The retreat Of Prince
CzARToRINsKY from the miniftry of foreign
affairs gives US complete encouragement with
regard to the intentions Of Ruiiid. A report is
in circulation, that the new organization of Ger
many will foon be made known to the public.
1t believed the North of the empire will be
feparated from the South, and that this lat di-
whon will form confederacy, over which the
Eleetor Areh-Chanceilor will prefde, whole
rehdence will heRceforih be at Frankfort. The
reports which circulate on this fIbiea have NOT
yet character efficiently authentic to defsrve
detail; out we fhal foon receive more ample in.
formation.
We are Informed, that the diviiions of mar
fhals Mortier and Bernadotte will not, ON their
return to France, pzfs by Frankfort, but bv
MSnheim and that The corps Of MARTIAL SouIt
will return by S;ralburgb, that of marfhal Da.
WON'T by the valley of Kntfg, to Strafbureb.
The civiiions of marlbals Augereau and Left
bre only will return BY Mayence.