The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-21

lance fl,e was from the enemy. her eIcap- was |
coniidered impofIihle. The O!b5fne has part
of the 9th foot on board.
PARIS, 9th Auguh.
The fockjobhing fpeculations have conid--
tlerably lowered the public funds At London
But the friends OF pence do not the le.s gre
terve the hope of fhortly feeling it re-cfab'iihed.
The negotiations continue, aud the night before
lait another Englifh courier arrived with DIFF
patches. The treaty OF peace may he very DIFF.
ficult to conclude. but when :he Engliih rninif-
tiers cat their eyes towards the Continent. they
muit certainly fee that they have more d.
ver'ons To hope for from that quarter, aud hat
consequently the war hencrforth offers then
no chance of Favorable events, whilH il has in.
cacuablc dangers for England.
Asto ourfclves, notwithstanding the Huaua-
tion OF the exchange, notwithstanding the re-
ports propagated by thofe who know no more
about the tate ofthe negotiations than we do,
We live to believe that peace with England was
decided at AuR-rirz.
The Englifh Courier who arrived in the night
between the s5th and goth, is Mr.. Shaw it is
believed that it will net be long before the IA
nous Baiilico will be dispatched again to Lon
don, and that he viii be accompanied by the
private fecretary of Lord Lauderdale. Thus
The negotiations continue notwithstanding the
reports propagated all over Europe by the fpi.
r't oftockiobbins, the effect of which is every
where fen6bly felt.
Augnft IS.
We have received London papers to the 1si
Augut inClutivc. They exhibit the fame pic
ture OF uncertainty, Of ahuliye reports, of lying
rumours and alarming news and as among a
commercial nation, the fpeculations of trade
have great influence upon public opinion, it
Is at the Royal and flock exchanges that an oh
dt,l1 f,lE t,>, IS tlo
Tentative of fear and hope which the nhabi.
tant' OF London have experienced for thefe
eight days pah. The Goth anil 2lh, Omniur,
fell to S, and on thofe days the thermometer
feemed TO be readily fixed at War But as
tins extraordinary fall was only the relult Of
The news fpread in the morning, that Lord
Lauderdale had received his pahport to return
to England it is probable the fubfequent days
may have been more ferene for the city of
Londen, by informing its merchants and flock
holders that his Lordhp had not Quilted Paris
The Moniteur Of Tueiday lait Especially, by
announcing the news of the return of the grand
army to France, fhows, that if England be de-
termlncd to profecute war devoid of object,
II with henceforward be really war hand 10
hand, and without any fuppsrt for her the
part of the continent.
All the Aufrian prifoaers who were in the
Wlrtemberg fates, and who were retained
there in confequencc of the obhaces which A.
roie in the execution Of the Treaty of Prefburg,
nave been rcleaicd, and have now let out on
their march home
All the French troops of the Grand Army
have received their marching orders to return
to France.
The corps of MARTIAL Ney will crofs the
Rhine over the bridge of New Rrifacl.
The corps of Maralal's Mor'ier, Bernadotte,
and Aueereau, will crofs the Rhine over the
Bridge of Mcntz;
The corps of Martial Sout and the different
reterVes OF Cavalry will crofi the Rhine over
the bridge of Siraiburg
The corps of Martial Davouft will crofs the
Rhine over the bridge of Spire.
Thus before the end of September the corp.
of the grand army will have evacuated Ger
many, and by tie end of that month, there
will not be Jingle Freshman remaining in if.
Several camps will be pitched round Paris
tor the Army during the Fetes. That of Meu-
don already contains twelve battaons, who
have been encamped there for this week paft.
Mo1itsHr.
1t is afIerted that the Charge d'Affares Of
the Emperor of Rulia at the Diet of Ratifbon
Is to Publiih declaration of his Sovereign, ac
knowledging the confederation of the Rhine.
1t is thought that he will be hereafter accredit
cd TO the Prince Primate, at Frankfort
Gazette de France.
The Spaniih Ambafader, in order to ceIe
brate the tete OF st. Louis which is that of the
Queen, his Sovereign, gave on Monday laft a
grand dinner TO all the Spaniards of diiincfion
now in Paris.
Auguf 80.
The negotiations with England are hiIl car
ryIns on with activity. On the 18th infant
MIR. Shaw, an EngHih courier arrived in this
City, and it is now aiferted that MIR. Balilico
is or the eve of his departure for LONDON az
is alto Lord Lauderdale's private Secretary.
$50. BERLIN, AuguR ls.
Military preparations are confantIy going on
IN the Pruitian fortreGes and provinces: ali the
boats between Magdeburg and the frontiers of
Saxony have been put in requiftion for the fer
wee OF troops even the Generals Butcher,
Hohenlohe, r. -hel and Prince Lewis Ferdi.
nand are named as intended to command ar.
mics. 1t is the more difficult to conjecture the
object of the preparations, as we no longer fee
any enemies Of Pruflia, fnce there is talk of a
reconciliation with Sweden.
STUTTGART, Goth Aupuff
Our court has juf publiibed Note itatiny
that at the time of the exchange of the ratif.
cation of the Treaty Of the confederacy of the
Rhine (Which change took place the 9th JuIy
Il the iubiequent days at Munch,) Mr.. de Goth.
m.r, envoy of Wirtemberg to the King of Bava.
ria, delivered to the Minifers Of all the con
tracing parties formal proteftation againft the
CeIfiOn of Tutfliuoen fbe C,;.t ad:.:o