The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

he Pot Osfice from Holland with fome Ger.
nan Journals Of later date than thosr tr,nfan;t.
edbY the late Mails s-.-they have fi,rnihcd ,,s,
With the following intereftng INTEL sence
| An exteutive promotion has taken place i,
the Fruiiian army. meafure generally adootei
at the commencement of a war, of which it il
now confidercd as indicative. Several frrfb re-
irrhv in Pomcrania. '@'--s
Tile Swedes arr hufied In conltrut7inS works
| 1'ong the river ne, which divides SEED n,
Pomerauia from Prulfian Pomerania aod the
lfruihans' who crowd the oppoIi;e bank, do
not offer the leaft impedimeus. At Str,lluud
the fort'hcations are completed; and A militia.
to the number of 5000 men, has been ureanifed
20 afiiR in the defence of the place. -. az
The Emperor Of, Germany has not vet an.
pointed an ambafador TO Paris. Count Met
terpe h, now at Berlin, it is faid. Is tn on mi.
thrr, and to be replaced at the prn,,;a,s .Comr,
w onnt Mervrldt, now employed in fccret
milton to Petersburg. 80
Lnc'en Buonaparte Fill lives at Frafcati, near
I'm and i'asrefuftd his eltef d tighter INV
ms hr't w'fe) to Paris. as Napoleon deiired :,
feclInlng, ALTO. the offer ofthe latter to OBTAIN
tor her an advantageous marriage.
An Engifh corps is ftated to have landed nc
Cape de Iitria, inthe Adratic.
The Archdnke Charles has induced the ar.
sanzifion of Volunteer Corps in Vieuna. to
inc number ct $4,000 men, and has encoufa-
geo hinar a'loeaat'ons IN all the 0ther cities of
the empire. 1t is confidently ftated thar fhe
Levy en- MafIe and Volunteers now occaGonallv
ahe ping and training in Hungary, Bohemia.
hutria, 6. amount to between four and Ave
million. of men; while the motf extraord;n,rv
ana iuccttstu' exertions are making tn reinforce
the army. letter from Rotterdam. which
announce thefe meafures, adds, that they be-
same the tuhled of "A ftrone remembrance ON
the cart OF M. RochefousauIt. and an enquiry
a. to the occai VI of them---to which Count
,laa'on rep,ed' That they were conidered me-
cel1ary tor the purpofe ofinternsl defence.
The French continued 10 the date of the AN
'ccounis from the Inn, t. be- unremttiuyIy EN-.
p!oyed IN strengthening Hummelshine, thou-
laf'd or the neighhouring peafantrv had for
three months heen crgaged on the We rks.
Baron Grote, late ufian M;uift.ri Lever
oaxony It is laid, isto he the third PrufIian Nil
the room or Count KEEL err WIN
refuftste act with Count Haughw,,z.
Baron Thignt has been recalled to Vienna.
ne Dnkr OF nfvick, by an order da.ed
9Th May, has directed the lew of GO ooo dol.
lars for the fupport of the Prufian troops IN
Hanover. -
The Turkifh feet, under the orders oe ,he
Capta'n cha, failed on the n April to cruixe
I'M the Morea and Albania it conited of one
mp OF the line, two frgates and fix coryrttr.
and Is to be followed by nice ihips of the line
and feveral frisates.
Lieut.. Col. Hederfievea, who, IN the swe.
dfh trIeaie Thetis, of 40 gus, commands the
blockading fquadron off Dantzic, notified The
ierVice on which he was employed on the qsd
ult.
The Danif, Marine. which has lately .oo,.
ged the aftre confederation of its Cow r,,nent'
IN the LIT inf. compriftd eighty three ytfs,s os
various denominations ready for Tea.
Ihe new GermAnc contribution il the rro.
FARES. g ar
The King and Queen Of Pruffis had m Il.
sd 'ttt left Potfdam for Pyrmont, from wh.ucr
they 20 eed to III mover
| inc differences betwe m Sweden and prufI;a
are rke'y to hr loon adiufed. der the me.;i.
a.loo or me Ruiiian Ambahador, NJ D'AIoprns.
Count Staokelberg has, however. The c,;se
management the negotiations now CARVING
on. i."o
Yesterday accounts reached the ain;r,ytv.
rejecting the French fquadron which failed
from L'Orient on the 5th Nov. and which con-
tinned 10 the middle of March 10 cru;ze =.
tween Princes IGlard and ST.. Thomas, fon ~
coaf OF Africa, for the purpofe of intrrcept;,o
the optward-hound Indianen. The rau ,dro5
cnnfifted of an 81, two frisates, one brig. and
one or two Britifh captured vefTels. having ~,
the 18th March, taken "a vefTels, moftiy Cu;-
| neamen.
| The fhip Mary Adams, was CAPTURED o, N.
10Th Feb. on her paifage from Accra 10 Cane
Coat, by the Svhelle, one of the above frie,ts..
after an action Of two hours in which the Mr.
Adams had ten men killed and nine wonnded.
Including all her officers. The fouadron then
ran down the coat and, off Benin bar. cave mr.,
the Mary to the prifoners, retaining onlv MI.
Atkinfon, fecond Mate of the Mary. who,
they carried to Princes Hand, and ON ne OH
March gave him his parole. MIR. A. is arrived
at Liverpool.
BY paT ngers in the Oliver Elfworth. we lea "a
that the mot prevalent opinion was, ths
peace would take plice hetwecu Grea..pr;,,.n
and France in the co,irfc of the fummtr ,s ns.
c6c oyertures from Bonaparte were uader con.
| liberation.
". 4. GAG.
Lord SeIkirk. appointed amhaHador 70 the
United States, had taken leave OF his govern.
ment, to depart Immediately for America.
| hid.
NOTICE.
THE partncrf,ip If 9sHs H;1o.,go,L.,