The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

feveral Clips are already fitting out for that def
tinatioa. Notice of the frlt that is to fail was
put up yefterday at Lloyd's.
NvREMsERo, Sept. 25. \
The dviion OF Martial Bern,dotte, which was in
the Principally of Anfpach, is marching for the from
tiers of the Duchies Of Sake Cobourg and Saxe-Ste
nungen. Some Prunian troops have entered thofe
Rates
Our garrfon and the troops of Martial Bernadotte
to be replaced by the dvon of Marfhal Iefebvre
formerly commanded by Martial Morter; but this
army is not expected TO make long fay in envi-
rons it is fuPPofed to De defined to join that of
Martial Bernadotte in the territory of Bamberg.
The advanced guard of MARTIAL Soult has already
arrived in the Upper Palatna,c, and it is thought
that the whole of his divGon will be aIennbled in
few days.
A comfortable Bavarian army is forming, which
will join the right wing of the grand French army.
We expea from day to day the details relative this
fubjea.
PARIS, Sept. OF.
letter. from Bis uuaey tbe Emter~ Of be French and
King Of Italy, TO BIS meje7y tie King of Bavaria.
Sir, My Brother-It is more than north fince
Pruilia has armed, and it is known to all the world
that fhe agan the Confederation of the Rhine.
We have fought for the motives Of thefe armanens
| without being able to dfcover them. The letters
| written to us by His Prullian Majefy amieabe,
his Mniaer for Foreign Affairs has notified our
Envoy Extraordinary and NIininer Plsnpotentary,
that he recognizes the Confederation of the Rhine,
| and that he has obi eetion to TIE arrangements
| made in the South of Germany.
Are the of PrniIia the reiult OF coas-
with Ruia, merely OF the intrigues of the ds-
ferent parties which ex;h Berlin and the irreo!ut
on of the Cabinet Have they for their object to
force Hehe, Saxony, ard the Eanieatc Towns, TO
| CONTRACT obligations which the latter powers do
not appear TO with to form Does Pruiia with to
compel us ourIef depart from the declaration which
we have made, that the Hancatic Towns ihall not
ter into any particular confederation. declaration
founded upon the Commercial intereas of France and
OF the South OF Germany, and upon what has been
made known by England. that any change in the
Preient ftuation of the Hanfeatc Towns will be
great obftacle to general peace. We have ALTO de-
cared, that the Princes of the German Empire, who
were comprfed in the Confederation of the Rhine,
ought to be at liberty conult only their inter-
cit and convenience that they ought to be regarded
as perfectly free, that would do nothing to draw
them into tie Confederation OF the Rhine, but that
we would not fufer them TO be forced to do any act
which would be contrary to their inclination, their
policy, the intcres of their people. Ought this
juff declaration to have 70 wounded the Cabinet of
Berlin, that 1hould be obliged to retrad it "A
mongh all thefe motives, which is the
cannot divine, and the future only can reveal the le
oret Of a conduct as hrange as it was unexpected
A month has elaPfed withost taking notice Of it.
Our inattcnton ierveu TO thOle
rebrauds who with precpitate the Court of Ber-
| lin into moi nconfiderate conten.
At length the armanents of Prullia have led to the
cafe provided for by of the rtices OF the treaty
Of the 9th of july and we think it neceGary that all
the Soveregns who compete the Confederation of the
Rhine, lhould arm to defend its interefls, to qua
and maintain the nvolability of its territory
Tnffead of 100000 men, which France is bound to
| furnh, fhe will furnih 100000; and we have juf
given orders that the troops neceiilry complete
that number fhall be transported with tpeed the
Lower Rhine. The troops of your Maiely being
aill on war footing. invite vnn- Ma.ny - five
orders that they may be put in Gate march with
out delay, with all their field equpage, in order that
they may contribute to the defence of the common
caue, the fuccefs Of which dare believe will cor
refpond with its ulce, if at length contrary to our
wihes, and even contrary to hopes, Pruiia ould
compel u. = feptl force by force.
We pray God, my Brother, that he may have you
:" h. holy ~~d worthy keeping.
NAPOLEON.
Given at St Cloud, the 9Ift of September, 1906.
| Conformable to the original,
The Minaer for foreign Affairs,
CHI. MAUR. TALLEYRAND,
| Prince Of Benevento
| A fmilar letter has been written to the King of
Wirtemberg, and letters of imiar defcription have
bees addrefled to his Imperial Highnels the Grand
| Duke Of Berg. His Royal Highnefstbe Grand Duke
! of Baden, His Royal Highnefs, the Grand Duke of
Heile Darmfdadt, His Eminent Hghnefs the Prince
Pritnate, and to the College of Prince of the Con-
| federation of the Rhine.
| The fovereign Prince of Wurtzburg, brother to
the Emperor Of Aultra, has certainly acceded the
confederation formed by the Princes in the South of
Germany. Thus we may regard the fate Of Wurtz-
burg asforming part of the confederation of the
Rhine.
If fome extravaganza reports which current on
the Continent deierve credit, Jerome Bonaparte is to
be married the Prncefs of Nuremberg and after
wards made King of the Jews. His refdence is to be
| Jerufaem, in Palenne and Mahomcd Saib Haeb
Effendi the Turkiih AmbaiIador, wins has left
Paris, is aid to have concluded treaty with Napoleon
on the fubeG.
| October 4.
| Died at Paris the III Of this month, the Right
Rev. Father in God Stephen Alexander John Baptite
Maria Bernier, late Biihop of Orleans and formerly
of the mott formidable Chiefs Of the Chouan Ar
my.
October s.
The Courier de Brett announces that his Imperial
| Highnefs Prince Jerome has been promoted to the
rank Of Rear Admiral, by decree Of the 9th Sep
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