The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
ieay concluded the public cei:ins !: h. -aa !,

May it pIeafe you. Sire, to deign favoura-
Ny TO accept thOfe fentiments OF refpeta. on.
hdence, and perfect devotion, with WHICH We
have heen penetrated on this happy occ.lion
The full p. rlnshon of the extent of ,hof, pro.
miles to which we have fo!emnly pledged our-
tetves, thail live in our minds in the COURT. of
futurity - and we fh,ll deem every opDor,u,,tv
that offers for their ful6lmeut, as one of N.
mott facred ofthofe duties, which your mai nv
has entrulted to our zeal, our patriotfm, and
our fidelity.
The natural difooi'on of nation fo :r.
onmfDe6f in their ,irs, and IL firm in their
triendthip of pcople fan,ons in every aye for
their fidelity and IN ir attachment to the laws:
thcie, Sire. are our a;Iirances, tina. the fate Of
this fate iha at MI times, be iecure under thA
cgis Of protecting throne.
Yes, Sire, honour. and virtue, the ceru;-,a
Importers of 4 throne, among our ountrv;peu.
hive fwvived ev'ry REVOLUTIONS, aud every fasr
ice The inhabitants of this country have. .,
dePenerated from their ancefor. land m ann, Al
from your m lieify to al good and true Hollan.
ders- .iha'l-not be fruitlefs, +,
a." TIE period of nate revolutions, douhtIefs.
has palIed by: it would indeed he ipdiccr.st
not TO profit bv thof- leiIons which hiftorv ana
experience have fupplied, rela'iv, to the nature
Of that firm of government which i. belt q.
daptes'to orr preient ii;aation, aud the extent
of our territory.
(" This form your-maisRy has delinea,ea, and
explained tie motives for lis adoption in the
mott convincing manner; motives, viii h, M T.
withdrawing. IRE founded upon aStua fa9s.
I" firm, iuit, and paterral government &.
milar 70 that which we in full co fidence ex. d
Dett of your maieav, will br the moa 5owsf..
tu' means ct e-animatiag the national f,yiri, p
which had heen aimoa rxtineui!hed bv he ma y
ny hocks, and the vicifhtmde: it has flftai.e,,
" Among the numerous advantages ,ha, will
ariie from the infrparahie connections by which
we are united To that monarch who preides
over the fate of Europe. Il Is with pride that we
reckon our national independent ~ tbe
establishment of which, the Hnllanoiers have
been at Ill times 20 anxious. We fvmpathiie in
the regret which your maieily feels in your re-
paration from him. who is atimir d asa protect.
ing angel al over he world, and honoured as
fuch by ALI France.
Sire, in future eitecm yourfclfin all rcf,ce,
as one Of us, and reckon upon every thing that
we can po!fihy contribute towards the alievis-
ton of thofr hsnourable, ard painful dutirs,
which you took upon yourtelt when YOU al
cende,i the throne of Holland.
6 When the period arrvea in which all Er.
ripe lhali he revived by the conirc rences of A.
general and 'afins peace then will thc-unani-
mons voice Of all nations. bIefs the beni.
ficent being through whole means the free
dom of the feas lhaIl be re-effah,il,ed, Corr
merce reitored TO its antent poterity agricuI-
turr protected, the indufrv of the country re,r-
ner,ted, and joy and abundance every where
dfuied- Our contempt aries and mr. poitori-
ty, the preient and fu'ure r'res, n,all thus en-
Joy the happinefs wh h the ben ie conferred hv
your maiafy prepares for them. Your fame
will be immortal, and rrevo: ably united TO the
nation, which will henceforth have no other
voice but that ofgraitm.e."
BAsLE, June go.
We learn that the French have entered Lin
dau and put all the Eng!ih merchandise thew
found IN that city under fequeGration
AUGsbUs =, June 9l
II is aflrrted that the Porte has coitIentrd IN
cede Bn'rinto and the neighbourine diaria 70
the French, as part of the ancient Venetian
terrt ry; it has been in chc ha,l,, of he tn ksi
only 'ince 100; but this Intelligence requires
confirmation.
SAsLrs, Nav e5.
The day before yeferday, an Engliib cutter.
cruizing at FINAL ditance from our conf.
ieIzeo ima Chair msre-, which, II immediate.
y made uie of to capture hihing ffoop, re-
longingto NJ. LQfene'n. Yrfcrday mo, ni,r.
two corvettes and another Englill, vsifeT pafIcd
very near Fort St. Nicholas, which fired feversI
times at them. Tonight, they took anotber
chafe maree, which they have fitted np.-Se-
ven Englifh are now cruizng within frnall d;f.
lance Of our road.
TRIESTE, June IS.
Our government has put IN rrouidtion An
vehrls intended TO carry to Cat'aro a corps +
Austrian troops competed Of ictach ments from,
the following regiments :-Archiuke Ferd;-
n1nd, Jofeph Kiniki, Strafodo, St. Jn'ien, and
Th'irn. A part of theft regiments are ahe,dv
arrived here. Count Belize arde, who com.
mands them, is inaructed to receive Ca,taro
(Which is 10 he evacuated confornahlv to or.
ders arrived from St. Peter!burgrJ and deliver
formal Dofefii0n of TO the Fre1ch
The Rusiian men of war, which Law opr6de
of our roadfed, failed yenerdav with fome
merchant veiItls bound for Corfu.-/YouraaI
!e Empire
number of Aufrian generals and commit
farles have arrived here, to fuprrintenh the EN-.
barkation Of the prforrrs upon the Danube.
As foon as ever the off ial accounts of the
mouths Of the Csttaro b i;r in the hands of tn.
French fhal arrive, all thefc veiI;s vii actually
depart. Though the French Courier, who was
to have brought the intelligence IF the evacu-
alton OF the Ca'tars to Munich, had NOT arrived
there on the 24h, every thing WIS ready FIR
their dep7r ment. Prince Brrthier's baggage
was all packed up. A numbA of Wagons.
&c. had alto arrived from Brdnnau.