The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
LVoLuME 5.
FnretGn yutrgItgenee.
NETWORK, May 2s.

! The mott interefing articles in our London
papers, blythe hip FANNY, are relative to the dif.
pute between England and PruAia. The follow.
ing mefsge was pretented, in the Houfe of
terds, by Lord Grenville, on the cit of April,
together with Certain papers explanatory of the
conduct OF his naiefy with reipeet to Pru(ia.
On the esd, an addrefs was agreed To be prctent-
ed, conformahle to the mefage."
GEcGGE r.
Ills maJety thinks il proper 20 acouasnt the
nouie that he has found himfrlf under the nece,.
MY OF Withdrawing his minifer from the CONT
OF Berlin, and Of a adopting proyifonal,v me,-
lures or juit retaliation againA the commerce
and navigation Of Prufia. His ma;ety deeplv
regrets the eXtention and aggravation of calami-
ties already 70 fcvereIy felt By the nations of
the continent, whole independence and proC.
pefi'y he has never ceaied to confder as in,;-
mateiy connected with thote of his own peonIe.
But meainres of direGt hoGiIity, deliberately
adopted asainit him, have left him no alterna-
tive.
In a moment of confidential intercorrre. will
out even the pretence ofany caufe of comnl,in,.
torcin'e potieinon has been taken by PrufTia of
ms maIeityos electoral dominious. Deeply as
rms event affected the ~intersit of this kingdom,
ms majetty chofe nevertheless TO forbe ar on this
painful location all r~ecourfe TO the trisd and ,e'
feeilonate attachment of his BritiNh fibjeSfs. a.
renonitrated ny amica5le negotiation soainr
'r INJURY ne had tuftained, and refed his claim
Tor reParation on the moderation of his condufg
on the juftice of mis- approximations. and IN he
common intereit which PrufIis herfeIf mnR nj.
tiInately feel TO reGff Il fyftem defruSive of all
the 'ecnrlty of all legitimate poGtiion. BIZ
WHeh' 'ntTao OF receiving afurances confnrma-
0Ie to this luIt exDeGtltion, his m1ieny yeas in
formed, that the determination had been taken
OF excluding by force the vsfcls and the com
notifies OF this kingdom, from ports and conn.
tries undert TIE lawful dominion or forcih,e cor,
trout OF Pru!iiq. his maieRy could no lonocr de-.
lay to act, without negleEtins thc 6rf d1ty
when he owes to his people. TIE digni,v =
ms crown, and the ~intereit of his rubietqs co,ar
" FORBID ms acqmefciRg in this open and Innro-
SoEed aegreiiIon he has no doubt of the fnIl
tupport ot his parliament in vindic7.ino .bslHn
onr of the Britih flag, and the freel,r oe.tn
bHtiih navigation and he will loot w;tb sn~i
oi'6 expectation TO that moment when .n,nro
inquired ana enlightened policy on the n,rt ~
f'HLHa man remove every impediment RI IN.
renewal OF peace and friendfhip with /, novye-
whom his majefy has no othcr connc, ~
than thai now created bv thief hoeiI.
The fate papers which accomn,n;n3 -.
meHage, conGf chiefly of 1ete, Ip.nlea ms
Fox and Mr. Hardenterg, orrI IN pr@Sr NJ,
tons ilued by his Prufian Majefy OF his taLino
ponefion OF Hanover.
II appears that Denmark is eyocFied 70 ioin
France and Prnfil, in hofilities azainf
O. b. On this fubie9 the Editor of the Gene
raj Advertifer obfsrves " Should Denmark. "a
there is but too much reafon 10 fear, he like
wife forged to adopt hottie meafures, we f,onId
expect to fee the vigour of Administration exert
ed IN an attack Through the Great Belt an ire
liiaud Of Zealand, upon Which CoDenh,ger
't1ndS' the conquef of which wonid iccure the
Paansge OF the Sound. Indeed there is ? report
OF an armament getting forward, probably with
his very detination.