The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
al Audit of the Public Accounts, call for his
naiehy's particular acknowledgements.

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| Gentlemen oftbe Home Of Commons.
We have it in command from his naiefty
to thank you for the pro,iiion which you hSve
made FOR the various eSigencies of the public
fervice, particularly by rafting, withinthe year,
10 very large 4 proportion of the neceifary fup-
| plies; meafure in tfelf highly advantageous,
and which mutt create, both at home and 4.
broad. the mot favourable impreifion OF our
national refource,, and of the fpirt which ami
mites the Britifh people. You may be aliured
that the utfnof attention ffta he paid TO the
frugal Administration of thofe fuppIlrs which
You have 70 literally granted.
:" His Maiefy is particularly fcntihle of the
fre'h proof he has received of your affetionate
attachment to him, in the proyifion which Won
nave made for enabling the younger branches
ct his Royal Family 70 meet the nccelIary ex.
pences of their stion"
nv Lsrds and Gentlemen,
+" His M1cfty being always anxious for the
reftoratlon of peace ON iu6 and honourable
terms, is engaged in dfouIions with view to
the accomplishment of this mott defirabIe end.
Their fuccefs nun depend on correfpondnr
dfpoiion on the part of the Enemy and in
every event. his majeity looks with the fueit
confidence to the continuance of that union &
public fpirit among all ranks of his p-opIe.
winch can 'lone give energy to War or frcurity
to Peace"
Then a commifion for prsrosuinp the Par.
hament was read. After which the Lord Chan
cellor faid:
MY Lords and Gentlemen,
" By virtue of his Maefy's CommifIion nm.
der the Great Seal, to us and other Lord, d
rceted, and now read, we do, in his ma;eRv's
name, and IN obedience TO hs commands, pro.
rogue this Parliament TO Thurfday the 2sth day
OF Auguit next, to be then there holden aud
TINS Parliament is Accord glv prorogued to
lhurfday the 2sth day of Augult next"
The Hamburger mails due on Wrdnrrlav
and Sunday laft, arrived this morning. Paris
Journals to the 18th and Dutch Journals to the
10Th have alto been received.
The French are fendin- all their d,foof,hl.
force on the other fde of the Alps, in the Ne.
apoitan territory, or Dslma'ia, evidently for
the intended conqueft OF Sicily, ard to exteud
the French power on TIL. hoc of the Airia,ic
divition OF French troops has alto filed off
toward Leehorn, and every fortrefs in the States
OF the Church is occupied by thenl--a prelude
to the downfall nf both .h-f.
tore the expiration of many weeks, we mall h, ar
that the Pope and the Queen of Etg nl have
oeen deprived OF their reflective dignites, and
condemned to pats the reft of their dave in oh
,cur'ty' upon Tinted and precariou; bounty.
The weaknefs of both will be alike URGED in ;,r
tiication of the act. Turin is already named
for the future reiidence of the Pope.
-FOUR new fovereigns are talked of i'm Germs
n.y. namely, the Electors of Baden, HrGe, H-li;.
Dirmitadt, and the Duke of Cloves (Prnc4
Murat.) Napoleon could not adopt more ef.
fectual mode of completely annihilating what
ever there Is OF national fentiment, feeling. and
character IN Germany, than by thus f. tteriue
oo"n, and parceiling into petty f,veregntie..
the whole of that once great and venerable EN-,
pire.
The contin uancc of the French arnies {,
Suab'a and Bavaria has overwhelmed the inb,
bitants with miferY. A fcarcity, rapidly in
creating to the magnitude of IA nine, prevails
IN theie countries; to alleviate which they have
no other reiource than few fcarce m-afjires of
corn TENT from the bank of the Rhine, and O..
tentatiouiiy doed out to them by order of their
opprefior.
Expectations appear TO have been entertain.
ca at ConaantInope, that An Enslih fouadron
wouia ihortiy make its appearance in the Oar
danelIes.
II .hn1iAar report preDaIJ in the Nortb Of
Germany. Letters from Ham5ure and R,.s,cn
mention 1t. die ave to beLieve, then, thai there
soa5 fon7e truth in The report reeeized from kbe
T'nerzea" Veycl of'CberboWg, a tezv days ago,
81 bonnparte'5 Intention to march an ayuy tbro'
Alta for Egypt
II private letter from Hambareb flrni6ej rs
qVifb 7SS0i1g important artc e. in addition
TO tbs report eftbe Ameriean captain
" TIE French are PREPARING, IL is Ezid TO Esnd
an army Of 10000 n,en. in three di4lEons. tbro'
Afatie 7Hr&ry,,fo attack fbe Briti6 boNcgFont in
| the FaR Indies" ]HD'"''''' 80
Can it be nny part Of the objei7 of the exbgN.
tons no1o fitting cut in our ports to eonmfera7
tbele deGgn5
The Rnfan /qaadron in The Mediterranean.
| eontfi1g already Of tz0ekze fail of the line and
nine JTTgate5, is to he Jartbrr Augmented This
does not Look as if a rej6 ntio1 qua5 taken TO
abandon their Ettlemenf5 in Tire Ssven Nqnd5.
1be fetter ofb bis Ssvedjb Maieay. nbon aigola,-
ing tie Contribution Of Ponterania, qviN be fauud
among our entraRJ from the foreign bobrrI, II
10 fair, rational. and manly abbral TO THE oood
jenfe and trcliagJ Of The Bbd6ifant5 of that bar,
cfbi5 domhiont.
| 16etoHo7oing is an rthra9 from a pri4ate
letter, dafea Hambnrgb, Tuiy II:
| AHD as FW bere as btfore, and our ,,,er-
chants do not put mReb f1itb in tie reborf5 o,
Peaee. aobitb come from yow fie of fbr qOafer.
7br i'nPogbihiy Of Gnding any ,jSeurify that Has-
oze- 70oad not be R7riy re.oeeabied BY tbe French
lltbpshng they q0Oald agree to gi1e IL beek, and
England 1Oomd MAKE any greaf J1seriGcet 10 Obj.
tam II, Joe,n5 q great bindranee to tbs coarLuEon
Of any treaty zvbieb ii can be t5onqbt fkey that
Bonabarfe 7vonJd .Een.'
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