The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

have retired is iitua,cd on the borders Of l,tls
river which runs into the Buy, and is about 100
miles EAT of Warfaw.
Where the prulans are is not GATED with GER
tainty. The Rufisn Generals Tuitcy and
Buxhowden, are faid 10 have ioiued ,he m. The
king is gone TO Koenigfbers. Three diviions
of the French army are at Warfaw, Murat's,
fen at the date of the laft account, but he meant
to proceed to Wariaw immediately.
The intelligence with refpeSt to Rutiia and
the Porte is of great importance one account
communicates the terms of an offenGve and de-
fenfve alliance between the two powers, which
hipulates, in one of the articles, that the French
Ambafiado ihall Immediately be TENT away
from Conaautinope. Subfequent accounts,
however, reprcient the two powers to be at
war, Ruflia having declared war againit the
Porte, and having actually inv, tied Bender and
Chockzin, and entered Wallachia. Fuetuat-
ing as the councils of Turkey, and indeed of
all weak powers are, it is highly probable that
treaty, 6gned, before the commencement of
hotilities between Prutiia and France, would
be annued as foon as the account arrived of the
entire defeat ofthe Prufian army.
Some di1atisfattion is faid to have been mani
fefed by Auftria at the defigns of Bonaparte
with refpea to Poland. Yet the troops in b.
hemia and Gallicia are falling back to their for
mer quarters. Bonaparte will hold out to the
Cabinet of Vienna the profped of indemnites
and acquisitions of territory, 70 long as he is
engaged in war with Ruiia and Pruflia.
Meafures of feverity are itill in force aeaina
our trade in Hanover, Hamburger and all the
North of Germany. Domiciliary Wits have
been made in Hanover. The utmof dltrefs
pervades Germany, and the horrors of famine
are unprecedented.
Frontiers efTurkey, Nov. 90.
On the fire of Oet. an alliance offenlive and
defenhve, was concluded between the Porte and
Rufiia, of the following tenor:
1T. The affairs of the Princes of Moldavia
and Wallacha, both as far as refpe6ts their ref.
toration and their depolition, fha!l be decided by
the two powers.
Cd. The Republic of the Seven Hands fhaIl
remain under the dominion of Ruliia.
Sd. The cufoms ihall continue upon the old
footing.
4th. The Ruflians fhal during nine fuccelIive
years, have permiliion to lead their armies
through the Ottoman territory we'll againt
| their own enemies as againft thofe of Turkey.
5th. The Ruflians fhal have permliion to
bring their lhips of war to anchor in the Straits
of Conftantinople, and fiall moreover obtain
from the Porte the necefary fuppIies.
9Th. Rufiian fuble6ts, old or new, wherever
they may be, fhall have the privilege of trading
through the whole extent of the. Turkiih En-
Pire, and even to pofiefs property there.
18th. The Greek veliels that carried the Ruff
fan flag and were forced to lay it aide by or
der of the Porte, fhall have the liberty of refum-
ing it.
9th. The Grecian fubjeas of Turkey fhall be
allowed to enter the Ruf1ian fervioe when they
pleafe (; the Porte gives them permiflion to do
70.
9th. The right Of Legations relative to inter-
prefers, fhall remain on the old footing.
10th. The Ambaffador of France fha quit
Conftantinople.
nth. No Firmans nlsll be any longer gran
ted to the veiiels of Turkilh fubjeats to proceed
to the countries of the enemies OF Ruflia.