The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-07

| in order to obfervc its motions. Other inte-
gence ftates, that the Spanilh fquadron of Car
thagena had lkewife fct fail, for the purpofe of
joining the Toulon feet; fhoud this be the
Gale the allies will have very respectable forces
| in the Mediterranean.
HAMBURGER, May 20.
The report that the armnice with Sweden
was broken off, is entirely defitute of founda.
| ton. An exchange of priloners is jult propol-
ed.
Letoe is appointed Governor of Koningf-
| berg. Butcher commands the PrufIian army in
Poland.
May 80.
All our late letters are calculated to prepare
US for news of a general battle, which is expect
| ed to take place between the 10th and 5th of
June. Bennington is faid to be ilI.-The Pruf.
| han Major General Lauren was killed at DantZ-
lex. General Ellen has quilted the RufIian
| army on account Of illnefs.
HAGUE, May 81.
Arrangements are making at Fiufhing as if
| the place was actually befeged. All the trees
| in the vicinity except fruit trees have been
| dered to be cut down, that they might not CO.
| yer the approach of an enemy.
JUNE, 13.
The capitulatiou of the fortrefs of Neifs is an
| nounced as official.
Gen. Lefebvre has been appointed heredta-
| ry Duke of Dantzic, with an endowment in
| lands.
H. M. the Emperor arrived at Dantzic the
lift June. He flept on the proceeding evening
| at the Abbey of Olivia. On his arrival H. M.
reviewed different bodies of troops.
Monitew.
The Orient, with 90 men, has beat off the
boats of the SPARTAN, Britilh Frigate. There
were 100 men in the boats. The Engliihmen
were nearly all killed-but one Frsnchman
perifhed.
| VIENNA, May ls.
The MontenegrDs are preparing to fight "a
gainf the French at Cattaro and the Arnauts
to fight againft the Montenegrins.-We have
again report that the Rufians have been again
defeated before Ilhmae, and obliged to raife
the Gege. The Greeks are faid to be difiatsfed
with the Ruf1ians.
| The French General Marmont has gone to
Raeufa to form corps of $4,000 men, to COM
mence the fiege of Cattaro. Laurifon is gone
| to Bofnia.
The Iat meiTenger from Turkey ltates, that
the Servian army has taken up concentrated
petition in the interior of Serva, and that hther
to nothing denotes an intention on the part of
the Turks to advance 70 far.
| May %.
| The former Grand ViGer Juffuf, Pacha of
EtZerum and Trebifond, has taken from the
Rufhans by furprife, the cattle of Anacri, of
great importance from its ftuaton near the
mouth Of the Phafus. A fimilar attempt which
he made on Kambal, was not attended with
equal fuccefs.
The affairs in Turkey have fuddenly aTumed
a very different afped after having publifhed
that the Servans had obtained great advantage,
the Prefburg Gazette fays, that Czerni Georges
was attacked near Widen by large Ottoman
corps, that he loft 5000 men killed or taken
prifoners, and that he himfelf owed his efcape
only to the fwiftnefs of his horfe.
| 7rauHafed for the Mercantile Ad1ertiJer from
late Paris Papers.
BORDEAUX, June 4.
| The Barcelona volunteers forming the firft CO.
| lumn of Spanifh troops, on their way TO Join
our army entered, this city yefterday morning.
General Sabatier, accompanied by his taf, and
Escorted by piquet of cavalry, went to meet
this corps and no military honours m!ed CT
! hmar occafions have been omitted in weIc ON
| ing this regiment, which, notwithstanding the
| long route it had performed, appeared to be in
fine order. A number of perfons, attracted by
! curiohty, had afiembled on the paf1age of our
| allies, who mutt have dfcovered on all their
countenances the piealure they felt at feeling
them.
LuBEc, 20 May.
The king of Sweden, Gnce his arrival at
Stralfund, where he aghted at general ElIen's,
is continually difpatchng couriers on diverGe
points, but Especially towards the French head
quearters. The hopes of complete reconciIia.
| ton with France have been received with rap
ture by every Swedilh officer. The conditions
of the armiitce are executed in the molt fcru-
pulous manner An Enelilh brig, which had
anchored in the road, having ihown an inten-
ton to land few men under various pretences,
| it has been declared on the part of the Swedilh
commandant, that any Englifbman who lhould
dare TO violate the neutral territory of Pomera-
MIA, would he arreted and dfarmed.
The Ruliians fuffered much at the engage
ment of the 9Th, oppoGtc to Dantzck, from
the terrible fire Of the French light cavalry.
They pretend that the Prullians have not done
their duty, and the latter fay the fame thing of
the Ruliians.
The Berlin Gazette contain, the following
aricle:-
There has been much talk of feveral days con-
verfation which took place between II. M. the
emperor of the French and Mr.. Schleintz, pre-
| hdent of the chamber of Marienwerder. II.
M. the emperor faid to Mr.. Schlenitz that
| Pru1ia having coBiented TO fUbmit to the domi-
nation of RufIia, the concluding of peace be-
came confequently very difficult, becaufe Ruff.
fla, nltead of aiding France, to bring England
within due bounds, and by that means to re-