The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
[NoLuME 8
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! SALEM, March 3.
Confirmation Of. foreign nezps, from French po-
/ Pers TO tie 2!f Jonuary, receiprd G. MarbGc-
read, by CAPT. MaGervcy, in 80 days from Bor-
Geamx.
ANCLAM, Jan. 5.
Gen. Morter was preparing 70 enter Swedifl
Pomeranis, and Gen. Harfield was preparing
to receive him. He has frong carlton, and
5000 Swedes in Rugen, with a numerous ar
ti!!ery. The French received continual REIN
forcements.
BADE, Dec. a5.
What has been faid of the treatybetween Ruff
fla & Turkey, is falte. The Muf1umans are
alarmed At the movements of RuGia, and the
Rufan commanders have demanded reinforce
ments. The Schah of Peria is alto iaid to in.
tend to repulfe the unjuf aggrefIions of the Ruff
fans, and enter Georgia.
VIENNA, Dec. 2s.
The march ofthe Ruilians through Modayia
and Wallacha has difcovered the projects of
Rufiia againft its neighbours. Runia declared
at the fame moment that it acted in conc rt
with Turkey. The Porte ran to arms. Pai1a
wan Ogou & his allies belieged Bucharef with
10000 men, and this checked the Ruflian army.
The Porte demanded an explanation of the Ruff.
iian minifter, but he declared himfelf unable 10
give one. The Pacha of Widden finding that
the Rutiians had arreGed the French ConGuI,
arefted the Rudian Conful. 1t is furprzipg
that the Engliih fupport the Rufiaua in fuch
meaiures, as their commerce will furely fuffsr-
for it.
COPENHAGEN, JAM. g.
The Swedih Secretary has arrived with dif
patches, and he has gone to Kiel.
HAMBURG, Jan. 9.
traveller lately from Sweden informs that
the ienie of the nation is not in favour of the
preient meafures of that crown, and that nlapv
are favorable to the Poles-That the King is 70
well acquainted with opinions at Stockholm.
that he re hdes at Malmoe He does not appear
to with to enter into the war, but only to de-
TEND Fomerania. Some negotiations with the
French are expected. All diplomatic relations
between Hamburger and Sweden bad ceafed.
general impotence difcovered to find out
what would be done at Copenhagen. The
courier from the head quarters of the French
Emperor had not returned. Denmark had re-
eeved proportions from England but they had
not been encouraged. In Stockholm, on the
s5th Dec. the King of Sweden had publilhed
decree to be read in all the Churches to pre-
vent all Jews from entering his dominions. A
Gngular method of being revenged on the
French.
MUNICH, Jan. 4.
No town is without orders for recruits
ID duiau Is 10 De IN the belt ftate of defence.
PARIS, Jan.l4.
Ii IS reported that the Emperor will foon re-.
turn to Paris--That the French army during the
rgour of the ieafon, is fti impatient for victory.
but that the Emperor wfles by an honorable
repote, to prepare his army for future Victories
while he attends to the great concerns of his
Empire.
MENTZ, Dec. e5.
A German Journal, which has great c;reuI,
ton, Jays, "The petition of Rufiia at the pre-
tent moment, is awful. An innumerable French
army is marching through Poland, which i,felf
is ALTO oieeting all its forces TO profit from an
opportunity which may never again offer. for
the recovery and Establishment of its ndepen-
dence- The Turks riGng on the fouth, deter
mined to avenge their long degradation, and
forever to prevent IFS return. In fine, PerGa.
whIce has already fent an ambanddor TO Napo-
leon, will not futfer to eicape 70 favorable an op-
portunity TO repDlfe from its frontiers danger
Gus neighbour, who is every day penetrating
towards the center of its empire. Thefe are
fure evils TO Ruflia. And fhould the KING of
Sweden, attentive to his true intereR, profit
from the pretent fdte of RufIia, he mivht re.
cover the provinces his predecei1ors loft All
tackled on all fdes, nfccure on the Baltic and
the Black Sea, what refftance could Ruff,
make with its boffle-belied empire TO an army
Of French, that could annihilate his refources y,