The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-21
NETWORK, Auguft IA.

The Paris papers by the brig Stephen from Dor.
deaux are to the 25h Of June at which time nothing
later than our former accounts had been received from
the grand army; nor do the papers contain any
of importance.
Letters from Berlin mention tina, the snfwer of the
britiih government to the proportions made it to
oper negotiations for peace had arrived at the Ruliian
head quarters and had been tranfmted from thence
TO the Emperor Napoleon. In this anf~er the court
OF London exprees readiness to enter upon negooi-
afions IN concert with its allies and reln1uifhes the
manner OF opening Them entirely to the peaiure of
the emperor OF Rui.ia. A correspondence relative to
this important obje9 was faid to be e1abihed be-
tween Tslleyrand and the Ruian minifter for foreign
affairs who was at Koningiberg. What augurs IA
Vouraoy, IS, the frequency Of the direct communicate
on between the headquarters of the two armies,
French and Ruilian es-de-camp daily palIing from
one to the other with dispatches.
The htuation OF affairs has Undergone the final.
lett change iince the reduction of Dantziek the en-
peror continued there at the date of la advces
andth different corps Of the army remained quiet in
their environments.
Cardinal Fetch prince Prirnate of the Confedera-
ton OF the Rhine) has coded Ratifbon the King of
BAVARIA, and is to be Unidentified by an extent of ter
ritory IN Tome other part of Germany.
1t was reported at Bordeaux, ON the day Capt. Skid
dy lett it, that the King of Pruia had made fepara,e
peace with France. Letters received at Warfaw on
the 9Th OF June from the French head quarters ment
On TINS circumttahce 10 far fate that the pre
minaries were figned Olivia, near Dantzic on the
tirit days of that month.
one OF our late Paris papers contains the following
article:
q" AT the fame time that the new. of the expulfion
OF the Engih from Egypt gains credit, it is aerted
that corps OF 1000 troops of the fame nation, Ian
oeu IN CalabFia, has been pieces by general
Negnier The time choien for this landing would
MAKE one iupPoie 1t to have been concerted with the
eonipraey lately ditcovered at Naples. This would
De ireih reafon for being aionihed that the Engh
government hould always refort to means which have
ever proved fatal to it, which would tarnih the luf-
rs OF fucceis, fuPpofing they could have any, and
which augment hundred fold the fhame of a defeat
when 1t is the refult of fuch manenvres"
Under date of Naples, 3lit May, is faid, &" The
Engliih landed about the end of this month 5000
,rooPsin Calabria. General Regnere has complete
y defeated them 500 remained the field of bat
tie; the remainder were made prfourrs. a confpi-
racy formed at Palermo, and which was to break out
at Naples, on Corpus ChriRi day, has been dilco-
vered The five principal confpirators were conden,-
ned to death, and executed within "a hours"
lhe government of Nuremberg has caufed re-
port to be Pubfhed containing the fubftance of the
lat intelligence from the Grand Army, and which
aHords the hope OF peace The following is the man.
ner IN which the report is expreffed this fubieG
According to the moi recent intelligence which
his maety has received from the head quarters of the
Srahd Army, the hopes of peace, far from being
van1uiihed' become daily tronger and more gene
The 1ege OF Graudentz was about to be carried On
Vigorouiiy. A corps of ten thoufand men has march,
cd 10 reinforce the army that nveRiny that for
trefs
The tortreis of Neifs capi,uated on the IN of June,
and was to be taken Poeon of by the French on the
10TH IT not previouily fuccoured. The garrilon are
20 be Prioners OF war, and conducted to France the
officers only are prifoners upon parole.
Mere. dIv.