The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07

The King Yes.
The Gen. Blu, fiocld no. yonr ma}eay wiz, to a.
gree privately, that the arn,Ree fhall not eeafe till
alter months notice
The King. You do not know me rightly if you
believe me incapable of entering into fuch n engage
ment.
The Gen. i know your msety's character.
Such is the fubnanee OF the conference, during
which general brune found it difficult to conceal his
emssrfaIment, which. notwithstanding all his endea-
YOURS, was apparent in his and CONVEX
iation.
When the mefIenger who arrived on Saturday at
tsrnoon with dispatches from lord Cathcars came
way, the bciiegng army had rot commenced their o.
Perations Immediately asain the wor, but their pre-
Parations were actively carried on and nearly inihed
Our commercial relations with Ruilia, which
hsvs 10 long been the fube of anxious fpecslaton,
or rather OF ferrous apprehension, are not, we ars
iorry to obisrve, ia very prolperous way. An
imperial Ukafc has been pubihcd at ST. Peterfbursh
and was received in London on Saturday aa. Ii APP
pears by this the Brtifh merchants in the Ruff
an empire are now reduced the neceity of become
ing fubjeets OF the emperor Alexander, of being
treated as foreign gues, without any of the privileges
to which they were entitled by the late treaty.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT l.
Late Ian evening arrived the fch'r Eliza and Katy,
NaPt' S'ooJ, i'oHi SoIR, ana iaVoTeu Us WIKI q
Cork paper of the gin OF Augua, from which we
have the following:
LONDON, hug. t6.
There isgrear reafon to apprehend that the Emps-
ror Alexander has been induced by the intrigues &
articles of Bonaparte ard Taeyrand to break off his
connsxion with this country. One of the fecret art-
eles in the treaty between France and Ruia. faid
to tpuate, that unlef Great Britain accept the pro-
Tered mediation within the time fpeciGed, RuGia will
not only lhut her ports agantt us, and prohibit all
commercial intcrcouife, but will form triple ALI
ance, ofcnive and defenfve with France and PruIia,
There is reafon to think that the milton OF Sir
Sharpe to Peterfburgh, is in eonfequence of the in
formation which government has received on the
point, TO which we have alluded.
We have received letter from an officer attached
to the Expedition which has reached Strallund, by
which we afured that the inagnauinous King of
Sweden, as foon he learned that the king of Pruf-
fla and the Emperor Alexander, had deferted the
eauie, for which they had worn make every iacri-
hce, order General Butcher to march his troops to
Wain and Uiedom.
The king of Saxony reported to have announced
his daughters refulal to marry Jerome when he met
Napoleon at Dreiden. The irritation Of Buonsparte
IS iad to have been nconceiyable and it operated 70
much upon his ipirits, that he would take
ton whatever during his fay. The Prncsfs Ca.he-
rne of Wurtemburgh, the propofed comfort of Je-
rome was propofed to him by Napoleon, fome time
iince, but he treated the offer with contempt and is
faid to have made preing fluctuations be allowed
to iend for his Lady, from America, and retire to
any fma portion Of territory which the Emperor, hi,
brother, might nllot to him; but his remonarances
were, however, Intellectual.