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

its information. has not received any fuch inte,li-
gence.
JanuaryS
We are 70 congratulate eur commercial readers on
the adunent Of the differences between Great Britain
and Anierica.-A letter, of which the following is
copy, was, with due attention to the mercantile inte
ret OF the oouAtry. tran,tted TO Philip S2nion "a
chairman ct the committee OF American merchants,
and by him fent to Lloyds and the American Coffee
hogfes.
Do-vai-. = Si,eefTan l, 1907.
Sir, have the honour of acquainting you, for the
information of the merchants Concerned in the trade
with America, that the treaty of anity, navigation
and commerce, between his Maiely and the United
States OF America, was yefterday igued BY the Com,
miioners respectively appointed for the purpoie by
the two governments. The treaty will be immedate-
~ tranirnitted to America but until the ra,6catons
on both ildes fha have been exchanged, it be
made public.
have the honour to be, &c.
HowIcK.
PHILIP SAMSON, Efq. Chairman of the Committee
me very Important terms OF this arrangement
are no osherwiie acquainted with than from report,
but we underitand, that the crcuitous trade with
the bellgerent Powers, through America, to be
allowed under certain conditions. We heartily
graduate the country upon the accommodation of
misunderstanding, which we undernand, the enemy
were ieduloufy endeavouring, both by their agents
IN IN. United States, and the corrup, and doyal fac
tons which difgrace that country to kindle into
war.
n mail from Libon arrived yeferday, brought by
the Auckland packet in ten days to Falmouth. The
letters by the mail ftate, that great approximations
It'll entertained that the Spanards about make
an attack on Portugal in confequence of orders from
bonaParte. The Spanilh government is extremely
tardy M their proceedings, beeaufe it is with reluc
tance that they undertake the expeditiou-Some of
letters had
Ro Janeiro, with of the reeapture of Bue-
nos Ayres by the Spanards and Indians, and that in
the action, Gen. Beresford killed. The reinforce
ment lent from the Cape lorbids to credit this re-
port.
Some neutral fhips, which failed within thefe few
DAYS Tor Holland, were not fuRered to enter Dutch
port On their arrival eff the coat boas fent
oil to them to flop their coming in, embargo had
been laid IN every port, and no fhips permitted
to go or in.
Another Gottenburgh mail arrived this morning
but we are orry to fay, that it does confirm the
intelligence brought by the mails of yeferday. Its
contents as under -
Cotten6Hrg, De- 26--The day before yellerday ar
rived courier from Conlfantinople, with dispatches
Tor the brth government. He is alto the bearer Of
dPatches from Vienna which place hearing of the
late operations of the French he made the be of his
way for port in the Baltic, and embarked at Ko-
ningiberg on board merchant ihp, which landed him
IN Sweden, near Malmo. The king and Queen of
Pruilia, both in the neghbourhood of Koningf-
burg, as were ALTO the minilters Haugwiz and
%hoot when the courier left that place, which was
about the 18th or 18th inf. There was no account
OF battle having been fought between the French *
Rufians.
Stra5nnd, Dec 1871 have only time to inform you,
that the French are collecting Ancam, Dommin,
&c IN great force in the former place, iaid be
already 10000 men.
CotkerEu pb Dr. 96 since tho .hov. ,y,s rsca;,,ad
accounts have reached that Marlhal Mortier with
corps of 10000 .men, is in the neighbourhood of
Strafund.
No lei than three mei1engers arrived at Lord How
ick's office yeterday afternoon, with dispatches from
Peterfburgh, and other parts of the North. One of
theie brought dispatches from Lord Hutchinlon the
contents OF which have not tranipired but report
ays, that they mention fome advantages having been
obtained by the Rn!lians the enemy on the Vif
tua.
The Emperor OF pufIia, we undertand, has ifIued
ihort but fprited Manfefto, in which he declares
that he will ufe all the which providence has
put in lis power extirpate the common Enemy of
Man and that, if neceary, he will bring 500, 5000
into the field for that purpofe.
January 4.
gentleman who landed Hull, and arrived in
town yelerday, left Mcneil on the 9th uIt and pailed
fevera days Koningiberg, whence he failed on the
2oth.-Tie faw the King and Queen of Prullia at
niali town near honingieerg the day before his de-
parture Their Majeees lodged grocer's fhop,
and the Prime Miniher, Haugwitz, occupied a mi
ierable apartment at an apothecary's THE King
Imported the extraordinary revere of fortune which
he has experienced, with compoiure and fortiude !;
but the Queen appeared feniibly afflicted the
full change in her eondition-There were about
1000 troops in the town, and about 10000 at Ko-
ningfberg and its neighbourhood.
Mr.. Morer, MIR. Moore, MIR. Murray, and other
Engliih gentlemen, who arrived in town on Friday
and yelterday from the continent, are unanimous in
the mon favourable reports of the number and effic-
ency OF the Ruilan armies. Mr.. Morer in his route
from Vienna to Konngfberg, pafed the corps under
General Benningfen--t $4,000 flroug, and in
excellent order. Its retreat from the Viaula princ-
pa!ly aroe from the of proviloEs, the Fru(ian
magazines being every where empty
Mr.. Morer heard nothing Of the fall Of Graudentz.
He mentions, that properly belonging to the King of
PruiIia, of comfortable value, embarked board
two vefels Libbau, but he uniformed of their
defination.
The Bank a, Pofen has been opened to receive vo-
uDtary contributions fof defayng the expences of the
general armament. Two individuals, MeIrs. DzialIn-
*, and Szoldriiki, gave, the $4,000, and the
ther 7O,Coo Poliih forms.