The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1907.

cife of their worfhip ihould be fecured to them
His majefty advifed them to concern them.
feives with their own affairs, to remain peacea.
bic, and pay obedience and refpett to the foyer
eign.
The courts of juRice were prefented. His
maJetty converted with the members of the
courts of appeal, and gave them Tome infirutti-
on as to the manner in which juftice fhould be
administered.
Count Van Neale coming into the hall of au-
dience, the emperor faid TO him, Well, fir,
your ladies wiihed for war, and they have been
gratifed; 1t bee ONES you to manage your
houfehold BETTER" Letters had been inter-
cepted from the counts daughter. " Napole-
on (reading thete letters) will not continue the
war; let others carry on the war againt him."
No; will carry on no war. Not that /
doubt of my prowefs, as you have fuggefed !;
but in order to fpare the blood Of my fubjsets,
which is dear to me (; and becaufe it is preicrib-
ed to me by my hrft duty, only to fh-d the
fame for their honor and fafety. But the good
people of Berlin have been the facri6ce of the
war: while thofe who excited it have left them,
and are become fugtives. / flall reduce thofe
noble Courters to fuch extremities, that they
ff,all be compelled to beg their bread"
The emperor ordered that "a Of the beft
Burghers fhould he attended at the town
houfe, in order to felect 4 third of their number
to take upon them the civil government of the
place. Each of the 90 wards is to furnifh a
guard Of go men I; 70 that 1900 of the belt Bur-
shers will be entruted with the care of the city
and the management of the police.
The emperor faid to prince Hatzfeldt, I" Do
not appear in my prefence; have no need of
your icrvices retire to your eftatcs."
The emperor gave audience to the Chancellor
and the minifters of the king of Pruflia.
In giving infrufions to the civil adminifra-
ton of the city, the emperor faid, ." will not
fnffer any windows to be broken. My brother
the king of Pruf1ia ceafed to be king from the
day when prince Louis Ferdinand was bold
enough to break the windows of his majefy's
mnifter. His majety ihould have ordered him
to be hanged"
This day, the 2sth, his majefty mounted his
horfe to review marihal Davouft's corps. To-
morrow that under MARTIAL Augereau will pats
in review before him.
The Grand Duke of Berg, Martial Lannes,
and the prince of Ponto Corvo, are purifying
Prince Hohenlohe. After the gallant affair
with the cavalry at Zehdeuck, the Grand
Duke of Berg advanced to Templin, where he
found great quantity CT proviiions, and the
dinners for the Prulian Generals and their
troops ready drefied.
AT GranZee Prince HohenIohe changed his
route, and took the road 10 Furtttembe-g. 1t
is probable that being cut off from the Oder, he
will be furrounded and made prifoner.
The Duke of Wiemar is in Gmilar Gtuation
with refpeS TO Martial Soult. The Duke
fecmed to with to crofs the Ribc at Tangermun-
de, in order TO approach the Oder. On the
2sti. Martial Soul. anticipated him. II VIC
come up with him, not a man will efcape if
be ucceeds in crofiing the Oder, he will fall in
to the hands of the Grand Duke of Berg, Mar
fba Lannes, and the Prince of Ponto Corvo
A part of our troops are upon the Oder. The
king of Prufiia has pafIed the Viftaia.
Count Zaitrow was prefented to the Emper-
or on the 9th, at Charlottenburg, and delivered
letter from the King ofPruflia.
At this moment an aid-de-camp from prince
Eugene has announced victory obtained over
the Ruilians in Albania.