The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
LONDON, April 9.

tain 250mefea, from Londonderry.
LONDON, Aprils.
Yeaerday at 1s o'clock, his maieny came
from Windfor TO the Queens Palace. About
half pat O'Clock his maiehy gave an audience
to lord Erlsine, when his Iordfhip delivered up
the great feal. At 2 O'Clock, his majelty held
private levee; at which the following had the
honor of killing his majeay's hand upon their
feveral appointments t-Lord Eldon, on being
appointed Lord Chancellor. Mr.. Robert Ward,
on being appointed Lord Of the Admiralty.
Mr.. S. Bourne, on being appointed Lord of
the Treafury. The Duke of Richmond, on
being appointed Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
Lord Sydney, on being appointed Ranger Of
Hyde and St. James Parks, in the room of the
Earl of Futon. Admiral Gambler, on being
appointed Lord of the Admiralty. Major
General the Hon. John Abercromby on being
appointed to the command of the SD reei-
ment. Lord St. John religned his Staff of of
flee, as Captain of the Band of Gentlemen PEN
fioners. His majefy held Privy Council,
when Lord E!don was fworn in Lord High
Chancellor.
We daily expect to receive intelligence of
battle, which may eventually decide whether
Boaaparte is to remain beyond the VifuIa, or
whether he is to haten his retreat TO tlle Rhine.
Both parties, after the late tremendous trial of
Grength at Eylau, where Nature turned pa.
at the fight Of 70 much defruetion, are bring
ing up their reinforcements. We have alrea-
dy mentioned, that the intention of the Preach
is to turn the left wing of the Ruiians. But
this intention is underRood; Ellen is oppoled
to MAIZENA,, with hyperion force; and nnlefs
the former be defeated, this laR combination is
difconcerted and Napoleon mutt retire.
We have feen fome letters respecting the bat.
tie of Eyau, which throw new light on the
circumstances leading to that tremendous con-
het Bernadotte, alias Ponte Corvo, being
greatly preIrd, fent for reiEforcements. His
Courier was intercepted and Bonaparte adj
vancng to Koniefberg found himftlf in front,
not of a Ruilian detachment, but of the main
army. A battle was then unavoidable and it
exceeded, thofe letters fay, all that has ever
been heard of, or read in hifory. The num-
Der of the killed and wounded amounted to no
1eis than $4,000 men. OF thofe put bory de
sonsJat 5000 were RuiIians, and 10, 900 French.
The greater lois of the latter arofe from their
advancing upon the mot fortified part of the
R aey n s Mhsr re a aG wary snt fell
d ArmeJ CbeOaf made their way through the
Ruffan wings; they were there met by the
cavalry of referve, and but Is out of 5000 men
returned to "the Grand Army" The Ruffians
formed a compact mafs--a column of granite,
as tn French would exprefs it but before
night arrived, the appearance Of the PrufIian
",
end to the conflict, and caulrd the French to re.
treat.
Tbnrjaay, afternoon, 1trH2.
Foreign papers to the 23th ult. have reached
us, which abound in pacific reports. II feems
to be general opinion on the continent. that a
negotiations for peace, under the mediation of
the court Of Vienna, has either been actually
commenced, or is about to take place, between
France and Rufia. We truif, however, thar the
60 e. l.. IL =.
st. Peterborough, has fome better object in view,
than to relieve Bonapartr from his prefent en-
harraHment, by precipitate and i'll advifed
peace, which he would maintain juf as long as
1t tuited his convenience, and not one moment
longer. According to every appearance they
have al lait got the Tiger in the tolls and il is
their fault if they let him efcape. The follow.
ing is an article from
STUTTGART, March IA.
The reports of an armifce are fill in cir
culation and. it is added, that fince the me-
diation of the Court of Auitria has been offered,
the Emperor Napoleon has expreGed his will
lingoeS TO treat with Rutlia, upon the contii.
tions offered by M. D'Oubril. We mention
theft things merely as rumonrs; they only ferve
To !lIew the r-ntiments the psple of Germany
entertain OF the moderation of the Emperor Ma
poiron.
he ad3 another from Frankfort, March Is.
fOi iotuS udJ5 pau tneTc HdS Deen report
OF tbree-iod alliance between France, perfa,
and the Porte. Some fay it is already iigned
by the two latter powers, aud that France will
acccde to il.
% The news from Vt,Hna continues to wear
the moG pacific complexion. We are aiured,
that Baron ST.. Viucent's milton to Warfaw has
had the happiea conieGnenses; and that Auf-
tia will now exert all her Influence at st. Pc
telieUrg TO induce RuHis to make ace but,
fay theie advices, il contrary 10 al expectation,
the effort OF the Court 0f Vienna are not
crowned with fpccsfs, auGria will be more de-
termined than ever to remain ne utraI during the
prefeGt CONTEXT"
Capt. Weeks OF the nip Wilmington, has
favourgd the editor oftbe Mercantile Advertiser
with file of Paris papers TO the cd of a pril,
aud Rochelle TO ti.r 5th, both inclufive from
which the following articles are copied.
TreEasted FIR tie Mercantile Adverfift.
PRUSSIA
Berlin, 1SIb March.
The Emperor Napoleon is expected here c.
very moment. II is believed that his maiefty,
alter liiort Gay in this city, will fet off for
Drefdeo, where great preparations are making
ior bis reception.
French commiGary, convicted of divers
frauds, mas been condemned to death, Ai,I hot
ia the garden OF the menagerie.