The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07
Gur0pe.
Fr0s. Lonaon papers, reeeived at Norfolk, to tie
l9tb Of AagmR, ineiaEve.
LONDON, Anyuit Ills. g

Sir Stephen Sharp, lately conlu general at St.
Petersburg, feiit of on Friday, with orders to
all our merchant Hips to leave that pert infan,ly
SEINE private accounts received by the Danfh
mail, which arrived Monday night, nate, that a.
mong the fccreS articles OF the treaty between Rua
and France, it is Ripuated, that niould England re-
lea the offered medistion, Ruihs and Pruils will
form alliance with France and hiut their ports to
Brtiih hips and commerce, as well as eo-oferatc IN
fuch further mesfures of hotses France hai! thea
fugg.a to them. Aufria and other powers ere to
he invited to join the general league aina Great
Britain. To induce Au.tria to this, BorsParte is
fad TO have promifed Taife the emperor Franc,ss
uncle, the grand duke of Wurtzburgh, the dig
nifty ofking of Franeona, and 70 add Anipach, Bay
Feuth, and Banberg, to his dominons
The following official notice pubiisted at AM
fterdam on the III inf" Notice is hereby given,
the par, of the Danifh Confuate, TO all perfons
engaged in commerce and navigation that official sd
vices have been received which contain the iaeisiac
tory afarance, that notwithstanding what has paiied
at Tonnngen, and notwithstanding the OBTAINING and
carrying in of feyeral Danih Ap,, not the i'maeh
diunion exits between the courts of Great Britain
and Denmark; and nothing has happened which
Gan give any weil-founded cauie tor alarm.
Among III. extraordinary occurrence. OF the day
may be reckoned the manner IN which Jerome Bona
parte has been transferred from Saxon to Wr-
tembnrg prineef, the former heirefs, the latter
not Jerome, if any religion at all, is iaid 20 he
Catholic. The princef. OF Rur,emberg, whosi,
be b'nsreS with his hand, is Proteitant. This
morable marriage was to have taken place b. proxy
on the 5eh inf. May i, not be ranked among the
marveou. OF the day. tina, the brother OF Bcnaparte
fhould become the Ion-in-law of The queen of Wir-
femberg, lately PRINCES royal of Epgand, and thus
already, By NOR ties than one, very relative
OF our royal family !! Jerome isfaid to have made
preing folicitaton, to be allowed iend for his la
dy from America and retire any inlali portion of
territory which the emperor, his brother, might al
"a oil bts h..x, ~,
sfeS,u1l.
Auguh 9.
Nolntligence whatever reached town this morn
ing from admiral Gambler, but information of de-
ciilve nature may be expected in the oourfe of two
or three days. We have reafon believe, from
~ good authority, thar Saturday 18th nil was the
isi' day allowed the Daniih government to deter
mine whether they would become the allies Of this
country, ard declare agsin1 France, or become
enemies they adopted the former part of the al
Tentative, our troops land and aa in
with the Danes againlt the French if the latter,
understand that the orders given to commanders
were to take poileion of the iaand of Zealand and
the Danih navy.
The converfaron which paaed between the king
of Sweden and general Bruno will excite lively in
fereit in all liberal minds for the fate of tina,
arch 1t comes in fuch ihape admit of but lit
tie doubt OF ts authenticity in any point, for tho
1t nlua, of courfe, have been detailed by the king
himief it is mPofble fufpea his veracity and no.
nor. Indeed, the account which general Bruno him.
Iefgave of the conversation is trong proof that the
general fubtance OF the prelent fatement is correct
though it received different from his repreien-
fation Ii there be any part OF the conversation that
tends to excite the dpeafure of Bonsparte towards
general Bruas, the latter only blame himls for
II he had communicated Of it than what i'm
niedatey related to the purport of the meeting, Wig.
the additional cauie in the armiftic there is
Ion to believe that the king OF Sweden would have
thought It necei!ary proper pronulge the
whole. Indeed it is rather to be fuppolcd that the
king from motives OF humanity, would have re-
ported any thing chat have expofed the French
general to the anger of his matter. But the king of
Sweden was probably induced to lubnni, report of
this conversation TO the world merely account
OF what general Bruno though. proper to publiih ON
the iubjst but on of many particulars which
he had privately circulated, and which, doub;leis,
reached the knowledge of the king of Sweden, as
they were communicated to ui foGe time ago, tho
we did not think it right relate them. But the
port as given by the king of Sweden is Aili in
terefting, as there have been many attempts the
part OF his enemies to make the world believe that his
opPoition to France 70 much the reiut of his
high isnfe OF what is due the eaule of legitimate
iovereigaS, as ct romantic temper that eyinced
wildneis or imagination, which rendered him unfit
Tor the important hation Ae occupies. 1t is, howe
yer, nante by the account Of the memorable inter
view which we infert this day, that though the king
OF Sweden feels the full value of rightful authority,
and 4 hrm attachment to the unfortunate honfe Of
Bourbon, he betrayed no raih emotions, but evincsd
the ientinents of dignifcd mind, and thar his OBJ
fervations are the refut of good fenfe humanity ho-
nor, aud due reflection the INABILITY OF fortune
as well IS reliance that Providence which can at
Will e1ait the lo~ly, and bring down the great
We fear thar theie noble feutimerts of the amable
and heroic monarch will have little eIe q upon the
people OF the continent in general who fsern TO be
funk INTO the Lowell depths OF humiliation and terror
but they will ierve increae the veneraton and at
taehmen of his own iubeas, and render his charac-
ter theme OF euogy in every country where public
iprn is not extiDgnhed, and where it may freely en-
Preisi.ielf in paying jun homage 70 elevated worth
SYr.
CONFERENCE
Bef4geea tGs KizS Of Sggsd.a and Gen. Brrr1
The following is faid to be report Of the confer.
enec between the King of Sweden and Gen. Bruno
I; is certified genuine, in the folio wing note to the
Editor of an evening paper. |. certainly an anu
iug article.
SIR,
The following is trannition Of the conversation
which Pahed between his msjedy the king of Swe-
dtl and Gen. Bruno, at Sch4tkov, on the 9Th Of
June, as pubfhed By command, at Strslfund; &
ifyou think it will be interetng 10 your readers,
you are welcome 10 inlert it in your paper.
GUSFAVUS ERUHMhRK,
Chaplain 70 the Sweiiih Legation the Court of St..
Ianess.
The original publication begins thus -
An incorrect article has been Inherited in the Ham.
burgh aud AItona Papsrs, concerning his royal ma.