The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-03
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From Tie Be)fou Palladium ejrNiareb le.


In our Foreign Department French and Ruff
, fian accosnts Of war operations will be found,
, ot an inierefting, though contradictory nature.
We have tndeavored to give full view of GER
'ain diipu'a'ive points /; and the reader viii
u!e his intelligence to decide between them.
The negotiations between Sweden and
France, refpetti.g Swedifl Pomerania, (athouyh
partial convention for its evacuation by the
French had been agreed to, and in part COM
piled with remained unfettled; and by the Ian
accounts Gan. I2) Mor,et bad again taken
polls OF Anclam, and the country was treat.
ed III the mott hottie manner.
report lad ariten, from aLintz article of
Jan. g, that Bonaparte had actually emploved
the mediation OF Auft'is TO bring about fep-
arate peace between Prullia and France. This
article ALTO Ilated as the mott recent intslli
sen'e from Vienna, that more intimate connexi-
ons than ever, were the eve of being formed
between France and Auitria, and which, il is
iaid, cannot but contribute, in mott powerful
manner, To the re-enabli.hmcnt of Continsn-
tai Peace"
commercial treaty was upon the tapis be-
tween y. Is. and Ruilia, by which the produce
"t the Brtllh colonies, notwithstanding all the
vengefuI Efforts OF Bonaparte, it was faid, would
have an extenfve and ready market.
a report, which was but little credited, had
beer received in London, from Holland, Eating,
that anegociation was about being opened be-
tween RuiIia and France.
Letters from Holland, received in London.
(feb. lo) Rated. that in confequence of the A.
farming height to which the infuie ction in the
tleiian terrltories had reached, the whole of the
regular force in that country had been ordered
to march iunms d:itely. Heflia had been nut
under martial law and Gen. Michaud was to
t'ke the command for its reduction. That OBJ
Ject accomplished, it was fuppofed that the
Dutch forces would proceed TO Poland, WIFI
Their every ,iifpofable man in France, or any of
Its dependencies, was TO be hurried.
lhe Daniih prehes had been put under
French control! Several Danilli journals having
given itatements Of fucceGes obtained by the
Ruiiians IN Poland, the F.ench Envoy at Copen-
hagen complained to the Ddn,ih Government
on the occation asdthe King, in ooniequencc
renewed his mandate of the h Of October,
100, which declares, that any of his fuhiecfs
FULFILLING any fatemeDt, remark, or hint in
FURIOUS to the inIerefs wifics of any of the
oeliigerent powers, in any Journal within his
dominions, fuch Journal fhal he fuppreiltd, and
the writer Puniihed.-The Britiih and Ruiiian
Minitlers had inGled, in Memorials, that all
accounts favourable to RulIia and her allies,
man receive the fame uurs drained publicity in
Denmark, as the French Bulletins or the lat
ter, as well as the former, fhall he interdicted.
Private letters add, that the Editors of papers.
though poiief1ed of authentic accounts unfayor.
able to the French, dared not Puhfi them
though they have pubIhed that in the affair Of
the Goth Dec. the French were fuccefstuI. The
King of Denmark was faid 20 be dangerouly
i'll.
Our Minifers in London hsd received diff
patches from MIR. Arnitrong, eating that he had
Official aiIhrances that American veficls COMING
direct from America, or returning from England
to the U. States, would not be molvNed by
French cruifers, &c.
S,veral Jenpt,t;oo, c.1.,
had waited upon Bonaparte, TO obtain fome re-
milton of the decree of 2lt Nov. refpe ding the
trade with England he had uniformly treat
ell them with contempt, and declared in great
paiiion, his determination not to give I'D apy
point that would harrafs the BritiG trade.
The period for the abolition of the Slave
Trade was agreed upon in the Bri,lh Houre
OF Lords 9th Feb. The time limited is n Ian.
1903.
On the evening of the lqth Ian. yefIel Ivino
in the Rapcnburg Canal, near Levden, (Gsri
having on board 10000 lbs. gun powder, blew
up ieveral hundreds of people Ion their lives.
and chief part of the buildings in the city were
thrown down.
II is limited in popular French Journal, that
the three Hanfe Towns will have to pay forced
loan of 100000 of franks, out of which Ham.
burgh alone isl contribute Is millions!
In the Britifh Houfe ofCommons, in Deren,-
Der laft, Lord Caflereagh, after takng notice
OF the uetence'eis fate in which the zlrrfon of
Buenos Ayres had been left for nearly four
months without any reinforcement, faid, that
e" 1t was not merely in that point tina. the neg
IIgenCe and inattentioD of his M2jefy's Mint
tiers are to be Teen there is another and vtry
intereRing part of South America, where lit
ir lPlu lfi IL.