The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-13


register. Is.
We are indebted to TIE politeness of ouI.
friends (says the New-York Oracle) who
have furnished us with liberal extracts
from their letters, together with intc,li-
gence received in conversing with the pas
sengers by the Lorenzo.
The troops which defled THOUGH Bordeaux
and the adjacent country, were only betweo n
20 anu 10000, their destination was equally
intended To act against Portugal and Spain
The latter being to undergo q total change Of
government, and be included in the Dynas-
~ Of the Bunapartes >, 49, $50
The spouse of Lucier7 Whom he had mar
red without consent of N,ipolcon) lately died
OF very short illness. 1t was generally be
lleved that tbs widowed Prince would short
~ be married 20 some Princess, and be in stall-
ed as king ofSpain and Portugal, which king
dom will assume some Now and more appro-
PIRATE name.
was whispered misteriousiy in fashiona-
bic circles, that the Emperor Napoleon at
Milan, was engaged in ef}ccting his fancifu
changes III the political state of Europe
The kingdom Of Italy is to be INCREASED, and
assigned for the maintenance of his beloved
Empress, from whom his matrimonial ties
arc tobe cancelled by DIV rec, from the hqrts
OF his holiness the Pope. The Empire l
then reign over Italy, and the crown 10 be-
Come hereditary in'tie family of Beauharnois,
through. her son the present Eice-EoyGf the
same.
he Emperor Napoleon invested with the
title OF Emperor of the West, will ally HIM
sell 70 the House or Russia, by marrying the
Rrincess Catharine, sister to the Emperor
Alexander, who's to assume the title Of En-
peror Of the East, and place his brother Con-
StantlDe .gt
which city is to be the metropolis Of . Kingdom
from the dominions OF Turkey in
Europe.
~ The siege of Gibraltar was spoken Of, but
Tot as a mater of primary Importance. Il
Cambaceres the Arch Chancellor Of Il :.
Empire was at Bordeaux, where the most
splendid entertainments were given on the oc-
casion.
The Embargo at Bordeaux was laid pur-
suant TO the equipment and sailing of the Sc
cret expedition of which Frigates have ar
rived at martinique.
he Embargo was taken of on the 4th De-
cember.
The prevailing opinions in Bordeaux at the
departure OF the Lorenzo Capt Dill, were.
that war would be declared by France a.
galnst the u. 5. on the event of their adjust
ment with England.
The Algerihes have declared war against
rance.
The Algerines have also issued their de-
ciaratlon OF war against tke United States of
America.
MIR. Lee, American Consul at Bordeaux,
has addressed his dispatches 10 tie Secreta-
ny OF State; supposed to. contain an cffciaI
account or the Algerine declaration of war a.
Salnst the u. >. and of the actual commence
ment of hostilities.
a.. Coffee had risen to 90 cents immediately
on the news of the English blockading decree
being known, which was only three DAYS be-
tore the sailing of the Lorenzo
The Emperor Napoleon arrived at the foot
Of mount Cents on the Goth Nov at Turin il
the evening Of the same day, and on the day
alter at noon he was at Milen-his arrival at
these places were conveyed to her Imperial
Majesty by Te!egfaphic dispatches.
A letter from gentleman in London da-
ted the 30th NoY. says, it is earnestly hop
ed here by tbs fritnls of America. that an
embargo will be laid in all Your ports, and
prohibition of all manufactures Such mca-
sures viii be sure to bring both France and
England to sense OF justice"