The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-17

sent me, and expect with so much the more
impatience the documents you promise me
relative to the land forces and the interior OF
the country ID Atpresent these documents
are more necessary ). than ever. and Won know
the service you will do his sly in procur-
ing them as exact as possible" 81
No. S, is a note from Count Romanzoif, to
D'Alcreus, desiring him to sound Baron ID.
,Armfei.lt. and to fatter his ambition. an or
der to induce him to quit the court OF Stuck
ho.m-Ghe subject OF this note we have al
ready given.) This dispatch concludes with
observing, that Count Komanzoif is we'll &C
quanted with M. Alopeus's experience in
business.(2}
|. No. 6, is a letter from Count Nicholas Ro-
manzoh, tom. De Lisakewitsch, the Rcssi-
an minister at Copenhagen, instructing him
to press the Danish ministry to cooperate
withRussia, in persaading the Court of
Stockholm to join these two powers against
England, or in case CT its refusal, to declare
war against IT.
% The plan, no doubt, was to revolution
ize Sweden asst was attempted to revoluti-
onize Finland. Gan sovereign so far for
lget himself? TIC descend TO the obscure paths
OF treason and corruption? To sacrifice the
respect due by every lawful sovereign to the
ties that unite subjects to their government
Such are the examples afforded in an en-
pire composed Of ten different nations that
Hate each other. Note by the Swedish go
lvernment.)
(2) 1t is this experience which justices the
measures of the kim, towards M. Atop ens.--
LDitto) S
| A gentleman OF vcrae:.s- VINO says he. has
reao Madrid Ssazcttes of recent dates, give:
the following details
| The Prince of Pence l,,,r,;,- ~ do,,,,,
that some unforeseen circumstances would
strip him of the unlimited power he posses
sed, formed the project of making himself
a sovereign prince over the Electorate O!
Hanover, and render himself independent
,of the caprice OF a master. lie wished to
buy the electorate OF the King of England.
with a guarantee that he would not attempt
/ to conquer it. Money carried in ENGLISH
I frIgates from Vera Cruz, was the price of
the absolute Pronunciation Of the King of Es-
gland to the Electorate. One of the objects
OF Eeaaharnois, the French ambassador at
Madrid, was the marriage OF one OF the re-
latives of Napoleon, to the prince Asturias
The Prince of Peace foreseeing his fall, if
this union TOOK place, multiplied the obsta-
cles to its accomplishment. He negotiated
with the French government or that same e.
Electorate ana his consent to the marriage
was the apparent success of the negotiation.
! here is the reason Or preteXt which &C
celebrated the passage OF "a great number of
Spanish troops to the French army in Eu-
rope tn: prince ef As:%::::aS 81 his f,ai-t
carried on secret correspondence with the
French ambassador !; the object was to ruin
this powerful upstart. This last having dis
covered the conspiracy, denounced to the
king, the prince OF Asturias, tas traitor to
his father and to the state. The irresista-
bic influence Of Napoleon -o!1teined the par
don and reinstation OF the prince in the
kings favor, or rather convinced him of his
sons innocence. The prince of Peace has
been tool which the French Government
made use Of to effect his purposes and who
they destroyed when he became useless or
roublesome.4L louisiana Monitor.