The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18

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'y textrous III preserving the prcsens ocder
Of things, a new revolution must take aacc."i
Augustus.
Private letters from Rotterdam ofce2d, |
repeat the rumors of approaching hostiisies |
between France and Austria: That not on
ly Russia but Prussia, as far as its present
imbecility willpermit, is 70 take a part inrhe
war against Napoleon.
1t seems certain that the Austrian Mfiis-
ter has quilted Amsterdam, and returned to
Vienna. He has not, however, taken with
bin all the members OF his mission.---HH Sc
cretary remains. and the relations of stnity
are not formally broken. Il is evident how
ever, that he is recalled for the purpjse of
comforting with his court on the present pos
ture Of affairs between the two Empfc s of
France and Austria. 1t is extremely tro5a-
BILE that the minister at Paris is also 'recai-
led. 81.
According to these letters. the Fretch, on
their side, are extremely active in tiicir pre-
paratons for the approaching stormy
All the letters from the north Of Europe
received yesterday through HeligolaBd, con-
Cur in stating that the Emperor Alexander,
upon receiving intelligence Of the srbdicati'
on of the Royal family of Spain, EXPRESSED
himself in terms of the most unqualified dis
appreciation as to the manner and object of
that proceeding.
We have seen a letter from Calcutta, sta
ting that lis universally believed in India,
that 500 French officers have been sent to
psrsia and have begun to organize the Per-
sian armies, with the view of offensive ope-
rations against us. The letter states, that
the Mahrattas are preparing to declare a.,
gainst us, as soon as the opportunity is ri
ven. The unpleasant part of this intelligence
Is much softened by the information that our
Suvernment In Inuia Is IN full possession of
the circumstances, and has time to prepare
to meet the blow.
The Danes appearquite willing to co-ope-
irave in all the objects of Boaaparte. Intel
ligcnce was received yesterday that the fol-
lowing American vessels had been taken and
condemned at Copenhagen, for vi,lating the
provisions of the Berlin Decree. viz Thu
MERIDIAN, capt. Lord, Live Oak, Youell |,
the Jemmina and Femme. Il
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= GENOA, August ;.
His Majesty the Emperor and King. h.
wing by decree of the 10Th ult conferrsl |
upon Prince Cambarceres, Arch Chanel |
lor OF the Empire, the title of the Duke e |
Parma; and on prince lie Brun, Arch Ire
surer, that of duke of Placenza the court
OF Appeal, at its sitting of the 25th, pull
iished and registered the said Constitution |
al Act, and the minuate of the appropriat- |
on OF the states, constituting the said Dut- !
chies.
s.. VIENNA, July so. |
An order has been issued in the course IF |
this month, in which it is directed, that as
n general embargo has been imposed in the
United States, in consequence Of which no
vessel can sail from thence, no ship under
the American flag shall be admitted into a.
ny OF the Austrian ports.
=, NAPLES, August 1.
The impatience ofthe Neapolitan people
is satisfied. They are now informed of the
IL name ct the Prince to whom his Majesty t,ie
Emperor Napoleon has committed the
charge OF rendering us happy. 1t is the |
Grand Duke of Berg the brother in-law and |
companion in the field of his Majesty. The !
following documents on this important SUBJ |
ect, were yesterday communicated to the |
Council of State, whohad an extraordinary
meeting for this purpose:
ROYAL DECREE.
Joachim Napoleon, King of the Two Sici-
lies, having heard the Report of our Minis
Ter tor Foreign Affairs, had Decreed as fol
ows:
ART. 1.-The tide we assume on ascend
ng the throne of the Two Siclies is the fol-
owing
Joachim Napoleon, by the grace of God
and the Constitution oF State, X ing Of the
wo SiciHes, and the Grand Admiral of the |
Empire.
1.-THE present Decree shall be inserted
n the Bulletin of the laws, and communica-
ed to all the Departments of the State
Il1.-Our Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Ind our other Ministers, arc charged, each
n his own department, with the execution of
he present Decree.
(Sgned) JOACHIM NAPOLEON.
Given at Bayenne, July 20.
PROCLAMATYON
Joachim Napolean by the grace of God |
md the Constitutions King of the Two Sici- |
les, Grand Admiral of the Empire, to the |
people of the Two Sicilcs:
6 His majesty the August Emperor of the |
french, our dear and beloved brother-in- |
aw, having coded to us, conformably to the |
designs OF Divine p Providence, the Crown of |
he Two Settles, it affords us extreme salts |
action to find ourselves chosen to govern a |
people possessing the happy disposition pro-
Der TO re-acquire that ancient glory which |
Illustrated their ancestors, and pcrpetuated |
heir name to our days.
" All our Efforts, our constant study, shall |
'e directed to second this enthusiasm, upon |
.-1.