The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
mo. IS.

now caiied che island OF Bonaparte This
as well as the Isle of France has s,fere.i
much during the last summer by severe gales
and the want OF provisions They dspend in
a sIeat measure, upon Madagascar, and the
Cape OF Good Hope, Tor many of the neces-
sares OF iiic- Rice sold at 3 10 per cwt.
ne general military commissioners. ap-
pointed by the crown Prince of Denmark.
| ror the trial ct general PEYMAE. and gene-
raj WhLTERsDoRF,f for signing the capit1-
iatlon OF Copenhagen, are Prince Fred erick.
OF Hesse, Major General Count Baudiss:n.
and M. Won Binzcr
.aG"frsi otniaUin.-TheR Russian Admiral,
eihlaVln' now at the Tagus, is OF one OF the
hrst families in Russia About the yea,-
l1o3, being then a youth, he was sent to
England, by the Russian court, who Obtained
permission from the British government for
ms beng admitted a Volunteer in OR Navy
lie was accordingly, b. crder af tie lords az
the Admiralty, received, on board th- Beam
der, OF so guns, then destined for the Ha,ifax
station, IN America. where he served about
three Years. He was afterwards emploved.
for near'y the same tine, in the Medterran-
can, volunteer midshipnlan on Board tho
Pearl frigate, then commanded bv the late
ion. Seymour Finch, brother 70 the Earl of
Aylestord, which ship nc quilted at SMYRNA.
IN 1859, III order to render to his own conn
try the benefit Of that knowIedgA and expe-
rienre he had acquired OF us: Russia be-
ing then engaged in war with the Turks.
against whom he seemed, by nature, to be a
jealous adversary
During the lac war he served, and held
the rank OF a Post Captain. in the Russ;a,
Navy, and was one ofthe,r feet that winter
Cd IN the Mcdway; but en- that feet being
ordered home, and the Enperour PAIL en-.
teilns, INTO the views.o Bonaparte, he rctir-
Cd, and continued in retirement until Rvs
aia again made Common cause with this c6un-
try.
hn'herour .Hie1ander--yVe were ,,osi-
uVe!y assured, durilg the residence of the
E'2perour Alexander and Bonaparte AT Til
SIT, previous to the signature OF tho Fro -,
tle former was Tor three days actually in tic
Sta;c Of prisoner - Bonapa te, ana thar
oirinS that 9arming interva. he wa actn-
ally induced to sigma PIPER, bindin.; .ase,f
20 agree to any secret articles VIII the for
ner might think proper 70 send fro Paris.
IN addition to the terms Of the Treaty of I'll.
SIT, which have buen promulgated. S rorch
70 tine Disgrace a. Russia and the su rise of
all Europe. We had cogent easans o. con-
ceallng this melancholy fact at the nae we
heard OF IL; and indeed, if W. had noy, VIC
we're inciined to hope that the Elnperour of
Russia wonld reject on the dame, II his 81
tuation, if he suffered himself to BE dawn
too closely into alliance with France a,,d that
he would have reused 70 a sense ofIis own
dignity, which he had 50 fatally committed
When he entered into the degrading Treaty
alluded to. S,,1,
The Gazette contains his Majestv's Pro-
clsm1tlon proroguing the Parliament to Inc
2!st OF January, when it is to meet .'for the
dispatch or divers urgent and im ,ortapt af-
fairs"
Died. at Retford. near Lincoln. (r,rg.3
Doctor Francis " lis, soiusty celebrated for
his success IN curing INSANITY.
Died, at Lonton, Abraham Newland. esq
tor many years Cashier Of the Bank of Eng
lanl.
Died, at Vienna, Prince dc Collored,
Mansfield, aged rs Years lie was archchan-
celior of the empire when the emperour of
Austria abdicated the imperial crown Of Ger
many.
The Duke Of Portland, the Right HannurI
able Spencer Perceval ard the Right Hon
durable John Foster, the Honorable William
Brodrcs, the Honorable William Elliot and
William Sturges Bourne. Esq. have been APP
pointed commissioners for executing the Of
nee Of Treasurer of the Exchequcr, in Great
Britain.