The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
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6r the New, Packer, Capt. 7yoft-- Londcn dates TO
Oefobsr 81
LoNpoN N, Oct. Give have never entertained
any dousts NJ the authenticity OF the Intelligence
received from Holland, of Peace having been sign
ed between Austria and rrarce--Ifw we had any,
they would be removed by the Amsterdam Ga.
settle Extraordinary OF the 1itl,, which has Just
been received, and which communicates the in.
cslhgeeee in the following manner
{" TRAxsLArioN)
amsterdam CcWant Extraordinary
AMSTERDAM, October H." We hssten TO
communicate TO cur respected readers that the
Burgpnaster Of this city received. earlv in the
morning of this day, letter from his Exceslency
The Minister of War, dated from Loo, contain
ing an OH ,isl notification that the Peace he
tween France and Austria, was sigued, OH the Sd
ofthis month. - .tat
g The above important intelligence, is now.
without loss of time, announced to the CHI
zens by the irirg of the Cannon on the CITY
walls, the ringing OF the bells, and the playing
the chimes +t
Is We sincerely congratulate our readers on
his news 30 interesting to humanity, and hope
that II Will soon be followed bya general Peace"
Still we remain vita out any further account of
the terms ssthe PeacS, exec i that they are mos.
huiniliating TO lusui..
Spanish Papers arrived this morning 10 the
pleasure, had we reason To bel eve that 3onapa,te
would remnin occupied on the banks of the Dan.
uoe Bat the moment he hae finished the bust.
ness with Austria, will te the signal for march
ing against Spain, and for overSi,e I'm my her with
ms numerous Legions. Short Willie the inter
val ht-~een his qatting the banks Of the Danube
and his apiS airing the dectivities ef tho pyre-
es he will Use no time IN dsliiance at Paris
He = none of those souls that like to unbend
themselves alter war in the pleasures ofa CAPT al,
orin che enJoyments of home kindred. For
hin the re is no home-ior HIM Peace has no low
and tranquility no charms The termination of
one war Is out the prelude to The commencement
Of a new one, and having trodden upon the net k
OF Austria, he VIII a with ali the activity of HIS
nature to rivst lns yoke upon the neck of Spain
inc golden opportunity which the Austrian war
afforded, has been lost-fi>m what causes, whe-
ther from The t.rdness of the Spanish character
or the Imieciiity CT the Spanish Junta, or the q.
dopaon OF an improper system, IL were now USE
less to enquirc, and unev aiiing to lament.
Letters from Gibraltar state that the Mar
qns Wellesley had made spirited remons.
tra'ice TO the, Supreme Junts, on the inef1ici.
cay OF their measures 10 resist the subjueation of
Spain. ~. ,,-..,.-.
"A letter from Gibraltar SAYS" The utmost
disrontent against the present government pre-
vs,isdhroughout Spain, and the Iunta are so an
prehensive Of an instruction at Seville that thew
have ordered ten thousand men there from the
armies, TO protect their persons. MARQUIS We'll
lesley attends the Supreme JuDts twice and thrice
day bnt there is reason to suppose that he is
Justly dissatisfied with their conduct" 4,
The arquis Wellesley will certsinly be re-
called from SPAN, otill one OF the departments
of government - =.
At present the following the Cabinet Min
ftefs-Rs- ii N Spencer Percvsl, is First Lord
ofthe Treasury, (a) and Chancellor ofthc Elk.
sheqner ,-Lrrd Bathurst, Secretary of State for
Fo'F On Affairs, o. -Rt Hon Robert bundas
Saushcrs, Secret AIRY sftfe Var ID apartment ~
--Rt. Honorable Charles York, Secretary at
War, (d}-Ihe other Ministers retain their
seals
(a) 1nthe room Of the Duke of Portland. Oh,
In t',t ra"m OF Mr.. Canning (c) In the room Of
Lord Castiereagh. Cd Wee Lord Gowen.