The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-16
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passenger in the ship hOmas, from St. MI
chaers, we are indebted for the loan of the
London Courier of the 18th, 18th and 1sSh
of Nov foar days the latest. The official
account of the destruction of the Toulon
Feet had not reached London, but was hour
ly looked for.-M Y. En-. Post.
LONDON, Nov. l6-We received this
morning some more Hamburger papers. from
which we extract the treaty OF peace be
tween Sweden aad Russia.
The substance of the article relative to
this country has been known for some time.
The ports of Sweden are to be shut against
us, but salt and colonial produce may be
imported. The king of Sweden pro.dises to
adhere to the continental system with such
notifications, as shall be more particularly
stipulated in the negotiation about to be en-.
tered into between Sweden, France, and
Denmark.
Nov. 17-It seems to be expect by Do
naparte, that America will be drawn withiR
the vortex of his policy against this country,
or as it is called. the continental system,
the system by which the continent is to be
ruined in the hopes that the British en-
pire may be ruined also. Gen. Armstrong,
who was to have left France in the begin
ming of Oct. but who renains still at Paris,
is said to have been among the first to carry
TO Fontainbleau the homage OF his congratu
lations at the successful issue of the contest
against Austria-The general was most ia
Vorably received-he was honored with a
private conference, and vessel was imme-
diately ordered to be got ready to carry des
patches to the American government. BY
some, it is said, that the French government
has presented to general Armstrong the
froject of treaty between the two coun-
triss--by others it is asserted, that the in
Vitation made to America is, to form an al
liauce with France. Russia, Sweden and
Denmark, to be called, if she accede to il,
the quintapie alliance, for the purpose of
achieving what Bonaparte styles 1.-the free
dom of the seas" The expectation that she
will accedc it, has been for some time strong
ly circulated at Paris, and indeed it should
seem as if the negotiation between the A.
merican government, and Nj. Champaign,
had been renewed before Bonaparte's return
to Paris.
However that may be, it is certain that
the expectation to which we have alluded,
has been held out in publications known to
be officiaL-Abour week ago we selected
passage on the subject, from work under
the direction of the senator Francois de
Neufchat
DEATH ofMe Marquis If Lan,do7un.
On Tuesday evening died at Lansdown
house, in Berkeley square, the most noble
the marquis OF Lansdown.
The king Of soaxony is gone to Paris in
company win the French minister. The
Duke OF Baden, and several ether of Bona
parties vassals, are on their wav thither to
hold a grand meeting, at which some i'm
portant measures respecting Germany will
be discussed. or rather dictated by Bona.
parte. We conjecture that he will change
his title of Protector of the Confederation Of
the Rhine, as not sufficiently expressive of
his power over the German empire we
RI in, tha
from Vienna, stating that the archives of the
empire. and particularly the acts which
treat o. the ceremonies observed in crown.
ing the emperors of Germany, are to be re-
moved TO Paris-It is probable that Bona.
parte means to have himself e.cted empe.
ror of Germany. Among the public shews
and spectacles that are to occupy the atten-
ton OF the Parisians during the winter,
there Is TO be council of Cardinals proba
bly, to rebuke and depose the Pope-All
conversation concerning him has been prohi-
bited at Paris, and it is even made a punish
able offence to sell his picture.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.--It is not true that
lord Palmerston has become a member of
the cabinet. Ithas been enormously stated
In some of the papers, that Mr.. Robert Dun
das, the President of the India Board, has
been appointed to 4 situation in Scotland
A writer of the signet of that name, in Edn
burgh, has lately received some professional
appointment, which may have given rise to
the mistake.
Yesterday = cabinet council was held at
the foreign Office ; there were present Lord
Chancellor the Earls Bathurst, Liverpool
Harro"by, and Chatham; lords Mulgrsve,
snd Palm erston; the Chancellor oil the Ex-
chequer. and Mr.. Rider.
Two American vessels are arrived AZ
Piymouth, one of which, the Phoebe is from,
Philadelphia; the other, the Nereide, from
New Jersey.
1t will be in the recollection of our readers.
that We stated some time ago, that admiral
Haskell, who commanded the Russian fleet
when II was obliged to take shelter in the
Baltic Port, had been ticd by court mar.
tai and degraded from his rank He was
condemned to serve 3 months as a Common
sailor before the mast These accumulated
indignities broke his heart. He died, lately,
the victim of griefa indignation.
The lords com nrissonsrs Of the admiralty
nave directed, that the sum of 1Ol. as gra-
tn'ty, be givsn to each Of the petty officers
and seamcn who were employed on board
fire ships at the attack on the enerny's fleet.
ia RaSqne Roads, on the 18th of April.
Bon0farte's Mness. The following ar
ucle Is ex,racted from a French paper prin-
ted IN this country. We have no means Of
ascertaining whether it deserves credit or
not
=" The following details are derived from
consultation which Dr.. Corvisart has had
wiih DIR. IA physician of celebrity at
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