The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-11

18th ult. adjudged to suffer death by u
court-martial at Paris. for having underta-
ken missions to foreign powers as were
three OF their accomplCes, viz: Bighi,
Maitre d'Hotel to the Queen of Etruria,
Minueci, her principal Equerry, and Bosso,
Director of the Hospital at Nice Bona
parte mitigated the sentence of the Cham
berlais. but the other parties were shot on
the 9th ult.
August IA
Letters were receiyedycsterday from the
French coast to the h inst. Rlnaparte i,
would seem, has again made alterations in
his regulations affecting commerce and it
is now said. taat the merchants may be al <.
loved to trade. without being compelled to
export silks orwines.
Augusta.
BY vessel arrived in the Downs, letters
have been received from Buenos Ayres to
the 9TH of May. Perhaps he most impor-
tant operations connected with the revolu Sc
tion OF south America are not those which
have attracted the greatest notice on the
immediate shores OF La Plata, but those
which have restored to friendly inter
course with the revolutionary party the in
habitants OF the immense regions Of Para
quay. The documents on this subject, in
tbs form OF an Extraordinary Gazette, oc :.
Cupy sixteen pages. They consist OF a va
riety OF letters between general Manuel
Cavannas, commander of the forces of Pa.
ragnay, and general d. Manuel Belgrano.
Invested With the same in the army of Blu
enos Ayres. and are dated from the field
OF battle in the plains of 'racuary. The fol
lowing are the arrangements made between
the two chiefs
No. /. There shall be from thisd day peace.
Union, perfect confidence, & Tree CONNER
cial intercourse between the two provinces
Of Paraguay and Rio de la Plata.
2. The disagreement between the provin
ces having been accustomed by the igno.
rance in Paraguay, of the deplorable state
OF the mother country, Deputies shall be
employed to proceed from the former to
Bueuos Ayres to collect information on this
su aiect
5. A Deputation being appointed, the city
of Ascension shall form a Junta according
Go the Regulations of the IOth Feb last. sta,
ted in the Gazette of Buenos Ayres. of
iYhICh Junta gov. Bernado Veiasco shall he
dominated president
1, AS a proof that the Troops of pne
nos Ayres have entered Paraguay as
friends, and not as enemies, the expences
incurred by the visitation shall be betrayed
by the former
s. All persons that may have Joined the
army of Buenos Ayres IN defence of the sa
cred cause OF their country, * Ferdinand
q, being inhabitants OF Paraguay, shall be
protected.
6. The prisoners made on either side
shall be surrendered with their arms.
The H-rald ID. Ignacia Warnes shall he
Immediately set al liberty. @
1(SigneD
Manuel Belgrano
~. Manuel CaUannas
The above treaty was entered into sinh
sequent to battle, the account of which
has been extracted from the American ma
pers received to the 4ih of July.
THE KING.
The following are extracts from the
morning papers of this day
The Queens Council met on S.,,r
day Only three of the members atten
ded--the Archbishop of Canterbury the
Duke OF Montrose, and the Earl of Ayles-
ford They examined the Physicians tore
Their with DIR. Simmons, and DR.. John Willis
whose advice has been recently taken
The result we understand, is. that no per
ceptible amendment has taken place IN his
Majesty's complant--and it appears ev;.
dent that the malsdy is confirmed bv AN
eflusion having taken place on the brain.
because the King receives no other benefit
from sleep than that refreshment of his
bodily powers which makes his mental dc
vi "'iN NAO'S"t' Dul, we are sorry IN
say. that within the space of the las, week
his Majesty has most sensibly declined in
strength. he is now carried from his nod
Co his chair, and from his chair to bed
His head droops on his chest; and though
he submits with reluctance to take food. II
IS with the utmost difficulty that the phvs;.
Clans can, by medical means, assist the III.
gesuve powers. The physicians have now
given Up all hopes Of his recovery"
SiI James Saunarez will return m Pro
tand ur the first week of October and
mas gwen notice to that effect to ali the
shipping in the Baltic: after that ne,;od
they were not TO lock for protection from a
British fleet. The season of itself il ia s,,-
ted, WAS suthcientto determine this measure
but It was also believed there was an under
standing that the Swedish goyernmen.
would return That indulgence TO the Rrit;sh
trade which their commerce had so iarpelv
experienced at the hands of the British
the Swedish coasters having at all t;mes
been permtteh 20 pass unmolested nv the
British Admiral
The East India 6eet. just arrived. has
brought two millions sterling in dollars iron,
the Chinese government to purchase naval
stores. The Chinese were never know, he
fore to send specie to this Country.
Governme are shipping great auan,;.
ty OF stores and artillery for Bermuda Hal;
fax, New brunswick, and Canada, and GO
veral officers are going out to those settle