The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24


perior officers, who have dsrd to remonitrate n
gainit landing of army emArked in gun-bosts, |
by men of war, hav. been broken by Bo-
The Bengal feet, coniiina of lven fhips, and |
etimated 1000 OOO is expeah to arrive before IN
OF next month"; and no apprehenin arenow entertain
ed for their fafety.
The Marquis Welleley has tanfrnitted not;ficati-
on Of his delgn .6quir Bengal hrly in the enfuing
feafon.
The Court OF directors of he EaR India Houfe
have voted the following fums D the Captains Off
GERS, and Seamen of the Chin5 fleet, for their gal
liant conduct for beating off the French lquadron un-
der Admiral LIMOS -
To capt. Dance 1000 guneas and q piece Of
plate value 200 gineas; capt Timens 1000 guineas,
plate 100; capts Henry, Wiron, Farquharfon, To-
riu, Clarke, Mention, Wordsworth Kirkpatrick, Ea-
milton, Farrer, Penaegrals, brown, Larsins, and
Iukner, 900 eachplate So chef officers $50 guineas;
iecond do. 1875; third, fourth purfers, and iurgeons
80; nth, fxth, furgeons mat boatswa;ns, gunners,
carpenters, so each; midihipn,en 50; other petty
oineers, t3; feanen, ordinary Gamen, and iervants,
Lieutenant Fowler, PATIENCE. on the Camden, capt.
Dance, for the ervces he rendered 800 guineas fo.
piece of plate.
The value of the feet thus Eaved, on an Ultimate
made by the Supercargoes, inciudng the private
well as the public inveltnent., appear be above
s,ooo,OOol aerling. ~
The courts in addition to the above bounty to the
officers and crew. have reolved that the ulual gratui-
ty of Sol. and penfion from the Popular Fund fall
be granted the neareit relative of the feamen who
fell in the action with LIMOS.
Wednefday night Monteursto the 5th inf. were
received but they bring very little intelligence. Bo-
naparte continued the Coat as late the frft
infant reviewed the Troops defined for the In
vafon of this Country he was at Anble,ufe that
day.
1t is ated in the Monteur of the 4th, that Ibrahim
Bey, at the head of the Matnelukes had made him.
felf matter of Boulac and Old Cairo.
Private letters have beer receivedby the Hamburger
Mail, which fate that the French having failed in
their attempts to rae loan in Bremen, had actually
blockaded that City and had threatened if the mo-
ney was not Immediately advanced, to raife it by
Military execution.
Application has ALTO been made to the city of Luz
bee for loan which has been refufed Thefe outra-
ges of the French muft accelerate that Confederacy
of the Northern Powers of which Bonaparte eems to
feel fch an apprehension; and the circumftance of
Louis the XVIII having left Wariaw leads us to fup-
pofe that the Emperor Of Rufia will very foon take
decided part againh France.
The king of Sweden is arrived at Pilnitz.
Bonaparte is expected at Antwerp
By the fhip Sophrona from Bordeaux we havereceiy-
ed Paris papers to the 18th Auguft, incluiive
They filled principally with accounts of the re-
cepton of Bonaparte at the different towns on the
coat which he WHITING for the purpoe of nfpe6f-
ing the troops competing the army of invaiion and
with addrehes the different branches of the Impe-
rial family, conceived in of the mott fervile a.
dulation. Indeed we have difeovered very few ar
ticles worth tranflating.
The miniffer of the interior, Chapta has given in
his reGgnatiou. M. Champagny is appointed hi,
iucceor; and the papers of his Office in the mean
time confded to M. Portals
The feat of Saint Napoleon was celebrated with
very great fplendour on the j 5th at Bologne, in
prefence of the Emperor, by the United Camp. of
Monreuil, St Oner, &c. and the whole of the army
in that quarter.
IN. r. Mere. Adv.
We have the pleafure Of announcing the re-
turn of Cadwallader d. Golden Efq. who arriv-
ed here yefterday in the fhip Sophrona, from
Bordeaux. Mr.. Golden has been abfent fome
time on his travels through Europe, for the be-
nefit of his health and we have the happinefs of
ating, that he has 70 far recovered as to be able
to refiIme his valuable labours at the bar.
MIR. Golden is the bearer of governmental
dispatches from our Minifter at Paris.
BY the fhip Sophrona, the Editors of this Ga
zette have received Paris papers to the 18th of
Asgut but they contain no news of moment.
We have however, made few Extracts. We
are verbally informed, that Bonaparte was ex-
tremely unpopular in France.
The Paris papers fate, that Bonaparte was on
the coat, reviewing the troops. He had left
Dunkirk, and after pafing through Fumes and
Neuport, arrived at Offend. During the whole
OF the day when he was reviewing the troops
at the latter place. the rain fell in torrents: the
manGuvres, notwithstanding, continued as if it
were the fneft weather in the world.
AT Boulogne, the 9Th of Ausuft, the Empe-
ror was to diifribute the decorations of the leg-
on of honor to thofe membership who belong
to the army and fotilla.----fiis throne was to be
elevated in the middle ola fquare battalion, form
ed by hundred thoufand troops
". r. Gazette.
CORFU, July 2.--.-War has broke out in
Greece. The troops of AIi-Pacha have been
beaten by the natives of the country. Large
quantities of gunpowder have been fent from
Corfu to Parga. The garrifon of Corfu makes
no fecret of the fuccour it grants to the infur-
gents.
Major Chrifachi, who commands the Alba
nefe in the pay of the Republic of the Seven IL
lands, is fet off for Parga.---On the other fide,
the Republic ofthe Seven Hands has demanded
that Parga, VoniZa, and Butrintum be occupied
by the Rufiian troops; but although it is faid,
The Republic offbe Se1,en Jlaad5, the Senate has
nothing to do in the affair, although every thing
is tranfacted under its Dame.--- Monifem.
The Emperor of Germany had DOT received
categorical anfwer from Ruffa, relative to ac-
knowledging the new Emperor of the French.
He had, however, TENT new credentials for his