The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

tifplayed by the people when b.
naparte was among them, and of the zeal
manlfeited by the department de FEjeant.
After many handiome phraies, the piece
with general order, that ali the
mannsS OF this department ihould appear
on the It'll of theu' ia.t month, in order to
proceed 10 Otend. Thoie who did not
obey were to be coniidered as dei.rtl rs and
punilhcd accordingly.
Inc FTit Coniul is extremely indignant
whenever he is told, which is frequently
the cafe, that the d,icent on England IS
hardly practicable. Some time ago, he
aiked Admiral Vance if he did not think
the attempt might be made with fome
chance of fuccefs? The Admiral replied,
that he thought all the troops would be IA
crticed, and that, in his opinion, fuch an
attempt would never fucceed. On the
following morning he received his difmifii-
on from the marine fervice. 1t is even at
ierted that he has ftruck fome Of thofe who
have declared themfelves of this opinion;
but notwithstanding this buftering, it is
thought by feveral that his ardour is rather
abated, and that he has no ferrous intenti-
ons OF attempting the invaiion; while o.
theirs affirm that it will certainly take place
in March. They have totally given up
talking of Ireland.
Ii is reported that Jerome Bonaparte is
20 be appointed AmbaHador to America,
in order to give him an opportunity of re-
turning in that capacity, iafe to France.
This ieems to be extraordinary prefump-
ton, feeling how little the Confular Co
veFnment have refpeaed the character of
Ambailadcr in the perfons of Lord EIgin
aud Sir James Crawford.
4 farce has lately been introduced on
one of the ftages here, called George in
which his Majeity is repreiented in leading-
ftrIngS, led by MIR. Pitt but the effect it
produced on the audience was very differ
ent rom what was intended. Brunee, who
repretents the King, having, of his own ac-
cord, arranged iome walnut-ihels on the
itage, like fiotilla of 6a1enme bLats, after
regarding them for fome time, trampIed
upon fome, and overturned the ref, which
10 p!eafed the houfe, that they BURT forth
into vociferous applaufe and convulCve
laughter. Poor Brunee, for having occaG-
oned tuch merriment, was next morning
areited, and conducted to arrange his wal
nut-fheil i'll prifon.
From London taberJ Ito March 90, J By tbe
Mip KimghOn, nrriped at BoRon.
The arreR of MoREAU has occafioned
alarming fenfations throughout France.
particularly among the foldierv.-Tbe
greatef vigilance is exercifed to prevent A.
ny diiorder-and feveral Generals, fuppof-
ed TO be friendly to MoREAu, have been
diiInifed.
1t is faid, but we Go not know upon
what authority, that MoREAu's Trial was
to take place on the 18th or 18th infant.
The City ofRenneS is faid TO have DEBUT
ed four OF its hof celebrated LAWYERS, to
afiiit in the defence of MoREAu.
1t is iald, that BoNAPARTE, being A.
fraid of an infurreetion in Paris in favour of
MoREAu, has removed that unfortunate
General from the Temple to the Cattle of
Vincennes.
LoHnS in Hano1rr.-The conduct of the
firft Coniul in the names he employed to
force the Government of Eanouer to ne
gociate Loans for large fums of money, at
Ham5Wg, Bremen, Ln6eck, SC. for the ex-
ciuiive ufe of France, has excited bis ma
iGGr, as Elector Of Hanover, to determine
on fuch meaiures as may check all future
attempts of the fame nature. 1t is faid,
that the ianoverian Miniiters at Berlin, Pc
!eryJWH5, Vienna, and other German
Courts, have protected, in the name of
their Sovereign, againft all filch tranlaSti-
ons, not merely as being in direet contra
diction to the Laws OF Nations, but ALTO A.
gainit the fpecial direction of His Britain
Ric MaiCPy, as Elector of Hanover, who al
lows no debts to be charged or his Elecfo-
rate, but iuch as have been incurred by his
content, which alone can give validity to
acts OF Sovereignty in his Electoral Domi-
mons. The Memorial which has been
pr@tented to the different Courts on the oc-
cation, concludes with declaring: "That
ihculd other legal Governments endure
this violation and eXtortion of revolution
airy France, levere meaiures, much agairft
the will and cultom Of England, vii! be
rciorted 70, in the acquiGtions and con-
quests Of Great Britain and French and
Dutch fubieGts in the Colonies, and their
property, lball finally be the only fuferers
for the rapacity of France on the continent
tai poieiIionS of His Britannia Maiefty in
Europe.
G1tee.-Intelligence is received of the
capture Of Gore by a French fquadron.
The 2arrifon of Fort NafTau certified of
only 90 Britifh invalids, and they killed
- able their number before they fuirender-
ed.-Goree, though fnall, commands two
important rivers, (Gambia and Bo0aqiRe. J
and the Britiih trade viii be fomewhat in
Jured by its being in the hands OF the
French.
The following outline Oft new Coali-
ton between MIR. Fox and Mr.. Pitt, was
yelterday mentioned in:hc political circles.
The Teit A6 to be repealed--the Catho-
lies Of England and Ireland TO be com-
pletely enancipatcd-and an anplicafion