The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12
repaired. We had oaiy eight men killed, and
one veiiel Tightly injured.

LONDON, JULY IS.
Yefterday morning dispatches were received
at the Admiralty from Admiral Thornborough,
cruizing offthe Texel. They are dated the 9th
infant at which time the Hips in that harbour
remained in the fame fate as formerly.
a letter from Paris, of the gath, received i'm
London, itates, that an air of myitery feems to
pervade every public undertaking in that city.
General Moreau, it Teens, embarked from Per-
pignan for America, and this only few DAYS
after he had been permitted to furniih his apart
ments In the Temple according to his own taltc.
number of perfons arrefed in February ait
as meafure of public fafety have only recover
ed their liberty upon condition of fixing their
rehdence AT certain places, under the INFECTION
of the Police.
A French publication by DIR. De Caro- tates,
that there Is village called Ayes Ago, near Con-
tantinople, where the Cow Pox is epidemical,
and where, OF courie, all the inhabitants are ma
turally vaCcinated. The confequence is, that
none but infants are attacked by the fma-pox,
and amongt theie villagers the plague is totally
unknown.
The Senators La Fevre and St. Suzenne, who
both have feryed under Moreau, negotiated be.
tween him and Bonaparte, and cauied the form
er, who lince his condemnation, has fhewn more
character than he had done before, to accept of
the offer to go to America, with the value of all
his property, and an annuity of 100000 livres
He declined the place of Governor in the lie
OF France, laying, he would never acknowledge
Bonaparte rs an Emperor, or ferve under him as
iuch. Madame Moreau, on account of the ten
der age of her child, was dehred to remain in
France twelve months longer, but fhe accompa-
MED her hufband, and many think ihe will en-
bark with him. Her mother remains yet in Par
is, employed in difpoGng of their property. 1t
is laid that Bonaparte intends to purchafe Mo-
reau's country feat, Grofbos, for his brother
Louis. The Tribune Moreau and all the other
members of Moreau's family, will fettle in
North America. 1t is even faid that leyeral
Generals, as Soucham, Macdonald, Lecourbe.
and Others, intend to Join their friend Moreau'
in the United States.
Letters from Leghorn of the eth of Iune. in
ferted in the Moniteur of the estb ult mention
ed that the Mamelukes, on the Cad laft March
not only retrieved their former loes. but defeat
ed the united Turks and Arna,its, killed 5000
OF them, and forced the remainder TO fhut them
ieives up at Cairo, where they are now blockad-
10y $4,000 united Mamelukes, Bedotins, and
of the capital of Egypt.
Accounts from Conitantinople mention the
death OF GhezZar Pacha, the Governor of 81.
Jean Acre, and Damafcus; his age and mfr
mites had long rendered this event matter of
expectation. His Government, it is faid. is ei-
ven to lbrahim Pacha of Aleppo, whole fon
incceeds him in that city. Houfched Pacha,
the Provihonal Governor of Egypt, is confirm
ed in that office.
Accounts have been received at Lloyd's, that
Dutch Admiral, with fail of the line, was at
the Cape OF Good Hope on the 18th April. The
ihips were much in want of men, and otherwife
IN no condition to put to fea.
Price of Stocks this day at l2 O'Clock SO
per cent reduced Sc l-2. Omnium l-2.