The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22

on the part Of his fovereign, expecting, in the moh
energetic language, the determination not TO recognize
the new title Of Emperor of the French, affirmed by
Bonaparte. A fimilar communication Is alto itated
to have been made to all foreign courts at which his
Swedifh Majeify has ambanadors. 1t is highly pro-
bable thathe cabinet of Stockholm would noshave pur-
fiedalne ofcondu 70 very bold unefs fully faneioned
by the appreciation Of the Emperor Alexander.
The eletaor of Baden's declaration relative the
violation ofhis neutrality, In the afreh Of the Duke
D'Enghien, taken into confederation by the Diet
Of Ratfbon on the I'd init.
Ii IS aswe expected, way calculatedto give umbrage
tn the new Emperor, and the miniers of Aufria and
Pruiiia have acted eonfornaby to its pirt The de-
elaration fubmtted ad referendum, and, will, per-
haps be never again heard Of
The Emperor Of Morocco 10 preparing an Embaf-
fy to congratulate his brother Emperor, Bonaparte,
on his affirming his new title. The Moorilh Ambaf-
fador carries teveral fine Arabian hores prefent to
Bonaparte, ao large oitriches, which it is fup-
Poied will be highly acceptable, they fwalow
every thing that is prefented to them"
A letter from Dublin of the 10Th fays, the fitua-
ton OF This country grows every hour critical
From various accounts received this day from fevera
adjacent counties, fpirit of niurreion appears
be pretty general among the lower orders 1t is
fdentaly reported that they are fworn to rife the
moment they receive an account of the enemy be-
ngat fea. Several pieces of gold, bearing the image
OF Bonaparte, have been attributed in the county
OF Wexford, by perfons who have lately come from
the continent.
In France well every where elfe upon the con-
tinent this years harveH promifes be very album
dant. Both bread, meat. and wine, have therefore
been lower in price and expected to be lower
llill.
The Prince of Orange has at leuyth fucceeded in
obtaining the final fettlement of his ndemnifcaton,
which is underttood be fix millions to be paid off
by indictments.
Mr.. Merry is faid to have received from, the Co
vernnent of the United States formal and full difa
vowal OF the ofenive words made ufe of by Mr.. Lii
vington aganh the Brsiih Nation, in his letter to
Taieyrand upon the Correspondence imputed 70 MIR
Drake. We fhould iuppofe that this difavowal will
be followedby the recall of Mr. Lvinghon-a cir
cnniitance that will give great iataion every
IN the kingdom, except perhaps, the Pcrfons by
whom Mr.. Livingston entertained in this country
with fn oh purpofed and indecent parade
Parliament underitand, will be prorogued on
Tueiday fennght. 1t certainly his Majehys inten-
ton to 90 in perlon to the houfe of Peers
Although boats held out Of the reciprocal ef-
TEEN and friendhip which aauate the grand feignor
and emperor Of the French in confeguence of the in
telligence brought from nitantinople by the feur
Jsbert il cannot be concealed that the influence of
Rua is paramount that of France in the councils of
the Ottoman Porte.
We are happy TO have it III our power to inform
readers that report has been received of admiral Lii
nos having been beat of attack made BY bin np0-
baare7vGyd bosn8 China fleet.
His majefys fhip Calcutta, which is arrived at
Portfnouth, from New-South-Wales, fell in with at
iea, .he 18th June an American ihp from Batavia
the captain Of which informed them, that when fie
left Batavia date mentioued) the French fqua-
dron, under admiral Lnois, that place, having
prevouly attacked the Engliih China aeet and been
beat off.
BY the arrival of the brig Sufan and Polly, from
7 ordo, ha~a "A 81. Tai
by an arrival at New-York, dates the 18th have
been received that place. from thoc fele9 what
foliows.-- No!E Gag.
1.oNnns, ;.::y
Yeherday all the battalions of guards in London
received orders hold thenleves in readiness march
at hours notice they likewife furniihed with
ammunition sc.
BY letters from Bunorah, informed, that a
large body of Wahaby Arabs not content with having
plundered the tombs of Kerbela previouAy regarded
as facred, but believing that they fill contained
quantity of hidden reafre, had made econd attack
the place. The aiaut made at night and
dreadful maacre of the inhabitants took place. After
pundering the houes, tobs, &c. the Arabs fet fire
the city, and retired in the morning, carrying away
with them number of females Of diftinction and inn
menfe booty.
Seventy gun-boats, bull, on the Seine have lately
mounts to 40 fail. An attack them is nledtated,
and for this purpoe ome bombs have been ordered Thu
ther.
-Four French Naval Officers, fIppofed to have bro
ken their parole at Lesk, were taken Wednefday
by party of Sea Fencibes, Somercotes, Lincoln,
and traninitted the houle Of correction at Louth-
Their intention Zeal boat, and make for the
French Dutch coat.
Yeerday Paris papers were received to the 9Th inf
the following the only articles contained in them
worthy of notice.
PARIS, July 8.
The greateR activity continuesto prevail in all our
ports; ard though the grand blow has we, been
firuck, it will only be the terrible when all our
force is united.
BREsr, June 81.
Our fleet has never, during the laf twelve years,
been complete better depined, our Off
GERS and in higher fprits, Admiral Gantheaunl,
6nce his appointment, has changed the fgnaIs, and
made many improvements i'll manGuyres, W hich
congenal to national fpirit and vvacty.
On the 18th, divifon of our AotilIa was attacked
Penmarks, by two Engh Ihips of the line, three
frgates and four cutters they cannonaded for an
hour, without doing the leah injury when having
received great damage from batteries, they
compelled retreat.
CHERBoURo, June 26.
The armed vefels Of our grand Aotilla completely
fill road but they prevented from joining thole
at BOulogne by a hrong diviiion Of Engliih lhips