The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-13

BoLoGNE, July 80.
Three dviGons of the fiotillas came into the
road yeiterday evening, and anchored in front OF
the cruizers, confiaing of g iliips of war. The
Emperor paiied the afternoon in the road, ac-
companed by the minifers of marine and war,
Marihal Soult, and Admiral Bruix he returned
IN the evening 10 the Pont de Binque, where he
was cloietted with NJ. Barbe Marbois, miniffer
of the public treafury, who had lately arrived
from Paris.
ViMEREux, near Bologna, Jnly go.
Yefterday and to day the Emperor reviewed
the fourth diviiion encamped here, andexprefcd
great iatisfaction at the appearance and the diff
cipline of the troops.
LONDON, Augu9 Is.
A letter from our feet off the Texcl, dated
the 9th inf. ffates, that for a week paft they
have been in expectation of the enemy putting
10 fea.
1t affords great fatisfaaion to ftste, tina. the
whole Of the valuable conveys from the Eaf Indies
and the Leeward Hands, the latter confftng of 10
fail, have reached the Downs A few of the Weft In
dia ihips loft their bowfPrits and topmafts in the
EQUALS that prevailed on Wednesday. The damage
fuaned i, Of little confequence, and aroie chiefly
from their riding elofe to each other.
Intelligence from OdefTa mentions, that in purfu-
ance Of an ordinance of his Ruian Maiety an enbar
go has been laid all the veels in that port from
whence 1t is concluded, that the RufIian Govern
ment purPoies to embark al the troops cautioned in
their neighbourhood.
Matchmaker CyseS-A eatechifna has lately been
printed at Confantnople for the intruaon Of chill
drcn educated in the Mahometan Religion Il forms
eopous commentary the tenets of I1aiufm
The principal articles to which the young Muffulman
is required give his afent, are eomprifed in the
IL OyNn derIar I ha1,a .,s -
which had been delivered from Heaven to the Pro-
phets. In this manner was the Koran given to Ma
homet the Pentateuch to Moies, the Platter to Da-
vid, and the Gofpel to JefusI believe in the Pro-
phets, and the Miracles which they performed A
dam was the hrft Prophet, and Mahornet the laif
believe that for the fpaee of fifty thoufand years,
the righteous hall repoe under the fade of the ter
reGial Parable; and that the wicked fha be expo
led naked to the burning rays of the fn-I believe
in the bridge Sirat, which paes the bottomlefs
PIT OF hell IL is as fine hair, and fharp as
fabre. All NUT pals over it, and the wicked fhall
be thrown off, belive in the wafer pools of Para
die. Each Of the Prophets has, in Parable baton
tor his own ufe; the water rs whittier than milk, and
iweeter than honey On the ridges of the pools are
veels to drink out of, and they are bordered with
itars believe in Heaven and Hell. The inhabi-
tants OF the former know want, and the Hours
who attend them, are never afliasd with fcknefs
The floor of Parable is ruic, the Zones are FLYER
and the cement gold. The damned are, on the con.
trary, torrnented with fire, and by vorseious and
poifonous animals
From private letter, received BY the Carnmar,ben
from Beneoolen, we have collected the following par
tieuars rePeetng the attack of the French Admiral
on the Hand LIMOS appeared off Bencooien on
the LIT December, with -four hlps, which were
fuPpoied at fira fight to be the Eugh squadron UNI
der Admiral Rainier but no colours being hcihed on
board any of the hps, created fupcion that it was
fEaa- l. L
to be the fa9. His attack direaed to Poolo
Bay, where vefIels molly anehor for fafety. The
lois on the part of the Ear India Company is near
6OoOo and the damages fuftained by individuals is
iupPoied to amount to much larger fun The Eli
"a Ann, captured by the enemy, had cargo on board
valued at lack OF rupees; and the lips Flora and
Marlborough were burnt by their commanders 20
prevent their falling into the hands of the enemy.
LIMOS of the 5th December, got under way from,
Poolo Bay and was feen, by intelligence brought to
the Governor, heering foutherly courfe. The lof-
fes confideraby ncreafed by the rebellious con-
duct Of the Malays and other natives of the Inand.
who, on the French fquadron departing, began TO
pillage the boats &c. The vigorousmeaures taken by
the Enghih Government at laf reduced them to o.
bedience LIMOS was not, asreported, at the EAT
India ComPanys fettlement at Bencoolen. The Car
rnarthen lett Bencoolen in March laii
The emgrations from Ireland to America, within
the lait twelve months, hated TO have amounted
to 1900; and the linen trade, that fapIe comnlodi-
~ OF the country to have decreafcd 100000 wards
in proportion to wha, it amounted to in the preceding
year.
The Waterford Mirror, the 18th contains the fol-
lowing extract of letter, from an officer of rank in
Botany Bay.
PARAMATru, NEW SoUTu Wales, March 10,
1901.
On this day week, the re5eliions part of our
lrifh prfoners broke into open rebellion which has gi-
ven rs great deal of trouble They are however.
completely dhperfcd again, their leaders, ten in num-
Der, having been hanged. About twenty were Kill
led, and nearly the fame number wounded they had
about 800 in one body, which were completely rout-
ed by forty folders, under the command of Major
Johnfone.
There was not any man Of note in the rebellion
but they were competed Of dregs of the n,ifguided
Muniter men. -
You may Judge Of their cowsrdice when ftate
that 1--we hive miles from Parsmata town aud no
houfe near me ; that at hour before dark, we 90,
the information they TO rife that night; had
only Holt (the famous Wicklow rebeD, and three o.
Their domeftic fervants with me but being refoIyed
to defend my family and property, we put the place
into as good fate of defence as we could and as
we were well armed, cody and filentIy waited their
approach; as their plan take all the arms. am
munition, and eoDvia fervants their leader in INV
quarter who was named Hume, came to the brow
OF the hill, within gunhot Of thrice but finding us
determined to repel them, the eowardly villain, al
though he had SO men, fheered off, and the next
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