The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24
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there f9rtwo months, but that i. was taken of
when the foti!la had failed, and that ONLY ore
irlsate was LETT behind at Fiu'h;Hg TO lerys As q
guard hip, &c ali the scA Of the ac,a had
failed Ct every deicrption. The troops are &c
pre.entcd TO 81 ditccnteu:ed with theirfate or
n"euT!;y they haa hoped before shi; to have
marco the weai:h otthis proud inand Of ihc1.
keepers"
Ii is tnPpoied, from the frequent obferydt.-
onS which have been made by Lord Keith and
Sir home Pophaln, Oh t.c lace of the eneuo,,'s
iortiAcations 0. TIE oPpoiite coaG, that fcme
atttIAPt IS to be made 10 ceitroy The Rotillas
COLLECTED IN the hhrbcnrs or Calais and Boa.
ioShe. II he latter IS 10 perfectly protected by
Inc commanding heights which form the bar-
hour, as to render any enterprize of the kind on
the lea nae abioiutey ilnpractics6le. The
lame advantages iecurs 1t againh Commandment,
EsfTad Of a letter tram the Mediterranean.
6T'HSsf ~ tire Asincowt.
| There are IL fail of the lire off Tonic,
with Lord Melton and thc French have g fail
or the line, in perfect readinefs for G.i: Which
occahonaiiy come out, when our ihips are m y
dIltance off the ihore. The irfir,n itat,. Of b;s
Lordfhip' health, 1t is confidently believed in
! the feet, viii caefe him to return to Ergland
immediately, III the Meduia frigatc. Cay,..i,
Corr The Rutlians, it is fuipe6ted, in,e.d 70
iend force into Napes.-Genoa is f. cotelv
oiockaded by the Englifh, that no vei.cl can
come ont without being captured. We kerna
illP OF the line in Naples Bay to watch i,,.
movements Of the French, vino arc not far d;t.
tant from that neighborhood. The traits of
MSiiina and that colt, are guarded by five fri
gates, under the command of Captain Calcr,+-
OF ~ Inc anon, 10 prevent the FRENCH taking poi
ietilon vi Sicily"
According to letters which are fated to have
been received from ow bloc kading iquadron Of,
the Iexel, the Batavian fquadron in that nor
lately have Indicated fomething of a difDoGt,o,,
toput to lea. For nearly ten days all the OF
GERS Were itrictly commanded to leep ON h,,ar.4
the" respective hips, and expected to fail as
loon as an opportunity prefented iffeIf. TIE
Dutcb ihlpS were represented by the captain of
fiuihan imp, who was ipoken by our cruizers-
as being victualed for months :.and sencr -
idea was entertained that they were TO procecd
on lone dlitant expedition. The nnnober 1e
fliPs ready tor tea, the fame Captain Gated 70
De TX ihIPs OF the lire, four frieates, and few
llilaier Veilels. The land troops on board
t Hete not more than 5000 men. Thefe fories
nave however, been 10 often repeated. that III
tie credit can be attached to them.
n GiaiSow gentleman On his arrival at Frank
loI' III oePtember, 1904, writes home TO his
correspondents Sc On my journey tfrouoh
hanover met with ieveral regiments march
ing towards the Eibe. As far as could learn.
Il Is luppoied that their intention is to blocl nm
1'e p",i~se Oh oFiuih goods from Hamburger and
A''Iccf1, INTO cue intetit,e of Q cro1a1,y. ,3 60
even go 10 tar as to fay, that they are 10 tste
t OF Mecklenburg, by which, if thew
iucceeS' hnal Cop will be put to the ex.
Pediting OF goods from thefe Quarters"
September 90.
"e become more and more convinced that
inc lnvahon will fhortly be attempted. Or
.ds adViceS from Brett left the fleet of 81 fail OF
t,'e line n the outer hat bour, with orders to Oil
the hrl favourable wind. 90"
A4(1Ver Of THE SH6iim' Porte TO the Ian Not.oftEe
french A1nGo.4aGor.
CoHSTASTINOFL Aueuh O.
" The Sublime Porte has received and con
hdered the Note delivered TO it by its friend. th,
French Amoaiiador. 1t imports that NlpoIegn
BonaParte, Firit Coniul, has been ,nrtointed
Emperor of the French that the Rerrf G,,,to
tives of the French Empire at FOREIGN Corrts
as alto thoie of other Powers in France nnt;I
they hall have received their new credentials
will abitaln from all reciprocal official comn,,,'
nIcation, though without negleGting the prefIino
occurrences OF the time. The Sublime Porte
according otis uiual fncerity, participates with
the mott intimate fatisfaction i'm every incre.c,
OF the dignity, honour, and glory of every DOW
er with which it has friendly connections: il 10
confequenty notified to the faid AmbaGador.
our friend, that ince the reputed bands offrend,
IMP snd concord between the two Dowers bavc
been renewed, the Sublime Porte has receivsd
with the mott iincere JOY the intelligence the
late occurrences in France, which, fince thev
lay foundation for the welfare and tranouiriv
OF that Empire, muit have { beneficial efTe0 on
the general tranquility and iecurity. With ref
pect TO the communications, il j. admitted that
the couefpondencc on any buGnefs that may oc-
cur hall be carried On by no non-or;icial com
munlcations till the neceGary changes niall be
made IN the credentials on either fide. The
Sublime Porte will always avail itfelf with pl.a-
iure OF every opportunity Gill more to nIength-
en- and confirm the tTierdlhip f. happily lubGn
ing between 1t and France"
The Greek commercial houfes, Fronimo.
Samourea and Co. Thomer Contention and
Mano, Cach and Co. have topped payment.
Their failures amount to above two millions of
piIaers.
AUGUST 81.
! The violation of treaties allowed bv orr 90
vcrnment, in permitting a free paGage Of The
BoiphoruSt othe RuiIian troopsl; ELECTROMAGNETIC
that nation has fucccfIiyely fent into the late
/ Venetian Hands and the movements which
have taken place in the Mores, are not the on
ly circumstances that excite our anxiety. Pro-
fitting by the aceidancy which fhe has Gradual
ly acquired, RuIfa has torn from us amon an
our commerce, and our vefcls (the Turkin)
now navigate the Black Sea under the RuiIian
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