The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
LONDON, Tniv s.

Private accounts from Malta fay :-Ofman
Bey governs Egypt, which is entirely in his pof-
FELTON,, except Alexandria and Aboukir-caftle.
Ali Pacha with party of Turks, were cut of
on their march to Cairo. Treachery and Maj
facres are the order of the day in that devoted
country. Malta is now in fate bt to repel
the united efforts of all the enemies o. England.
The Rufiian fleet had not failed from Cron-
hadt on the 9th ut. a week aftert the day ftated
to have been appointed for its failing.
July 6.
We vefterday received the two Hamburg
mails which came due on the 1T and 18th infant.
Their contents, as we yeiterday predicted, are
ofvery Comfortable importance. The Official
Note of the Emperor of Ruflia, prefented to
the French Government by the Charged AT
fairs at Paris, fhews how little reliance is TO be
placed on the aiIertions the Moniteur, refpeet-
ing the good understanding which it ftated to
exit between the Cabinets of ST. Petersburg
and st. Cloud. By the combination of French
menace and intrigue, the Elector of Baden was
induced to overlook the outrageous violation of
bis territory. By iimilar means, the Diet of RAJ
tiibon was led to vote, that the Rullian Note
did not contain fit matter for their confederation.
The Emperor Alexander is, however, feady to
his purpofc. His Remembrance which affords
proof of zeal and fpirt, contracted with the
apathy or pufilanimity of other powers, is more
w0rded than his former Note to the Diet.
Z e injury is more fully infifted upon, and its
probable consequences clearly exhibited. No
thing can be more lucid, juh than his fate
ment of the neceity of relieving all the govern
of Europe from the alarm which this act has
caoned, and of putting end to order of things
70 dangerous their fafety and independence" In
this public and full reproof Of foul and attrocious al
iafIination, every feeling muh rejoice. 1t will
tend win the opinions OF thoe powers in favor OF
England, whom perhaps other means might fail to
ciliate. But we look nothing at Prefent from
the Interference of RulIa. England mutt fight her
battle. The poh bellum auxilium may then be rea
lzed in than initance. In the mean time it
is fomethng to have the opinion othe Umpres in her
favour.
The late movement of the Bren feet, which excited
no alarm but anxious expectations, is pa1ed away
A thick fog had prevailed for three days, during
which the French fhips could not be feen, Many fig
nal guns were heard and it fuppofed that the
my had put to lea. When the weather cleared up,
was found that the French ihps had merely hifted
their births and were fate i'll port, as ufual
July 7.
Il appears that of the twelve judges who fat the
trial of Moreau voted for death, for acqutta and
for wears imprilonnent. This fnguiar eircnrr-
hlnce is aid TO have produced debate of fix hours,
when the majority declared for the latter fentence.
Admiral Lord Duncan, it is underftood, is to fuc-
eeed Admiral Lord CORVALLIS, in the command of
the Channel 1eet.
Mr.. Pitt, we are forty to fay, appears to be in
very indifferent fate of health.
The long-threatened invaion, many correspondents
from the coat perR in fayug will take place in the
eourle of next week. Without pretending to know
the day OF the week. however, apt to think the
time is very remote when the contsR between the
two countries will be decided. The very Formidable
preparations all along the extcnve COATS Of the
my from Brett to the Tczcl, think, evince Bora
parte's determination ofmaking the experiment. We
ought not, therefore to relax Jingle moment in
arrangements Of defence. The Corcan, regardlef Of
the consequences, feems reloged put his good for
once more to the ten but convinced Of the Gs
iii end energy Of our brave Conrymen, we have no
doubt that the conia will prove glorious the Bri
tiih Arms,
On account of the advcrfe fate Of the wind The
greater part Of our biockadng fquadrJn has been OBJ
liged 20 return to Dungenefs roads
The King Of Naples according Dutch papers,
h-sat laR agreed 20 evacuate his fortreAes, be
eupied By French Troops.
], is tated that Lord Mellon has Tent Gquadron TO
Corfu, to aa in concert with the Rattan flips which
have arrived there. lie Ail however, naintsns the
blockade Of 'Toulon.
Wedneiday morning, about 10 o'clock, their Ma
jee5 aud the Princee5 arrived at the Queens Houfs
from Kew. In Mort time after Mr.. Pitt had an
audience Of his Msjcly, and continued with him for
Considerable time. About o'clock his Maslly had