The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

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fd3 5I&an miniiter, Livingston, has
re{ bills for 5 millions OF ivres;
I il )iftanding, not received by
manner he expected, after his
hnafFr Iifical expedition to England :;
bccau1e MOI honey, and better iiue, were
hoped forhere. On Livingfon's iirt confer
ence, after his arrival here he remained with
Ialleyrand for iix hours and Courier was fent
to the Emperor Immediately afterwards, who
ordered Taleyrand to wait upon his Maieity.
The rumour of peace, cauied by Livingiton's
journey, was received with a fatisfa6tion every
where not agreeable to the conquerors of En-
gland in retro j; even the proud warriors on our
coait began to think from the intrigues of their
fovereign for peace, that his means to deitrov
modern Carthage did not correfpond with his
ldeiire
This has caufed the paragraph in the Mon-
teur, declaring what is very well known here,
and which, a month ago, Government did not
conceal, that Mr.. Livingston was fent pom- /o,i-
der fe teJTin, I" TO found the Cabinet as Tai
leyrand himfelf faid. But what confirms the
particulars of the milton of Mr.. Livingston is
that another neutral Minifter was aiked TO I'M
dertake it, but refufed until he could obtain per
mlihon from his Court; regarding, as mot po-
Hticlans here do, thefe millions merely as III
trigues, to gull England into fatal iecurity
when the blow is intended to be truck.
Government, it is faid, have received pofitive
intelligence of the enemy's deiign to attempt a
landIUg, AS nearly as poliibie at the fame time,
in Jeriey and Guernfey. Dispatches were fent
off on Thuriday, to both thefe inands. All the
troops along the oppofte line of the French
coat from Ooutance to Vauvi!e, have been in
conitant movement during the whole OF laft
week, and reintorcements had arrived from the
interior.
On the fubjed of the time of the invafon re-
ports continue to be vague and contradictory {;
at any rate it is not fate for US to relax even for
a moment, our eXertions for OF fuch An irnpru-
dent and inexcufable relaxation the French
would not fail to avail themfelves. Our troops
mutt be every where ON the alert, our volunteers
muit ftand to their arms yet little longer; but
the effort OF this Hummer will probably be the
| laft they VIII make for many year.
command of the Channel Fleets.
| private letter from Vienna, of the 9th init.
! itateS, that on the cd the French AmbafTador
Champagny went to court in fate, and had a
private audience of the Emperor, in which he
delivered bis new credentials, Ggned by the new,
Emperor hImie!f. The Emperor is iaid to have
atiured the Ambaliddor that lie confitiereei this
event rs new pledge of the uninterrupted good
| intelligence between the two tates.
| Letters from the feet off Brett, dated on
Monday lalt, announce that the French feet in
the outer harbor, apparently ready for fea, COM
PRIZES 22 fail of the line and ten frigates. with
ieveral tranfports. An opinion prevailed in our
| iquadron, that the enemy would take the hrR
favourable opportunity to put to Tea.
! On "Wednesday number of very respectable
American Gentlemen met at the Grove HOMIE.
Can>berwel, for the purpofe of celebrating the
anniversary of the independence of the United
States.-A grand dilcharge ofcannon took place
on the occaiion, and there was, previous to the
breaking up OF the company, brilliant difIolav
OF fireworks. a number of appropriate toafts
were given in the courfe of the evening, and
among the ref the health OF our luxurious So
vereign was drank with great enthuiaim.
Among the company pretent were MIR. Mon
roe, the American minitter, and Mr.. Erving,
Conful-General for the United States. The
whole bulinefs was conducted with the utmoh
cordially, and the company parted in perfeei
friendfrp at a late hour
It is itated that the mother of Georges. en-.
couraged by the fuccessful applications which
have been made by the relations of feversl of fhe
! individuals who have been found guilty, is on
her way to Paris, TO implore mercy for her fon
None Of the French confpirators have vet been
executed; And it is rumoured that they will
| all be pardoned.
| 1t is currently reported, that the emperor OF
Ruiiia pohtively refsies TO recognize Bonaparte
as Emperor of the French.
! The hon. lieut.. Jones, belonging to the Naiad
fIigate, who was tried by a court martial at
Plymouth, for ftriking the Frt lieut.. of that
hip, and was fenteuced 70 be fl1ot, has reciev-
ed MS maIetty's mott gracious pardon. re i.
! ALTO reitored to his rank in ieryice.
! 1t is runoured that Parliament will fit till the
frit week in Auguit, Mr.. Pitt having fyften
OF naval defence to propofe, which NUT necef.
fairly occupy the attention of both houfes, foi
ioue time. #
| ON tbs 9th N "a ,cI,o,- -, a. -. -.
ing, the Empsef$af Germ, ~sSfafely deliver.
ed of an arc}, si6ch eIa. So
1t is the general opi5EJ ii <,,< dsx O
Coronation all the psr!,Ii< ~ sbn
fpiracy viii be fa5<Ions,> v
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