The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
NETWORK, September 9.

25sb Of uty, and Liv,ps.i papers to tie 27hS, both
i'egive. T6:y are eisit days later than any pr~vi-
0A' afe'asts, 6nf f~nj6 political intelligence Of
0se~. Tie jslsrSrg are aroasR tie p,irsioir arsi-
e.ts:
LONDON, July 22
J ne report T. a Portugal wiil be Obliged to re-
norncs al connection with this country, be attack
Ell by Frlnce or Spain, is renewed and it is faid
that French AMY i: forming at Perpignan, to
march through Spain This however yer NOT aicer-
tanrd
Admiral Corawallis, on being apprifed of the re-
turn OF the co nbieA fleets to Europe, recalled
fquadron of five fail oe the line which he had detach.
ed under the orders Of Sir Richard Ssrachan, with
view as was inProfed, to reinforce the Rochefort
and Ferrol iqnadrons.
The blockade of CadiZ is in the Ian accounts from,
Madrid, admitted to have been reluned by an En-
g!ith lqrad.on.
reconciliation is Rated to have taken place be-
tween Bonaplrte and his brother Jerome, on con-
dition that the latter his wife, and ferves
at lea Tor certain number OF yes, in expation of
his oiTencc.
July 23.
attempts have been recently made by fone of the
eremys CENTURIES aicertn the defenlive Gate of
orr forts along the coi.. Tueday, two perfons fup-
poisd to be p.es from the rnemys coat, were de-
teeted IN the act OF endeAvorng brbe the ceninel
toy gain admittance into Deal CaHle. Their queli-
ons as TO the tate OF th. FORT the cbre Of the ord
nance with all IFS means of defence were overheard
by one OF the foo, guards who observed them while
taking minutes Of the ,nfwers they received follow
ed them into Dsal, and cau.ed them to be apprehend
ed.
July "a.
The Americans, to their Infinite honour have
tTiuuphed over that petty African tyr,ny 10 which
the everal !tates OF Europe have 70 long iubmitted
aud iupported by their norious aud inlpolite ubii-
ties. We on Saturday received accounts from Mel.
Ina dated the 10 of me, which communicate the
following iiteretng intelligence Colonel Eaton
having landed with body Of marines, &c. from the
American fquadron in Egypt, advanced into the Iri-
Fotan territory and after foms levere contens in
"hichhe vas wounded in the arm by a mufket ball,
and IN which many Of his people FELL he carried Der
ia aud BangSh by aGallt. The Tripoli.ans alarmed
It thsiuceei immediately made evertures of peace
propoing to i5crate captain Bainhridge and the peo
pie of the Philadelphia, &c. Colonel Lear i, zone
70 Trro in the Earx frigate, to negotiate with the
Ba.haw; and the Contribution and Vixen have been
tent tie iunis to enforce the Bey better OFFER
vance OF peace than he has of late feenied diipoC
sd 10 adopt.
July 25.
A Cottenburgh mail arrived yeiterdav. and brngs
the important Intelligence that, in confcauence of
BonaTarte's late proceedings in Italy, W. Novozil-
zoi las received orders from his cour, no, to pro-
coed to Paris. Wonderland that government have
received information TO this effeG II is faid toe
that III. NovozilzoF will come to London ipG.ad
tons and to coniut with this government The let
tiers brought By the Gottenburgh s,ail re-Rae thar
the King of Sweden is about to put all Swedlh Po
nierania under the protection Of R,iha
No accounts have yer been received Of Lord Mellon
Gr the combined feet.
notwithstanding what has been faid to the contra
RI, we have it from good authority that ApmiE.L
NELsoE's feet va: at Gibraltar on the 18th JuIv
fly mil, ~ and. a..
the 9th. to Join Admiral Collingwood's blookading
f1nadron Oft Csdiz and thar the Prefident pafed
through the home ward b:und Fan. India CONVOY IN.
der ADMIRAL Ran'er' (N~joN Hrraia
A correspondent obferves if Lord Mellon arrived
at Gibraltar the 18th July, after an uuG,cee l,fp
puriut Of the combined feet, which is reported IA
have got into Brett water, that all the ihip at Brel
would immediately put Tea for the ihips of the
line biockadsd that port and thofe returned from,
the WeR-indies, would amount TO so or GO fail
I he mal9uvre OF cruiie to the we1wari was On
purpoit to ditrat and diperfe the Birth fleets and
iquadrons hatinned in the European feas; which ba
wing been pretty we'll effected, and their own force
concentrated at RreA, makes /, extremely pro5abIo
they will have iprit venture out and meet their
enemy, and ALTO attempt their long prntra9ed qreat
invafion and nce fuccefs ieems thus far 70 fortu-
nately to have attended the direction Of the cunnin,
Corcan, it is more than probable the next material
Us we hear, will be that the combined fleets have
po1efion Of the EIglih cha mel, and the French
troops Puihhg over to England or Ireland. Not a
moment will be loft by the grand feet failing out of
Drea, FOR on that moment will depend f,Iecefs. be.
eaule it is not poble the Britifh can Immediately
CoieG Beet OiOfe f,fiieieut 70 meet them IN hat,
tie, nor can il be imagined that Lord CORVALLIS
with feet of 80 So fail Of the lipe, would ,a;nt
tprudent to attack them, be able to proven; thr
Progres 70 the narrow channel. where their force
in FINAL armed venels dehgned for he inyaGon. are
all in readnels to fail whenever the protection of
their feet may offer. How folen,n nufl be onr re-
Reions the dreadful conf queues likely 70 enfue.
by 10 formidab'e force attacking a powerful nation
on its owu ground, ns.iOn to whom no other pso-
pie have the pirt Jufiee dare 70 be an ally So
uncommon have lately been the vici udes of lor,aoe
among the inhabitants OF Europe, III, i fem, ,
kind Of irnpiety TO do more than hope Providence
will, in his wifdom, dire6 the lie TO The ben f,
aud happiness oFthe world YET its inpofgib!. not
imagine that, the fuecefs and unfic.sis e one
Or the other party a; war, the trsDq li,y Of ey ~
na,ion on earth will depend. (B.
F,o1fd L1s Los9or sas.y.
STATE OF THE BRITISH NATION
- acw defirfou might be given of man that he