The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sebt, 90.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. %. 3
Letters from our Fleet off Cadiz, Rate tha
Ale rious 7ttray has taken place between III,
french and Spaniards, at Cadz, in which :;
numoer or lives were loft ON both fides. Tn.
| fate. "' 'A''i
The firft fruits of the Declaration made \,
Auftria is, that the EIetor of Bavaria has ioine5
the Confederacy. He has either been caiolre
| oy Promifes, or conftrained by fear, to ente
INTO treaty with 3onaparte, whole great OBJ
Jeet was to pot1efs himielf of the Venetian
territory, and or every thing that Auftria had
acquired III the Adriatic. The fcheme IVA,
mott eXtenilye, and, ifit had facceedcd. wouId
nave added mott important ftrenyth to the ma.
rhine power of France; but it would have
laid Au'tria for ever at IFS mercy. To accom-.
plifh his object, however, it was necef1arv Tfo,
bonaparte to tempt the Elettor of Bavaria 70
aL exchange OF territory, that he might, There.
py' nave compensation to offer to the En-
per"' and we are afiured that, up to the We.
ny moment OF the exPlofien. he conceived that
nc was MAKING progrefs in his plan. He was
lS'"sht therefore IN the plot and the whole is
now unraveIled. The EIeefor of Bavar;, b,s
oFoereo'his army, amounting, perhaps. TO he.
tween 20 and 800 men. TO ioin tbe Az
trans and he hasreceived complete e,,,.
rahtee Tor the fatety of his dominions. The
senerai Preparation for war, and the Certainty
ehdt me FUNDS tor its maintenance mutt come
,ioHh England, have more and more tended to
no"e' tue exchange /; but it is certain. that
though great fubiidies are agreed upon. We ,rs
pstter prepared, tilan at the COMMENCEMENT
or the lat war, to fu!tain the fl1ock The whole
OF the collars ielzed from the Spaniards were
kU mn. ,
up, ready TO be tranfmitted to Hamburg. for
the Purpofe of keeping up the exchange and,
while the money lafs, it will certainly have
the effect.
It's, however, by no means unlikely that
the King ofPrufiia may yet offer his medjati.
on which after the official papers of the two
Imperial Courts of Ruiiia and Auaria, cannot
be refufed. IF Bonaparte feels himfelf weak.
ne wiln doubt try this ftrataeem; for. with
all his ambition, he would willingly give un
the iron crown Of Lombardy 10 retain the COL
Den GLADDEN. of France. 1t mua be to him :
Penlous CONTEXT. 1t deprives him in the outfet
OF all ms external fources of revenue. He car
no ioHger ipread over, and quarter his armie:
upon the countries he has over run and he
has Tor many months paft been exhauftinp hi,
own treafury in naval preparations, which are
now uielefs to him. The enthufiaf;n of Eber.
ty he has himfelf annihilated in France, and he
cannot therefore. expect to raife the pcopIs
IN his caufe. All fear of diturbance in the en-
IIoyrlent of their property will be diifipated b,
the proclamations of Autria /; and we 1honle
not, therefore, be furprifed to fee his proot
fPrit itoop to negotiation, as the means Of in
demnIty for the pat, aud fecurity for The fu
ture.
In the hope that the Emperor of Rufiia ma,
be able to find in the Baltic fufficient numbe,
OF traniports, of one kind or another, to fepe
a body of troops TO England before the froff fet,
IN, orders have been given at our ports TO pre
pare Tor their reception. They would be in
I.a,'iy joined oy fuch troops as we can fpare
and forwarded on an important expedition. .
SEPTEMBER 90.
IL was reported this morning, that Anot he,
rover has declared againft France--the Fiec
tor OF Heie Cafel, Whole troops are TO be IA
ken INTO EnSiiih pay. IF that be the fact, it i
deciilve ot the fentinents of PrufIia, witbou
whole concurrence, Power iituated 70 nea
her territories would not have taken 70 decifv,
a teP. But we do not guarantee -. truth o
the rumour. = :
The report Df an immediate difJoIu.inn n
parhament was again revived yefterday: anc
II was even ftated, that proclamation TO thai
erect bad either received, or was about to r..
ce,ve, the Royal Signature. We deem IL ne
cehary onotice this rumour, from the Gene
raj circulation which It obtained lsit night
without prefuming to vouch the accuracy q
| the fatement.
| The following are faid tn be the Gate an
defamation Of the armies which BonsDartc wa
20 let immediately in motion acanf the Com
bined Powers The Grand army is 70 cor
tIIt OF one hundred and fifty thoufand men
bonaParte Is 70 be the Commander in Chic
and under him Berthier: the centre is 70 b
gwen oLou's Bopaparte :the right wing to o.
dinot and the left TO MA,mout. This arm
isto at IN Germany and Switzerland. ----Tb
| army Of Italy is 10 confh of 10000 men
| J'urda1 IS TO command the centre, 81. Cyr, III
! right, AID MaiIena the left wing. An arry
Je,ooo men, under Angereau, is Rated To- :
on is march as suxilIaries to Spain, and
keep PortugaIin futJeetion. The army of r,
! ierVe v to conht OF 10000 men, under Il
comn'aHd Of SouIt and D'Avoue, TIE .rc,
of Eagland aud Holland is to confR Of so.or
men, under the command Of Ney and Bonbon
! nae