The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-06
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NETWORK, Aueun so.
The Tho Rhoda and Bet!ev, arrived lat even
ing in IL DAVIS from L;verDoo, and we have ex-
tended our files of Eng.ith paDsrs ~ the 18th OF
Iu'v four days later than advises nv the Ii
vsrpool Packet. The 5our at which thev were
received will ro. permit us 10 10 more than no.
tIce the outlines vi their corteuts in fummarv
manner !fer. -4dr.
The Craud Sicnior in anfwer to iv',er from
Bonaparte in notifying his acc.fiion TO the throne.
ofItay, has given he latter a.iuranres of his
fr'end'h'p, Int refuies 70 achnow !c,',e him eli
;ther as Em7er," Of FRANCE or KING ofi,lly.
a bloody battle between the rfilrsents OF
Servia and a body of Turks has taken place on
the borders Of Moravia, in which the former
remained matters of the field, though with con-
iiderable lofs, their commanding officer being a.
mongf the killed.
| Sixteen thoufand French and Dutch troops
are encamped fcwmilcs from A,naert.anl, who
are held in readincis to march AT the fhorteit no.
tice, iilp@oicd to he defined 10 embark in the
expedition againt England. The Dutch troops
are iad to rejoice at the idea not from with
10 aiiift in conquering England, bat TO have an
opportunity of oitertng. The !1tet in the Tex
el is extremely i'll manned, but rigid,y difcplin-
ed, and badly vittualled.
On the morning Of The ll.h JuIy il was men.
toned pnblicl!y by M. Ernlne, in the Court of
Kings Bench, that aivices had been received of
Lord Nelfon's having fallen in with the combin
cd feet, had captured eight fiii If the line. and
was in puriuit Of the ret. No Official account
had reached Government Of this event.
Ta!leyrand is fa;d 10 have died at Milan of an
apoplectic ft.
The Britifh Parliament was prorogued by
commit IN on the 10th. The fpee IN delivered
1 b,rf t,.. 1. III
ohs ina. NJ naJeFy had NOT yet been able TO law
hetort Pariament;the refult of the negotiations
IN which ne rs engaged with powers OIL The con-
unent, but that no fep would be omitted for
promoting t'Ich Il concert rs may afford The bcf
proipect ofreiiorlnc general and permanent tran.
, qn'iny; or may,if nece'iary, flrniih the means
| Oh repe'ling with v'gorr the con.,nued encreach-
mentS on the part of the French government.
winch threaten every day more and more tbe II.
oerty anu Independence of all the nations of Fu-
rope.
q letter from Holland Rates that confid-rabIe
bodies ot troops were marching TO the Helder,
TOT the purpoie OF being embarked The differ
ences between Schimmelpenninck and General
Niarrnont had riien to great height, In confe-
quence OF an attempt made by the former TO
check the bound'efs profulion and extravapance
OF the French general.
a report was circulated at the II lguc that b.
hsparte had declared war aedinft the Emperor
OF GERMANY; but it obtained no credit.
Price OF Stock, July ls, at noon-Co nfoIs
so l-2 Omniuri s Ia
a letter from Paris, dated the 81 Iulv. in =
Dutch paper, flys SO The troops on the coa0
are IN motion, and their numbers are eNinat. 4
from so to 200. 900 men. No Iefs than COCO
vehels are lying ready in the Road and in the
Port. The fotil!a conifs Of Prasms being a
large kind of veGel, having cannon and horres
on board, of Gun boats, Pinks, and Chaloope.
carrying 81 FOUNDER.
=" Baton has been formed in the port of Ron
Iogne, capable o. re- eyng one half of the armed
veEels.
In the port OF Vinereaux. Q leagues north
OF Boulogne, lie the Imperial cutters, and other
armed Hips. The encampmeuts at Bou,ogDe,
Etapies, and othcrplaces, conliftoffuuare wood
en- barracks, plaitered on the outide, ranged in
three lines, and divided from each other by lit-
tie gardens.
Vice-Admiral De Winter has been appointed
Commander in Chief of the Texel expedition.
with permifiion TO hoia his flag on board whate.
YER fhip he may chufe.
The Hibernia, Admiral Gardner, arrived AZ
Porttmouth on the sth. The command is given
up to Admiral CORVALLIS. The American min
William and Mary, from New York, with -four,
arrived on the fime day, detained by the Kent
prvateer.
Letters from liiSon of the 2sth June ment;-
on that the King of Spain is dangerously IN
SIC TITO teiiitDt IS Corrob0rltei ty adyices
from Cadiz of the 18th, which a!fo Nate that
'ary have the pFoi2ett Of very plentiful barven