The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-16
[NoLuME 2.

'ufpnie w'ch the iaIr return osthe i;rf G,n,-}
uron 'hey ha'i dared to fcnd tn .ca, after two
years of war, was ct!cnlatcd To prodprc.
IL IS the fate return oftlisfcuatruntha.has
made the enemy fate themselves on 4 :,,dde,,-
! ,ilat hey can cope with us; and teca,t, thss
can reno Hips to fes, which fomstirncs eic are
capture, by not falling in V ;;h our peets. NV
| imagine that they have become great Naval,
F"wer. II would have been better 10 lave
waited h'ia'i thcfe blows, with which tSey
threaten us had been hn,c. but as nerbap,
J they thought it ju6 pol5ie that the bosffsr
uhEht peat, they were reiolved not 70 loce the
| only opportunity which r1ich, h, ;fordaa
them of holding a lofty ard tr;,,mnlao tons
neg tell us, that we hncw not Of ;l,e d.n,,
,ure OF the koShefoft fquatlrou tiii il had taken
Oonin'ca, not of the departure or the. ~,,,i,n
,'''t mas oaned the Strsightc, an,, that we iba,I
near no more OF Vt for fouc months the ,'.,ar-
,ure ora iecond RocEefort f9uN'ron las not
''ee H'o ic, or, and there are fSeral Lang, mi.
9a'es which are 70 DO aitat milf ,,;cf NOON colts
! 'Th'Ct We think are Idle known 70 tht.i, IA.
io's' We quote tae!e exprei5ons no, for m.
Pu7>o'e OF paying attention to the tisn,ccs tb.,
| con'ain, bit or hazardRs conjecture unon
the deft'nation the expeditions. when thsy
Ky mat we ihai hearDo more of the Tonlnn
,quadron' Tor lone months, do thew nesn ]
rom the time 1t pafled the Strengths.
| OF from the preient period If tbsJv
: mean the former. upwards o. two nontbs
raVe already eiaried, and III be gone 10 the
"t"-incics we hall car of it's Operations or
arrival III nj probability by the end OF tb;a
month. But the pirate fcerns applicable. 70
more 1tant voyage than the yVrG-Tpdies.
oon'e nae ago we inppofed it vSrv rrohsble
-,'' .ne cCinhincd isets would icparste in !,
lVc''dn iati'ude, and that the French voulJ
proceed 70 lie Fan Indies, and the Snan;sr5.
/! to tic wa. The intelligence we c,n1rnns;,.
tsd Yctcrday feems to favour that fioo,f,,
"A ooaniiii iquadron, OF four fail ofthc i;,,. -.
iPoScn II lat. Is. ". long. 30 hesrinr n s. w
G""'ls Gu the sth aud 9th pit.--tIndot;bfea,y
'H,S was the SPan'ih fquadron fran, Czd;y \
y w...cn ieemS probable feParated frorn the
i'entH immediately after leaving C5d;z for !
on me oh April; they came out or tbe ,cth
l.ie 'rench were ont Of fight, boz on the lrth
""a i2ih, the SDaTiih squadron of Eve f,;I of
,oe !iae' were ieeu beating TO The eanws-a |
havi''g peIhapa. ioh ight Of the Frenc,. in TIE
"'':ht OF ths iolh. We ar fig, therefore. IF
Upi1 y. mat Inc ou'"n !Gu7tron is gone 10
NC 4t lhats-!ndesd the French talk OF the
Grows they viii itrlire in l0.h the Indies 'Trs
injury they are 70 90 or thofe COATS u;;ch ~
'"oueht were unknown 20 them, are Eijj r, ~. }
me coat OF Canada, Hudicn's B1v. ,ci ~
tound!al'd. Perhaps he fecond Rochefcr, CO..,
ofoh are gcne thiiher But our req lc.rs of cr,,r.
WIN MOI Ia! 10 Ice that The French in the mn
s.eS we ma : fHtratted, mix W, defcnediy az
ir.l,is' n'ueh mat is a5l1ri, great deal oe
n''"rnce and mtnaces. We tIu.f thst r,e 60
iufnIi'i them with few facts in return. and
mat we man have TO repuhih their notes zy:tl,.
pS"F DHHh76le eo'7.r.snt56y lord NELSON.
l. e ~ Is win reluctance that we abandon H.
'"ea OF producing confcderacy OF continent
powers aga!nft France but the hores Of and
lPo"ertn! cooperation on the part OF Rnffia
S'"" ,alnttr ard fainter every day.-Ve rnight
nav d':5ceved the articles from PrterE,nro,,
| IN TIE hrIT fbA faC, e, ~.
cia'or being on the port of Drocers;ino r., pa
IT'S cannot be dcubtei.--1hat the ob;s9 of
MS nniliion IS 20 Motif an LHlizat11, a,reed "a
lnY kuiila and Great Britain Conformity v,r do
NOT heheVe. We do not believe it, hrcaufe we
, N"oW thSt me approximation between Rufija
ana france has been produced nv the kline Of |
I"'hf' WHO @ohid not have interfared had be
lioipet'sd tia: Ku'id had an intention Of notifv-
MO through an AnbaGadot, for whom he hal =
procured paHpors, that unlcfs certain cond;.
tons were dcceded to, the Courts Of P-terc
ourSh, London and Stockholm. would make
common cauie agairG France. That the f4uti-
ments CT kufha have experienced a chance
within thefe three monthsis not to be doub,cJ
IL IL were Woft'i while to enter much into an 4
interrogation CT t'e cauies of that change, il ]
wonld not, we believe, be dif'cn: 10 nrnye.
mat 1t has been produced in great decree bv
,ne hcIiet ioinduifriouAy circulated firouqbout
Europe, That parties were too equally balanced \
III TINS country 10 render it likeythat Mr. Pits
power Wou!d be permanent, and that :, cl,anss
OF AdminiitratiOn would in III probability Lad
to the adoption Of dianefricallv opposite fvC-
lem vi pc,tlcs with reipeGt TO France. Ruff &,
ne other powers were not 10 learn fhst Mr.
FOX had reprob1ted The war as unneceG,ry and
lnlnF, aHd had approved OF The treaty. of
Amiens. 70 have made cc.nmo, cuff. y
thiIcio'e v'tt country Whole flein TO-
wards France might have changed with chance ,
OF Mlnitry, vas policy which m Ter fnch
circumstance, they NUT have felt diiinclned 10
ADOPT. ~ J
Yst 1t The time we are expecting our din
hei, az lean our frong doubte, whether RlGia
or any ut the Continental Powers, viii co.oDr- ,
rate with US ag1inG France, it is proper we
mould tate, thdt the Ian accounts from Vienna
are by no means pacific IN tEeir language to-
wards France and ii is a faGt that the Funds
At Vienna fell within this month, fur 6cr leat.
&" one day. But we hardly think that The Auf..
iran Government viii yet depart from It's fyigcm
of neutrality.
8. The ch7oces Of continental war helm. r, 7
feeble 1t remains 10 be enquired whether ti.re :
rs any 'tFODger CHARGE of peacr Ls;r- =. a tiff