The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25

lctVSS, Utltdu abandoning tsiSsn TO mtU WIZ
in tlefc extremely important o,a.isious, have no
other motive than the PATTON ofbatred, and the
thirft of-soli.
"The Court of Vien,- win aa as /, peafes !:
peace fubGlts--If huitril diaurb il, If fhe fire
the firf cannou, or if by thefe procedures fhe
| ohlises the Emperor ofthc French 70 fire it the
firft, do we think that war will end 10 foon and
| would the treaty which would Ibis time be Ggn-
&c at Vienna, be durable or not?
LONDON, HuenR 81.
BY letters received, I'VE leara, that the cee-
hraecd traveller Mungo Parke, with his compa-
mons, Mefis. Andcrfon and Scott. who failed
from Portfmouth in the Creicent iiaufport a.
bout fix months ago, having touched at the IN
and Of ST. Jago, and Goree. arrived at Ksyav,
on the river Gambia, on the 18th of April,
whence they were to proceed in a few DAYS into
he interior of Africa, To efctt the bnfineis in
which they were dispatched, and which we be-
'eve TO he ot a very important and exteniive ma
turc. The heat was at that time 70 executive,
that the thermometer wa. connantlv 1T 100 de-
grces and upwards in the ihaic, aud for two or
three hours after funiet, continued at from 40
to % degrees. We are h,ppy however, TO hear,
that notwithstanding this excefs of heat, the
| whole party had enjoyed perfect health: they
had only loft one of the fifty men they had re-
they had been above fourteen days in the river ::
| and this man had been unwcll before they left
the Ifiand.
A iprit of diiIention and revolt we hear nil
confines to peryade fcvera, of The provinces IN
thc VII inity of Canton, and f5veral fkrnibes
h7d taken place between the inf,rgents and the
Imperial army, with Alternate fuccefs, aud it
was fuPpofed It would require all the force and
Energy of the Empire to retore guilty TO the
State.
Letters from the Gull oh of Pcrfs mention,
| that the Imaum of Mufcat was ia:ely killed n,
| an engagement between par. Of has Heet and
| the inhabitants of the oppoli.e ihore, who had
long been on terms of hofiIiy; the latter being
the difcipes Of the Wahabee, and former a true
Believer.
Auguf es
Paper Of this morning afFerts i, very poti-
tive terms, that the Britifh arn,v defined to a
1.-THE Continent, in conjunction with The hnilri-
an and Rutlian Forces, is to confift of $4,000 eff
fectiv- men, pnder the following Commanders,
g..
Lieut.. General His ROYAL Highneis the Duke
of Cumber'lnd, Commander in Chief.
Lieut. Gtneral Sir james Putnsy TO be fecond
in command; and
Major-Genersl His Royal Niehnefs the Duke
of Cambridge, to have the command of the
Swed1i Army, with the German Auxiliaries to
be thereunto attached.
We will be nprifcd indeed to find that fuch
An arrangement has taken place.
Private accounts from France fate that the
French and Spanifh fleets are TO Cooperate in
the expedition aeaiRf England and that
qnadron of five fail of the line and four frigates,
with fevera tranfports, are now ready for lea at
Touion, having 10000 troops on board. This
force is fuppofrd to be defined TO attack the
Rufiians at Corfu
There is a letter in the French papers, dated
Madrid, which, fit be correct, lllews that there
has been AZ action in the Mediterranean between
the Spaniih fleet from Carthagena and a Britii!,
tqnadron probably the one commanded by Sir
X. Bickerton, in which the former were defeat
ed. II ftatss that information having been re-
ceived by fgnal that fome Eugiifh ihips were on
the coat, Admiral Don Juan Martinez failed
with lIishett from Carthaeena to interceptthrm;
but after engaging them for fome time, the FIRE
OF tine Engh'h was 70 inceflant, that the Spaniiir
Admiral found it expedient tn haul his wind,
and return 10 por, with all polfhle expedition.
Augul 90.
AMERICAN TRADE.
Much anxiety has of lase been excited in the mind,
OF the merchants trading with America on the fub-
je of the detention of vefIes trading between that
country and thoie with England The Of
tenhhe cau!e for this, it appears, is he difco-
very made by the Engliih government, of contratf
having been entered into between the merchant. of
Holland and thole Of America, BY which the latter
have agreed become the carriers Of produce n,ip
ped Batavia, be delivered in Dutch or French
port. The fbips thus contradict for amount To- a.
bout IL or u, n.a( of which have received their
cargoes on board, and proteedcG on their voya,ce;
and the better to GIeter themiclves from DIRECTION
they touch at an American port, procure renewal
of their bills ofading by whichit is made 20 appea.,
that the property on board i. aCtulIy fpped in a.
meriea, and for American account and r;AS II is
certain, that the Eng1h government are veil ac-
quainted with the names of the American vefIcs thus
employed, Of the nature of their loading. ard the
particular places ports which they are bound to
but fuch difcovery to his Majenys hips, who have
received ORDERS bring in and detain all American
velIels hound to the eneny's ports, it is evdep,,
might have defeated the end for which the order was
given, aud it therefore made general. IIrcu
this remembrance made, Oil Saturday, by the
American Ambai!ador, to our government when
the true motives fairly explained il addition
to which, il vas Gated by Miniacrs that no injury
intended to the trade, that every jull and fair
allowance would be made fuch fhps 30 fhoud APP
pear to be nju0ly detained, and which niould be Get
at hertv with all pofhle expedition: and that the
two vefrels which had been condemned ihould be
conpenisted for heir full value, IL appearing tina,
only one of the veffes among the nunher intended