The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-08

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Glouceher deceafcd. The Dsecpf Cambridge
(5th Ton OF mis- majeay) to lColonel of the
Co'dfream regiment of foot Yards i'm the room
of the Duke of York: and l. Duke of Kent
l4'h fon OF his niajelty) to fFieid Marlhal of
the forces.
| 1t is reported, that the Emeror of Germany
IN Cafe OF war,-now inevi,ae-wi!l.take the
field in perfon HE will accompanied by
his brothers the Archduke harles, and the
Archduke John. The celebted Gen. Mack,
VIII alto have an important dnmand. Oppo-
led to thefe will be the Frena Emperor in per-
ton; aiiiited by Bernaiotts, bgereau, Meileria,
&c. hut he will want Mor,u.
The viiit of Bonaparte tohe coat was for
the purpofe Of Tending Off Is troops towards
| Gernany.
The language of Germanlthough rather in
contl'tept with her conduct is itill sxcufabie
She knows the potency of Frnce; and thong
ihe finds war unavoidable, & is not willing to
commence hoft'lities until IL has Ruilian ar
nv at her elbow
II sfomewhat remarkable, that the Paris pa
pers' whIcha few days Guce chimed 70 muti-
cary on the proipects of peae on the pacific
d'iPohtion or the Emperor oil Germany and
the good understanding fulfilling between the
TWO nations, ihould all at oce. change their
| tone; and are now altogether varlike. Nothing
IS now heard but the din of w:rlke preparation
and the ttudied exaggeratiou If all the accounts
| rom Germany; as though hereswere A pre-
text wanting for fome bold lroie which the
EMPEROR Napoleon contempiates ftriking.
| We itated yefteriay that orders had been re.
ceived by the 5,h, 4ed, 4si, sed, and o5th, re.
giments, and the 4th and 9th Inniikelle dra.
| goons, to prepare for embarkation for foreign
| iervice, hmllar orders from the war office were
| ALTO received on Tuefday laf a. the head-qusr.
ters IN Canterbury, from the Secretary 1t War
| toy the feveral under mentioned regiments
kings dragon guards; 9TH dragoon Guards
SIN, 10th, 18th, elst, light DRAGONS 4ad, So
and e5'h two brisades of foot guards; de
| tachment of the royal wagon train; all tn,
nr't hatta.ions of the line a large party of ar
| tillery.
The firit battalion Of the Co!,ffream, and tn,
hrit battalion of the third regimen. of guards
now lying at Deal, are ordered to hold them
felves in readinefs for embarka,ion. The off
GERS belonging to the battaons who wre en-
pioyed on the recruiting fsrvce, are ordered t,
JOIN them Immediately.
In TINS enumeration, we find materials for al
expedition upon very extrafive fcale. Com
bining it with the breaking up of the camps a
bou'ogne, we may prefume that f;,me great mi
'itary enterprises are at hand. The prcfnmnti
IN, therefore, is, that hofIitirs will Immediate
'gromuence upon the continent. Tn that e
VENT the expedition now preparing in England
whatever be its immediate object, will operat
| as powerful diverfion in favour of our CONT
| mental allies. Tie invader will become the in
vaded, and all the boaf and menace of the Cor
ilcan will only reco in difgrace upon his owl
| head. TIE particular enterprise in contempla
| ton OF the Englifh government, we cannot h.
| expected to know nor, if knowing, TO reyea,
| mere are many points between the Texel an,
| the Gulph of Genoa, in which an Enelifb arm,
may gather new laurels, and contribute its pe
! nerous aid to the deliverauce of Europe.