The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

The di!aifetfed have been held in the counties OF
| Carlow and Kildare, ince Friday .aft. Nume.
rons aifdavits, aiierting this fact, have hee,,
fworn before the Magistrates in thole parts of the
| country"
| On E ur'iay large meeting ofthe Roman
Catholics was held in Dublin. for the purpore Of
| preparing petition to the Imperial Parliament,
~ the fubjett of their Emancipation. Lord
Fnslil was in the chair. The next day Lord
fingal! diaed with Sir Evan Nepean, and on
ruefday formally acquainted theIriih Adinnif-
tration OF the fact.
| November IL.
| Paris Journals 90 the 1T, and Dutch papers
| Ola LATE date have leen received. The Mont
teur announces tie capture the Spanirh fri
gates, and comments upon that affair in
! ttyle which appears TO leave no chance what.
yer of anamicahlc arrangement with Spain.
" was NOT to be expected, perhaps, that the
| Monit1ur ihoud enter into IN aygumentitivc
review of the tatc Of our relations with Spain.
he French Emperor. however, claims great
merit for his fuibearance in allowing Spain TO
remain neutrai, when the rupture of the trea-
Y of Amitns 'hOuld, as it is faid have led her
TO make common oaufe with France. II is now
limited that Spain has forty fips Of the line, tina.
her ports. now to be fhut againh our commerce,
abound in feamer, and that her means and re-
ioufces will cooperate in transporting the le-
g'ons that arsto invade England, Ireland and
Scotland. Even if the Spanih government
! were inclined to admit of compronfe, its mo.
Iteration would be overcome by the violrrc.
and recruitment of Botaparte.
Report again ftates that fome active military
operations are now i'll contemplation. Ten or
twelve thouiand of our beft troops are faid TO
be under orders to hold themfeves in readinefs
for immediate fervice. We have heard fome.
thing of plan for thei, being employed in ac-
tive operations. MIR. Pitt of late has frequently
coniulted naval and military officers on the fub
jet, and fome fay that the fcheme is arranged
and to be Immediately tried. We have heard
ieveral particulars of the plan, which however
1t might te improper to fate. II is expected
to give conhderable annoyance to the enemy
but If we are rightly informed as to its nature,
IT can make no very Comfortable inpreffion
General Moore is mentioned as likely to have
the command.
1t is the opinion of fome that, in cafe of a
rupture with Spain, which feems now alnoft in
cvitable, operations will be undertaken againit
the Spaniih fettlemsnt in America.
letter from Hamburger by the LAT mail Cys
=" the Ruilian miniftsr tere has by cffili an
pllcation, cauied the two notes from M D'Ci-
bril- to M. Taileyrand, relative TO the dfpoiiti-
on of Rufiia towards France, to be inherited IN
the Correspondent of this city.
There is third note in circulation amonet
the diplomatic corps here, the full extent of
which has not trsnfpired. It is fubfequent to
tfe foregoing, being dated on the esth Aurut,
the day on which NJ. D'Oubril demanded Daft.
Po''s "iS important note, ii is iaid, declares
on the part of his Imperial MaieAy, "that
ihoud France be guilty Of further provocation
againft Rufia or her allies, or threaten by any
new outrage, the fafety and independence of
Europe, ard thus force Rulia into war, his
Imperial Maieity will not fail to apply the Taft
reiources which juf defence renders necelia-
~, and with as much vgour as he was patient
In the application of means which moderation
dictated, without prejudice TO the honour aud
dignity of his crown"
The Emperor of Germany is making extern
i've military preparations, for the avowed pur-
pole OF maintaining his neutrality in the event
OF rupture between Ruifia and France. The
imperial council of war has given orders for the
formation of four armies of obfervation; the
hrit in Cailicia, the fecond on the frontiers of
Turkey, the third on-the borders of the Tyro-
lefe, and the fourth in the neighbourhood of
Egra.
The Emperor of Auftria has confented to the
reIntroducton of the order of the Jefuits into
his hereditary dominons.
1t is finally arranged that Bonsparte's coro.
nation fhall take place on the 25th of the prefsnt
month.
November Is.
Our readers may remember. nrri1aps ,har i.
was ftated in the Hamburger Correfpondent, in
a letter from Paris, that it had been obferyed nv
Bonaparte at the laft levee at the Thuilleries.
that perhaps an Englilh miniter might be in
Paris at the coroDation.-Th Immediately fcnt
the ewes troopers to the Stock Exchange, and
the funds at Paris are faid to have rifen ON the
hopes Of peace. If Bonaparte made fuch All OBJ.
iervation, it NUT have been like" the Juggling
hends that pater with us in a double fcnfe. !"
lie mutt have alluded to the probability Of
Sir George Rumbold being arrefed and brought
to Paris agreeablyt to the orders that had been
iilued. Ifthis was really the cafe, it was very
malignant and objectionable piece ofirony.
The public will learn with the mott lively in
tereft that his Royal Highnef8 the prince of
Wales had yefterday long and moa Affection
ate interview with his Majefty. The meeting
took place at Kew, and we are perfuaded that
the refult oft will be the perfect re-efablifhoent
OF that habituai intercourse which is not more
ehentia to the happiness of the illuftrious fsni.
iy itself, than to the welfare of the empire at
large.
There are reports Of new arrangements for
ireland much higher than the appointment of
new fecretary.
A Misunderstanding, not unlikely TO lead 70
ferrous consequences, has taken place between
the Porte and the French AmbaTador a. o.,