The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
LONDO, March is. !.

We have receivet Paris papers to the 9th.
| The FELTON, OF toe leilatire body wds put an
end 10 on the 9th, ba ipeech from one CT the
government oraturs, x. LIE Segur. He expreii-
ed the emperor,,Ssoiolrte appreciation Of their
lcopduGt .dwsft iitfp the iinpo6ng ceremony
| of the corouaticp. rsSered more auguit nv the
prcfence a-si paricntt,n ofthe Pope allud-
ed TO the laws that td been psiitd during the
f fIion; to the excetnt Gate Of the finances; 10
the new conlcriptios, and 20 the pacific over
ture TO this countrv 4. Upon the confcript law
| he made the fs'IgRiue, rcrfarkse I" Whit a
roneit our enerfy evcty thing is in fate Of
fermentation and agitation, YOU have proved.
by a law upon ~ CONTRIBUTION, that we do not
| ftand in need ofIfib efforts ard this n,,wllpw
diferssonlv froI the iaf, by more jun AID
moderate o'iftrilhton relative 20 orr coats and
! mariti.ne de,partnents." Upon the pacific o.
verttirr he fari fit was at the moment in which
warrior, alnN4 ALWAYS favourcd by fortune,
might 70 natu sdlv have promf-d to hi,nfsF
frefh lsurels, tikt flencinv bis pailions, Nspor-
on modeitlv plopofed peace to our eneffIss
IF blood muIt flow upon tie earth and "a. h's
letter forever abfo'vcs Us, and throws 81 the re-
iponhomey UPON that blind goverpnenf, wt,ch
would proonf rte -Ffuiio,f or NJ. te Sc
CUR proceeded to fate, ear the empernr's con
ftaDt eudeavous were h. give repoie 10 his coun-
try, independencetotl tie fcas. and peace to the
| world.
| TIE Moniseur las rot puhlfhcd any further
details with refpeh tpt,e capture OF the Medi-
terranean CONVOY. ar2it does not appear that
one Of the capt,~e. fhips has yet reached a
| French port indeed i've now know that the G.
nemy exaggerated tht numbers, and our pre-
diGion. that many would be found to have
made their efcape, hal been verified.
| The 5ngermanifehid by the Moniteur at the
cool DECEPTION whichBonaparte's fallaciops o.
vertnre of pesce experienced in this country,
] snd the fear which itexpreiies, left an Englih
fubfdy fhould Ne accepted ~ any of the CONT
mental powers, aGordthe ben po.iible exnlanasi-
on of the fate. aud IF the views of the French
government. Tiny are worth volumes of idle
reports from ill-irfprned travellers. They flew
at once that Franco Is completely baffied in her
views of fabiueatins'his country, & even more,
that {" England, irae handed" is more than
a match for her; thet thew the changeable and
fhfting politics of tie ufIrper, that when he
could not compass his end by open force, he
endeavours TO do IT by fraud; by an offer oil
peace, or rather a truce which fhould induce u:
Ito difarm, and leave ourfeves cxpofed TO fref7
lmanGnvres. THY confirm the w;fdorn of the
| late miniary in commencing the war, before oul
enemy had completed his preparations, and OF
the prefent. in declining 10 be duped by pre-.
tended pacific overture.
THE TOULON FLEET.
OF the Toulon fleet, the Paris official paper
fates that il failed, from that port, the o5tt
I'm. 1905. with a large body OF troops under
Cen. Laurifton, and That after being at fc-
four DAYS, was overtaken by violent form
and obliged to return into Dcr.. The account
Of the capture of the BIRTH, flaop Of war Or.
row, and the Acherop bomb. with about TWEEN.
tv fail of the Malta hemeward bound fleet, nv
two frigates which parted in the gale, is con.
hrmed. The Arrow fought L'Ircorruptible
of N guns, an hnur and quarter, had 81 men
killed and wounded and funk Immediately af.
tier the action.-HerMPornus reliance efcoed
he Sfcspe often or Twelve Of her corvov. Al
| The ref taken were defro ed, and the Engliff
| rrifoners landed at Csrthaeena. II was con-
| iectured the Toulon fleet was bound to Egypt
| Lotd Melton, who was cruizing off Sardinia
with l2 fail of the Zoe, had immediate intelli-
gence of the failinsof the Tou'on feet and
was in full purfuit, When il returned into port
March Is, 1905. An American hip from
the Texel, which arrived in Dover Roads YET
terday afternoon, has brought the important
intelligence Of the kiifne ofrbt Dmeb feet from
tie Texei on Monday iaf.-Previoufly to thei
Filling an embargo waslaid on all merchantmen
Il fill continued after the fleet failed; but tn,
American aud FIVE other fhips made their efcap,
Mareb 1s, 1905. BY the Fly cutter, which
arrived at Yarmouth, on Friday Ian from tn
Ttxel, which place fhe left on Thurfday, th
Du'ch feet had made its fri movement, tw,
line Of battle-inips belonging TO it having conn
down into the outer roads. This circumstance
no aoubt, gave rife 10 the report brought by al
! Auericsn nip which pnt into Dover. that tn
Dutch fqusdron had actually put to fea.
! Sweden has been obliged, by the remonfran
ees of Pruiiia, to decline the proffered fubfid
from this country.
| Portugal is fated to have purchafed, with th
concurrence Of this country, the fufFrance o
France TO remain neutral IN the war, by yearl,
fubhdy Of fix millions of cruf,des.
Such was the activity Of the Murine Depart
nent in SDain, that IL flips Of the line wer
completed for fea during the Ian month, and Al
| equal number are TO be equipped within the pre-
| fent month.
| The courts Of Vienna and Peterfburgh, ar
decidedly hottie to fbe intended creation of
Monarchy in LombsrClY. Auftria has remon
frstFd IN itrnng terms az ami the change, as be
I ing contrary TO the Ripubgtions ofthe Treaty q
LuuiviIle, anA we undcreand it is for the prefer
deferred. Prunia has, on the contrary, recon-
I menaed the meafiire, as tending to efablil1 tn
I tranquility of that country, and as barring an
/ views or claims which Auftria may entertain j
I regafi to il.
| TIE French papers in an article which W