The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
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hhted merchan,iize-It is quite as cu,p .bir !,
rue eyes OF England TO convey fugar a3d coffee
Is arms and warike ammunition. Ieis not fuf-
hcicnt that ny corrup,ing iome faithIets m;n;t.
ters, fhe has impoIed npoa feveral powerf,I
Princes barbarous Legllaton-ti,at HE has
n'ctated ny menaces the fame laws e, weaker
I fnnces, whole minters ihe might ,,i|;I,;r cor
j rnPung--'he now places no limits Z, her VI
ofence. Nobody hereafter fha,l navigate bur
upon her account, and TO fell her articles alonc.
ana TINS order of things, 70 hum Hating to all
ftafes, does not fix ihe attcutioo OF ths oou,e,s
OF the world! 1t is that which Fro ,vi,leJ ~ b.
me precipitated RufIia INTO fuch farre ftens. g,
'o"S as inc northern powers had any fcntinert
! Vi 'heir commercial dependence, tie Epoliih
! were forced to keep within cert AN bounds bn,
~hen the Court of Petcrlhurgh, in',..,ce,,' w..
corrtpting mtrigues or d;reeteei by cs,r,,,,,.s
n'r'eoers, carried ITS considerations 70 far AZ 70
give an official character to tire moft conte,n.;
bic pamphlets, of the WORT Enp;G, CO.
WRITER'S, the Cabinet nf London no Longer d,,h.-
eo that ifs eyes were ihut for 7 E,re fine
Wnen England thought too i!:e was FIRE oe
hu1ria' whom ihe is precipitating info war hv
inducing her to make in the Tyrol and J,aIv az
maments which cannot hut be conGdered no :,
commencement of hoaiities, fh- ceafed 70 fe,r
ma, any Hate would return to the fentiment Of
its dignity. She threw off the r,,iL in,n.d;s,o
iy' and 1t is by the Americans that he h,s ~
gun the application Of her new pretenIops
opprehed Europe has but one reafonable de6rr
10 FORM and ought TO place its refourccs in one
n''e'e nope, the re-ehabGihment of the Naval
power or France. Before few months are
Paned, the outrages done TO the commerce. rs
n2t'Sns' whole pacific difpofitions were Ref
SHOWN 10 England, will he qpadrnplet,--Th
is what Sweden will have prepared nv her D;,.
TRIES. and her chdiih pocy--tiat is wb,.
Autr.a will have gained, who ilews herfe,f &,
lttie Jealous of the honour of her 7,g. Sine
the venetians have difplaycd the Imperis, R,-
gle, they have experienced more outrage tb,n
when they navigated under the fallen fier, of m
Lion OF ST. Mark. The government of Vsnic.
was weak it had reached the age Of dscrepitude.
yet Il fti'l protected its commerce. But Fnv,
land has the fatal and temporary ADVANTAGE 80
binding all lldions to their own interefs. Tb,
more The oPpreties the louder the cry arai,rn
the opp-etlion of France. Happly France 49,
not futer herief 70 he impoErd upon nv thcf.
cries-fiie knows the impotence Of them"
travellers from Trvoi and Auftrian Ita,v.
ipeak with aitoniihment Of the quantity Of
troops and Wagons that block UP all the roads.
1t il difficult for patIeneers 70 travel e, cn.srs;
are the roads with folders and artillery.
Inc prices of corn are every where faIIine
inthe London markets the nrices of wheat b,v-
rig declined near twenty Rulings per quarter
within fortnight -four has fallen ten fbillnsa
per lack; and barley aud oats are proportiops-
bly, lower.
Auguft so.
| Some further diipatches were veher,,v ~
celved at the Admiralty. from Admiral Corn.
wallis. dated the o5th inf AZ that fine IN.
| enemy had net made any frefIi movements mn,
had the gallant Admiral received any advice Of
the combined fleets. We unfertqnd. however-
tna' me diioatches fate the arrival of Admiral
Sir Robert Calder off Ferrol; and this circuc,.
ttguCe rife RI
Gully circulated in the couife of the afernoo,,
that The Combined Fleet had again returned 70
terroi, where they were bloCkadcd by the Fri.
tiih fqradron. The matter of the Trinn,sr
cartel, arrived at Portsmouth from Comma
itatrs, that when he lef! that por. on the ootb.
there was not Jingle hip of the line there
me day after he failed, he an in with the Def
ahce' one OF SIR Robert CIlder's fquadron, A.
| bout feven leagues from Corrunna.--T-be for-
mer itatement of our fquadron hlvinp be,n q
Ferro! on the goth, appears, therefore 70 hav,.
been correct. The cartel neither fayv nor heard
any thing of the combined fuuadrons. Il RI.
opinion of Lord Mellon, that they NAV h,vs
got INTO Rochcfort but no certain Information
received. Had they Reered dired for Bren.
they would, m all probability have fallen in with
Admiral Calder, ard rnuf have reached 80
port long before the date of Admiral Corn,ysI-
Iis's aft diiPatch. I: is therefore, not unreaon.
able to iuppo'e, that they NUT either have got
INTO kochetort or Ferrol, or proceeded TO IT,.
'outhwart, on their way to the Mediserra,
mean.
Two Hamburger mails remain due. The IN.
te'ligence which they may be expeGcd 70 brine
has however been already ant;cipated sud ,,c
repeat that grand plan of Continental co.nne.
ration is about to be adopted. the ohi.a of
which 10 to refrain and correct the preC-nt fvC.
tenn OF French perhdy and agereiIions. incon6f.
eDt ash is with the tranquility and ffltv of Fu-
'ope. a 'PirIted man'ielto UPON this flhirGt is
expelled on the part of the Confeder NJ. So 80
toprecede the actual commencement os ho(tE.
ties asa'nh the common diGurocr of mankind.
Ihe affairs Of the @2l, between Adrir,,}
CORVALLIS, and the BreR Aeet, was nnre c.
Gus th'n the Bulletin Dubifed by Covrrnmsr, !
yea q. US to iupnofe. Tie gallant Admiral him,
ieif' IN the Vile De Paris, led the van. and bad
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