The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05
Garcpsan gnteiIircaee.
NEW-YORK. inne os.


NETWORK, Inne o.
The hip Pomona from iondon, arrived 4, this part
yeiirt,ay, and has fnraii-d the editor OF the Mer-
can,le Advertiser with regular file Of I,ado, va
pers 10 the 9th Of May, and Of lloyds LAS to the
zen, b"th h'eluhvr. The papers are day later
than any p-ev:oaG; received, b., the intelligence
they contain is Of very li;,e Importance.
LONDON, l{,y o.
Private letters [by the Ian Hamburger Mall from
Fstcr5urgf, mention, ta, the government is reGo-
lutte ~ It's determination accept ,he fub1dy of.
Tered by Great-Br',;in NJ. De Novoilkof the
Int. envoy to England was on the point of fe,t;nr
o ITO Paris on very important million.
Sir JOHN Or1e's lauaslron OH its way from Cld;z.
TO ioa the Channei feet, has excited confderabic a.
larm anong1 the hipring, and induced fevcral vef-
!cs 10 return INFO port, which had palIed the mott
dangerous part of their voyage. The Canada trani-
port, with troops, is enc Of the ips induced to put
back.
The wea- India fleet, which failed OH the ao,h MIR
uiIrr convoy Of tile Eshalion frigate, and SERPENT
doaP Of waT, ALTO iril in with Sir John Orde's f1uad
Pm, was prevailed npon to return into mort, Az i.
arrived u. Cork The next day the Commander OF
TIE Ethaliou called meeting of The fcvera CAPTAINS
on board his Sip, and informed them; that If after
all they knew, they were Gill de.irou. ia proceed
on their voyagche would fail with them, provided
thcy would fisn petition to him, nating that to be
their with This being complied with, the trade Put
tofe1, and were only ont day before the CONVOY
Thought ut 70 return, without any fubfequ.ut in.
telii-ence or any additional rearons for 70 doing
The Erik cutter is arrived al Plymouth with DIFF
patches from the Ferro f11adron. and the fleet un-
der Lord Gardner; e left the former on the Goth
ME. and the latter the Sd Infant. The feet un-
der Lord Gardner At te time OF her iersrture A.
no. ntei to thirty fail of the line.
Much activity prevails among the hottie hotilla Oh
tie op7ot;tc coat. On Monday about one hundred
- -. L..
nan ling for Boulogae; they fuppofed to be
coming from Havre Dieppe Some Of our cr,,izcrs
immediately Rood over for the purpoe Of intercept
ing ;hes,, ard the quaron at Dungencfs nnantly got
under weigh
Ac-N:1ts have been received from the Channel
Rect. dtei ef uban., the 81 inn a which time il
had been reinforced by the Mars, Mino,aur and H.
NITROUS, Of "A guns each.
The Glory, OF 50 guns, is hourly expelled at
Spthesd, with Admiral Sir John Orde on board
Oriers have been fent him TO repair .hither and
70 iirilse his Rag.
Some certain accounts Of Lord Neifon's feet have
atiscgth becr received. His Lordhip with fix fail
Of the line, it Is a!certaned by advces which have
reaehed government, off Carthagena ON the 18th
Mt. Handing Tor the ffreights, with an unfavourabe
wind. The remainder Of the Noble Admiral's fleet
were that time fur dlan. from him and from,
the corie in which he was left neering little doub.
can be entertained of his having received correct in
I
fcop faw the Spanh quadron eleven leae,ies 70 The
.Settward of Cadiz and, in the even, Of the wind
becoming favourable for the Brh fleet to pats the
Gut, there IS every reaion to hope thatit would he
bie to come IN with tine enemy. Indeed, what with
t!e chances of the weather, the extraordinary ca.
gcracs OF purSc, the hyperion Kill Of Britili Eea
rlen, ana Lord Ne!fsn's charateriGic pron,ptitude
and perseverance, entertain little or no tioubt
OF meeting, glorious, truN in its relu!t, HAVING
long err this taken place. The gallant chief os the
BTtth '1uadron comes within fight of the enemy
Nvithout vigo.1ufy engaging them, and in that cafe
t!ie hero triumphs, or furvves not the comhst
!; was Yesterday reported that advices had been re-
eeIved Of the FRENCH feet having put TO fea from,
Drea; but on due enquiry could nor find that the
runour reited on any authentic foundation. The re.
turn OF the Welt-'nda convoy TO Falmouth we be-
heVe, give origin and currency to the rep IT. but |
rms circumliance, we know was occaiioned not by
any iueh ADVICE having been received, but merely |
~ conie1uencc OF the information communicated BY
SIR John Orde, of the Tou,on and Cadi= iqaairons
having put to Tea.
we Haired ye'terdaY that IN embargo had taken |
place on all vee.s ii he river, ard that treat num-
her Of able ieaFn had Seen procured Cor his majehys
ierViee. y warmer pres was perhaps ncver known |
upon the HANGS By our port letters we find that
iiHlar cxPedicn has been every where reforted TO-
and ihatthe fearcn thus obtained will enable CO. |
vernment to make very Comfortable and immediate
augmentation TO onF naval force. Thee me2G.re, it |
is fAppoel, sill liory be followed by the calling
out OF the levy ell male; and every practicable
mealure will Immediately be reforted to FOR plac-
ing tie countFy in the mon refpos34b;e Gate Of de-
fence.
Government have received certain Information
that the enemy determined make evey poible
effort aganit this eouatrT; and hence have lley re-
iolvcd to adopt lrch meafures la leave carce any
thing to ehancs. The enemy having ventnred their !
fleets 20 fea are now daily encrcaGng their hoitile
preparations at Boulcgne the camp at which place
has within the latt fortnight been very comfortably
augmented and our letters of yellerday inform US
TIA: gur-boas alroa every day fcen ilcerinr a.
lon the iofs from difc-rrt ports towards the Grand
SePot. On l'oclday abuut 100 of them we're Tecn |
coming from the weltward AID fgnal being hoilt- |
ed, ievera Of our eru;zfrs Immediately in pur-
fait Of ;li@n. That the enemy now feriouly in
tent upon invading flores, entertain not the
Gighte0 doubt but 40 leis confident that |
come when they may, they will find lis in an ample
hate oprepaTation to them, and that the day
OF combat will prove day of glory 10 Britain.
Accounts reached town yel}erday from Plymouth, |
Eating that advices had bccn received there BY ne,-
trail hip from Char ante, dat the II OF May, |
three and two decker, f4l! of troops, failed from
Po,hcfort; tdas embargo lad been laid on, |
cigt days previous 70 their .aing, which was taken
OF the 9Jd int. the day which the neu..al vef-
Eel alluded 70 left ChaYaute.