The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05

"el'rrTss ss,'v>e - .so T,,:,asy az sss,, .iias,
whh ne uesIy that Las been 10 irn:: nc oei,,ine
with he eoass Q! Rutia, i,,ie.l aud fpnra III due
form. This treaty oGsu,ivr aud ses-.,.i.c and
io'e "a the 1'os''ern Powers s'ther are will
be. parties i,. The public May now co.:iidsr the
| war is o,'y in it, ,c.r-,e,c-:..cnt
Count Wor"nzcw, the RuiIian An,hafador at thi,
court a'io received dtpl,ohes 1hurfday, brought
by Ruiian Courier, If the fame nature Is thoie al
uded TO above.
May IA.
1t rs yc, undecided whether any detachment from
the Chan> tcet has been ent in purfhit OF the COM
bIned fg'iadron but un6erifaud that Gover,n,-n,
have determined to iend out fuch GronS reinforce
merits to he commander IN chief may enable hin,
to dip'teh number of veels according to the cxi-
Seney OF any unforeieen and preiIng oecaiion. The
rreis, which snow carried with the grea,eit activity
or TIE River, aud iii the on,-ports, will be continued
until every flip Of the line either e, for fcryice or
being equipped III hort time, f,all have been conn
p'eiely manned.
The ord'r for an embargo at this pert wa. an
nounced from the Coaqn-houfe Ian Thur.tiay, on
which day. and during the whole week, the preE
gangs have been interchangeable in their exertons. Per-
ions OF all PREDICTIONS, well as feamen, have been
occasionally taken, though many have been re-
ieaied on nroper application having been made ON
their behalf in the early part Of the week about for
~ lrifhmen, JUG landed from Dublin Packet, and
VINO We're proceeding Up the country in fearch Of en-
Poynient, were rreled, ana taken Oh board the ten
der. Since that, however, nioa of them have been
liberated
The falling of two French fail of the line from,
Rocheio-t, is confirmed by official dispatches.
rSIcE OF srocKs rsIs DAY AT ONE o'c1ocKs
y per cent. Cons. 81 70 IS Is. Omnum l-2 DR.
PLyMoura, May 12.-This morning arrived here
the following hirs from the Channel feet Dread
pousht, o Ss guns; Temeraire Of 9S ulufirioss of
81 Mmotaur, of II +; Mars, of "a; Families, of
pnrl Roll 20
'onliing of twenty fail Of the line are gone to Tor
bay they are come in to vi&ual, and the utmolt ex
ertions are now ufing get them ready for fea 4
great number Of folders employed to afN in loa
ding the lighters with tores which are to be diipa,ch
ID immediately FOR orbay. This irsates attached TO
the Heetare left of Bret, watch the motions Of he
French fleet, who, no doubt, will take the firm on
poEtnrity that Oilers, For putting to lca.
FALMOUTH, May 6.
'Fi-sa the lEo'u5 American fiip, Captain Tread
well, in SO days from Norfolk on her panage me
foke the following Gips, viz. the PrulIan ihip iohan
frederick, with lamber, from Wilmington bound to
London, in lat s, long. 49, out 63 DAYS, and fipped
her with proviiions; and the American fip Eliza. of
New-Bedfnrd. from Charleflon, for Liverpool in
long. Al out 12 days, all well.
PLYMOUTH, May Z.
Lat evening arrived here the Daniih brig h,ftGa,
from Charante She brings account of the falling
OF two French line OF battle fips from Rocheort. on
'e I'LL ey were iull OF troops, having been three
days employed in enbarking them, previous to their
leaving that port Their deflination is not known.
enc OF them is fhip lately launched at Roche
fort.
Amiterdam papers, to the 4th of Nav, were
received at this Office, yeferday. They are
rev days latter than our previous dates; but
contain, (with the exception of the following ar
ficle) nothing further than the mere details of
the various arrangements which are rendered ne
ceiiary,in paiing the government of Holland,
through one of the political changes, prefcribed
hy Bonaparte.
LEIPZIG, APRIL eI.--With the acauief.
cence OF great Northern Power, a new pro-
ject has been formed for the prefervation oftran
qu'iity on the Continent, and has been forward
ed to Milan by Courier. Endeavours are alto
nfne to remove the impcdiments TO peace be-
tween France and England. The above mcnti- |
oned Northern Potentate 1t istrue ccincides with
England in ieveral points but they are bv no
means agreed asto the future poheflion of Malta.
The latter is unwilling to lofe the advantages |
which would refult to her, retaining that III
and {; and wines at leaa to preferve there de- |
cided influence. On the other ide, this is not !
admitted and the former Ratm que is Unified |
on. II is faid that NJ. Won Novozltzow will |
again let out for London, with new powers and |
in order TO promote the work of |
peace.'