The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

e. have been purehaed for the tranport of artillery
and baggage the magazines the German and Po-
h frontiers filing with flores; the troops in camp
and mo OF thoie in garrfon, have received nftruc-
lions to hold themielves in readiness TO march and
orders were fpatched from Peterburyh, the 18th
ult. for diviion Of the army in Podolia defend
by the Bog TO Ockzakof, where tranports in
dfnefs to convey them the Adriatic, while another
corps, which is fa.ed to comprfe 1900 men, is TO
proceed from Kiow by the Dneilter Cherfon with
like deftination The Rufian force in the Seven II
lands including the Albanian isvies, amount to near
" 10000 men, and are, as foon the Auffrian
mics take the field, to be employed in Lower Italy,
IN concert with the military force of Naples.
The Archduse Charles to leave Vienna on the
eth ut to Witt the Imperial armies in the Tyrol and
IN Italy. The former con,prifes as 900 men, the
latter is eitimated at 10000 The Imperial garri-
Ions IN Suabia have been greatly ftrengthened, and
camp formed near Redlngeu, and another of great
er iorce IN the Margrivate of Burgaw, watch the
movements of the French armies the Rhine.
Uneis the policy or the in.emperance of Bonaparte
accelerate the war, Autria will doubtefs, wait the
n,aturaton of her plans, and the arrival of the Ruff
fans; but ihould he be compelled to take the field
IN her Preent Rate OF PREPARATION, rejoice hear
that it is iuchIas to prome the mo fplendid fucceis
Yetterday I'VE received letter from the feet OF
Brett, dated the 4th init by which we learn, tina,
two ihips OF the line and two frgates lately
OF Brett, with the apparent intention of putting ea
1t was fuppofed that others would follow, and ge-
neral JOY pervajed fleet. The enemy, however
brought too in Bertheaume Roads, and after mancru.
wiring there for four days returned to port. Our
,n-ihore fquadron, which conted of the Indefatiga
b.e' alta, Santa M,rgaretta, Surinam, and Ram
pier, sept nearly within gun-hot of them.
Yen, rday did not produce any frelh intelligence
respecting the combined fleet; and its courfe and
defamation till remain matter of conjecture They
n,nfaI 90 Ia -. m n
neither had they put into Vigo Porto Novo on the
sosh July; the whole of the coat from Cape Faza-
lis to Ferrol having on that and the following day
been reeonnoitered by one of cruizers
Yeiferday we received letter from an officer on
board one of the Indamen at Falmouth, to the fol-
| lowing effect:
" When lat wrote, we were on the point of fall
ing but juit as we had got out of the harbour fig
nal was made for all hips return to their moorines
within the harbour. On the following day all com
| manders were ordered to board the Commodores
hip, when they were informed by him. tina, he had
| received directions from the Admiralty for all the
hPs TO clear for action, by cutting down their eaBous
eS, and multiplying their bulk heads as information
had been received that French fotilla were EXPECT
ed to be out, and all be ready tn cut our
cables at moments notice, and put to fea TO meet
hem or ellie that we might be expected to cruize 70
meet them, and render all the aiiiltance in our DOW
er; but If we do not cruze for them our voyage To
'ndia VIII mott probably be delayed fome weeks
None OF the officers cadets are permitted to 90 on
hore on any account, their fervices may be requr
ed on board during their abfence"
Parliament it is faid, is to aiIemble in October
The attack on Gibraltar by 100 bomb and eun
veiies, the latter fitted with furnaces for throwing
red hot fhot, is, according the Span accounts to
| be attempted in the courfe of the prefrnt month
An aiiault on the land sde by 10000 Spaniards, and
10000 French, at the fame time, is alto mentioned
Yeterday report circulated, on the authority
OF letter fad to have been received at Plymouth
rom Falmouth, of a fecond action with the combined
heet' in which one of the enen,y's lhps blew up.
The papers we have perufed, received by the
Dumiries, are copous the fubjea of the late en-
gagement, and we obierve that it is much believed
that Admiral Calder, did perform his duty in not
bringing the combined feet to fecond aSaon 1t is
now very certain tina. the Brith Admiral could have
forced the combined fleet to fecond action, had he
been 10 inclined would be arrogant in US to quef
ton the reaions which operated with the Admiral;
we obierve by one of the lateff papers that he had
obtained leave of abfence" but we do not oblerve
that his lncce1or is named
Every thing announces that the long projected in
TaIon will be attempted unes the defeat of the COM
olned fleet ihould have any operation in produc-
ing delay.