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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
NORFOLK, NAV II.

1t IS reported that in confequeucc of Mr..
CrownInihisld's refrfal TO accept the appoint
mcnt of fecretary of the Navy, the feals of that
office have been offered TO three or four others.
VINO have al declined, and that, as no more G.
hnble perfon can be found, Mr.. Smith is to re.
li1qnlill the attomey-genefaPs place, aud return
to his former employment. GLedsfr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

IRISH COMA London paper of March
3, lays, that orders have been fent to the mint,
to prepare FLYER coinage for Ireland, to the a.
mount of one million fterling, with all poilible
diipatch. It is TO conflt of ten penny and five
penny pieces. The mint has undertaken to ex-
ecute the order at the rate of 10 ,oool. the firt
week; and 2o,Oool. for every week after, until
the whole amount ihall have been eued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
Da.rsIir 5atc!!tCfli.e.
NETWORK. MAY 6

Cur little tquadron, conilting of the John
Adams and three Gun-hoats, will fail for the
Mediterranean on Saturday lhould the weather
permit 1t gives us pleafure to be able TO Rate.
that the experiments which have been tried
with the Sun-boats prove that they are Eae. and
comfortable fea boats; and, in all probability.
WI be adequate to the objects in view in tending
them to the Mediterranean. The boats which
accompany the John Adams were Originally r;r-
ged with one matt, placed directly midtI,i,s.
Ihe appearance was novel, and, added TO the
general itrueture of the boats, created we'll
founded doubts about their utility; their Gfety
was even called in queition. In navigating one
OF the boats from this city to the Hook, it was
found that the failed very well; bat. hac,r5
upon wind, ihe carried 70 arong a weather
helm that it was mpotlible to wear her. Tore
medy this defect the mats of Nos. and were
immediately ftePpcd ten feet further forward
aud, it is believed, that they will now work as
eaiy as any veIel in port. Lieutenant Maxwell.
III bringing No. from Philadelphia, experien-
ced the fame defe6f; accordingly her maft was
Yesterday fepped further forward. The un-
favourable opinion which was lately entertain.
ed respecting the boats by alnoft every officer
| OF the navy, appears now to give way TO more
favourable Impreiiion; and there is probaL,,,
not one IN this city afraid to venture acrofs
the Atlantic in them" Mr.. Maxwell favs. he
would as toon go in the gun-boat as in the fri
gate. The boats, we believe, will be man
ned principally by volunteers from the John A.
dams, it having been found mpolIibIe to enter
men for them, owing to the unfavourable OPT
Mon which was entertained of them. We have
not Rated the above facts with an intention of
commenting the boats, but to relieve the minds
OF thofe who may entertain doubts for the fate.
ty OF the brave men who are about to be en-
Ployed in them. We are perfe6 city ienGble, and
the fact cannot be controverted, that velJels
better calculated for the defence of our own
coat, or the annoyance of an enemy's, might
have been built at much lelS expencc than the
eun-boats; but fince the gun-boats have been
built, we think it our duty to remove, as far as
is confident with truth, the unfayouraSle opui
ons entertained OF them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
NEW-YORK. Nav o.

BY an arrival yefterday from The Wef-Indies
we learn, that in an action lately fought between
the French privateer Gate Britilh noop of war;
Lilly, and the Briti1i foop of war Rcynard, in
the Mona pailage, the Lilly, after having so
men killed, blew up, and knocking to relate, on
ly 40 out of l6o men were fIved.
Curacao, we underfaud from capt. Bel, of
the brig Bulah Maria, is at prefent blockaded by
three Enslilh frigates.
The brig Happy Couple, capt. Storey, OF
New-York, from St. Domingo, was condemn
ed yeterday, not for carrying arms, but becauf,
the EngIiin coniider it colony of France.
The above is an extract from Il letter dated
Halifax, April on. Upon reading il, ono does
not know whetherto laugh or look grave. The
idea that s.. Domingo is no7g colony of France.
and that, ibsrGf1re, American vcfels trading 70
the fland IRE liable TO capture and conienlra.
non, Is indeed Iaughable, aud riIiculous IN the
extreme. The French have been driven ffom
That part Of The ifland which they formerly poi
'.aed---it Is now ID poGca,ca Of the blacks, the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

The Liverpool paper of the 18th March, con-
tains lit OF 100 Eng.i!h veties, taken by
French privatcers and carried into Gauadalo,ipe
between May l, 1898, and September 90. 1901
Bah. 7ei.) !,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

iavetcis,c ana dea...y enemies Of Tr4sicc@-the
very nsa,e of the i;'lad has 5een changed Hay
4 has iupDianted ST. DOMINGO; and notv'i,h-
itan,irng all ti's, on. vc.lls are condemned for
trading with a 8 colony of Frame"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
Hony> efcommaa,, welneta..y, Marcel 90.

fIo!ye % A.1HfHFof1S, 'e""eiusp, -t4~FGH ~.
Nj. Rcfc moved, that the houfe do, to NOR
row, so into committee 70 conl;der of the
order OF counsel for granting perruifi0n to
neutral Hips to trade to and from Spain. Or
dSred.
a cabinet council was held yeaerday at the
Foreign Office, and was attended with the ex-
cepton of the Lord chanceo,) by every mem
Der ; namely, the lord prefident, the chancel-
Tor of the exchequer, duke OF Montroit, earis
of Buckinehamlhire, Chatham, Weitmoreland,
I and Camden Vilcounts Melville and Cattle
reagh and lords Hawkefbury and Mu!grave
The council fat nearly three hours. 1t is con-
ieetured that the tiifpa;ches brought by the Ruff
= tian meiienger, who arrived the preceding day,
formed the fubje6t of deliberaton. Immedi-
ately on the council breaking up, Il mefenger
was ordered to be in readinefS to iet off for the
| continent.
We have received Dutch Journals of later
date than thoie which arrived on Satui day.
They do noe furnh any Intelligence OF mo-
ment.
1t is announced under the head of Frankfort,
tNat every thing has been tranquil in the king
DIN of Naples. iincc the interview OF prince
Csrdito, with the French general.
Parma 1t is a.ierted, will be incorporated
with the intended kingdom of Lombar,iy and
It was expected that BonaParte's Journey Thu
ther would not be delayed beyond the preient
month, as it had been officially notified that he
would be at Lyons before the 92d init.
Us. The French Ambailador, Semonvi!le, took
his final departure from the Hague on the sth
\ init. 1t was generally believed that the new con-
ftitution had been fecretly printed preparatory
IS toits being fubnitted for appreciation.
YeOerday court of directors was held at the
Eaft-India houfe, when marquis CORVALLIS was
:, introduced, and took the oaths, on being ap-
pointed to the government general of Bengal
Com EYcuaNcE M,rcb on
Wheat, 7os. s4s zoos. cd.
Fine do. loss. lO7s. cd.
rine Flour, SIS. a SIS. per fack
Seconds, SOS. a SIS. do.
PRICE OF SToCKs.
Bank Stock fhut
p. ct. red. ihut
= p. ct. com. SO III
p. ct. ihut
p. CT. navy, 80 Il
s p. CT. 1897, fhut
Long Ann. ihut
Short Ann. ihut
India bonds, Is. a 2s. diff.
Imp. 9 p. Ct. SIS
Excheq. Bills, Is. diff. Is. prem.
Omnium, 3 Sd 4
Engliih Tickets, Isl. l5s.
Cons. for Acc. 81 / ;
kaif price: Conf. for money, SO I;
Omnium, 4. ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
Por. CT Ma0-iu, N. p. Ns,il 10.

Arrived on Tueiday, his mairay's lhip In
bacchante OF p guns, Charles Das,lwood Eta.
commander, fram cruit. The Bacchant.
having heard there were French privateers which
had exceedingly annoyed the Britill trade living
IN the harbour OF Marie two boats were fent
IN under the orde's OF Lieutenant Oliver, with
IS men, IN order TO deitrov ,em. Lieutenant
Oliver finding it neceilary to take poifciiion of
fort which defended the harbour, he in the
mott gallant manner attacked * carried round
tower thirty feet high, under :noti heavy dit.
charge or mutquetry, notwithstanding it was
protected by two s Founders and IS men--
killing two of the enemy, aud wound;ns feveral
Oilers, with the lois OF one man wounded. The
prvateers unfortunately had failed the prece-
oing evening, or there cannot be 4 doubt but
he would have carried them. He, however.
brought off three FINAL veiicls loaded with fii
gar and mola!ies, and fpiksd the guns of he
tower.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

Captain Culver OF the brig Eliza Hamilton,
from st. Croix, reports, that previous to his
falling, a vef1ei from St. Thomas had bronrht
information of the arrival of vei!tl there rom
South America, which had fallen in with the
Aritiih fleet within three days fail Of Jamaica,
and the next day with the French feet, fteerine
thefame courie. ~. r. ao.sr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

The ihip Mohawk. captain Peck, Of New
haven, was captured ON the 7th April on his
paiiage fro,n Martinique by the 8 itilh nip of
war Heureux, capt. Yonng-huiband. under
Daniih colors aud carried into Tortola. The
pretence fnr capture as given by Captain PIX
IN his proteit Ga cepv OF which is in our po1ei.
iion) wass'hat =" N1fr tad 6rosrH err bs.7rreu
ENGLAND and dnerica, and hat 16,,;;jo ,,ei
rad been jil: as3iaiR s.je Latter! -
~. I. Mere. f@1,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

filming boa:s sfe isr-ns ,ha, In. seo,,. rr,c 49,,
with him Wee all in health, and siiirbu,.d ann.
the ieyeral, fii9aing yeiiels on the banks
Her. df,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
NEW YORK, NAV :.

Lax evening Cur Boat no. $ commended h.. ;o,,-
tenant M1txweii N i've days from Philadelphia. a,a
three iro'' the Capes, arrived at the c,,:.raa:;,c
ground, and anchored ne-r she riga,e Adams. w;tj,
whom Inc IS going to join the Mediterranean faqa.
dron. 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

from our New-Orleans papers by the Hercules.
VIII" are 20 the Sta ut. we learn that Dueitock
place there, tle 9Th ut between I;e,. NJ
OF uhe United States Army, and capt Nc.yeor,. If
,he Revenue Carter, in which the former r.caiyc,,
nsi' through the Aeay part of his arm. Ny.l.ar,,
thas the wound canno, crea;c any ferrous injury.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

Lord C.envi,!e gave notice lstt night in the
'houte ofreerS.. .thath ihould, ON Monday next,
preien, petition from the Irilli Roman Ca'ho-
lies. His LordNiip added, he floud refrain
from making amy obiervations on that location,
and ihould f,iye ample notice OF the day on
which the difcuaion of this fuhie6 will take
of commons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

Captain Thomas informs, that the French had
demanded and received from the inhabitants of
Lubec, 100000 mares banco, for the privilege
of free trade through Hanover.
SO alarmed are the inhabitants of Gerr,anv
LETT the yellow fever lhould be introduced into
their country, that they have lately ifIued or.
ders OF total evolution from their ports, againf
all American vefiels; and in the courfe of laa
winter, sufficiently cold, one would fuppofe to
deitroy Infection, caufed fcvera vefels TO per-
form long quarantine. The brig New IerT.v.
capt. Wade, OF Philadelphia, arrived in the
Iexel IN the month of December laR, and per.
formed quarantine. In March fhe went ronnd
to the river Jade, and was forced to perform
Quarantine fecond time. The brig Olive,
capt. Teubner, of New-York, and Ihip Lavioa.
OF Philadelphia, arrived at Cuxbaven, in the
Elbc, IN November, and were obliged to per-
form quarantine Of as days, expofed TO the
ieverity of the winter. They arrived at the
Jade on the Goth March with part of their out
ward cargoes ON board
We have been favoured with HAMBURG pa
pers to the 7th March, received by the ;bip
Live Oak, from Varel, bu. their contents have
been IN general anticipated by the arrivals from
Brian. The quarantine law Of Denmark, il
appears, has lately been ameaded, and ali ex-
traSt from 1t, dated Copenhagen, March 2, fays,
q" sSHSlS' SOOdS, ana pdnengers, arriving
ron INC iouth coat of Spain aud Portugal, Ley
morn, the Weit-Indies, and n. America, cfpeCi-
ally from ChareAon and New York, are TO he
conTdered as coming from iufpicious ports, and
VIII IN conisquence be fubie6 TO ievere quaran-
tine"
When the Live Oak ieft Varel, it was report
cd that the emperor of Kufiia had entered into
an alliance with England and would commence
operations in the couile OF the fummer.
We are happy to learn t6at the paIeoqers and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17

We are happy to lsarn t6at the paleoqers and
crew OF The mp Jupiter, Who embarked on board The
Long Boat, were fallen in with by feveral filing
ehconers, ioon after they partial with the yav and
happily reicued from Their Periious ituaiou Mr. Oh
bert ]. y snlihaeft, one OF the radengers arrive 1t
Bottom on futti2Y, from Marbiehead, WIZ he VS.
Urougrt b veiis who received hun ION cue q zoe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
NEW YORK. Oo. Is.

We learn from Port au Prince, that The
Britishhav. actually got pcssessien Of Cane
Nichola Mole, where they have landed
1900 troops, and had laying of The har-
bonr two lrigaies and suaaIIe3 vessel
md VIC sIsS learn, ,hst great ismousies
subsist between The blacks and mulal,6es
Of the Empire and that an Insure lion
is considered at no distant period. There
was wen grounded opinion ,hat Chris
topic would ere long become Emperor,
as DessaIine's popularity was daily de-
clining, and that ofChrislophe increasing.
That some important change is about 10
take place in that quarter IS very evident
---how OF in what manner permanent tram
guilty is 10 be established is difficult to
iofesee--The probability is, hiatt The whole
Island will SOU be again under some Eu-
ropeau power.
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THE LATEST.

EEw.yCRK, Get. III.
The fast sailing ship John Morgan,
capt. Howard, arrived here yesterday in
50 days from Liverpool. Cent. II has "a
vored the editors Of this Gazette with
London papers 10 the Sd Of Sept. 4 days
later than hose received ~ the Frsuklin,
at Philadelphia; and Lloyd's lists TO the
Sob August. The late hour at which
these papers were received, prevents us
from making more ccrious ex,'se;s--tKe
following, huv ever, appear 10 be lhe on
ly articles Cfmomont they contain,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26

Capt. Bla,kwood, &c the Enryaius I'll.
gate, arrived this rnQfning ed TIC admiral.
y With Dispatches. His ship had been
sen, from Cork % lotd heiscn tn, niiss-
ing him, proceeded TO sdkiIai Going.
wood, Of CaCiz.--The dispatches STATE
that The combined Feet Consisting of17
sail OF tic Inc, arrived a; CsGiz on lht
2s.h uit. &Gn,irai Coliiugv ood, ofeourst
ca noI, Win his f.ar a o. Use iii.e, ven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26

tu"c IN oppose them they chased him
for short time before they entcred I;l-
dig. As soon however,, as they lrsd rot
in, be returned to his station, and rc-a,.-
chored eli The barber.
On tie 34lh, the Iiuryaius fell in with
sir r. Calder's lset, within 90 leagues of
Cadiz, so that he would ia all probability
jain admiral Cvl,ingwood the next day,
and the blockade OF Cadiz would then be
eHcctuslIy resumed. Admiral Bicksrlon
is al G'braltar with his sail OF the line
and tic Carihagona fleet remain in port.
Admiral Bickerton wil be- able to prevent
their junction with the combined Reefs,
should they attempt it.
Intelligence has been received with re-
spect TO the Rocheiost squadron. They
FIRST went 40 Vigs to Join The combined
. fleets, bat missing them there, ss.icd a.
gain.
Just as he combined fleets sailed from
Ferrcl, eight large American ships, un-
der convoy of two armed ships, sailed
| ft.m Nan,z for Cadiz, laden will salt beef,
pork, and biscuit; the CblPoys brig fell
| in With them in the night, captured two,
The rest separated, and got between the
Isle of Disu and The main.
| Bonaparc continued at BouIogne on the
18TH; but he has siuce leh u, and The
number of troops and tents is much less
than it was. We dare say part Of the
army has been sent to the Rh.ie.
The French funds remain s,eady--6l
one fifth
STAR Orricr.-Wc stop the press to
announce the arrival of a second express
az the admiralty, with dispatches SEATING
that The combined feet, after arriving at
Cadiz, had agsin put TO sea, following
northerly course. As we have more than
once had occasion to notice, The course
steered, on leaving port, preycs nothing.
respecting the real destination OF feet
/; is in every case necessary TO gain an eff
ling, and, besides, q false course is sften
followed to deceive an adversary, iii dark.
ness enable. them to alter it with less
chance ofdeteelion.
| a Go,tsnbursh mail arrived This NOM
! ing. /, brings the following short but inn
portsnt letter. Ifthc latter part OF il be
correct, a serious Misunderstanding must
| have taken place bsswe -nlhs courts Of St.
Pe,ersbusgh and Berlin:
81 sr. rErERsBuRcg, AuG.15.
| .The prea,es. vsrlIke prepsra,ions are
making in II psr.s OF The Russian empire.
! A messenger left this civ ye,tes slay for
Enslsba, who, II is teport.t, isthe bear
er of The treaty concluded between rus
! sis. Sweden rna Euyiaed. /, i.also sid
that tbs Prussisn rniaisicr VIII leave this
capital today, or tosrnsrreu. Mr.. No-
voziitzoH j. net YET arrived"
We lately mentioned that the harvest
has proved SO abundant in Spain, that
foreign corn had fallen 500 ne. cent. Ac-
counts from Cadiz Of tie Sd Of August
state, that there ver. upward, of 40 600
I barrels OF American -four in the barbour.
! FOR which ne sale could - ah,a;n.d al,
/ thnurh ,off-r.a ar ,,,,,. 49,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26


The French ambassador has addressed
10 our government, note, couched 10 the
most insolcnt terms, demanding pc
rernptory explanation OF The objects of,he
warlike preparations going forward in the
Austrian dominions, aud the extraordina-
~ activity in the military department.
The note also demands q peremptory an.
swer, vhetherA was the intention Of Aus
tria 10 go 10 rar with France; whether
any recent treaty had been concluded with
Russia, or whether any alliance with That
power was on The point OK being conclud-
ed! The answer OF he court of Vienna
To these interrsga;crics was highly Dig
n.ficd. II stated, tia, the assembling OF
such lsrgc bodies pf French troops had
rendered precautions on the part of Aus.
tria indispensable. Al the negotiations
with Rssa,a had solely for their ohje6l an
armed neusraliiy, and shzt am more in-
innate connection with fereign powers
must depend solely on circumstances.
Immediately after this answer wax siv-
en-, the French arnhEssador gave assur-
ances that the gree est part aflhe French
troop should quit Italy. ...
II is rumoured that The republic of Ra-
gosa bias applied 10 be incorporated With
Austria, in imitation OF the union Of Gs-
noa 10 France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
Aurnst 90.

August 40.
|. Just before this paper was put TO pre- SIS,
we received the. MonIlsurs TO the 18th
lher contents are Of very considerable
importance and seem 10 decide the ques-
ton Of peace or war between Austria and
France. The important fact. char war
s7ifh Austria is CONSIDERED as, mevifa6le. is
communicated in a note IA the Monileur
OF the 10Th.
Angus, 81.
The Russian foe; of Cranstadt and Re-
vel, consisting OF eighteen ships OF the
line aad some frigales, is now cruising in
the Baltic.
Sir Sidney Smith has within these few
days had several interviews with the board
Of admiralty. lie is 10 be immediately
employed in an important command.
The British have 70 sail Of the line in
Europe, in service or ready for service.
a late return ofthe French irsops state
them at near 500 900.
August 90.
The arrangements between this cosn.
try and Russia are, we are assured, a,rea
dy formed and the first payment OF the
subsidy of the iatler is now preparing to
be sent to Pe,crsbuigh. Great quantities
oil dollars are cslleGlng for this purpose.
Several Of the cabinet ministers are now
at Weymouth. with the king, in consc-
qnence OF the very satisfactory nature OF
the last advices received fran Russia.
lis majesty We understand means shortly
10 return 10 town.
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s vlLLENEUvE."
Rear Hdmiral Gourdoa to the Minister Of
Marine and Colo,ies.

fERROL, AUG. 2.
! have the honor 10 announces TO your
excellency, that sdnlirais Villeueuye and
CraviDa have this moment anchored at
Cornnna. The English squadron re ap.
Pesred . days ago; it consisted OILS ships
Of The line, but Immediately on seeing the
squadron of rear admiral ViIleneuye it
sailed again. 1t bad, however, nothing
20 fear from the combined squadron IN
FerroI, the wind being west, and blowing
fresh, which rendered it impossible for
us TO get out. We are all animated by
an ardent desire to give his majesty proofs
sf our devotion Ter him, and our desire
Of entsrprize Tor the glory Of bis flag.
Receive The assurance &c my respect.
(Signed) "GOUKDON."
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pHfJ.ADRT-p iIIA. Oanl,,, ~.

Cap Swain, in u days from Iereuie, (arYiv-
cd az Batinoye,) informs that he 1lsy.ian 90
ternnicri mietced 20 futchaso no more Amer.
e7n cffg0es, but viii .fiI Re in requa'ion unfil
ell the debts ave raid ,ha, ihSy have con.rsAe4.
Great distntbaucef a,c said 10 have taken csoc
conss qeei &C At Ietsslipes having determined
- examine ~ ii.- i'iios by WHICH fiie lands are
held, and 70 ditpotscss az those thar cannot sa-
Csfy iiis commissioners on that head.
Copy ef Dcssalires's Imperial Decree rei2,ivs
70 AnieSicsn Conntf-e.
t1rIVgLATEoN.
JEl(EhJ1L I.ELEEE.
jzecus tie first, fsspsros st Hal. and C-ra.
y adeI in Child 81 Re army, by he SAGE of
Cca auo tIe ConsGfuion 81 &c En-, ne,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
PARIS. AUG,I7.
Yice Admira, Yi2cssuDe 10 sae Minister Of
Marine.

Marine.
woo, JuLy Is.
am now under way. l leave here
two Spanish ships, ard the French ship
L'Atlss. These vessels have not suFer-
ed much in the action, bat they sell badly
end consider ,heSa as rather likely 10
delay The squadron than to reinforce il.
have disenharksd here my sick.
The length The voyage, and the bad
ness Of TIE weather, has caused sick
ness amozg the troops, but :ho,e whs
have nothing but the scurvy, are ia no
danger, and will soon be restored by air
and fresh provisions. shall set out with
Is ships, of which Q are Spanish, and If
we havs any affair on our voyage to Fer
roll, with the squadron We have fought,
we have nothing to fear.
3VIIIFNFUVE."
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II was mentioned yesterday at the Easi
Irdis house, ihst admiral Calder had in.
s'ru6iions 10 meet the bemeward bound
East Iadis leet ~ given latitude, which
he has resched by this time, to convoy
is SAFE INTO pore With the squadron Of I'D.
fBisal RAINIER, ia sgcli cases, hopes might
yet be entertained that he viii fall in With
she combined squaaron, as the general
opinioais Shat it is gene 20 intercept our
hemewsrd bound last ladia trade. fits
ohjcSl vas TO raise tHc bloc ka1e Of BEST,
Intelligence 70 ,ns eject mus, have been
received long before the present period
&c Decentralization made by the Texel
- ard CSC Bfcsl Feet 10 Dot TO sea, vas
merely "a eiycst oat attention ffom ,hc
combined squad ems, erd had no relation
10 ihe ~ aeinn.
10e aafrr % lie 27d, hetgeen admiral
Coropo,'is ai.d Tie Brss. beet, was moee
seyio0s ,ha, The t0i,aGn published bv GO.
yrrnmDll, I'D Us - s0ppsse. The ~,
lssl som'fsi Aimse.a,sa5se yaie de Ps.
re ka va, end hsd nearly cut og
a. treroh rear admiral. is Nas mob
ssppo, el by SIR Hicusta Stracsao, 81 he
Ce-e,, ~no requested psfmissioa, by g-
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26

Z" The commander in chief means TO
attack the enemy to-morIov morning and
viii himself lesS the line of battle in the
Vile de Paris. Each ship is to attack or
board that ship OF the enemy which sp.
pears most advantageous for the general
defeat of their Rect, and Of bringing them
ouI.
(signed) i. NUGENT.
"Ville de Paris, rug 81, 1905