The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

or 'mnied'ttriy t1rnmonS, Divlp, anil the new
captain facha has received orb, to- f.il for L.
gvpt wi,nuut ,,cay, with the TROOPS and C,ps
,aat were then ready, 10 luccoaT Eouirchid Pa
cha; with toe aliurauce that more couf.isr-
able Reinforcement would follow.
July "a.
1t is reported that the troops which went out
with general Craig have been landed at Malta
General Craig, who is veftei with a cIcrs,iop-
;,ry command IN the Mediterranean, rem1ine,i
behind AZ Gibraltar, but meant to follow the
troops in few days.
We have received Paris Journals to the 18th
and d. Oh 70 the 9th init. incluiive. They an
Nouncc that admiral De Winter has hoiaed his
H'g on board the Eer.tele in the 1exel; that
M. Lac cheiiai has reached Paris; that NJ lia-
tltve has received the reward of all his civic la
bonrs in the Monteur by being appointed
rouatellnr OF fate; and that the Americans
Lave made a convention with the By OF Iri-
poll.
M. Monroe, the American Minifter, has ar
rived al Bake'S hotel, JermynitreeI, from Ma
Gnd.
AT length we have received official intelligence of
Lord Neien. TIE following notice was this n,orn-
ihgient from the Admiralty the City for the Cra-
titation Of the gentlemen of the Stock Exchange
Admiralty, July 20.
His Majefy's fhip Decade arrived in the Tagus
Gated at lea tn 10Th June. Hs LsrdG,iP, with the
:.,aadrol under his command (includng the Sparti-
ate) was o" the 18th in lat. 81, n. long. COW.
$ he enemy hect had uuforsu fsle.. in with,
and Captured ieverai hps of convoy from Antigua,
tie day alter it failet which the 9TH of Iune
OF which Lord Nel:on was appriied.
The number captured is iuppofed to be thirtsen
Or fourteen fail, under convoy of his Maehy's ihips
Netley and Barbados"
July27.
A Neural Captain who arrived yeRerday morn
ING from Rotterdam. flates that throughout the Ra
tvan Republic all hurry and buitle, in fitting out
veie's to join the Boulogne iotilIa The prevailing
idea IN Holland was, that the attempt invalion will
be made early in the eniuing month
a Telesraphc dilpatch yeferjay announced the
arrival OF the hotneward bound Ear India feet oil
the lie of Wight
Sailed the fhip William Pitt, of London capt
Royce, for Botany Bay, having on board 20 wo-
men conviGts.
PLYMOUTH, July 81.
Letters received from the Channe! Fleet, da-
ted the 18th int. fate that they were all well at
that date, and that Cornwal!is had made, as
mentioned in yctterday's PAGER, dnooftion of
the feet. Directly on his receiving ar account
of TIN: arrival of the Cwieus's intelligence this
Gay fortnight at this port, Corvallis feet,
le1ving fquadron of obiervation off Brett, was
extended from Uihant TO Cape FiniAre, and If
ths cnemy's feet were feen in lat. At, long. Is,
w. AZ defcrihed, great hopes may be entertain
cd of their being caught in trap.
Came in the American dip Belifarous, Captain
Holmes from New-Yorls for Bordeaux, detained by
Inc Staunch gun-brig.
FALMOUTH, Jlly o.
Arrived, The American brig Rover. Waite, from
Norfolk, afrr apaRage of 80 days for orders, laden
with Tobacco.
Appeared OF the hartor, and proceeded on for
IN he Au,a IN
from Bottom, with Tobacco.
DOVER, July 90.
1t appears that the enemy's hotilla from
Bouiogne attacked ours, in this action
contrary to practice, to facilitate the
pafige of their Dunkirk diviiion the
praatns kept up a well-directed FIRE, and are
more formidable than we were led TO bceve;
great deal The advantage Of their force conliits
however, in their being able by the length OF
their guns, TO throw ihot further than our gun
briggs, and which, owing to the heavy fire of
their hat 'eries, ought not by any means to go
in clote and this advantage would be in great
meafnre loft, If they would come ont into deep
water, when our briggs and lloops of war have
only ihort guns, which though heavy metal can
not throw fhot a long way. The Boulogne fio-
t'lla is, however, by their numbers, and having
feveral of the praams and heavy gun-brigs, We.
ry formidable, their metal being of very large
calIbre motif Dutch bras guns, from Is to "a
and 81 Founders, very long; and when they get
cloic enough they put three fnot in a gun, and
exerciie ther men yery frequently in working
them, and ufe every endeavour to prepare them
for fome grand attack: in the mean time We are
not idle, our Notifications at the heights 90 on
and cannon are mounted, and the troops CON-
family exerciied.
VIENNA, July 8.
All the regiments have received orders 10 be
in readineis TO march. The two regiments of
Tcanfylyania are already gore, and have carried
with them their recruits, whom they had not
timc TO cIothe. The artillery, which is at Bud.
veis, is 70 be conveyed in Wagons, TO Inner
Aufria, whittier great quantities of ammunition
have been tent. Behdes the troops in Italy, two
large camps vii! nc formed near pettau in Sty-
ria, and oear WdrraGn.
Count Cobentzel, is extremely ill.-The
arclluke Rather has been appointed minifer
Of the nteri,r. IRIS reported that foreign troops
are about 10 enter the Vitelinc and the Pays
de Va.I.