The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
IoNnos. December IL.

LONDON, December II.
II is confidently declared that the Sp,ril,
| Amhafador, the Cheyalier D'Anduaga, has re-
ceived his pafports, and is on the eve Of de-
parture from this country. On the other hand
IT'S faid that His ExcellcTcy has NOT made pre-
parations for his immediate return TO Spain
We have little doubt, however, that war be-
tween the two countries muf ahfnluteIy be the
refut- and, mott probably, that hohilities have
actually taken piace.--We have nothing to add
| to what we have already communicated 20
our readers, refpe6ting the departure of Mr.
| Frere from the court Of Madrid and they may
be aiiiired ofreceiving the earlcf intelligence
upon point 10 intere,tng, not only to this
country, but to al Eurqpc.
| Two Ram6uygb Mails arrived yeoerday.
BY thefe we have accounts frop CogGaaiino-
ole, which fate, that the Porte had confented
| TO acknowledge To ftnd new Credentials 10 the
Turkiih Ambafalor 1T Paris. The French
Minifter, not coniidering this AS fuf1icient, had,
il is further fated, again determined to Quit
Conitantincple. We nun remark, however,
| that this intelligence is vague and cortTadi6to-
| ry, and leaves ftil much room for doubt The
baggage of the French Aqbanador had, it ap-
pears, been packed up for fortnight previous
tc the a6th of October, on which dav Madame
Bruno was to take her departure. The moa
probable fuppofition, we think, appears to be,
that Gen. Bruno has left the THrki1 Capital.
We are forty to find that the Yellow-Fever
has extended TO RaguGi, having been carried
thither by veGeI from Spain.
Their Swediih Maiefies, after experiencing
great perils in attempting 70 fail to Stockholm,
were at length forced.ss return to Stralfund, and
it feems doubtful Whether they will be able to
reach their Capital before fpring.
We have long alfred our readers that war
wac itat>t
tate, that the die is fnally csft, and that the
letters of marque and reprifaI. which have for
feveraldays paft been prepared, will immed;-
atelv be ilfined. The Chevslier D'Anduapa.
the Spanih Ambaiador at our Court has re-
ceived his paGports, and purpofes fettip9 out
this day, on his return to Spain, accamnan;cd
by General O'Farrel. an officer in the Snanifb
fervice.-The grounds of the war will fbortlv
be made known to the nation by Minifers. and
if we are correctly informed, ftronger cafe
than that which will be prefented, has rarel,,
been made out on any fmilar occafon.-F7N
Filling "et!eiS are Immediately he
to our different fettlements abroad. There he
ing no Spanifh fhips at pref snt in our norts
excepting thofe under detention by our crnizers
| no order for an embargo will of conrle he lin
ed.-h velftl is iuft arrived at Sadgate creek
which failed from Cadiz on the goth nit. with
only bali cargo. in confequence of an intima-
ton from the B-itib Conful, that ne did NOT
confder it fate for EDglifh veTrlsto remain IN
that port, an order for an embargo being hourly
expected. Six Britifl men ofwar, Of different
descriptions, were then crnizing off Cadiz.-
The diforder in the town had very much aha
ted owing to material and favorable chance
in the weather.
Yefterday we received feveral additional fa,s
of Paris Journals, to the 5th inf. ard f,nne fey,
to the 18th, together with the Dutch paners RI
the 10th, and two Hamburger Mails, have aIfo
! arrived.-By the latter we find that their is NO
probability of the difference between France
and the Ottoman Porte being anicablv sdira-
ed. Though the latter has agreed TO fvle Ro-
naparte agreeabIy to his ufurped title, il fill
refufes 10 fend new credentials TO lis Anbana-
dor at Paris 70 that in fa6f, fhe Porte declines
the formal recognition of the Ufurper as Fmpr-
ror Of the French. Bruno, the Ao1baG1dor n
Connantinople, has therefore determined on his
departure from that city, and on the oetb of
October, the date Of the Ian advices, 4 p,rt of
his effects Che whole Of which had for fome time
been packed up) had actually been nIipped IN
France.-In this fate of affairs, IL is natural m
conclude, that an expedition acaint The Mo-
rea will be attempted bv France in which cafe,
however, the enemy will have no confend with
the United forces OF England and PuiHa 1t is
indeed, runored that a Rattan military force
ids dltdtiN ld'lbCO W lIdt C'ilT'-Ey, rom Cor
70, and in various other directions the Imperial
troops are alto faid TO be in motion but il
fult he obferyed, that thefe movements are
mentioned not in Poftive terms, or as confirm
ed facts.
Great Britain has recognized the Fmperor
Francis, in his new capacity 81 nDeror of
Aunria [: and the Britifh AnbaGador AZ Wien.
ma, the Hon. Mr.. Paget, has accordingly deli
yered his new credentials to his imperial Ma
iefy.
The Paris papers continue to fpeak in the
MOE difguhing terms Of adulation and Rsfterv
on the frbiee of Boraparte's coror rtion, with
out mentioning any fstt beyond what we have
already publi1'ed. Private letter. from Paris
fate, that f. difguRed were the principal inha
bitan.s on the occafon, that the greater part
of them Withdrew themfelvcs entirely from the
fcenc, and remained IN the country until after
the Performance of thai facrilegious AZ, the
commithon of that outrage UPON the feufe oil
the people, and the perpe.raiion of thai infllt
upon az she legitimate governments.
The C'sfdn CaI1irf itstes. that the neroiqti-
oB0rs Calendar has already been at7iiH :but.