The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09

vice. Thewhole force will cmoan, TO upward. % 900
nien. Two hundred and fifty men belonging to the
Cd battson ofthe fra regimen, of guards have voiun-
teered TO Join the I and Sd bat,alon of that corps.
which form part of the expedition ~ This brigade
will be Kinder the orders of general wynyard. The
emtarkation will commence about the middle Of next
week. All this, iurely, dfplays pae6c expeefati-
on or the part of our government.
July ls. -
This debates in both houfes Of Parliament laa night
were extremely n,ereiing particularly in the houfe
OF lords. Lord Grenville concluded fpeech of un-
common ability with declaration Of great impor-
lance II was in febtanee this, that mut hence.
forth make up minds, whether in peace or in war
to large regular military elfabhhment; and tina, in
addition, mutt lay down fuch permanent ERsss a.
HAL render US at all times armed nation and is,
segph" We are glad to fee his maeay's miniaers
adopt this vigorous and determined tone i. iswor-
thy OF their characters, and Of the principles upon
which they undertook the government The manly
fprit OF this declaration WILL we trul be cauyh, by
the country, and the activity and energy of the mini
tiers, who in every inance finoe their aceefiion to
power have given fuch admirable proofs of their ca
paeity FOR the direction of affairs, be by eorreG
Pondent zealand enthuliafm the part of the people
The ifand Of Sicily, for the permanent pro.ees ion
ct which government making fueh extenivr militia
ry preparations, is reportedto be the principal oba-
Gle IN the way of peace. The complete confirmation
OF the right, title, and poiIeion of our ally .,e king
o. Naples, to this remaining portion of ms arniniuns
ad to be indipenlbe condition of Ne gociat;on
We are even ahured tina, mininers have declined az
cedng TO any BATS of negotiation, unels this point be
prsviouiiy conceded by France, in formal manner.
or iome understanding given to tina, effea. IL is ex-
pectsd that the next n.efienger from France will
bring the determination of the French government
upon 'hs fubjeSt. Inthe time the prepara.;-
ons for the defence of that important aud are CARR
on with undated activity. Tranlport. for the cun-
veyahce OF 9ooo men are fitting at Portfmouth,
in addition to which government has advestifed for
so more.
The following par: of the fafT OF this exredion :
General Wynyard, commander in chief; general
Campbell adutant- general; lord Vifcount PROXY,
Deputy adjutant-general and general Cakes, quar-
ter matter general. The marquis of Huntley ALTO
goes out upon the ifaff. No artileryis 70 embark
excepting, the light brigadss attached to the brgades
OF infantry.
This morning the two irft of the Hamburg
mails arrived. From the late hour at which
We received our papers and letters, we are
compelled to refria ourfelves 10 the following
extracts.
V::.;; "a, Jung jung g:
Dispatches were, on the lsth received hy
NJ. Rochefoucsult, by a courier from Paris.
Immediately after their arrival, he had long
conference with count Stadion and tine day fol-
lowing he had An audience OF his mperial ma
jefy. 1t is generally fuppofed that the reguia-
tons ofthenew contribution for Germany are fill
the fuhie6 of negotiation.
" The Ruffian councillor Of Rate, NJ. DsOu-
bril-, fill remains here. Before he proceeds on
his journey to Paris, he will Wifi the baths at
Ba Zen, TO which the French ambaf,tdor, M
x n hef, dc 70 r.n,i-
" From ST.. Peterfbureh we learn, that prince
Klrakin may be expected here in the courfe of
the eniIing month bnt whether he fiIali aifrme
the character ofambagador, or comes on foe
clal milton. has not yet tranfpired, as count
Rafumowiky has not hitherto received formal
recall.
" A RufIian courier has pal1et through this
capital for ST. Peteribnreh, with accounts of the
occupation of the Cattaro by the French.
GEtsLINSRN, June %.
{" Magazines of forage are collecting here with
all expedition for MARTIAL SouIt's army. which
is immediately expected in this quarter on its
return towards the Rhine.
MUNICH, June 90.
" Yeferday So wagons left this place for
Brannau, to afift in removing the ammunition
from that fortrefs, preparatory to its evacuati-
on.
con the 10Th company ofar,iIlery marched
towards the Inn, to receive the heavy cannon
which our foyereign fupplied for putting Bran
nau in fate of defence.
s" HANAy. June "a.
According TO fome accounts the Cattaro will
be coded by commifary, without any fpecia
Interpolation on the part of Aufiria."
PORTSMOUTH, July II.
The tranfports which arrived from the Cape
of Good Hope are ordered TO be fitted To take
5000 troops to the Mediterranean. A confider-
able number of troops expected to embark
foon.
Dover, July Ii.
An order was received for the Pruffians TO he
fent to Deal this morhng from the differen
fhips detained in this port. About nine O'Clock
the military fur, undel the vefels, when mott
OF the men were taken ont, and put on board
the Spectator lugEer, lying in the roads. The
captains are to have their parole here the
mates to be left on board the different ibips.
PARIS, June 30.
1t is true, that report is ftl in circulation
that negotiations 10 be opened with the
Englifh minifry. Hitherto there is no certain
ground for this fuppoition ; hut it feems to
rem entirely upon the ltay of Lord Yarmouth
in this city. His Lordhp is alfo feen fromtime
to time at the hotel Of the miniRer for foreign
affairs.
HAGUE, July O.