The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12


a continual noife was heard extremely loud,
while the thick clond that enveloped the FUN
NIT of the mountain was alternately penetrated
| by flames of FIRE, amazingly vivid, refembling
| lightning. The courfe of the lava ran towards
the Terre del Greco, and along the emiuence
upon which the Cloiftcr of Camalduna 10 litua-
| ted, and has extended to the difance of four
| miles, Destroying all the trees, vineyards, and
habitations it has met with in its courfe. Juf
now it has reached the high road in the neigh
bourhood of Tore del Greco, while great
number of frangers and curious perfons are re-
pairing to the fpot to be witne1es of the angular
phenomenon. The Tore del Greco. is fitua-
ted at the foot of Ve(uvius, with population
of 5000 fouls. ..s-
LONDON, July Io-ls.
The French are attending formidable force
in Dalnatia, with the exprefs intention of Pc
netrating into Albania. With fich defigns, O.
penly avowed on the part of the enemy, our
atoniihmeut iHcreafes, that the Court of St. Pc
! teriburgh !hould have ever confented to furren-
der Cattaro |; the occupation Of which by a
| weak garrifon has been fufficient to impede
their operations for upwards Of four months.
There are comfortable movements among
the French troops in Germany, but we are far
from confidering thefe as unerring indications
Of the permanent tranquility of the Continent.
They are occahoned by difficulties in fupplyng
the armies with forage and provilions, or con-
melted with the formal eltablifhment of the
new Contribution framed by Bopaparte for
the honor aud advantage of the German EN-
pire.
! Private letters received from Holland repre-
ient King Louis as an Object of universal con-
tempt, ridicule, and indignation, in that coun-
try. In the navy, particularly the difcontent
is extreme. The faiors are in an actual fate
Nhav hau ,Af ,Ytw raSt l-If 70 n,
hey any orders ifiucd by, or in the name of, the
new Government, but have threatened, in cafe
any compulfory meafures fhould be rcforted to-,
that they will carry their fhips TO fea.
Gaeta preferves not only communication
with the fea but likewife with the mountains,
and receives from their hardy natives continued
| fupplies.
| July 17.-.-The Houfe of Commons, we un-
derfand, will adjourn Tomorrow till Tuefday
next, to give time for all the Bills before the
Houfe of Lords to be paifed. On Tuefday both
HouGes will be prorogued.
| The Lecward Hand fleet has fafeyy arrived.
This agreeable intelligence was communicated
! - the Admiralty Office hv Trl-granh- and
foon after conveyed to Lloyd's.
TIE Her. Mr.. ErLsine, is to Iet of far d,ne-
RIGA Immediately, as MiaRer from fSis eoun-
try.
The Marquis Of Douglas will fet off on his
emhdGy to the Court of Peterfburgh in the
courle IF the next week.
| Lord Coledon goes out Governor of the Cape
OF Good-Hope. M. Bernard accompanies him
as Chief Secretary.
| Par. Of the troops intended for foreign fer
vice, have been ordered TO embark az Ramf-
gate Immediately. Several regiments have al
ready embarked, and are in the Downs.
HIS Royal Highnefs the Duke of sy2fx, is
certainly going 20 Jamaica. This meafnre has
arfcn from his III fate of health. which requires
his refdence in warm climate and from mo-
| tives OF polite al interet, which demands the
Establishment Of Viceroyslty in tina. ifland
The government of Jamaica, it 10 thought, next
to that of Ireland, is the bef thing under the
| Gown.
The commifioners of Military Inquiry are at
prefent, we underhand, engaged with the Me
dical Department Of the Army; they begin
with the General HofpitaIe, the immediate de-
partnent Of the Surgeon General; and they
| commence inquiry from the year 1894, when
| the Brtiii, army was on the Continent.
Mr.. CoS6tt, it is faid, is to Fart for Wcfmin-
| fer.
MIR. FOX.
There IL iittie nuve, VIC under ftsuei, that Nit.
Fox will ever again make his appearance in St.
Stephens Chapel The authority upon which
we tate this, and we do II with hncerca aj pro-
fousd regret, isl too good to allow us to enter
tain any doubt of the accuracy Of the informa
tion.-Mr. Fo% is not worfe, but his diiorder is
of that nature TO preclude .ny pToipeGf of his
being able TO encounter the fatigues Of his Par
| liamentsry duty.-.-His iInefs is not confined to
sue complaint, but conGits in complication
| of df'rders, which have produced very alarm
ing effect upon his contribution.
The dforder und n which MIR. Fox ia now
| sfflicted, is pronounced to be a confirmed DROP
y, and confderable approximations are enter
tanned for his fafety.
PRINCESS OF WALES.
There is every reafon tn believe that the pub
lication of fome part of the proceedings in the
important invefigation to which We have al
luded more than once, will not be much lon
ger delayed. We undertand the exalted OBJ
jea of the charge has written to his majefty, i'm
| ploring, in the mott earnsf manner, that he
| will be GRACEFULLY pleafed to order the whole
of the proceedings to be fubnitted to the world.
The refuIt of the inquiry into the foundation
of the rumours respecting high and illultrious
! Lady was not made to his majety yeferday. 1t
is now believed that no report will be made on
the fubjeet.
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