The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-23
Gurupran 3nscIligraee.
Continuation Of NtsvS by The Cato fro,s Liye--
POOL, arvJsed at Nezv-1Iork.
ITO be eonfinued.)

POOL, arrised at Mrzy-rork.
LONDON, Nov. 2l-ss
ne Orphcus f,1gate is about to fail from the
More, with 100000 dollars on board for the con-
tincnt.
We are happy to allure oiir readers that Tome
approximations entertained refpeSfing the fafcty
of the Victory man of war, which lately bore
the nag OF the immortal Melton, are totally
gronndlets, as that flip and another belonging
to the feet engaged in the battle of the 81 DC.
toher, are fafely arrived at Gibraltar.
The Lords of the Admiralty have determin-
ed to fend Immediately feveral fma,l armed vcC
fela, and fome frigates, to intercept the prizes
carried into Gaudaloupe, and to fcour tbo(.
feas of the enemy's ihips, which have 70 long
and fuccefsfully proved upon our trade.
Count Pakling, High Chamberlain to the En-
peror of Ruflia, is arrived in town on a fpecial.
hs came from GotteRburgh.
Letters from Officers in GERMANY rnent;on
that Bonaparte was furious, after reading be.
tore Ulm difpatch from Duroc, at Berlin. and
1aId, in the prcience of his faff officers. "
HAIL loon teach my Brother Frederic, in his
own capital, to ufe other language" They do
not doubt but that Bonaparte, if he can com.
mand apeace in the fouth of Germany. will
march towards the north, already held out to
the French folders AZ IN European Peru. from
creatures collected during long neutrality.
DaTlng MS nay at Berlin the Emperor of
Nuiiia cAerted hlmielf to retore the good un-
deritandIng between the kings of Pruf,ia and
Sweden. At this moment arrived count I.ow-
enheIim, aid-de-camp of the king of sweden.
with letter from Outlaws Adolphus, in which
me latter hated, that as a co-eftate of the Elm.
pre-, he could not content to the entrance of
the Prnfilan troops int, Hanover, and that he
was convinced the Emperor of Rnffia was of
his opinion. This letter unfortunately inapeded
the good intentions of the Emperor.
The ftay OF the Emperor at Berlin is faid 70
nave gwen rife to the mott perfect friendfhip
between his Imperial Majefly and the Pr,fIian
monarch-a frendfhip founded upon familiarity
OF aiipoht'on' and enfamed and fealed in a
moment OF enthuliafm at the monument of
frederick the Great. On the evening of Alley
ander's departure, and after upper, the Young
Emperor proPofed to vi6t the tomb of thai
extraordinary perfonage. The ROYAL Dartv re-.
pared to the church where Frederick's remain.
are depofted. The church wa. foIemnlv ligbt-
"a up for this hngu'ar and romantic fprtfacle
ne attendants were moved at the fight. Alley
snoer was overpowered by his feelings, and in a
'raniport OF enthuiafm killed the coffin which
contained the body of Frederick. The two
io.ere'gns embraced, and fwore eternal friend
| hip and fidelity. In this temper tbev toll
| leave of each other. This is plai, ffat.nsnt
of facts as recorded with the fimplicitv of trutb
| m the Berlin Court Gazette.
we trutt no felhfh calculations of intcreh
VIII extinguiih thofe delicate fentiments of an
honeh enthuiIafm, and no fage maxims of GREY
osaroed politicians freeze the generous ardour
OF thefe young Monarchs, or even interrNnt tbe
current of their s,atual friendIl,ip.
If left to follow the impulEe of their own
generous feelings, the refut ofthe new attemnt
at negotiation will lead to an unity OF views
Europe. ~
NOVEMBER 2s.
Government has determined TO Ernd % Oh.
Continent the greateH Britih force that has ~
yer been employed in Germany. The expedi.
t'on under the command of Gen. Don will be
followed by at leaf $4,000 troops, of which
one-hfth will be cavalry. The country will of
courie be ftripped, during the actual criis of
affairs, of nearly all the regulars and of m.
military etablilliment in Ireland, a third will
be employed on this ftrvice. Orders have hren
liiued from the War Office to prepare camp
eqn'page tor the nnmber and dcfcription of
troops we have mentioned, and complete re.
turn OF the quantity wanted is expected to be
made in the courfc of few days-f;,cb b,,
been the activity difplayed in that department
OF the military effablifhment. Miniflers have.
NO doubt, been induced to adopt theft exrra,
ordinary meafures of yigour, in confeouence of
the lat dispatches brought from the Emperor
alexander, by Count Parting, his Imperial
Majefy's High Chamberlain. In order 70 fun.
plythe deficiencies which muft be occafoned
by Tending to the Continent 81 great a portion
OF the regular force, il is certainly the intention
o. Government, fhoud the nieaf,ire BECOME
necefidry, to call for the fervices of Tuch rncm.
bers OF the Volunteer corps AS are capable of
doing duty with the troops Of the line and the
militia. His Royal HighDefs the Duke of York
has directed the following General Order to be
ifued -
His Royal Highnefs the COMMANDMENT Chief
has hgned bis command, that the infection of
the Volunteer corps fhouId be made with the
mott minute attention, and proper returns BY
me general officers commanding brigadcs in the
following three cafIcs. viz.
In. Aa being fit to aet with the troops of,be
line. WV
90. As advancing in dGcipline.
50. AS being deficient in difcipne.
With ffatement of the deficiencies. and
whether the abfest are with leave, from fckpefs,
"rhout leave, or are wanting to complete.
"A muller Of the different regiments, for the
purPole OF afcertsining the obicGfs required by
this general order VIII take place with the ut
NOT dDpdtch, and the returns for the ondo,