The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02

This may at the first view starl:e those who
rely more upon the prudence than OF the foiy of
the house of Austria. But although nothn,. but
nfatuation and madness could lead to such an
event after such repeated experience, the adyces
from Europe tend TO impress the belief Of ne "
coalition being probable.
The symptoms OF a renewed war on the Euro.
pean continent are various among others, it has
been determined in England to send a consdera.
BILE reinforcement to Spain and Portugal.
Changes have taken place in the Austrian ca
bnet in which many of those who had counsclled
the rupture of last year are rcinststcd and
movements have taken place in Hungary, which
have induced n suspension OF the evacuation of
Syria. and of part of Lower Austria the head
quarters OF the French which had been esta.
blshed at Ratisbon, have been carried b ok TO
Passau, and large encampment formed at Lintz,
OF Bavarians, Wirtembergers and French. Both
these cities are within the line of dcmarca alton Of
the treaty OF Vienna, but which not being vet
distributed among the Rhensh confederates may
be considered as French conquered territory.
The line OF the Tram river is strong and the
country between that river and the Inn, which i,
the old line of Bavaria, is broken and well VA
tered very productive towards the Danube :;
and leaves 10 obstruction to rapid march into
Lower Austria by the Danube or on the side of
iadenburg, or the frontiers OF Syria and Salz-
burg.
The British have occupied several of the is.
lands IN the Ionlan sea, and it is said that the
corps OF Bruins wickers under the young duke now
IN England, is to go to the Mediterranean along
with the whole Of the Germaa legion in the Bri
tish service, which are not already in Spain
powerful movement is making AT Constant;
nople, TO raise the Turkish nation en- masse to
which the approach Of the Russian army within
SIX days march of Constantinople. has not lutte
contributed.
The design appears to be, to carry the war
,f~t, boil
north, into Turkey; and engage the attention of
France on great number of points at occ
The Spanards are TO make one more great eff
fort to eXpel the French.
A cooperation is expected on the side of Tur
kish Albania; SSa Hungarian insurrection is ex
Pected to be called forth, TO the amount of 900
men.
A movement is to be attempted in the north of
Germany SO as to occupy the Ssxons and alarm
Holland and the Westphalian kingdom
The delegates OF the Tyroese who have spent
some months in London, have already gone to the
Mediterranean, with the heet which convoyed
stores to Malta and the IOnian islands
Another expedition to the north is spoken of
whether to Denmark, Sweden or Russia, or to
the Elbe is not said, but presumed to be one of
these points
All these views are combineti,with large fleet
and military expedition to Sou,h America sup.
posed to be intended for Mexico where they are
PtSSSuSu ny agents from the Spanish
Junta, and some from the court of Great Bri
tain.
These sPeculatioDs appear to be extravaganza at
hrst view. But - any thing too eXtravagant for
despair The state of conflict in Europe now.
IS reduced to much the same situation as that of
a man exhausted by excessive debaucherv. where
the power of stimuants had been employed till
the system required perpetual opiate, to length
en- out miserable existence.
What will be the effects of new continental
war IN Europe, upon the affairs of the u States !.
Are we to linger out also, and to be kicked and
buiieted by the carahuncled DULLES of the British
brothels, and laughed at by the most conte.nptr
bic OF human beings, whom they send among us
to feed the social appetite which has been infect
ed oy their intercourse, and brought to loath all
that is wholesome, and to swallow ali that is de-
bilitatIng and noxlous to the social budy?
Should these speculatiOnI turn out 10 be found .
ed then we shall far the present have n. 4cay, out
the war upon our rights and property at sea- and
upon our citizens whom the BRITISH will stili i'm
press meanwhile the Legislature of Massac;,u
sets has kindly slept forth once more to tax.
upon itself the Of the ration which, until the
period OF the 10th Congress, it was generally
oeiieved to be the PARTICULAR duty of Congress
Itself however, the eastern folks understand so
much better how to manage affairs of every kind
that IL may one day become n question whetherit
would not be we'll to openly declare Massa-
chusetts TO be, as Athens and Sparta were at
times in the Greek federation, 4 power para
mount Simon Snyder and his Spartan band NAV
have the care of the military aHairs.-Awoys