The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-18
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our readers asanft giving credit 10 the vaiiou5
rumours and ipeculations which are afioat ref
PeStng the new Administration, becaoi. wa
can allure them upon unqueftionaSie authorisv.
that no final arrangement has vet been msIlei
AT the lame time we have no doubt, from the
information of which I'VE are m poiieIiion, that
we ihall very fpeedily have it in Our bower "a
congratulate the public upon the formation os
an Administration embracing fuch portion OF
talent, energy, and rank; as will entitlc it 10 the
perfect confidence OF the country az large, AID
the refpe6t fall Europe.-SuN.
Commercial HouTe of comfortable confei
Quence in the Wet India Trade, has ftoDped
payment for upwards of soo,oool. A meeting
or creditors has been held, whole rrport is raa
ther favorable.
The work which lately appeared on the cont.
nent, finder the title of" Napoleon RoDapartes
and the people OF France under his Confulate,''
and which attracted general attention, is nov.
prohibited in alnolt every part OF Germany.
The Chief Coniul has even TENT orders to drioS
matte agents to demand its fupprefiion. Ih&
booksellers IN Hamburger are fublect to Gne Of
100 dollars for every copy they fell.
May 7.
Yeeerday his MajeIiy gave an AUDIENCE to the
Lord Chancellor.
Nothing Deceive has yet been determined
upon.-It is rumoured that his Maieny's lentia
ments are extremely adverfe to the arranpe,prnts
propoied by MIR. Pitt, who it is fad, was to be
honoured with an interview with his maie fy fhis
day at noon. But we do not believe that any nlch
event had taken place when this paper was puf
to prefs. MIR. Pitt and MIR. Fox have moi yef
had any perfonal communication with each
other. This is rather curious-thofe, who we
are told, are to he at the head OF the new atmiS
niitration, have not yet ieen each other, nor held
a Jingle conversation upon the fubieet.
[C0Mfatr.
In this fate of affairs, it is probable that the
Marquis of Stafford will bring forward his motis
on IN the Iiouie Of Lords to-day. Fir. Fox viii
poitpone his till tomorrow or Wednefiiav, be-
cauie it is wiihed by the confederatts to New
hrit their itreneth in the Houie of Lcfds.-JbiG
Since writing the above, we have heard that
his Maiefty's opinion upon the arrangement
propoted by MIR. Pitt, was averfe to that part
III which the introduction of MIR. Fox was pro-
poied. His maiefty is faid 10 have INQUIRED,
with what coniittency fuch mcclure could be
fgopofed by party which had advifd Mr..
FOES erature from the Lit OF Privy Council
lors ?-it;3.
Some motion, it is rumoured, will be made in
Parliament TO-DAY. upon the fhbiest of his Mas
lefty's fuppoied illnc,S-I6id.
Some accounts have c-en received from Par1s
TO the 26th of laft month. The Senate is be-
lieved 20 be occupied upon the fubect of conz
terring new dignity upon Bonaparte. a.
broad hint has been thrown out by srnator,
in an addrefs TO one OF the Electorate Collssss;
After fuliorne panegync upon Bonaparte, he
by faying -
Led aitray by the ardour of my feelings,
and by perfonal connexions, fear fIhoud run
too forward with fecrets and wiiles, which are
within your hearts, as well as mine, but which
Won VOurtplvPs will m aI-e hrn,,-,,
Joieph Bonaparte has fet out for Bouiogne.
to take the command of his regiment.
Private letters fate, that Mr.. Frere, Our Nil
hitter at the Spanifh Court, has felt circular
letters to all the Britifh Coniuls in Spain, Ra.
ting, that having received information that bria
gateers were fitting out in tevefa OF the porte
there, which he knew mutt be intended to act
againit the {hips of Great Britain, Re fenonfa
Irdted with The court on the iilbiea, and an orr
der was accordingly ifiued, prohibiting the con.
domination of all prizes whatever, in any of the
Spanifh ports.
On Saturday, Mr.. Pitt and large political
party dined with Lord Melville.
L he Sherborne Journal of Friday lat containa
The following paragraph Sc On Tuefday died
1t Dorcheiter, in the prime of life, of broken
heart, numerically regretted by all who knew her.
Mrs. Gordon, wife of the Rev. Locbhart Cor.
DOM
Cox, May Z.
We are happy to learn that the crew of his
Majefty's ihip the Loire, Of Al guns, now in
our harbour, are in remarkable ickly rate.
On Friday lait the fhip had a general funligatie
On, and the flick able to be removed, were con-
feyed on fhore to Haulbowliug Hand ON the
outh lidc OF which tents were erected for their
reception.
Two Gentlemen of Cork few days fnee had
he curiofty 10 open vault belonging to the
amily ofthe Grants L. Lover ;iian,i1n Cflurcb4
yard, which had not been difurbed for about ~
years, and TO their aftonihmcnt aifcovered g
,otfin empty, with the lid removed, and tho
;orpfe lying proftrate along hde of it.. From
he INTERRUPTION on the coffin, It appeared that The
body it contained was that of MIR. Grant, who
was Inferred in the year 1889. AS many innan.
ceS of premature interment have occurred in this
country, it is highly probable thai this ecntlea