The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30
LONDON, April IS.

LONDON, April Is.
LAZY GRANPILLE.-A dreadful accident han.
pened early yefterday morning, in Manchester.
ftreet. About four o'clock, as the yyatchmer
was going his rounds, he difcovered fome fmoks
ifu,nS from one of the windows on the fecond
fioor of Lady Granvile's houfe. Being alarm.
ed at the circumitance, the man knocked yio-
! lently at the door. Some time, however. elan
led, before he fucceeded in arouiing the fryants.
On being admitted, the watchmen, with others,
got buckets of water, and proceeded I'D fairs.
where, melancholy to relate, they found Lady
Granville lying on the floor burnt TO death. IN
manner too ihocking TO defcribe. The room
was not in flames when they entered one of
the chairs only was continued, fuppofed to be
that on which her Ladyfhip fat book was
found partly deftroyed. II is fIppofed that
the ttuii.ite Lady mad been reading in her
apartment until that late hour, and, that leep
overpowering her, the candle communicated TO
her clothes.
RUSSIA & GREAT BRITANNIA. Fox
on the 18th April in the Houfe of Commons put
a quetion to the ,nini1ters relative TO anegoca-
ton between Great Britain and the court of Ruff.
ia, on the iuhicct of mediation with France.
lie had recently heard reports that important
He ygiihed to Know whether or not this was
Ifa6.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer replied,
that he had prcmifed already that the whole of
the papers relative to this fubied fhould be laid
before the houIe, 10 toon as circumstances would
permit. Reaions were fill in exihence which
would render it ineligible to comply with the
wiihes OF the gentleman at prcfent.
BRITISH SUPPLY sILL.-On the 5th of A
pril, the Britiih Houfe of Commons being refol-
cF EI,a
LoR ofthe ExCHEouER, moved the refolutions
for granting to his majety:
LIT. The amount of the climates for the pay
and cloathing of the Militia.
Cd. l5o,oo0l. for foreign and ftcret fervices.
Sd. Al 2,o0ol. for claims of American Loyal
ifs, purfuant TO the 18th article of the conventi-
on with the United States of America.
9TH. IL 200, cool. to fatisfy the amount of Rx-
chequer bills, outftanding and unprovided for,
which had been ilIued under feveral acts of laf
teliion, on the credit of the aids of 1904.
5th. The annual fums to the Britifh muicum
and veterinary college.
The reiolutionS were feverally agreed to.
The coinage OF money in Great Britain, A.
mounted in the reign of Queen Anne, only to
two millions fterling. That of the reign of
George the Firf, was eight milions.-That of
the much longer reign of George the Second a.
mounted but to eleven millions. In the reign OF
his preient majefty, money has been coined to
the value of iixty four millions herling and of
this, thirty two millions within thele laft twenty
| years.
The LoAN-Yefterday, about three O'Clock,
Mr.. A. Newland read letter at the Stock Ex-
! change, which the Governor of the Bank had
ijuft received from MIR. Addington, deliring him
to cauie it to be made known at the Stock Ex-
charge, that the Chancellor of the Ezchequer
would, on "Wednesday morning next, at ten
O'Clock, be ready to treat with fuch gentlemen
as were inclined to bid for loan for the prefent
year. Jult before the announcing the letter
! from MIR. Addington at the Stock EXCHANGE, an
eminent Jew fold 100000. Confols for to.
morrow, al SIS SO; they inltantly fell to SIS s-s
/ There are already the following liRs for the en-
! flung loan.-Roberts, Curtis, Goldfnid &c. Sil
, L. Barring, Ayton, and Ellis Mark Sprot, Ham
mond, &c. Sir II. c. Glyn, and the Bankers.
April ii.
The Hamburg Mail due on Wednesday, ARR
we'd laft night. Though it has not brought an,
news from Paris of 70 late date as that we re
ceived by the laa Moniteur, it has futniihed n
with Tome lnterefting particulars upon the inter
nal fate of FraDce. Never during the moi
lfanguinary period of the defpotfm of Robel
pierre, was the Police of Paris more tremen
douilY active its myrmidons peryade all places
iwarm in all the CoHee-Houfeg, infeft every plac
of public amufement, intrude into every hotel
and invade even the privacy and rttirement @
dOmeftic life. Such is the condition of Franc
under a man who BOATS of having united a
hearts, and of whole Government the Prufia
Ambafiador Jays, that it has concentrated me
OF all denominations and of ali parties. Arret
are TO frequent and numerous, that the uiu.
places of confinement are inadequate to a.
! containing the peri0ns arrefted. Pnyate habts