The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

,, VINO has been charged bv the Connificners OF
Naval Enquiry of applying the public money
while Treafurer of the Navy, to purpotes d
| private emoiuDent.
Ship Columbia, FOR PHILADELPHIA, failed from
London the oath March. and was wnd-bound
in the Downs, 4th April.
| LONDON, April Sit was reported yeiter-
day, that the French government had or
dcred $4,000 troops to enter PORTUGAL immedi-
ateiy.
Liable Alaricis faid to be among the per-
ions lately arreited ut Paris, charged with be-
| ing concerned in the new pretended confpiracy
April by private letters, with the peru
| fai Of which we have been favouret!, we learn
that NJ. Batz, Deputy for the ftatcs of Urir-
te;nburgh, at Vienna, was arefted thereupon
the requiiition OF the ee6tor Of Wf,tembnrg,
being aceuied ola confpracy, of which it was
the object TO afIailiuate the Ele6tor, aud
has principal m;nifer of Gate. M. KIup.
feit, Deputy from the fstes of Wirternburgh,
is fill at Vienna. Both of thefe Gentle
men are uufriendly to the Eleetor, who late
ly demanded that they iliould be fent away
from Vienna; a requeR which was refuied at
the time.
Sir George Rumbolt is at Berlin.
On the 18th of March, Frcnt h fuitier was
itot at Hanover, convicted (as it it is Rated in
the fentence OF the military commiii;on) of Eff
Pionage, OF crimping, and of corresponding
with MIR. Pitt
1t will be remarkable, fhould the reported
interview absolutely take place in Italy between
Francis and Napoleon, that though only MAX.
ing two pertons, it will be an interview of three
Enperor5 and three or .fow Kings: for it
viii conht of an imperial and royal Congrefs
OF the Emperors of Germany, Auftria, and
France, the Kings of Hungary, Bohemia, tia
ly, &c. &c.
AT the Wing Club, on Tuefday Mr.. Fox
alluded to the diiclotures in the Tenth Report
of the Naval Comm iiioners, which have excl
ted fuch afprit in the country. He obierved
that, as Member of Parliament, it would not
become him to pronounce any decifive opinion
as to the noble Lord who was tinhappily inn
plicated (; but as to the practices imputed to
him, be trutted that the vote of the huiife of
Commons would ftrongly reprobate and CEN
ture them. He did not think it proper to fay
| more. As to the Catholic Petition, he thought
1T very great honor 70 have been fcIceeed as
one of the Perfons to prefent it to Parliament.
Major Cartwright took occation to inform the
Meeting that meatures bad been taken to at
femble the Freeholders of Middlefex, in order
to addrefs the Crown for the difmiffal of Lord
Melville from his Majefy's Councils and pre-
fence forever, and that he underftood Gmilar
meeting would fhortly take place, for the fame
object in the county of Surry.
Unfortunate Aduenture in Heb Lic.-An e.
vent has lately taken place in high life, which
Whit it occupies the attention and engrof1es
the conversation ofthe whole of the fafhiona.
bic world, has exctedthe aftonilhment of eve
ry individual acquainted with the parties. The
cIrcumitance is as follows 1t is roundly after
ted, and the report is generally credited, that
certain lady of diftinguifhed rank has lately
lott at the Faro Bank of titled dame, fun
OF money little ihort of half million fferlng.
Even family connections are faid to be by this
unfortunate affair 70 deeply involved, that the
carriages, horfes and fervants, are all upon the
wing, lie. the former fhortly to be configned to
me hammer, and the latter discharged. The
whole OF the tranfa6ion, and the motives which
produced it, appear 70 inexpIicable that time
only can develope the fee,ning myftery. Al
though bond is faid to have been given for
the amount of the fun LOFT, yet the huiband is
advifed to litigate the matter.