The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-27
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From Late Londoa. PAPERS.
ENGLISH HOUSE fOF LORDS,
Tue sDAY, June IS.

IUEsDAY, June IS.
Lord Holland wifhed forinformation whether
any orders had been fent to Jamaica for difcon
tihuing the reitiictions on the importation of
goods from the United States in American bot
toms; or whether the Houfe was to rmderffand.
ehat no ORDERS bad been fert to enforce the re-
itrictions on t'eitradc between the United 9tates
and the Weft-f dia iGsnde?
The Dake OF Montrole cbfervst, that ti,e
ltate of the law on the f,bie6f in oucifion. was
his.---According TO the Navigation a9, there
could be no communication Between the Unit
ed States and the Briti'h Wef-Tndia i(lands, ey-
| rept IN Ertih bottoms. But power was eiv-
en- TO the Governor of every ilsnd to allow the
importation o proviions and other articles in
cafes of rcceiiity. 1t having appeared, howe
ser that ion'e Irregularities bad arifrn in the ex
erciie OF tins power, and that a too general i'm
portatlon had been permitted, directions were
lent out 70 the governors not to make too fire.
qnent ne OF the difcrct0n they poGeGed. There
was no ground for fuppoing they were probi-
bred from Impending the rehr6tion they were
only required not to give way to too great "a
cility Of impDrtaton
Lord Holland, in reply, faid, ali he had heard
convinced him, that the refri6ton had been i'm.
properly enforced; and he conceived il would
he his duty to move for certain papers refpetf-
ing that trade.
The Marquis of Buckingham, faid the Lieut..
Gov. OF idmaica had uBderfooi his hands 70 be
''ed up ~ the orders tTanlmitted 10 him by go
vernment.
Lord Hawkefbnrv & Lord Camden an,laud.
ed the Condnef of The Lieut.. Governor, and the
conversation terminated.
~ LONDON, July 4.
His tnaleEy's occuliG. ir. Phipps, has com
municatsd both to the King and Oueen. tbe II.
mtung Intelligence, that the difeafs Of his ma
Jei'y eye rs Cataract, which has formed in one
eye, and that there were the mot uneouiyocal
iymptoms of its extending to the other. His
maleity received the information with a forti-
tuae the mott exemplary. jIe faid that the de
2r1Ea'ion OF tight was an affection he had long
dreaded' and from which hcEad noft ferventiy
prayed 10 be exempted. Buff doomed to en-
cure the calamity, he would n.ew the reiignsti-
on which was the duty Of a Cbrifian and IL he
was 20 undergo an operation, he truC,ed he
mould dIfplay the 6rmnels of man. His ma
Jeity Is now in the 6sth year of his age; and nun
NOT eEpeci any permanent relief
nc MADRID Gazette of May 24th, hates. that
spain bad then 50 nips of the line, the create.
part OF which were ready for fea, viz. ten At Ca.
dZ, five NJ Cornnna, eleven at Ferrol. and f4 a,
Carthagera bciidgs FIVE French line Of baftle
ttipS at Ferro!.
July S.
Lord Sidmou'h, Gate r., Addipgton) Pref.
dctt of the Council, and Mr. Vanfttarf. lave
rehgned. His Lordhip gave in bis reformation
10 his maieay yeaerday a, the Queens boufe.
la Valiant, French figste, of 80 Guns. IA
pounders, and 2i3 neu, has been captured by
La Loire, Of - guns, Capt. Maitland, and C-ni
INTO port. Ia Valiant had Captured The Earl of
Spencer packet, for New-York.
Admiral Cornwalli' has refamcd the com
msrd OF the Chanrelneet. lie has boiGed 81,
nag at the main Of the Vile de Paris. of 10
guns, who has alto on board Vice Admiral Nh,
gent, and capt. Wbtby. Lord Gardner re-
tunes his command on the coat OF ireland. Ad.
miraI CORVALLIS is the oldef Tag officer in Ter.
wee. ~ 'e'-
DUBLiH, July !.
This morning, Mr. Hamilton Rowan -ooe,--
ing ~ The Court OF Kings Bench, the clerk IF
The Crown, having read the record Of his npt-
la~ry, afkcd him what he Rad 10 (av. whv MI
ment OF death and exsouion O,euid no, H. =.
wa'ded agaiff him; Mr.. Rowan. In re,,r
plead, that h. vas in Pcnnfylvania WHEN ne y,5s
outlawedj and that he had been ic0rntfrd r.,
his council that the ouuswrv wac erroueons