The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

1hc follow ;ug Reports were el,trar,,y in oireua-
ton ycfterday, VIZ.
That on Saturday Ian vifcorn, sidmouth refigned
the preid.nsy Of the council at the fame time the
Eail Of Eusk;nghamihire r-iPned alto the Chancel-
!oEhp Of the Du,ehy of Laneai!er; aud Mr.. Vaniit-
ssrt. the Chief Sccrc;ary.p Of the naic for Ireland
ON se duties OF which office re had entered only the
rreoedng day. Sir Evan Ncpean has ALTO reiigucd
ms feat at the Board of Admiralty. The cau..s
winch led 70 tiIeie unexpected refgnations are, OF
conrfe, varouiiy related but the following Fate
ment, We have reafon to believe will be found the
principal. and toerably authentic:
That Lord S.drocth, alter the recent rcfolusions
OF ne ltouie OF Commons, not only declined giving
any further tupro't to The nieaire favour of LORD
Melville. hut is fad to have preitd in the Cabinet
the ;eoeility Of the eralure of Lord Ms from
the IN Of his hIaieity's Prvy Councillors He found
tmfslf, however, in minority of one upon thi,
qneit;on. It Was afterwards prora!ed to proecute
further enquiry nto the ccn,ua Of prior Ex- Naval
Min'ier the grcu,,, of the Eleventh perort which
Lord Sidmon,h crpoied bu; IN this point ALTO he
was ultimately IN lmisr minority The abIence #
his I.ordihips friends from the Houfe Of Commons on
htdAy nights debate is fuPpoi.d 70 have been the
re!ult or tiele Cabinet fchiiins as Mr. Pit, was in
formed by letter that night, that his IcrdilIip could
no longer form part of his administration a ii,ri-
lar int;rnaton fert off TO his Maiefv ut Wrdior
That the Earl Of Bu-finghamIfire, and Mr.. VAN
i'tart fent in their reGgnations the fame time
Nepeau
gpittnghis iea. az the Admiralty, DO we Think il
connected With the general rupture above Ra,ed
but arie from whatever carir it may the public will
have 10 regret the lois of his abl ana efficient fer
vices.
That there hsee been fome differences in the Cabi
net we have no doubt but iOa after this parcr was
At rreis, we learnt tina. they lad been adiuGed
Four Sraniih frigates, with ,reaiure from America
are ated 70 have recently fallen into the hands ., the
iquadrOn blockadrg Cadz.
Price of flock this day at o'clock, Couiols for
money, SIS l-s 1-4-for May So SIS l-2-Ompi-
UNI So.
May L.
We yeaerday ilatedn part OF our inpreiI;or TIN.
accounts had been received in town Of the I'oulon
tieet having got into Cadiz, and effected 4 junction
with the Spanh diviGon in that port This in+eili-
gence, we now underGand, was brought nv the Eff
gard, OF 35 guns, Lord Mark Ker which arrived
from Cadiz on Sunday evening at Pymoah " it'll DIFF
patches for government. 1t is further itated that
Sir John Crde, with five fail of the ,ine fell in with
the above fleet, and had an engageinent with them.
but in coniequence of his neriority was Obliged 70
i,iee- off. We Go not vnuch for the truth OF ,his
ttaten,ent, but it probable the fleet paGed the
Straits of Gibraltar on the 9Th inR
1t is Ekewife faid, that Lord Nellcn, with his
whole fleet, at anchor in Cadiz Roads, where he
was blockadng the Toulon fguadron; fi:n:lar ac-
counts have been brought to Plymouth by the Siri
US, OF SO guns.
The following article, relative 70 the Touon faua-
droa. was yeherday ported at Lloyd's.
a letter has been received at the Admiralty from
Lord Gardner, irclofng copy of enc from Vice Adj
mira Sir Join orde to his MaeitYs N!in;fier T., Lii
hon. 1t appears, thar the afternoon of the 9th
init. the fouon Squadron food cofe to the harbour
of Cadiz, and had nearly brought the Vice Admit
raj to a1ion.'
The King has been pieafed to appoin, William,
3l;gh, Efq. to BE Captain General and Governor in
Chief in and over the Settlement of New South
Wales.
~ delegation from tn. town of Liverpoo; has
prevailed upon the Lords of the Treary 70 put that
port upon the fame footing the port of London, in
regard to the Warehou6ng Syaem, without reou;r
ing docks wlfehouies to be conA-u6fed for
that purpofe. Thirty four warehorfes, which have
been rendered, are to be Immediately ceni=d