The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-25
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NETWORK. Nevis

NETWORK, New. 10.
From London Papers to tie 25fb Sept. received
ar the o5fee Of tie Mercantile Alyer.i/tr.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
letter from Plymouth, of the 18th infant,
contains the following pafage, which, if the
faa be correctly ftated, mua be deemed impor-
Z" Plymouth, Septic
Z" Lord St. Vincent has taken out all the Por-
tuguete f'iips of war at Lifbon, and is rigging
them with all poliible dfpatch, and no doubt
will bring them away with him, and all tie Rov-
al Family"
September sa.
Arrangements are underif God TO he in 4 fate
of forwardnefs for the amicabh aiiuitment of
our differences with Prufiia. The Pruilian ports
are expected TO be opened Immediately to our
trade.
September %.
The ExSedifion5.-The variety of thcfc, the
mode of equipment of fome of them, and the
term for which they are variouny vi6tualled,
puts conjecture at defiance. A great many
fat bottomed boats have been fent from the
Downs, and mott of the traufports have now
one or two of them. The lalet report is, that
the reinforcement going out to Buenos Ayres
is TO conhft of the 18th Light Dragons, &c the
brave Death or Glory regiment" General De
Lancey's regiment Of the 1T battalion ofthe
5th, General England's regiment, and of the
ssth, or Connough's Rangers, General Red's
regiment. The Ardent of 81 guns, and the
Charwell Hoop, to convoy them Immediately.
| We have jult learned, that an expedition will
fhortiy be ient out 10 the Wcft-Indies.
Major Generals Sir Arthur Wellcfley and Sir
George Prevoft will, it is faid, get the COM
mandS of ieparate expeditions.
September e5.
We underRand that the following are the new
arrangements which are agreed upon i'm confe
quence of the lamented death of Mr.. Fox.
Earl Fitzwilliam, from indifpolition, wines
TO retire from the ftuation (Which requires re-
gular sttendance) of Lord PRECEDENT, but to re-
tain his feat in the C,t!cc..
Lord Sidmouth, TO be Prefdent.
Lord Holland, to be Lord Privy Seal.
Lord Howick, to te Secretary of State for the
Poreigu Department.
MIR. Thomas Granville, to be firt Lord of the
Admiralty.
Mr.. Tierney, to be Prefdent of the Board of
Controul.
Mr.. Bragge BathurH 20 be mater of the Mint,
vice Lord Charles Spencer.
Mr.. Whitehead will! alto be fpeedIy called
into Office, but the arrangement for that purpofe
is not yet uatured.
We can now add, with the utmoh conf
dence, that Lord Granville proceeded on Mon
day morning to Windfor, to take the Kings
pleaure upon the above nominations, all of
which it is prefumed will be confirmed at TIE
Privy Council held this day.
THE EXPEDITIONS.
One of the expeditions fitting out is for
the Spanifil Main. We underfand that the seth,
the s7th and seth regiments, are to go on this
| ferviCe.
| The foreign intelligence received by the
French papers yeRerday, though it is well E.
nough underltood that all that comes through
| at oh Tub h. Io. cd :,
Of Parifan manufacture, had the effect TO low
er the funds little. Nor are we furprifed at
| 1t, for 1t is plain even from the care taken to
| give fuch intelligence a favour fuited to the
French palate, that the French Cabinet is under
comfortable approximations that a war between
France and Pruliia, in which the latter will be
ailited by Ruiiia, and, perhaps by other pow
erS, IS at no very great dfance.
Lord Hawkeibury failed on board the
Thame; frigate few daysago, in order to take
a pep at B0nlQgne. His Lordd'ip was yeier-
day landed at Deal, and was faluted with Is
guns from the frigate at leaving her.
| We underitand the remains of MIR. Fox will
lie i'll fate three days, at his houfe in ST. James's.
If the Prince of Wales does not follow him, as
Chief MoHrner, Lord Holland will. His Lord
| ihip lltued cards of invitation to number of
IdiItinguifhcd characters, to follow his luxurious
uncle, as mournera. They include the whole
" no CO''N'euN W. NliiGS tiic LUKE Vi DC-
vonihire, the Marquis of TaviItocl for his IA
tier the Duke of Bedford, the Marquis of Har-
rington, Earl Percy, Lord w. RufIe, Mr..
Byng, Mr.. Whitehead. The whole number
invited amount to about forty.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 90.
Orders are iut received for the 18th and s7th
regiments, which were ordered for the fecret
expedition, to fail directly in their tranfpors,
when the wind comes fair, to reinforce fb. army
al BneHos ArreJ, South America, under the
command Of that able Officer Mrior General
Achmuty. In coniequence of this order, all is
hurry aud bufle with thcle two regiments
which are in high order and well appointed.
~ By e0genf efbe pariies concerned TIE Ie ef ID.
LAND adverjSd in bs sd column IF be fgR 6ags of TIL.
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