The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
LONDON. Nav IA.

which Is no lefs nffici,,. makes fome comments
up ~ them. IN which it fupp rfes that the fhu,-
ting of the P,ullian ports tn the Enslifh 0hins
was the rial caufs of the rupture, and thar tie
taking po1tiIi2p of Hanover is not conlidered
by MS as An iniurmountable ohitacIe to AIN ac-
comnoiation.
The Fr~nch government have, as pronrirtors
of Veuce, claimed az the Porte all the D .Ief.
fions in Turkib Dainatia AMI Hb1nia. which
belo6ped to the re1nSie IF Feniee.
We haze juf received p iris papers tn the 9TH.
The Tonteur Of the 5 b announces the pre-
ientation to Bonaparfe of CAPTAINS Lucas aud
Infernet, who were take prifoners NJ the vat
tie If Trafalgar, and who had lately returned
from England.
The Monitenr announces, that capt. In as
Of the Redouhtahr was preparing to hoard the
Fiforv Lord Neifon's ihip, when two other
Engl'h ihips attacked him, AID a, that moment
lord Melton was killed. Capt. Infernet is Rat.
ed 70 have refufcd iofr,k- his ais. andto have
defended his hip till me funk. B,nao ute made
the 70 lowing fpe-ch
g. Had al my 'hins behaved AZ the two YOU
commanded did, victory would have been with
US But Others did not do their dnfv in the
fame manner Az you did and have ordered
enquiries 10 he made into heir conduit. But
for Y u have no need for any fur h-r irior-
ma ion with refpe6t tn your cnnIui, and
honour. Thate capt ,ins VIII o. alnof ont
q cannon tho, IN the action 'aIi Vt pr)iecu-
tei. and GguaI exampl, ih4ll be made of
them"
MAY15
A council was held vr'tcr|ev, at which his
r7i-av fitted IN p~rinn. Letters of Maraue
an Rrpuf', and declaration ut war againtt
P'uffia, we've fihmitted to and fan,a,oned by
~ m'ietv. Trey vii hr communicat d to
the toreign smhiifal,s 20 DIV or tomorrow,
and We putIithed in he @ u ute IN SATURDAY..
A,uericaA fafe,eourE --'rhe report of the A.
msrIcan 'nttrccm-i, bin being RAJ.
Lord H,wk ibury rofe 70 prop C. F,me A.
mendmeu's u the ill. The ON. which re w a.
mott anxions might he al pied was CIR mar
rowing rhe limit IF the dur rton Of .h,. hill.
1906. That period would be fully IN FcirI,. ~
AM al! the iticAl OH p,fes Of ~. r1eafnre
wheth-r the peti'io prtf-ntrd agsiat il wrr-
bottorned ON right or sr ing grounds, he florld
not argue. hut they mutt b- allowed tn asfnri
q fair ohietf ofi1vrffigation and inquiry. There
VS. rnh'nr 20 urgent in the nature Of the hi.
fnes; it nigh he deferred TIL next fefficn. He
fhon'd now, however, object TO IL, on account
Of the moncni at which it WIS propofri on
account of the little time that was allowed for
e ouirv, d on account of the principle itielf
W
inF an a'neni'nt nj 70 the effect rs a,ove
Lod Suffolk defended the mi ,cipIe Of the
hill and all IT'S hearings. 1t of urgent necef-
fly in the pretrnt fate of our Wef-Ind a.
ards.
Lord Sheffield entered into long train ,,f ar
runent agairft. the mifchievous conieuuerces
of the bill, which ne dtduced from variety ut
written authorities :, ore ESPECIALLY from thu
preient fate of ffip-huilding on The river
Thames. lhewiag that there was gradual de-
create of late years hef@gen the pr morton OF
Briii(h and foreign Chips. =, The number of the
former had comfortably tiiuiihiiheti. A finIar
meafure had not long fi1ce BEEN int de by a
great eatefnan now more fMr P''D; hut
his enlightened mind foon perceived the III eff.
ietts Of it, and he refo!ved not to nix it. He
hoped his prudent example would bt followed
on the pretent occa1inn At leaft tina, fair op-
portunit, would be afforded the petitioners to-
explain their cafe.
Lord Auckland went over his former or une,
in fuppnrt OF the bill. The duke of Mortrofei
followed on the other fide, and was anCwered
in a very arsumentative fpeech by Earl Car.
narvon !; after which the uueifion was put on
Lord Hawk fbury's amendment, which was ne
CARVED without dv,6on.
The o'her refolu,ous were then put and a.
greed 10, and the Bill ordered to be read third
time.
NAY 10.
On FriiayIor Gre wife moved ne order nf
the " for the third reading IF lie n we inoor.
tation prohihH0n bill. a long drplte rufiIrd.
in which there 0orurred lit t noveI.v of arsu-
rneut beyond what has been AREA Rl,ed in
thu rep Irts Of both houies. Tn hihop of s. .
RfaPh, marquis Of Bandford. duke OF Glauc,f.
ter, lords Grsuve, Eienhornugh, S. imnu,h,
knchamhre, nd Au kland, fnuke Ill ia
v0r, and the dukes of c atedce and Suiit x, and
lCrd' Has kclbury, Eldon AID Sheffield, asainit
the y utlon. An amendment 10 poa oone the
further confederation was moved, viii was
loh, the numbers bclng, FOR the amendment Is,
aga Nh u SO. The hill was then read thru
ticle aud pl1rd.
We underfand that mc(r,ge from ha mai {.
~ VIII We brought dawn fprnc day mex, week,
Wednriday We h ieve, relative to the pacii
oyeriures If TIE French government; and thn
the Correfp"ndencc betNe u the two countries
will AT the fame time he laid before 10th h0nfes
By gentleman WHO left the II lgur lah ga.
turday, the 9TH, we have seen avoured with
tbt following informliion:-
The tlagne paper of The preceding day fta-
ted, that the PruiIian guards at Berlin had fred
into the fenate honf. whiId the members were
afitmhlcd and that feveral of the troops had
expreiied ilrong unwIiIingneis TO march againft
the Swedes.
Count de Ssh|iis, 4 young PrufIian noble.
nan of rank 10 the army, had beeU ordered to
attend his majeay on account of fome freedom
81 fpeech with refpta to exiting affairs. In
fttad of ATTENDING the king be f1Ot himfetf leav-