The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-26
LONDON, June e5.
MyatrioDs and Extraordinary at7aai;r.

LoNDoN, june %.
MyferiODs and Extraordinary affair.
The abortion on the conduct of an luxurious Per-
i"nage isll engages the public attention 70 degrs.
corresponding with the important and unparalleled
nature of the cafe. The ACTS CHARGED yvoulj f.,
cd amount to no lefs than High Tresfon: If no,
proved, the Infamous calumny will amour, +, t,e
lame nigh crime in thofe by whom the infor,,a,;o,
was given with the mott politive airance. Of f,,b-
itantiating it by proof The parties have ono been
honored with the particular intimacy of the ;Inrr.
Gus Perionage The nature of the aceufation amount
ing 10 VIVA. might eventually s6et7 tie Eeeeou TO n,
Groom and the great flake the accurers pu. n
all thefe circumstances demanded rerious ,ttsn,;o,
TO what has been preferred by the aceulers and 4,
was on thee grounds alone that the information
s0'e'oed TO- Though ths report may not be made for
Tome days, we underfand, from the mot re(peaabIe
that the opinions of the commifiioner are de-
e'deoiy agant the charge, for which, on the lriaea
covered '' NC III
rrivy oeai, TO enquire into the conduct of dol,
guined female character, have not yet elofed tb.;
proceedings: the depotions of various witnees b,y
oee', taken upon oath before them on which :,
"ouid De hghiy rePrebeniibe to offer fiD,sle com,
ment. The Comn,iliioners are expetaed 70 a..
their Progrefe this day, to his Ma;eay A. ,aae
na'l Aouie' and to make full report to him in the
eourie of few days. - ''''
June %.
fo"eies nave been opened at Ilovd's within the
iah lew days. giving xty guineas to receive one nm
ared, peace fia be concluded with France befor.
the firl of January.
-, June %.
The Delicate Enquiry has NOT vet b.er bo,.t,
termination and nothing official has yet been per
mitted to ,ranfpire: - P''-
June so.
l lie FUNDS this day have advanced in pr;ce n-ob,
nly IN consequence of Lord Yarmouths srriv,,a, p,
i: ong announced in the Moniteur, and the intel
hgence that the French per Cents had riCen from,
63 l2 to 81 l-e. The PRICES at Ons o,cort ,,;, ~,
were-3 per cent. Coniols for the OPENING ga So =
o-f-Nednced 62 3S a 1-2-Omnium . "a
once our Ian, Dutch papers to the 25th. which
contain French news to the Goth infant bav. com.
70 nand' They are chiefly occupied with detail, re-
,auVs 20 the entrance of King Louis into Holland,
ana ms reception in that country,
The fPeech of King Louis to their IJ;,,h nd;r,.;
eieS pears every appearance of having been prepar
" ans &c rs IN the fame fpirit with the declara
non tnat naiied az ths Th..:lIe-2 h8. .-----
it'tution OF Holland was fri announced
ne new king felicitates hirafelf ON the fvmn,ons
sne1tion ne has received from his fubieasLwho
.%. win appropriate complaifauce the fpeeches
shat mad been prepared for them. We learn bous.
ver by gentleman now in town. and ,ybo go
rom Anterdam III the American brig Clinton ar
t.Yeu d, Dover, circumfance that heys more for
10y 'i"i oil the details that appear in the Dutch
journals what are the real fentiments of RI. D,tb
people on this location :-Orders were ied to rerve
"" ~ eAen ieanan on board the hps of war lyino in
an allowance of Geneva to drink the
hsa'h OF the new kDg--To a man thev declared ,be
for the fpirits ! nav 'o "ie
'"e DIG haunch Dutch Republicans declare. that
.en years ago they would have eaiy credited re-
port Oh the Emperor of China being arrived at the
as tfat they ihould have king Cst over them
W 'ne french, who were then 70 9vely frhtinr A.
5Sn , ,,pys"y. capt. Tetten of the American Ihip
CONFEDERATION, from Amferdam, arrived at Cosves avs
that the diia.isfacton that prevails in Holland .,
'ne new government impofed upon that country. is
very general. ''' 70
sed as the Dutch have been BY various govern,
mems during the laa ten years. they cannon he fur
~ cePAft on this location from their national
hia'herenee bst the CALLING conGdcrati-
-, '''1' unuer rms new Governor they will regain
10 part OF their independence. Louis NAV nor he
more uDexceptionabe to them than scb;,,,rs,,.u
h'cK put they know that either of them is the mere
PupPe' OF greater power, who fays to thefe mock
noharchs IN the words of Trincuio. Won ball he |
hing' but J. will be Vieeroy over youl'
mere are now FIX fhiPs of "a guns, and one of 80
guns lying in the Nieu dep, ready for ea, and in the
Roads, the Riheman brig.
Letters from Italy mention. tha, The ao,;r, c,.
the French to attack Gaeta by f.a, has fallen
hands OF the Englifh. Prince HeGe phipaall a;Il
coninues his gallant defence of the place, and harraG
Is the 6efegers with repeated forties, which have
been hitherto luecefsful.
July /.
frlee ot Stocks this day at one ocockConfoI. for
opening, 63-Reduced 81 81 7-s--omniurn for mo-
ney, l-4-tor payment -.
Much expectation RATED in the IIeure Of Peers
yeherday, reipectng the nature of the queon ,yb,b
Lord Melville intended to put to minfaers. with r..
gard to the Prefent latc Of India. MANY Peer, a..
tended IN their places, and great number Of Mem,
bsrs OF the other Houe appeared behind the Throne
Lord Melville was for fometirne in conversation with
Lord Mimic, previous to his rifng to put his ooer
tons IT appearing from the anlwers Of that Nobr
Lord, that the prefent Governor General, Sir G, |
Barlow, was only to continue at the head of affairs
until iucee1or arrived to take his place. and that
consequently there no table Government a, pre
lent IN India. Lord Melville gave notice that he
mould on Friday next, fubmit motion to the HenCe
he"ing how precarious power and fecurity in In
d'a were under fuch unfetted circumstances.
The Hambyrg mail due on Sunday arrived Lao |
night, BY the letters from Couftsutnople !, ap,sar
that the Divan atis openly under the influence
OF French councils than before probably from fear