The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept

LONDON, September Is.
The meatures about to be adopted in refpe6f
to the capture of Bue1o Ayres, will, we trua,
be tuch as TO fecure the commercial interens of
tins country every advantage that the poifetTi-
on of 70 valuable fettlement can afford, and at
the fame time TO promote the Profperity of the
province. We have already expreGed our anx-
'ety FOR the fpeedy arrival of renfurcements TO
enable the viGors to retain poi1eiiion Of the i'm
portsnt irnits of their enterprise and their gall
lantry; and we are now happy to fad, that
part of the troops who have lately embarked are
defined for that fervce.
The latef accounts from Naples contains a
decree for the purpofe OF reHoring internal
tranquility, which News more clearly than a vo-
lume Of evidence the nfamed and perturbated
Fate ofthdt unfortunate country. Several parts
OF Calahria have heen laid vale by fire and
fword ; but as thefe means have not been found
adequate TO the end, the mild and merCiful To-
feph has called in the aid of fecret Tribunals, to
iupciy the deficiency. He has eftabliih ed
cruel and fanguinary inquiition and the low
aIiit, who has efcaped the fire and the fgord of
the military, isthus refrrved to endure the ag-
gravated horrors OF mock trial, to be BUTCH
cred in cold blood.
Sept. l9.-AIthoush it feems the EnglifF are
not willing to exclude Neutrals from trading TO
Buenns Ayres. yet it is fuppofed the duties will
be fuch as not TO encourage the importation of
any other than Britifl Goods.
Mr. Sheridan has declined the honor of the
'Weftminiter election. Esr Percy win probably
he elected, having the fupport of Lord Gren-
vile and other difi0g lined friends.
Bets are laid that he negotiation will hreal.
off within fortnight. Stocks, per cents,
6s Ia 81 7 8; omnium 1884, ia.
The Briiiln government has ilTued an order
for opening the trade of 3uenos Ayres 10 the
fl-aaaf IL.
fent out TO hold the conqueas.
Earl Spencer trqniatled the foreign bufinefs
after Mr.. Fox's death.
The Blhop Of Quebec arrived in London the
l4th of September.
Captain FoRcr left Cronnadt the 18th, and
Copenhagen the soih September. Previous to
his departure from the former place, he learnt,
that no part of the treaty which had been fign-
ed at Paris, by NJ. D'Oubril, was agreeable to
the views ofthe Emperor Alexander, or in con-
formity TO his inlructOns and that ft1ch was
the Indignation of the RulIian Court again(t this
minifer, for having violated the faith which
he owed to his fovereign, that an order OF ba-
nlhment had Immediately followed his return
to St. Petersburg, and NJ D'Oubri was no lon
ger to be found among the living, ualeCs on his
way to the deleus Of Siberia THAT the great
eh activity prevailed, in Icvyiug and embodyng
troops that immenfe camps had been form
cd that large bodies were marching towards
the frontiers and that nothing elfe was talked
of but war againR France, mealure which
appeared to be very popular among all olaf
ies that the Prince Contantlne, brother to
the Emperor, was fpoken of az being highly in
favour of the war and had offered the utmoR
anitance which he could lend to the caufe
Capt. Fofer further adWfes, that the day be-
fore he left Copenhagen, accounts were receiv.
ed at that place. per mail, that every hope Of
peace had finally vaniGed; and that hoGiiies
had actually commenced between PFufgia and
France that Lord Lsuderdals had demanded
bis paaports, and was ON the point of quitting
Paris, thee ieveral times, during the negocia.
ton, without having e6eeied the ohje6 of his
Enbafy bot that from circUmfances whica
were not known to the public, though not e.