The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-19

Wh'ch ne WAS aoout 10 decide. The Duke at
Portland killed hands on being appointed 6rft
Lord Of the Treaiury. Mr.. Canning went III, %
the fame ceremony. as Secretary of State for
the Foreign Department, and not as fra Lord
ct the Admiralty, as reported.--The latter f.
tuation Is, we find, 10 be allotted to Lord Null.
grave Lord Hawkvibury alfo killed his Mairf.
tvs hand on being appointed to the Home De-
partment; Earl of Wefmorelanti, Privv Seal :
Earl Camden is to be Prefdent of the Conn.
Gil.
Price Of Stocks this cay at 1 o'clocs--Con.
fols, 69-Omnium, Is 81.
From tie Courier, March 81.
KINGS LEsEs.-Mr. Perceva received the
feals of Office yelterday, as chancellor of the ex
chequer. and chancellor of the duthy of Lam
c'fter the latter officedurng his maieity's % ea-
fure. He killed hands on the location, as did
afo the following noblemen and gentlemen, on
receiving their feverai appointments:
Earl Camden, prefident of the council.
Lord Mulgrave, hra Lord of the admiralty.
Mr.. r. S. Duudas, PRECEDENT of the board of
cont-oui.
Earl Chichefter, one of the pot.mafters gene
raj. -l..
Earl Bz;hurt, PRECEDENT ofthe board of trade
and matter of the mint.
Lord Charles Somerfet, and Mr., Long. Joint
pay-maRers of the forces.
Marquis of Titchfeld, one of the lords of the
treafury.
Lord Lovaine, member of the board fcon
trout.
His maJeity afterwards gave audiences 70 the
duke of Portland, lords Camden and Hawkef
bury, and MIR. Fercevai, chancellor of the ex-
chequcr.-At five O'Clock his Maieay left town.
Mr.. Hammand and lord Fitzharris are appint-
ed undrr-fecretares of fate in the foreign de.
partment and Mr.. Cooke and the hon. col.
Stewart in the war and colonial department.
"ir. Darce Adams, who filled the Office of pri.
vate fcoretary to Mr.. Pitt, has been appointed
TO the fame htuation by his grace the duke of
Portland.
MUNICH, Feb. 24.-The Ruf1ians have at
tempted TO mount on hort, back all the nobility
OF LIthuanIa, Folhenia, and the Ukraine. but
they have refaed with al their force. The
Government has threatened to feoueffer the
property OF the nobility, which has caufed great
dhcontent in the whole country.
Ire Ruff IN army has lince the battle of Ev.
i'h, been 'ncreafed to near three hundred thou
land men. Hamburg Correfponden,en.
Ofpatches were received l,A night from
Lord Hutchinfon-in fuhtance as follows.
e That the war was becoming daily more 10.
puiar Through every part of the Ruffian empire
that the Levies filled beyond all expectation
that every body and corporation had come for
ward with voluntary loans, fubfcrip,ions. aud
free gift.
General Buxhowden was recalled from III.
command OF his army, but not dfgraced.
The Mail due on Sunday, arrived yearrdav
evening, and brought intelligence of great i'm
portance. Reinforced and fupplied with every
neceiiary, the Rufiians are again affirming the
ofenfive, and advancing asainft the in4,;nei6I.
Bonaparte-who no longer finding his fcs,,n of
repoie on the V'fnIa. is Falling back to Berlin.
Though his cad quarters are ftated to he ar
Oferode on the sth, he is fad to have been f;.c,
on that day at Thorn. The foreign ambatIs.
doris at Warfaw-tbe whole of the cnvoy, and
minifters from the fubie6 princes and Allies of
France, have been ordered to follow TaIlev
rand to Berlin. 1t is fad even in private letters
that the Rntiians have pufhed their advanced
potts to Warfaw, and that the French have f,f.
tanned another defeat near Thorn. Want and
difaReetion are alto operating in fupport OF the
Rutiiaus, and whole dviGon of grenadiers
laid TO be Oudinot's is Gated to have gone over
to the Rufliaus. They had been pcremptorily
ordered ny BonaParte to make an attack when
they had not had any fuftenance for 81 hours.
The action of Braunfberg, on the e5,h, was
followed by others mott ultimately contehed
the town was often taken and retaken-it was
at Ian burnt-it covered the left wing of the
frencn anu prevented IT from being turned.
Thefe actions are faid to have taken place on
the 9th, 28th, aud goth. On one OF thofe DAYS
they cut to pieces whole dviion of French
cavalry of 1000 men.
Magdeburgh is to be immediately fupDIied
with provifons and necsfIares for a long iieee.
Does this leok like Bonaparte's being at PeterC.
bursh by May-day? In the rear too of the
French petitions, infurre6tion is gaining ftrength
aud confidence daily. The communication
between Stettin and Thorn is alnof entirely
cut of.
When tyrants meet with reverfe of fortune,
fufpicion always hauDts them. The inyincihle
Napoleon imputing his want of fuccefs TO his
officers, is faid to have accuied feveral of them
of treaion. His former favouriie Duroc is re-
ported TO have incurred his difpleafure, and TO
have been fent back to France under an efcort
of gems d'armes.
1t is imagined IN the bef-informed naval cir
cles, that the French fquadron, of three fail of
the line and frsa ate, full of troops, which er.
capped few nights lince out of the outer road
of Brett, are gone TO the Eaf-IDdies.
Two Gottenburgh mails arrived THE morning,
and two bags from Hufum.-They have bro't
great and mott favourable Intelligence.
Freib pifiorieJ oyer the French.
altoona, March 20.
Ex,raG of private letter.
"The advices that have been received here
lince my lait, from the combined Ruf1ian ard
Prufiian armies, are of the mof gratifying ma
ture. The French, If things go on AS they have
begun, will have no further occaIion To. igue