The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-20

iect; but as it is presumed that any restric-
tive measures which the American Execu-
tive may think proper to adopt, cannot. UNI
derthc present circumstances, be extended
10 packets, a Mail will as usual be dis
patched this evening from the Post-O Hce
Tor New York. Indeed many persons seem
inclined to doubt altogether the fact assert
cd by the American captains and had we
not had so many proofs of the rashness ofthe
American government, We should ourselves
have deemed il highly improbable that such
nm expedieat would he rcsorted to by them,
without waiting the determination of the Bril-
fish Ministry in regard 10 the immediate
subject of difference between the two coun-
tlies. s-l
There is every reason to believe the ru.
Inors of en- insurrection at Madras, in which
SIR George Barlow was put to death the
story of the seizure and imprisonment of the
Governor General Lord Mimic are all with.
out foundation. 1t is certain, however. that
the general state of affairs inlIndia. in con-
sequence of the dispute between the militia
ry and civil power at Madras, is highly a
farming that IL has attracted the serious
attention of his Majesty's Minister'S. The
owners of the ships now preparing to sail for
India have received instructions to provide
accommodations for the conveyance ct three
thousand troops. s.
January II.
Reports of very unfortunate nature are
in circulation respecting the last accounts
from the East-Indies. 1t is stated that the
whole army of Madras is in state of mutiny
q that mutineers have taken possession of Sc
ringaparam & Hydrabad. The king S troops,
TO the amount Of IL 900 men, had been put
in motion to suppress them, and reinforce
ments had been sent from Ceylon and the
Nuna for he tha,
counts, however, describe the dissurban-
ces as having been by no means so tormi-
dable.
Core, JAM s.
"Wednesday arrived his majesty's ship Sy-
belle, Upton, from cruise with a prize
n few days ago, in the Bay of Biscay, she
fell IN with an American schooner which
had been captured about month ago by q
French ship of war, and was then close il
with the French coast: She had a mid
shipman and four French sailors ON board
besides the American captain end two of his
Grew.
CopEMHAGEN, Bee is.
The following notice has this day been cir
culated here:
The French Consulate is charged to in.
form the Danish Merchants, that all Swe
anu bSHiSh pEOuuStS, SOlhlllS tIlt
description of naval stores, viz-iron. cop
per, planks, pitch, sc. may be imported in
to Hamburger, provided they are accompa
MED with certificate from the Office Of the
Consul. The undersigned takes this occa
sion to remind them, that with the excep
rien of sugars, and molasses, all the product.
and fabrics of the Danish territories cont
MUG TO be admitted into Hamburger.
{Signed9
DESOUGIERS, Sen.
Copenhagen. Dec. Is, 1902"
We understand that letter has been re
ceived from Prince OF Wales Island, from
an officer of distinction, which states that j
had been announced 10 upwards Of 15a off
GERS of the Madras army, their service.
were no longer necessary" in consequence
as the writer says, Of their having declared
their determination, not to draw their swords
against their brother officers. 1t is stated
in letters from Madras of August the 10th
and Ceylon the ed. that the Kings army
under the command of Col. Hare, had ia
ken the field against the company's troops
A few days since S,5Oo.000l. was issued
from the Exchequer to the Bank, to pay
the six months interest upon the Consois, the
payment of which to the Pablo took place
at the Bank.