The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

The general opinion is, that as soon as the
Central ]unta G'it Seville, the Provincial Junta
of that district will take the whole command of
the Province, and some changs will take place ia
governnent.---The Central, it is said, give
the other full power to actas they may see. best
The Junta OF Granada and Cordov, have ri.
ven orders TO arm the whole population oil the
Province in a mass.
T" The French army is composed ior about so :
600. $4,000 of which are cavairy.) Our army " Ill
be about 5000"
CHARLESTON, March IS.
N gentleman svho arrived at fhis hort
yesterday, from Nassau, Ola Havanna, ia :
forms us, that before he left the former.
Piece. he read IN an Enylish naher ne
SPEECH OF THE KING, at tie oheniue
Of Parliament in January. in svhich rs
Britanafc Majesty decidedly APPROVES Of
tie conduct Of Mr.. Jackson, and says ihae
no other Minister 9ciU &c sent TO This com :
try u bI' u. should be unable TO accomplish
The object # MS mission. II -unsoy. ma. the
RfriS's Sfeech he'd been receiued at NQs-
soureoched this place some days since, via
Amelia. Oar Informant iefi Nassau on the
22d uit.
We also learn from, the same gentleman,
shaf government 0esset arrived at IA
Oaana about the 12h inst. from Cad,-,
removed ~ thct City, from Seville ;-thqt
the French armies zuere in IRE ueirhkor-
hood Of Cadiz ard that q British deet
7ras IA fdat har60r, on board ofsvhich thev
Grishe1 the Junia TO embark far Soufh .4n,e-
rica 6ut thar there Qhheared TO be an
nnz0tft!nSness on .shc f.Grs ofthe Junta to
em5a1k.
PEtLADELpHIA, March 90
CT BY the Satellite, arrves, here this morn.
ing, from ST. Bartholomew, we have received
Antigua papers, to the 9th inst from one OF
which we have extracted the following London
articles, whicirhave never before appeared il,
American papers, and beSpeak a very favorable
sentiment III regard TO our relations with Eng.
land
LoNpoN. Jan. 15.-Prvate letters from Paris
state, that King Jerome had incurred the dis,
pleasure 1.-THE Emperor, in consequence. of his
declaring his resolution to be divorced from his
second wife, the daughter OF the King of Wir-
temberg, because he =" had lost all hope of hav-
ing any issue by her" He is also said to have
announced his determination to recognize his
hrst marriage with Miss Paterson. This we
consider as mere report
Lord Wellesley and Mr.. PinISney have had Sc.
yeral conferences on the subject of the pending
differences with America, and their discussions
had assumed the most amicable aspect, when the
late dispatches from Paris suspended their int err.
course, by creating occasion for Mr. Pnknev to
apply to his Government for fresh instructions
Jannary lS.-The return ofthe John Adams,
American frgate, is now ascertaned to have been
in consequence of bad weather oniy-and the re-
port that was engrsfted upon that circumstar ce.
Other having been visited by a British cruizer,
turns out to have been the ingenious device OF
s9ecuiator in American produce.
January l9.-T'he presentation of Mrs Pink
ney at Court yesterday, Of all the days in the
c If,,,n =
the amicabe views ofthe American minister
IN regard TO the pending negotiation between
this country and the u. States, which IS still ac-
lively carried on between the marquis lVelles
ley and Mr.. Pinkney.
1t is said that government have resolved to
send out a new minister to the United States
and that this measure has been adopted through
The active influence OF the marquis Wellesley
The report OF treaty between France and A.
merica being actually concluded at Paris is not
believed |; but, whether it is concluded or not,
common sense requires that we should forth
with send minister to Amrriea, as some one
was expected there to replace Mr. Jackson