The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
New YoRK, April 90.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Golconda, Captain Croker, has
arrived of Sandy HOOK IN IS days from Liver
pool. which port she left on the Oath of March.
The passengers and Letter bag arrived in
town last evening, and the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Ale
of London Papers to the 22d of March ihclu-
siye. and Lloyd's Lists to the 18th.
We learn verbally by the passengers, that
the Y. 5. frigate. John Adams was to leave
England for France ON the same day the
Golconda sailed.
We further learn, that rumor prevailed
H treaty having been already conciu.
ced by Mr. Pinkney with the British gov
ernment.
No change had taken place in the minis
SrX, but such an event was daily expected.
The papers we have received, although
weeks later than our previous advices from
London, are extremely barren Of intelii-
gence.
LorpoH, March ia.
n very extraordinary report was current
stated, that the Austrian Princess Maria
Louisa, the intended bride of Bonaparte, had
lied in disguise from Vienna, in order to
avoid the marriage. The elopement rumor
reached Dover by the Pappenburgh vessel
Swilingen, captain Lante.
March II.
a French Flag of Truce, from Boulogne,
with dispatches on board for Governme mt,
was me. at sea, on Thursday evening, by the
Cherokee gun brig. the captain of which re .
eeived the dispatches from the French Of
H:er' and proceeded with them to Dover,
where he arrived at night, accompanied by
fhs French vessel. The dispatches were
yesterday received by government, and are,
SIS said, addressed to the Transport Board.
Areport prevailed yesterday. that the bear
is M. Duroc, Bonaparte's Marshal of the
salace, and favorite Ambassador but on
! inquiry, We learn, that there is no truth in
his report. 1t was also rumored that the
sEspatehes contained overtures of peace, and
he funds have risen in consequence from 1
liz per cent.
The Cabinet l. said to have again become
sscene ofjarriRss contention, in CONSEQUENCES
't a dispute which has taken place respect
ag the appointment of a SUCCESSOR to Lord
Muigrave, who retires from the Admiralty.
ihe desire of some of the Ministers to place
Lord Castlereagh at the head of that depart
ment, is reported tohave given rise TO seri :.
aus difference with their colleagues.
a vessel had arrived from Helvoet Sluyy
Ia days. 1t was mentioned at that port,
that Holland was to be united to France. af.
ter the expiration of one month, when it " as
supposed that the political and military ar
rangements for such an event would have
been completed 1t is PRESUMED, that the
union IN contemplation only applies to the
district south of the Mease We have in
formation from North Holland through Two
other channels. BY the one we are inform
ed, that King Louis was daily expected in
Amsterdam /; and by the other which is a.
bout 48 hours later, that he had actually ar.
rived in his capital. notwithstanding, how
ever, these accounts originate in very rest3ec
taoie quarters, we cannot altogether place
confidence in them
We learn, that a rumor was very current
of the intention of Napoleon to take posscssi !.
on OF the Duchy OF Holstein, in total disre"
gard OF the rights OF the Grown of Denmark
nat Country is, we are told, To be a.iena
ted to the Duke of Oidenburg, who was to
assign his own domains to the kingdom of
Westphalia.
March 70.
We have received Paris papers to the
18th, and Dutch to the 18th inst-Ierou q
bonaparte has published proclamatiod, an
nouncing the incorporation Of the Electorate
OF Hanover with the kingdom of Westpha-
ia, and 1t is expected that several of th e
provinces coded by the Emperor Francis
will Be restored to Austria on the marriage
of his daughter to Napoleon. The Dutch
papers, which announce these territorial
changes, also anticipate others Of great i'm
portsnce, 2s likely to result from this Union !;
and indeed it will not surprise us to see Aus
tria protrpded into Turkey. and new plans
prepared on that side against our possessions
IN Eadia. within very ert time.
The Empress Maria Louisa. was expected
on the Vth inst. at Strssbursh. from which
sue WIS TO set OFT the following day ives
tsrday) for Compagne. The MoniteGr OF
the 9tl contains p plan Of the fetes and ccr-
emonrcs - Paris. IN honor of her marriage
with the Emperor.
March 20.
TIE American frigste John Adams is un
ger orders to set sail to morrow rola Cowes
foe the w. States. II is ge.sra!ly behaved