The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

ae"t ot uio unted States He appealed to Mr.
Ersk'ne's public life for the refataton of such a
suspicion. He could havs no private motive eli.
ther to withhold or give explanations
lie was the humble instrument 10 accomplish,
the great and important object of uniting two fire
| anu nearly related, nations. He was wounded
mortaliy at this failure but no consideration of a
private orpersonal nature. could ever induce
hun to deviate from his public duty, and with
hold dispatch he was bound to disclose
Mr. Morris concluded, by denying the charge
IN the most positive m3nncr, and craving pardon
OF the House for detaining them SO long.
THE TYROL.
Ibis country is evidently not Quoted,
though the French speak of having settled
all differences. No one knows what has be-
come OF andrew Hotter, the brave inn keen
er OF lnspruck. a French coiuma of 8 900
was defeated by the insurgents, and two bat
tahons afterwards taken. The French gen.
erai Rusea was recalled, and D'Hilliers an :
pointed toh his place. Things arc by no means
settled in the Tyrol.
The chief commander of the Turks. under
the Grand Vizier, against the Russians, who
nave lately met with various disasters under
trlnce Bagration, is Pole, who served un.
der kusclusco.
a dreadful accident occurred at Liverpool
on the 11th Feb. at the Parish church of St.
Nicholas, a few moments before divine SER
VICE !; the Keystone of the tower gave way,
and the N =. corner thereof, comprising
the N. and l.. walls with the whole of the
sPire came down, and with n tremendous
crush broke through the roof, falling along
the centre aisle, till it reached near tile
CommHnion rails, aid its fall, CARRYING with
1t the whole peal of bells, the w. gallery.
the organ and clergymau's reading desk,
totally demolished them. Many of the con-
O rao fInr NO h,,,.
teen OF whom were dug out drcadfully man
gled.
TRENCH JUSTICE.
The following article is copied from Lon
don paper OF the 14th February, and is
said to be received in letter from Rotter
dam -
In my last informed you of the confis-
cation OF the American property at Maple,
and IN the Spanish ports. This is confirm.
co. nave now further to inform you, that
in consequence of the interference of the
french Ambassador at Amsterdam, the A.
merIcan vessels lately arrived with carpoes
of produce in the Texel, and which had oh.
tanned permission from our government to
discharge, have got positive orders to put to
sea again. From this we infer that the
french Government have resolved upon the
general exclusion of the American flag from
the Continent"
treaty bctsOeen France and Sqpcden.
The following are said to be the heads of
a Treaty between Sweden and France, sign
ed at Paris, the 9th OF January; but not ra-
tilted as late as the 9th of Fc5ruary-ne-
ceived here by the Perseverance, from Got
tsnburg. )-BOstoz flchey.
Art. l. Peace and friendship:
2. Likewise Peace with Spain, Holland,
Naples, and all the powers that belong to the
Rhenish Confederacy
3. Sweden joins the continental SYSTEM. &
reiinquishes all trade of colonial goods with
England. salt excepted; and France promi
ses to ease the Swedish trade, in conformity
to this system.
4. Swedish Pomerania to be returned. and
no taxes OF war to be levied on it, from the
day this treaty is signed
s. a Ratification of all the Grown lands
in Pomerania given away by Napoleon.
8. All vessels and cargoes bought up
since the 18th March, 1909, to be restor.
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3. Our present limits guaranteed
8. All old treaties with France, that are
favorable fer Sweden, shall be renewed.
y. Prisoners to be returned.
10. The ratification to be exchanged With
in so days.