The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02
MIscELLANEoUs FoRRIGN EXTRACTS.

LONDON, Dec. Ave received tn is morning
Montears and other Paris papers to the Esd
last, extracts from which are given in our pre-.
ceiling columns. The enemy appear much pleas
ed with the Covcnt. Garden riots. They are
carefully detailed from day to day in the Mont
teur. BonaParte's kings, princes and dukes,
continue TO crowd 20 Paris. The grand fete was
deferred until the 81 inst. we presume to allow
time for the arrival of all the company expected
Meanwhile the Emperor was employed in hold
ing lcvces and councils, and receiving deputations
and addresses. That from the Senate talks Of a
league tor the emancipation oft'ie commerce and
the independence of nations, and into which it
says, the States OF both hemSpheres are eager to
enter /; meaning no doubt, France and America
The grand fete being over, he will probably turn
his attention to Spain
December Give have received French pa
pers to the 29th Nov. and Dutch to the Cd inst.
The Empress of Austria is recovered from her
severe indispostion The Emperor was EXPECT.
ed at Vienna on the 22d last, the French hav.
ing undertaken to evacuatc it on the 18th Some
disturbances have broken out in Bosnia, Carni-
loa, and Austrian Galcia, but the cause is not
mentioned. Troops were marching in those d.
rectons TO repress them. Thst in Carnoila, is
stated to have been queIled The intelligence
from Madrid is TO the 7ti last, at which time
Bonaparte was expected TO appear shortly in
Spain, at the head of large force -Souit had
arrived in that capital. The peace between
France and Austria was known there on the Sd.
These papers also contain Hofier's Proclamation,
recommending submission 10 the Tvroeans
but it bears evident marks of French fabrications
The king has been pleased TO constitute and
appoint the Right Honorable Spencer Perceval
the Right Honorable John Foster, Chancellor of
His Malestys Exchequer Of Ireland.
Private letters from Holland state, that king
Louis, being untriendly to the an,i-commerciai
system, which Napoleon wishes TO enforce in
that country, is to be transferred to NVestDhalia
and that King Jerome is to receive the crown OF
Holland in exchange.
1t is said, that Mr. Perceval is not to vacate his
seat for Northampton, in consequence of his
new commission First Lord of the Treasury,
because he who stood second in the former com.
mission now happens, only by the event Of the
death of the duke of Portland, to stand first.-
This evasion of the spirit of a positive and
wholesome law, trust will not be tacitly sub
mtted to.
HAMBURGH, Nov. 81.
The French Consul in Denmark has Civ
en- public notice, that Peruvian bark is no
longer to be classed among the East India
commodities which are not permitted to
pass the line of the French Officers of Gus
toms.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 3.
Yesterday the Recruit, capt. Murray, and
TIE Wolverine, capt. Carr, arrived at this
port, from Vera Cruz, having ON board up
wards OF three millions of dollars, on Gov
ernmcnt and private account. The Spanish
line OF battle ships San Ander, and San ORA
mon, had sailed with $4,000 600 of dollars
for Cadiz ; the latter ship was accompani-
ed by the Undaunted, capt. Mailing, she not
being deemed seaworthy and few davs
after she sailed, she sprang a-leak, which
obliged her put into Porto Rico.