The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-16

to the correspondence, the ministers might
as well publish IL. for If they did not, the
Ans lean governments would, long before
the arrival of Mr.. Foster in America.
Mr. perceval said he must have been
misunderstood by the gentleman. if he had
thought h had said, that the Charge DAT
faires would Continue the late discussions.
his was certainly not the province Of a
Charge d'Affaires aud, therefore, those
iisCusSiutis we're ,erminated in this coun
try, previous tn Mr.. Pinkney's taking his
audience of leave. The discussions we're
not, however, closed and the Minister, who
was going TO America, would take over pro-
visions. which he conceived to be entitled
to d favorable reception in America He
doub ed the outdoor information. the gem
tleman had eceived.
/ hlr WntAr-ad said his information came
c'rcnltousiy from the American minister
himself
An American gentleman authorizes us to
state. on infoi NATION derived from Mr.. Pink
ney himself, that ali the powers of that
gentleman have totally ceased, as TO enter
ing into any further discussion with the
British government, touching the matters
between the two countries.''-The Charge
dAffaires has only power to sign passports
and tr'"sact small business
Ministers, we learn have received infor-
nation OF proposal having been made by
Bonaparte to the American government. of
loan TO them ut IS sail of the line, in case
of war with ngland-Aorn. Chron.
The Courier denies me above1
LONDON. March TO-
Letters from PARIS, as far back Az the
18th February. mention, that several "A
merican vessels had arrived in France. Zone
o. which had touched at Gibraltar, } and
admitted to entry, giving bonds fer the o.
riginality ct the cargo. The, mus expor,
one half the value in French manufactures.
Coffee and sugar can only be admitted UNI
der Imperial Licenses: and some carpoes
having arrived from America, and been ad-
united, having obtained such Licenses.
March IL.
Yesterday her Majssty's Council trans
acted business at WINDSOR, and his males
ty's health is so gnod. that the bulletins will in
| future be issued Stimesa week. AttweIye
his majesty gave audieace to the ord
Chancellor, and walked an hour on the ter
race; at one, the Prince Regent had an
, interview with his majesty, which continu-
ed halt an hour. HIS majesty is now So
much recovered, that the " edical a,ten-
danss have been Withdrawn, and tine Kings
Pages have resumed their accustomed 81
tusfi MS. The brlle ins will be discon,inu-
ed in a few DAYS.
| We fluid IN ar,iclc in the Paris Mnpi-
teur (,e' previous cnlumnl on the u,icc t
OF The F ench DEGREES. 1t Says, the de
crees are repealed with respect to Ameri
ca. because she is taking measures to cause
her rights 10 be respected; but they are 10
force with respect to other neutrais, who
have recognized our Ordc.s il Council. and
have not resisted the operation Of them
What IDLE languase ths is! Where IS there
| neutral poser BE- sides America ? If they
were repealed Quoad her hey are repeal
ed altogether, fer here is not another peu
trail power. But they are nor T., p, al, d, and
we are now informed hey are neUer to be
repealed. They g. will fDrev renlainthe
fundamental law of France, because thew
arise out of the nature of things" Our Or
ders in Council, therefore which are the
necessary inevitable Consequences, of those
DEGREES. mus, remain the fundamental law
of England because they arise out of the
nature of things that is. out of the Berlin
and Milan Decrees.- Courier