The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-19
Gurope.
bosToN. Feb. S.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BOSTON. Feb. S.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Last evening arrived at this port the brig Re
secca, captain Rhodes, SO days from England
" were favored with London Papers of De,
Is, containing the following articles:
LONDON, Dec g.
Orders an CenneSi-The Morning Chronicle N
this day says, il understands from very res
pectable authority, that it has been determine
oy his MAJ sty's ministers, not to revoke the Or.
dcrs in Council, and, if such be their resolution
IL will not b. difficult to anticipate the re.t ;,
We know not the authority to which the Morn.
ing Chronicle aludes, but we think we NAV
take Upon ourselves to assert, that his maisstv',
ministers have not yet come to any deterini,ati
on upon the subject We should suppose. that
their conduct will be good deal influenced by
the result OF Mr. Pinkney's enquiries, whetbsr.
since the Presidents proclamation was commu.
nicated to the French government, any Amer.
can ships which sailed on the faith of that pro-
clamation have been permitted to enter and III.
charge their cargoes without nolestston.
An actual revocation Of the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES would enable American merchants who
had bought the produce of our islands, to car
~ to France and sell such produce but. bv the
burning decree, all such produce is seized and
because 1t came originally from our dominions
Thus then the Berlin 4 Milan DEGREES would be
proved to be still unrepealed. In tho case too of
America carrying to france the goods she NAV
have brought herself from tina East Indies or
China, Bonaparte would pretend that they were
originally bought of the British, and would seize
and destroy them. We know not how America
could with any safety carry on a trade with
France, whilst this burning system exists But
hat, To be sure, is point wholly for her consi-
Iteration
Kings Sickness-W We do not recollect London
oe"g thrown INTO so much alarm as it was du-
ing the Whole of yesterday morning. The
fac OF the Prince of Wales having been sent for
L. the middle OF the Right gave rise 10 the most
ri oiny reports, and the anxiety universally ey-
pr ssed furnished our venerable SOVEREIGN will
fresh proof OF his peoples love The most ca.
ger enquiries were made for the Bulletin. which
not arriving SO early as usual created a very pe.
neral be'iei that there was but too much founda.
tion 'Or the reports in circulation. IL was not TIL
Monday evening that the fever came on with
sucii sevtrity-hIs Maiesty's bowels we're so
seTohSiy disptdered, that at one time il was
fratcd Az inflammation had taken place. The
pu sc was at 100, and his Majesty was IN acute
pain. AT ten o'clock II was deemed advisable
to send oil an express TO The Prince of Wales,
whp reached Windsor between four and FIVE IN
the morning. But before he arrived The pulse
had become lass quick, and the pain had subsi.
ded. His Majesty ba, iaCa asleep, and when
e woke the fever had greatly sbsted.
General CardSnne, It was said IN the late
French Papers, was to join Massena November
g
warm controversy exists in Rnglanl be.
teen the friends AID opponents OF the Prince
o. Wa S as candidate for tie Regency. Sir +
Bh6c't al Mr. Goblet are among tine Prince.
ze us fr .nds.
The intelligence ofae Presidents proclsms.