The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-19
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
from London papers to tue OH al Janua-
ry. received at the uffice OF tue Me, camille
Advertiser. by the ship Paragon, in 30 days
from Liverpool.
The king was living and continued as well
as per last advices
A Regency was expected to be apDoin, ed
Parliament was in session.
LONDON, Jan I.
report had reached Catiiz at the de
parturc OF the last packet, that the Touion
Meet had put to sea, which accustomed the
detention OF some ships of the line, which
had been previously ordered tor England.
January 2.
An amendment was moved last n,yht To
the 5th resolution. proposed by the Cnan
ceiior ut the Exchequer, the effect of which
amendment IS, to give he' majesty only the
direction OF such portion of his Iaajesty's
household as shall be considered necessary
60 the care of his royal person ot course,
therefore. she will not have the power t.
remove from, or to nominate anu appoint
lords OF the bed-chamber, lord chamber
lain. lord steward, master If the nnrs..
groom OF the stole, and other great Offices of
the household. The amendment was carri-
ed by majority of i3
PARIS. December 90
Inc following is copy of a letter from
the Grand Judge, minister of justice, to
the President OF Council of Prizes:
S1R-The Minister of Foreign Affairs,
IN pursuance OF the order, OF his majesty
the emperor and king addre So d, OH the 5,h
OF August, tn the Plenipot enliary of the u.
states OF America. note containing the o.
lowing wordS:--
AN authorised to declare to you, sir, tina,
ths DEGREES of Berlin and Milan are revoked
and that from the first of November they will
cease TO be IN force 1t being unders, God IN a
in consequence of this declaration, the EnpIisb
shall revoke their Orders in Council, and re-
nounce the new principles OF blockade which
they have attempted to estabIi sh /; or that the.
U >. conforn,ariy to the &C wllh you have
Just communicated, shall cause their rights to
| be respected by the Englis..
:" In consequence of the commune alton
OF this note, the President of the u. :. on
I'd November published a proclamation an
bouncing the revocation OF the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES. and declared that in conse
qhence All the Restriction, imposed by The
act of May LIST. should cease with respect
| TO France and her dependencies the de.
par'ment OF the Treasury, on The same day
addressed circular To the several custom
house agents IN America, enjoning hem To-
admit French armed vessels in q the ports
and waters of he u. d !; and directing them
from the I'd of February uext to apply the
law, prohibiting every commercial relation.
to English ships of every kind, and m,r-
chandze proceeding from the soil, indus
nv and commerce of Eng and, If at the a.
bove date the revocation uf the BrI ish or
ders in Council and every &C, nj ita,inp A.
gainst the neutrality of the u S. should no,
have been announced by the Treasury de.
partment
F" In consequence of this engagement of
the government of the United S ates to cause
its rights to be respected, his majesty order,
that all he Causes, mich may be pending
before the C"uncil of Prizes. respecting can.
lures of American vessels, dating f, ON the
hrst of November and h &c which NAV he
afterwards brought befor, the same court.
shall not be decided upon according to the
principles of the Berlin and Mia. DEGREES
but shall remain suspended, the vessels pre-
| viously seized being only placed under Sc
questr,tion, reser,ing to the proprietors their
righ', till the second OF February nex,. the
period, when, in consequence of he Uni ed
States having fulfilled the engagement of
Causing their rights 10 be respected. he Drj-
| yes must be declared null b, the Connect
| and The American vessels stored wi h their
cargoes 10 the proprietors.
Accept, SIR, fresh assurances of nv mos.
distinguished consideration.
(Signed)
81 The DUKE OF MASSA.
"RlEFF, Secretary, &c"