The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-26

Priaters by those who are re-
tained.
This decentralization is fixed at the rate
Of four thousand francs to every suppressed
Printer.
Itshall form one general fund, which
shall be divided among the suppressed Prin
tiers. in proportion 10 the extent and business
of thsir printing establishment duly acer-
taiIicl. -.
For this purpose the suppressed Printers
shall be divided into classes.
This division into classes shall be made,
and the decentralization fixed by a commits
sion. .,.
Each of the sixty retained Printers shall
pay a sixtieth of the sum total fixed for the
decentralization due to the suppressed Prin.
tiers. s-. 4.'
Every creditor Of the suppressed Prin-
tiers may object TO the amount of the pur-
chase money for the preservation of his
rights
:. The Commission shall consist of the In,
spector of the Imperial Press, who shall
president an Auditor of the Council of
State, of Two Inspectors Of Books, and two
Licensed Printers.
Another Decree of the same date orders,
that Printers Licences shall be delivered to
them on parchment by the Director General
of the Press. The price of issuing these Iii
cences is fixed at fifty francs for Paris,
and Is francs for the other cities of the
Empire
- February q.
Yesterday his Majesty issued several de-
crees relativ to the CONSUMPTION. BY one
OF them 10000 conscripts of 1911 are 10 be
put in motion and distributed IN the 1I3 de-
Partments of France, Belgium, Piedmont,
&c. The other 40 600 are to form the re
CT
1865 conscripts.
BERLIN, Ian. 90, 1911.
The Sales have commenced of the mer
chandize deposited at the custom house. the
proprietors of which have not paid the du-
ties of the new tariff
| New YORK, April Is.
| LATEST YERB.dL NEWS FROM
LONDON
| Yesterday arrived at this port, the SHIN
Enterprise, Brown, from london, & IS DAYS
| from the Downs.
BY this arrival we learn verbally. thai
| one of the passengers received letter from
his friend in London, Jus, before the sh,D
left the Downs, dated the goth of March
5, atipg. that the King had relapse of his
! old disease on the 18Th, aud remained il
on the GOTH
| We her learn, that the u S. ftig t,
Essex, with Mr.. Pinkney on board W.
| SAIL tor home about the 10Th OF Aprll ~,
that irigate with MIR. Foster, the new
iy appointed Minister. was to leave En-
gland for America in about fortnight.
| BY the Enterprise the Editors OF the Mer
Camille Advertiser have received file -,
London Papers to the 10Th of March, incIu-
| s,ve, but their contents were Anticipated b,
| the Illinois f,op,
LONDON, March IS
we stated some days ago, that it was the
Ihtention OF government to send large ma
val iorce into the Baltic this summer. Tha ,
torce, we understand, will consist of 25 sail
or the line, and will be under the commano
OF Dir James Saumarez, and we believe he
Will put to sea In very short time.
Inc present critical stare of the north Of
Europe readers 1t very important that we
should possess large naval force in that
quarter.
March Is.
a meeting of the Mayor and Corpora
ton OF Liverpool was to have taken plac,;
Yesterday. TO consider of an application.
to government for an extension of the
portion OF Exchequer Bills intended for
the relief OF the commercial distress of thai
town.
BY letters from Paisley we have the me-
lanchoy account that 900 people (neariy
| one-third of the popuation) are out ot
employment. and reduced to the sad neces-
sity OF subsisting ON the bounty Of their
more fortunate and wealthy townsmen-
Is this sign of the prosperity of the
country All no! Glasgow is nearly in the
same state.
Death Of tie DuRc,V Grafton.
This Nobleman died on Thursday last. in
the 10Th year of his age. His decease viii
give to Ministers the disposal of several OF
fees and honors. He was knight of the
Garter, Governor of the port of Cornwall
and Deavon, Receiver General of the Pro
fits OF the Seals in the Kings Bench and
Common Pleas, aud of the Prisage of wines.
&c. He was also Chancellor of Gao
bridge, Recorder of Thetford and Coven-
try. &c. He is succeeded in his titles and
estates by his son George Henry. Earl of
Enston.
Yesterday at IL o'clock, his Majesty &
DR. Willis, walked on the Terrace till one
when he retired to his dinner. At two o..
clock his Majesty came out of the Castle
asaiu, accompanied by Generals Manners
and Garth, and continued till after four
which is his usual time of returning
II is with concern we state, that YES
terday's authentic accounts from Wind
sor were not of the most favorable ma.
ture.
MEXICAN WAR.