The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09


rior, dated January 81, 1911. the sixty prin
eers, whose names are there subjoined, now
in Paris. are the only ones that exercise that
profession.
We are truly concerned olearn. that the
spirit of disaffectiun in Ireland is displaying
itself in a very alarming manner.
LONDON, Feb. 10.
The Kings mental faculties are so far
restored, that he has had an interview with
the Queen. and has been informed of the
proceedings Of parliament, and has approx
ed of them.
LONDON. Feb. -.
Advices from St. Petersburg, to late
date state that an Ukase had been published
by the Russian Government permitting the
entrance of bona tide American vessels in
che Russian ports, on the payment ofcertain
duties, which are specified in Z Tariff an
nexed to the Order.
1t is stated in some letters from France
that bonaparte expressed his intention of be-
having with the utmost liberality towards
ships and property belonging to the United
States.
The inhabitants Of the Valais. Switzer-
land, resisted the execution of the order for
annexing that territory to France but were
at length overpowered by French troops
Three hundred Swiss were killed and 500
wounded.
Bulletins, Feb. 10. His Majesty cou.inies
to advance towards recovery. Feb. III, H.
M remains as we'll as for the last few
days. Feb. IL. H. NJ. continues in state Of
amendment.
EDINBURGH, Feb. 8.
1t has nav been officially announced,
that his Royal Highness the Prince ofWales
does not mean to make any change ether
An men or measures.
This resolution is understood TO have been
the result Of an examination of the physci-
ans BY Mr.. Adam, Ihis highness's chancellor,
who received from them decided opinion
chat the King would, probably in no long
period, be again Completely competent to
the discharge of his royal functions.
The Committee of merchants trading TO
America, have It is sad, requested an inter.
view OF the Marquis Wellesley, in order TO
ascertain whether Mr.. pinkney. had made
any communication to his Lordship of the
sidings said to have recently come from
France, aud what are the precise intentions
OF our Ministers, in relation. to the cont
unance OF the Orders in Council.
Messrs. Smith and bingham, charged
with dispatches from Mr.. Pinkney. the A
mericah Minister in London; &c Mr. Forbes,
VINO lately brought over dispatches from
France. embarked on Saturday afternoon, at
plymouth, on board the Union Cartel, for
Morlaix.
In the House Of Lords the Eariof A6 err
deem moved the address in answer to the
Regents speech land in the House OF
Commons. Mr.. MILNEs, seconded by Mr.. r.
WELLESLEY, son of the Marqus.--Mr.
MINES advertug to the United States
said, 1.-The vascillating Conduct of France to
wards America would teild to bring toa ia
vorable conclusion the negotiation between
that country and Great Britain"
ENGLANDAND rnE UNITED SHAPES
Feb. IL.
This present Ministry have shewn every
disposition to bring the negotiation with MIR
Finkney to such close as the state of the
Executive Power would admit But thew
never will permit the United States to de-
tate to Great Britain what she shall or sh all
not consider the blockade of our enemy's
pori. The Orders in Council were so mo-.
dIhed more than year ago, that they nave
ceased almost altogether to injure the Anne.
rican trade--as has been abundantly prov
ed. by the immense number of American
vessels which sailed from the u. States
since her foolish Embargo was raised and
which have arrived in the British. Spanish
Pfriuguese, and Russian ports
reo ~ committee OF Merchants ira
ding the Cni.ed States have waited ON the
Marquis WelIesly to know if Mr.. Pipkuev
had communicated TO him any things from
France, on the subject Of the French De.
orees as had been recently rumoured
11ls Lordship informed them. tina, he had
not received any communication on the SUBJ
ject.
he Regent (says the Courier) is I'M.
questionabiy disposed to settle with Hneyi-
ca on honorable principles, bnt none other,
lille well recolec,s that when Mr.. Ere.
Hines agreement was concluded. sjI the
government papers in the United States ex-
uitingly proclaimed that "Joh1 BuH bad
beer hum6fed, and brought TO his marrow
sones. The Prince has too much spirit e.
give them fresh cause for such exuitatiop
The Lothaire, capt. Jackson, arrived oA
Boston ON the 29th ult. from LiyerpooI
which she left on the 10th Feb. Her papers
are to the 18th one day latest
The debates 10 Parliament enyinced .
eisposition IN all parties to accommodate The
differences with the United States on homo
rable terms (; and the Earl of Aberdeen
ayerred that the delay was not attributable
10 the Ministers of the Prince Regent
Lord Liverpool said, AS to America, there
vas nothing new in the tone and language
rhicn was now held out to that countrvo-
the British government had always been
ready to treat her in the most concilia,ioo
manner--to express desire 70 cultivate IN
most perfect amity and enter into the c,I