The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26
had been carried into that port. and put
under sequestration till after the I'd Febru-
AIRY.
LONDON. Ian. ID

LONDON, Jan. Ia
Yesterday at three O'clock his Royal High
ness the Prince OF Wales nonored Lord Hol
land with a visit at his house in Pail Mall
Che being confined by the gout. and remain
ed in conference with his Lordship for near
ly two hours.
Lord Holland was also visited in the
course of the day by Lord Dundas, Lord
Lauderdale, Lord Levison Cover, MIR
Whitbread, Mr.. Tierney, Gen. Fitzpatrick,
&c.
January IL.
We have received Paris papers to the
8'h.-fhey are not of much Importance
The Moniteur mentions in prominent man
ner the arrival of an aid de camp of the en-
peror OF Russia, with letters to Bonaparte,
who conversed With him for more than an
hour.-We suppose the letters aud this inter-
view are announced in this marked way, in
order 10 contradict reports stated to be very
prevalent at Augsburg. of a war being on
the point OF breaking out between France *
Russia
Considerable jealousy exists between the
four parties at present Candidates for the
Princes favor-nameiy. the Princes nds,
having Lord Mora at their head; the Fox
ties, having Lord Holland at their head !;
the Grenyilleites. having Lord Grenvilie At
their head and the Bui dittes, having Sir
Francis 1t their head. The latter do not
look tor immediate employ ment IN Office,
but at the nature ot the measures they ex
pect, we guess from h. language of their
organ, CoDbett, of tn 9th inst. The first,
hold themselves up Ger ain oil favor indie
pendently ofany leading political par -
Between the second AID third il is tina. a
Jealousy and suspicion exist, though a
smooth exterior is preserved Lord Gren
willie looks to~bs prime Minister--Lord Grey
leans towards him. and 50 do most of the
great Wing families, as they call the n
selves. The Prince, it is said, proposes
making Lord Holland his Prime NJ mister.
as the most proper for carrying into effcct
Mr. x'sPrinciples. Nj. Whtbread, Lord
Lauderdale, and great part OF he FoxiteS.
rally round lord Hollands standard. Lord
Grenville is the chief of the aristocratic and
Lord Holland OF the democratic Foxies.--
There was much meaning in the para
graphs, the one about SIX days ago announ-
ing in the Morning Chronicle, that Lord
GrCnNie had had an audience of three hours
or the Prmce, who had consulted him on
tie kingdom The y h=r III Monday, say.
ing thu the Prince had called ON Lord Hol
land at his house where he remained con-
sulting his Lordship two hours. The Gren-
vlles were DESTROYS it should appear the
Prince was already consulting his lordship
on the intended Premier while the Prince,
1t is supposed, was equally DESTROYS of dis
conntenancing such an opinion, and of shew
ing that Lord Holland is the man to whom
he looks as his Minister Whether these
feelings ofjealousy may lead to rupture, or
subside Tor mutual advantage to both
sides, it is difficult To foresee but we be-
lieve that whatever Office Lord GrenviIe
may hold in any new Ministry, Lord Hol
land will be the Premier. In Consequence
of hi dawning greatness and at the Prin
ce's desire, his Lordship has taken house
IL Pail Mall, to be nearer his Royal High
ness, aid on spot central tor the convent :
ence OF the Members of Parliament, &c.