The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26
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mode OF proceeding would be TO ,mitste the glo-
rious example OF our ancestors in 1888 by lie two
Houses OF Parliament addressing his Rnyai ~ CHS
ness thc Prince ofW iles 10 take upon hiIHset The
military, and financial administrations of the CO.
vernnent
D. Resolved unanimously, That this Common
Hi do petition the Right Hen the HOUSE of
Lor,s, the Hon. the Hor of Commons, a.
grecable to the foregoing resolutions
The Drafts OF the Petitions being read, were
unanimously agreed TO.
ResotUed unanimously, That the Representa-
tves of this city m Permanent, be instructed to
support the said petition in the House Q, G m
mons, and to oppose all attempts to abfidge and
ieuer the Regent with Restrictions
The following list of the intended Regen-
cy Administration is handed about In the
higher political circles -
LORD Holland, FRS Lord of the Treasury.
Lord Grey, Foreign Secretary.
Lord Lauderdale, Wan Secretary
Mr.. Pohsonby, Home Secretary.
Lord Grenville, President OF the Coun-
Lord Spencer, Privy Seal
Mir. Iierney, Chancellor of the Exche-
quer. .,
Mr.. Whitbread, President of the Board Of
Con rol.
Lord Erskine, Chancellor.
Lord ST. Viucent, First Lord of Admiralty.
Loi q MOlr2, u mmanuer IN Sblet.
Duke of Bedford, Master of the Horse.
MARQUIS of Lansdowne, Lord Lieut.. of
Irt and.
Mr. HUrner, Irish Secretary.
Sir Arthur Pig't, Chancellor of Ireland:
Sir Samuel Roc.illy, At orney General.
The Solicitor General has not been nam.
ed
MIR Sheridan, Treasurer of theNNavy.
January L.
There is at present a considerable degree
of anxiety and hustle manifest among the
con ending p rites in both Houses of Parlia-
men,. The supporters of M nisters are
daily sece ing, and the Opposition party are
gaining degree of strength that their op-
ponenIs will not be able 20 combat. In fact.
the favorable bulletins, which have lately
appeared of the progressive improve II ene
Ia the state of his mdjestI'S health do noe
seem to have any effect in keeping t6ge her
some OF the most staunch supporters of Mn
i>ters, and the latter have the modification
daily to perceive diminr ion of the r mum.
uers The Mn steiial party have be- en-
weakened III gu rterS VIII re they expected
he hrmes' supp +, and the Fories no.
doubt, entertain some d. gree OF Jealousy.
with resPectto some leading Charact. q,
are anxious to join, and are hk, ly to expert
ence the favor and atlenlian OF his RovaI
Highness the Prince of Wales.
AS the session will be opened next week
by Commission, the business of the ur nv
viii. we rust, proceed withou, fur her ina
corruption, and we further hope hat oo-
thing in the Regency Bill will be in,rOduced
for the purpose OF delay, or a misguided pro,
Crastination.
The Swedes are beginning to feel the.
dreadful effects of their having fallen under
tic dominion and despo,ism OF France =.
bernadotte, the Crown Prince. affects tn
feel tor their miseries, though he IS ent,rc..
Tag tue m schievous measures of his Master
at the point OF bayonets of French merce.
narics. The SwedeS have shewn great re-.
tHCtance to enter into hostilities lpains, q
Britain. but they have no alierna we. Tbe
last French papers received, Lreuare nc
unfortunate Swedes Tor further chance.
Their superannuated King must il, medi
ately abdicate the throne of the eaIlapt O..
tavus for the accommodation Of Bern,do,te
OF else there IS 80 doubi bH, means will he
devised by violent measures to rcnde, If "a
cant.
The eccentric trip of Cooke the Actor -,
America. rs like TO make his fortune # he
is Careful and industrious, but Kembie hoe
no idea Oh taxing Transatlantic trim -
contest the palm of acting IN the u S. win
his old rival.
January II,
His majesty on Friday Iast y r,,,o,,,. a.. - -