The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-13

tnre OF the King of Sweden tor Denmark,
was occasioued by an intrigue between the
French and Danish Courts. 1t isnot ina
Sined 10 be absolutely impossible. although
1t would be a most unsupported and whim-
sicai alliance, that we should see Gustayus
Adophus an instrument in the hands of Ma
poleon, to overawe his own creature, Ber-
nadotte.
very heavy firing was heard on the
French coast OH Monday night and Tuesday
morning, the cause is not known. 1t may
have been for the capture and destruction
OF larragona or probably some of the Bo-
Ioene flotila had come OUT, and our CRUZ
gers were cannonading them.
- July Is
FNe King We stated in our last, tina,
HIS majesty had experienced a severe ac-
cess his disorder. We have now to men
ton. that on Monday night his maiesty's
disorder aad increased to so alarming a de-
gree, that his life, for some tine, was des.
pared OF From the most violent paroxsm,
he suddenly became so extremely low, as to
cause the most serious alarm, aud me-
dical gentlemen deemed Ii necessary to
send Oft expresses hourly to the Prince Re
gent, the royal dukes, the chancellor of the
exchequer, and the members of the queens
council There was very little variation
In his majesty's state throughout the follow.
ing day; but at night he happily had be.
tween swo and three hours sleep. On the
assembling OF some of he members of the
queens's Council, called together by expires. =.
ses on Tuesday morning. at Windsor, they
thought 1t necessary, from the alarming
state In which the king was, for the salts
faction of the public. and in order to prevent
erroneous reports being circulated, to send
IA q he Il oh, 4. L
up of his majesty's state, to be made public
in Lundon.-Mr. Rider, the secretary of
state tor the home department, did not re-
celve 1t till about three o'clock it was
found impossible To exhibit it then at ST.
JameS's palace, none OF the attendants be-
ing aPprsed of the circumstances and it was
In consequence sent to the lord mayor
Lord Rivers. the lord in waiting, and Mr..
Verney, the Rrnopc in ,s2itjng together with
the pages and other attendants, were IN
waiting at St. James's, where an anxious
assemoage of nobility aud persons of dis
tinction were collected, in expectation of
bulletin, which, however, did not arrive IN
I'll late hour. The bulletin was as fol-
lows:
"WINDsoR, July His majesty lad
some s'sep during the night. and ms dsor
der has not increased since yesterday"
The following bulletin was shewn this
day -. His majesty has had some sleep
III he night, but he is No better this morning.
Eo'sned by the phys:cians,]
Boston, Sept. 5.
Last Evening 70 o'clock } arriUed he
ship Augusta, u baltimore, Capt Barry,
~ "dys from Liverpool, in ballast, Owned
oy APpeton's & &c. of BALTIMORE -Capt
u brought no regular flies Of papers so late
as bef.re received--bul we were polite
y favored with Two of July %, by the con
signee, the only ones brought by the An
gusia. Reports no verbal News.
EXTRACTS FOLLOW:
LONDON, July %.
Our readers will see by The two last bull
letlnst that his majesty has at length en-.
joyed some hours of sleep, and though
this reIreshment was obtained by the means
OF 0piates, it has had the effect of lowering
ehe tever. We have stated to our readers,
tina it's the mental disorder only which is
alarming m his majesty's case There is
no decay OF the constitution which excites
any se%ous apprehension and it is a proof
OF the original strength of mis- majesty that
he has been able 10 bear up against the VII
Oleuce of his Inflammation. We are assured
that tor period o. ffty-iour hours he nei.
ther closed his eyes, took any aliment, or
renee. The following are the two last bull
letlns:-
Windsor Castle, July 90, 1911.
"The K ng nas had several hoars sleep
in the Course OF the night. His Majesty is in
no respect worse this morning.
s. Windsor Castle, JuIv 81.
q" His Majesty has had some sleep in the
mig t, and is, upon the whole, little bet
ter
Stocks experienced A considerable adj
vance ON Saturday morning, under an ex
pecta1ion Of a most affecting event, which
Il is supposed would occasion some over
lures Ct apacihc nature from Bonaparte.
j. was, on Friday last, resolved, that Par.
lament shall be prorogued, and this will
take plsceby ConuiIssion, and Speech. IN
the name of the Prince Regent In that
Speech, we understand, that the two Hou-
ses of Parliament will receive his ROYAL
Uighness's thanks Tor The sGiufary Bill thty
IN c passed, reshectigg Bank Nofes and
Specie The Speech Will also give us the
Comfortable assurance of continuing our
mos, stfenuous effJr;s, in conjunction with
oar allies, against the Common enemy.
Bonapane, we hear, is about to revive
the stale menace OF an invasion. lie is said
to be arrived at Bologue. This will no;
have the effect Of preventing ministers from
seuC.ng every b&ttaiion that is ready to
Portugal.
Hrrived-ut Liverhooi July %. Ave
rick, Saiby, Norfolk Mary, Savannah :.