The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-22
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qner's cine qua non calculation. the bargain
was closed upon it.
November 10.
The Lords and Commons met yesterday
pursuant to Adjournment. As we stated yes
terday. ministers moved, in both houses, for
a further ADJOURNMENT of "a fortnight, upon
the ground OF his majesty's convalescence,
and in expectation of his perfect recovery
within that Interval This motion of adj
journment. as we also predicted, was not
resisted by the regular oppositi m: although
Mr.. Ponsonby, their leader, observed, AN ad.
-journment for Il week would be more desr-
able. Sir Francis Burdett, however, pro-
posed an ADJOURNMENT from day to day; and
the House divided, when there appeared,
for the original motion for adjournment for a
fortnight, $40, noes. So.
1t appears from this division that the mem.
eers present amounted to 4Ol; very fall at.
tendance, under all the circumstances of the
case-Ihe attendance i'll the Lords was also
great 1t amounted to upwards of 200. All
the royal Dukes were present. The gallery
oil the House of Commons was crowded and
locked at an early hour.
November IL.
Price Of Stocks this daY az twelve
Consos. 81 1 3 .8--Reduced, &C Ia
Omnium, a dis.
Letters were received Yesterday from
Dunkirk, to the 18th, and from Ostend to
the 18th instant-Bonaparte was expected to
arrive at Dunkiik on the 10Th; but the OBJ,
jeCt of his journey Is not alluded to i'm the
letters. The expectation of corn had been
prohibited throughout France. =.
The funds rose towards the close of the
marketyes erday, owing to the report,o of an
other messenger having arrived from Portu-
gal with favorable news. Csnsos left off at
81 3d. Omnium 1873
The expectation of change of admins
tration, and consequent dissolution of Parlia-
meat, is SO strong in Dublin, that Mr.. Plum
kett. the late Solicitor General, and Mr..
leslie, Post master, the present member are
canvassing the University of that City.
Globe Office, o'clock.
Tie two following Bulletins were shewn
This day at ST. James's We are sorry to
find that they are unfavorable:
6 Windsor Castle, Nov. 16 (Evening.)
9" His Majesty has had little increase of
fever this evening.
&C Fl. R. REYNOLDS,
f" II. HARTFORD,
{" M. BAILLIE,
"W. HEBEKDEN.
"R. WILLIS
"WINDsoR CASTLE, Nov II.
ellis majesty has had a >sleepess night.
and upon the whole, been more teyerish
(Signed as above,)
FoNrAINBLEAu, Nov. Sd decree
issued At Fontanbleau the LIST inst. exempts
from custom-nouse duties. all colonial pro-
duce brought from the Isle of France, Ba-
tavia and the other colonies in the East
and West-Indies belonging to France, if
they are directly imported in French or
Ouch vessels.
Colonial produce imported from the same
places in American vessels. are only to pay
a fourth OF the duties established by the de-
cree OF August 5th.
The decree is to have retrospective eff
feet, aud to be in force from the Sth Au-
gust, 1910.
Capt. Roberts, who arrived at Boston on
Friday last. in days from LyerpooIN N. S.
LEI there schooner in about thirty DAYS
nom England, bound to Fouchu. The cap.
tain informed, that the king was alive when
ne sailed, but in lou state of health thai
shere had been some fighting in Portugal,
In which the French had the advantage. -
He would have furnished the particulars
N.capt. X. could have remained long enough
70 have obtained them.
The schooner Hunter % days from En-
gland, for cape Fouchu was spoken Dec.
26, Just entering the port of her destination.
1t could not therefore. be the same vessel
Which, nau put into Liverpool, N. >. if the
passage of capt. Roberts is correctly UNDER
stood
The workmen employed TO repair the
Church of st Mary, Aldermanbury, disco.
vered few days since the remains of the
notorious Chancellor jeffres, SO universally
detested for his cruelty and Injustice.
large nat stone was removed near the Com
munioh Table, and in vaul, underneath the
men found leaden Coffin, containing the
body. The coffin did not appear to have
suffered much decay. II was closed and
plate remained on it. inscribed with the
name of Chancellor Jeffries His son and
daughter are also buried in the same vault.
Hsppears on enquiry that he body remain
ed considerable time in the Tower before
1t was Inferred in this Church. After the
tragic business at Taunton, when Jeffries
managed with SO much address, he returned
70 London, and to avoid the popular fury
excited by his infamous conduct, disguised
himself in the habit of foreign sailor. with
intention to escape to Hamburg but being
discovered as he was looking out of the win.
dow on house at Mapping, where lie had
concealed himself, he as seized by the mob
and almost killed. He was finally lodged in
the Tower by the populace, in order that he
may be brought to justice, but he died soon
after, in consequence of the blows and hruis-
es he had received. He had previously re-