The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-17
Vol. 8.---------.No. s.

pIeseht ADMINISTRATION remained in power"
hese expressions, however, are not to be
taken q" fted dc Ia kettrF---and we shall
not be SURPRISED to find Bonaparte urge
the contamination of his wishes in The
oirth OF a son, as "A reason for making some
PACING proposal to our government.
Courier.
The public will rejoice 10 hear. that
bis Majesty is SO much recovered, thar
there is every probability of his very spec
Oily resuming the royal functions.
1t Is said General Graham is TO be
rewarded by AN elevation to the Peerage
tor his splendid victory at Burrosa
The Srd battalion. of the first regi-
ment are TO depart Immediately for Ca
dig.
~, April 2
We are sorry to state the prevalence ola
confident rnmor in the high circles that ner
MaJesJy, the Queen, is very seriously in.,
disposed Her Maiesty's Complaint is said
70 De OF nature not 10 aft I'd the consoiati-
on OF hope of speedy recovery: being Of
the description Of those which are general
~ the consequences of old age, and which
terminates only with life. 1t is said 20 be an
attack OF palsy. Her Majesty, it is added,
has been some time affected by 1t but from
a commendable care TO avoid further agi-
Eating the public mind, without an absolute
necessity, IN the Distressing circumstances
arising from the Kings fitness, and his
dependence on her Majesty's care, the
paaiul fact was concealed till the COM
Piaiht mad made SUCH progress, as we un-
dcrstand, to be visible to all those who
nave access 10 her majes'y's presence.
Pilot.
A Heiisoland mail, which arrived this
morning, has given al increased inp.r ance
10 the intelligence received Yesterday re-
speeding the north of Europe, where affairs
are evidently Fastening to a crisis. An evp,
Gent mlsnNder landing exists between Dem
mark and France. and hints are brown
out hat 6nssia aud the former power are
upon PEI fectly amicable footing--iu the,
mean time, the Danish seamen who were
on their march 70 man the navy OF France.
nave been halted oil their Journey, aud now
await the o. ders of their own Soy ereign -
serious disturbances are daily brea king ont
at Hamburg, where the cry Of Long live,
the King 1T England" from the mouths If
the oppressed and starved inhabltants. con-
tinualiy rings in the ears Of the Safe ites oe
Dcspotism
KlIngspor, Armfald,, & Baron, the bravese
9 mos popular of the Swedish generals arc,
implicated IN the late conspiracy 20 assassi-
nate Bernadotte.
Some demur has taken place in Sweden
aiso' respecting the compliance with he de.
mand OF Napoleon; nor is 1t iikely that ne
swedish contingency Of sailors 20 man his
f*ets viii be permitted to leave ,heirna,ivc
kingdom.
In the action of Burrosa. the whole of
victors staff were either Kill. d or wounded,
ihe French Eage Which has been taken.
was surrounded 10y six French officers, who
were all ki!sd. The Eagle was hen borne,
OF IN triumph ny the gallant 87th. Gen.
Graham Charged twice at the tead of that
regiment, and had two horses killed undu-
him.
PARIS, March 90.
=, sunday his Maies,y TIA. Empe or aud
k'ng, seated on his throne, and surrounded
by the Princes, Grand y gri,aries &c give
audience, before mass, 10 The Deou,ation
from The cities Of dan,burgh. Luoeck and
Bremen Mr. D"Orman, as President of
the Reputation, presented the following adj.
dress.
From the following passages of this pro.
duct'on, cur readers may Judge of the res
mainder.
g" SIRE,
" AT all times we have been Frenchs
men IN our hearts, and from pre- erence.-~4
1t the anarchy which preceded your Maies-
~ reign relaxed toc moment lies of such
lonS standing and so agreeable, we hastened
10 ara" them closer the instant your ae.
cessiPn TO power re assure he woI Id soci.
al order; and your new subjects, sire can.
not swear TO be more faithful TO YOU than
theY have Shewn themselves to be 10, these
Tea years past, more dcvot, b Won, plea
sure more obedlent to your system, nor
more disposed to contribute he aCc.s,n-
Plish"eh, OF your designs, by every efT,r TT
ana sacrifice IL their power; and il IS a
pleasing consolation TO the honorable rea
membranes Of our country 90 Z, feet. hat
Our Independence could Yield on, TO him to
"h"m every thing has yielded. aud that cur
Pohtical existence was 10 cease only at ibat.
epoch When tie destinits had de, cd
mat the lbcr and the Eibe should flow
under lie same laws II your Maiestv.
from the eHsled point whence you take
view II human aHeirs, permit our teebleness
70 indulge IN any degree OF pride, we sriL
venture 20 think tb4t we eoter.ot as a ynI
gar territory, rs an ohscsre acquisition, into
'hat immense c,rCie Of prU,inces, struck
with 'din'rd'ion, aud happy in obeying a
single mas er. -
REPLY or HIS MAJESTY.
Gentlemen, Dehufea oC the Rahse
= oa"8 Of Hamburgh, Brerien ~ LublrE,
f'p foroled part Of the & rm .nil I'm
pre- your Construction terminated win ,ta
existence Since that time ysu, s,tua, ION
was uncertain. intended to re-cunstiinte
your cities under an I8depeneent adminis.
tr&uon; Waen the changes produced in
the world by the new laws of he Br;-
tiNh Council rendered the project i'm.
practicable. 1t was impossible for me "a