The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02

J yet taken place. We have not heard whe-
ther Lcrd Grenville or Lord Grey is to be-
the Premier, but it is probable that question
is still at issue, and may lead to some little
embarrassment. II Lord Grenville is ap.
pointed Premier, Lord Grey, it is .eported,
VIII be the frst Lord OF the AdmiraityS
such AT least was The conversation last night
IN the first political circles at the west end
OF the tuwn.-It was further stated, that
the FRINGE will make an offer to the
, Duke OF Richmond to continue Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland; but the friends of the
] Duke say, that he is determined to resign,
IN which case either the Marquis OF I ans
downe or Earl Mora, Will succeed his ex-
ice'lency MI. Canning has sec edeti from his
old friends, and Lord Cas,lereagh, who is
nearly allied TO the Marquis OF Hartford,
has followed his example
| 1t the friends OF Lord Grenvi,e, these de-
nominated the Wings and the Prince's
| friends, are 20 be included in the new mi.
nislry, 1t will lead to some difficulty, as
there are SO many to aspire to disiu guish.
ed places under the Regency The Prince
is however, resolved to have an eff, lent
administration, and in fleeing which he is
determinedto be guided by his own wisdom,
and not toy'eld to parry influence or soii-
eta ion.-Minsters are certainly determn.
Cd not res,gn, but await their dismissal.
1t the Prince Regent is so disposed as hey
consider themselves the King ministers.--
lhey at he same time, have not the least
idea of being con ,nued III power, as all the,
Clerks in the public offices are busiiy en-.
gagged IN m king up heir accounts and
every circumstance perceivable IN he diff.
ferent departments, indica,es speedy remo-
val of the presen ministers
IL IS reported at Windsor, that his males.
ty is so much better, hat should he con-
tinue to mend he will, accompanied by his
family, Come to town next Wednesday
week
Tomorrow the Lord Chancellor leaves
town for w indsor, W hen he will have N in
terview with his majesty, provided nj phy
slcians have no objections, and tia, MS ma
lJesty is sufficiently we'll 70 Converse on bu-
sinsss. The chancellor is 1nxious to hayea
communication with h. King, previous to
the discussion of the Regency bill. that he,
may have an opportunity of giving hit Cpl
mon as to the state Of the sovereign's
health. and before he pnts the seal to the
Commission for passing the Regency bill.
"A Cartel sailed OH Sunday from Dara
mouth, for MorlaiX with an American mes.
niger.
Letters have been received from Holland
the 10th n tat They c,.n:ain no poijl
cal Intelligence hut are flied wish CONS
plants OF the dome site suffering If the TO-
pie AT Rotterdam, scarcely a dozen err.
chants now appear on the exchange; md
the only arrivals are the vessels occa siona,
ly sent into that port BY the French priya.
teers. Many families are disposed 70 e.
migrate; bur he strictness of he govern.
men is such, that they cannot carry .aeir
intentions into effect.
PLYMOUTH January 10.
Mr.. Russell, messenger charged W itt,
dispatches from the American minlste i'm
London, arrived here this morning with
which he Immediately embarked on board
the William aud Nancy cartel, for Morlaix
from whence he proceeds to Paris.
The Tarantula privateer arrived at Fow-
ey ON Tuesday from unsuccessful cruize
OH Cape Finsterre. On Friday last, in the,
bay OF Bscay, she fell in with large shin
dismasted and water-logged and on board
ing, ascer,ained her to be the Orion. laden
with timber and lumber, supposed from Az
merica. They found one man dead in the.
companion, and were preparing to go be-
tween decks, when they were assailed bv
the most horrd stencil, which Obliged then,
to rel'nquish their design and abandon the.
wreck The hold of the Orion appeared fulk
OF water but she was tnlerably clear he
tween the decks. The stencil, no doubt
proceeded from the bodies of the upfortu-
nate crew, who had persisted on board her.
but whether through fatigue or hunger
could DOT be ascertained. The man in the,
So"Pahloh appeared to nave been dead "a
bout a week
A Dutch raper of last month, announces
the sale OF II houses at Amsterdam. the
proprietors of which had shut them No and
absconded. being unable o pay tht xes
The outward bouRd West-India fleet, 14o
sail. was spoken on the 5ih instant, lat IL.
81, NJ long Is, So, W. all well
Several bags of cote (having the name
OF ". Hamffoh on thems) have been pick
ed mp at sea, be ween the Needles and
Swanage, by he Cowes pilots. and deli
vered to the cns ON house and, It is fear
ed, the vessel they were IN beard.
mus have been burnt, as many pieces of
snip timber have been taken up near the
spot, in great measure evidently destroy-
ed by FIRE.
January a.
No foreign papers, so far as we can learn.
reached town yesterday but a variety OF
letters have besn received from differe4s
ports. One of these has arrived at its des-
inatioh from an American captain, whose
vessel had been recent, carried into a
French por The inf rn alton it con, aims,
being OF some Importance, we have eiyeb
the following literal extract
FRANCE Jap. 10th 1871.
"Ihis morning received 1T er from
Paris, stating that all American vessels "a
Zen prior to the LIST November, 1910 are,
condemned; and the Council OF Prizes re
frcpa In In.