The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
europe.
PnILApeLruIA,J Jan. 9.
LATE ENGLISH PAPERS.

LhlE ENGLISH PAPERS.
BY the ship Amity. from Liverpool, London
papers to thu 9Th ofNovemser, have been rece;-
red at the office of the Register, from which .h.
subloned articles are taken.
The Amity brought dispatches from VIZ.
P1nkney, which we're sent on by this mornings
southern mail.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Mr. Mungo Parke The
painful incertitude respecting the fate of this ad
venturous character yet exists An account has
however, been received in town this week, which
again REEVES the almost extinguished spark of
hope 1t is stated by very respectable gentle
man, captain Davidson, commander of u YES sci
o. Messrs. Anderson, lately returned from the
coast OF Africa. that on the Goth of Iuly last.
MOOR arrived from the interior, at Bunce Island
an The river Sierra Leone, from whom the follow
1pg particulars were learned. January 1900
Mr. parke was seen by the Moor, at short dis.
tance from Tumbuctoo, in a state of very bad
hesltR, IN one OF the natives huts, after having
oeen imprisoned by native chef He was. how
ever, at that time at liberty, and had received
permission to proceed on his route Can't. Da-
Vids1n interrogated the man frequently and mir
huteiy and, from the consistency OF his an
swers, enlertains no doubt ofthe correctness of
bis narrative
Decree Of the Grand Duke of Frankfort
We, Charles, by the Grace of God Prince Pri-
mate, &c.
BY desire ofhis majesty the emperor of the
French, king Italy, protector &C. we have de-
creed and do decree as follows. That is to say :;
:. Art l. All newspapers, whether FreHch or
Serman, published in our grand duchy, shall
cease on the LIST of Dec of this year, and we here.
BY revoke the privilege granted them
q From the LIST of Jan. 1911, only one official
newspaper shall be published in our chief citv
OF Frankfort, and no other political print shall a
pear throughout the whole territory
). This official p0per, shall bear the title
n ho nd ,,l,,, ,TI T.. ,
the articles contained shall be inserted in the
French & German languages.
~. Our minister OF the police shall appoint the
editor of the official Gazette
81 Our director of the Police at Frankfort.
shall be the censor of this Official Gazette, and
shall be answerable to us for its conduct. Our
Ministers or police shall communicate to the Dir
rector those instructions by which he shall ba
governed
g. Our ministers of the interior, of Justice. &.
OF the police, are charged with the due enforce
ment Of this decree.
CHARLES, Grand Duke.
Frankfort, oct. 16.
Col. Trant, who has distinguished himself so
much in Portugal is the fifth son of the late Tho
mas Trant, esq who was for many years an emf
nent merchant in Cork.
The title OF tie Lsie Of France, lately given to
Ao'@hi VI NAauiuius, WaS icNer SO ana
correct as at the present moment, when it is in
fact the only foreign island that France possesses
on the surface of the globe.
M Jordan, Pruss an counsellor of state, was
AT Konigsburgh on the l1th uit with q commits
sion to examine into the state ofcommerce there,
with the view of carrying the continental system
INTO complete effect. HIS powers of inspection
extend to all the Piussian harbours Whichever
he proposes must of course be law, no matter
how injurious TO the Prussian dominions.