The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
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NEW-IoRK, March 8.
We understand the Thistle packet has
brought dispatch S from MIR. Pinkney, for
goveinnenL-lIerc. Adv.
EXTRACTS
From London PRINTS by the Thistle.
LONDON, January 8.
We received letters from Holland yester-
day ut the Cd ms AIT. The CONSUMPTION
was extended to children Of the age of Is
The Scheldt fleet was moored in Ruppel.
1t is said, that in Norway 5000 men, in
tended to man the ships OF war there, had
refused to- proceed TO Holland, and that
the Danish troops which were ordered to
compel them had declined any ~interfe-
renee.
January 10.
A new Decree has been issued by the Da-
nish government, by which all trade with
England is prohibited under more severe
penalties than any yet inflicted by the cru
ell Napoleon. 1t is declared a felony, pun
ishable by death, in the capture of a Ship
maintaining intercourse with England.
January II.
We have forborne from all answer 20 the
vague and insidious attacks which have
been made in the ministerial papers on
LORD Grenviiie, because ne acted upon the
feelings If an honorable mind. We have IT,
niformly presumed, in the discharge of our
own duty to the public, to preserve he Cpl
Mon which we thought consi tent with The
principles of ancient WhiggiSm, and what
we claim for ourselves. il is right o allow
to others. Lord Greuvilie has been consis-
ten; in every part OF his proceeding upon
the Regency question; and tho we differed
from him Ia sentiment on the case, we ap-
plaud MS Integrity and frmness in the main
eenauce OF his ooinion.
Ga Sunday last, he had an audience of
three hours with the Prince of Wales, and
we are assured that his Royai Highness
significd his entire appreciation of the line
OF conduct pursued by the Noble Lord on
the Friday preceding; and hat the Prince
highly appiauds he manliness and indepen
dent spirit which Influenced his conduct
From the length of the conference. there
Can be little doubt, but that His ROYAL Hizh
ness consulted with him OIL the present
state Of the kingdom.
Yesterday the two Houses met at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
Fectifying the omission which had been made
by the Commons in not notifying the names
Of the member deputed by them 20 carry
up the joint address to the Prince ofWales
and to the Queen. This was done by n
message from the Commons 20 the Lords,
but not by conference, as was inaccnrately
htateu III HOSt VI INC pdptIS W last night
This day the answer from those illustrious
personages will be received-and we hope
TO be able TO lay a copy of them before our
readers.
A treaty of marriage is in contemplation
between the King of Prussia and a very near
relation Of the Emperor Alexander.
IL is mentioned, in letters from Paris, thai
through eTcc8s Of ioUe, NaiOleon never
leaves the Empress-he attends al her steps,
and MS passion seems to increase as she ad
vances IN her pregnancy.
On the eleventh Of January, the deputa-
lion from both Houses OF Paliamcnt went up
70 Carlton House to present to his Royal
Iiighnesss the resolutions TO which, after q
ong discussion, the two Houses had agreed
TAG FIRST resolution expresses the neces-
sity ofproVidiag for the exercise ofthe Roy g.
ai authority,