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

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rect:
Done at our palace at Amsterdam this
26th day of Dec. 1910 =.
The Duke of PLACENTIA,
The Prince .drch- Treasurer ofthc
Emf,irc, Lieutenant General Of his
Majesty the Emperor and King
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Extract Of e letter from Boston to the Ed
ifors Of the Mercantile advertiser, dated
March 90.
ARRIVED this morning. ship Hannibal,
from Liverpool.--Sailed January %. and
brought London papersto January %. inclu-
sive.
January 25.
-" The Regency bill was completed in the
ttouse OF Commons. Attempts to remove
some, of the pr DIVISIONS failed by minister :
| al majority OF %. 1t was thea sent to the
| House OF Lords, where it was debated Jan.
IS, and the Princes friends procured some
| alteration by small majority, and It was or
dered 10 be bro, in on the 29th as amended.
Amendments will make j, necessary to go
back to the Commons.
The Kings bodily health is good. but he
still is under mental arrangement
The Danube. from n. York, for France,
has been sent to England.
The James, of Phila. has ARRIVED at
Newcastle, from Denmark. after being long
detained there.
The disturbances in Norway have been
quieted.
Bonaparte, Dec. 80. issued decree pro-
viding for the manufacture of all tobacco. Sc
snuff, for the benefit OF the government: for
bidding it to private individuals, and prohib-
ting the importation of manufactured tobac-
CO, even from Holland.
=" The holders of colonial produce in the
Prussian ports i'll the Baltic, being unable to
pay the 40 per cent. duty to Francs, a suffi
clent quantity OF the produce has been seix-
ed, and sent to Paris.
a. Bordeaux. from the United States. he
tween November 1, and January S, and
were put i'll provisional sequesration Till
Feb. g
Accounts in England from America.
were to Dec. %.
"a great number of American vessels
were ready for sea for the United States.
at Liverpool January %. to put out immedi..
ately.
Nothing decisive yet about the orders
in council"
LONDON, Jan. IS.
A<pioo ivy anu S'CntHiG hdQ an inter-
view with the Prince of Wales on Monday,
for the express purpose of receiving the
commands of his Royal Highness relative to
a new ministry. Lords Grey and Grsn-
Vile will be first lords of the treasury and
foreign secretary, but which of these Offices
viii Oe respectively hiled is uncertain Mr.
Iierney will be chancellor of the Exche-
quer. These are all that are yet positively set
tied Mr.. Freemantle will be one of thesecreta.
ries of the treasury. Lord Mora goes to
Ireland as lord Lieut.. but not as comman.
der in chief Mr.. Sheridan is 10 be treasu
rer Of the navy.
The following list is handed about, but we
canno believe it is correct.
Earl Grey, first lord of the treasury, Mr..
Tierney, chancellor OF the excheauer, ord
Grenville, foreign sec. Mr. Ponsonbv, war
sec. Ear! Spencer, home sec. Marquis of
Landsdowne, lord of the admiralty. Lord
Erskine. lord chancellor, Mr. Grenville.
master general Of the ordnance. Lord Fitz-
william, pres. of the council. Lord Holland.
lord of the privy seal.
The following has been handed about as
the intended ministry, under other circum-
stances:-
First lord of the treasury, lord Holland.
Mr.. Whitbreatl, chancellor of the exche
quer. Lord Yarmouth, foreign sec. Earl
M IRA, war Sec Sir F. Burdett, home Sec
Sir 2. Romilly, lord chancellor. The Duke
of Clarence, first lord of the admiralty -
Mr.. Sheridan, master of the ordnance. The
Duke OF Norfolk, president of the council
Marquis of HEREFORD, privy seal The Duke
OF Kent, commander i'm chief
January &c.
The Kings health goes on in satisfacto-
ry manner.
The Rcgeny Bill finally passed the house
OF Commons OH the 2Sd, and was carried M
to the house of Lords. and read first time.
On the oath il was read a second time in
the house of lords, and committed for the
next day
BosToN, March o.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND & SPAIN.
SPAIN-Tortoia, in Spain, after siege of
~ DAYS. has fallen into the hands of the French
Marshall MDonnel, Immediately after the sur
render, marched to invest Tarragona 1; which. il
was feared, would surrender
An expedition Of Boats, from. British men Of
N..sNa