The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-29
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Yesterday arrived the Bri ish packet Duke
OF Kent captain Co esworth, III four days
from Plymouth, Via Bermuda, with he Oct.
and Nov. mails.
The Packet left Plymouth on the LIST of
December. and the Editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser have received London
Papers to the 2Sth November. from which
the following extracts have been made
1t will be seen by our extracts that the
King OF England was alive, but continued
very i'll.
BY the Packet we learn verbally, that a
regency was to be appointed on he 29th OF
November. in the person of the Prince OF
Wales.
We do not find that any change had taken
place In the relations between The u. States
and G. Britain.
LONDON, November %
A bag from the Island of Anholt was yes.
terday received, containing Hamburger pa
pers to the 10th, and Swedish 10 the 9TH
inst. The ceremonial of Bernadolte's re-
Cognruon as successor to the throne of Swe
den took place with much pomp on the I'd
inst.
The Intelligence in the Hamburger pape,
has for the greater part been anticipated !;
they only corroborate what we have learn
ed fir m the Paris journals, respecting the
universal submission of the Continent to the
yrannical DEGREES respecting British pro-
duce and manufactures ng the me-
iancnoI> documents emitted on this occasi-
or, We find :. prussiaa decree dated the 2s;si
ulr. commanding the seizure of all colonial s.
English wares under every possible circum-
stance OF introduction, either previous or SUBJ
equen TO the order.
There is much difference of opinion in the
lett ers from Sweden as to the probable
-ft
c'mmerc' i intercourse with this country
Hopes appear to be entertained by some Of
the writers, that the trade between Sweden
and England would be connived at Others
again are of opinion, that whatever the in.
ciination of the Crown PriHcc might be, he
will not venture to adopt any system
which couldrprove in the smallest degree
injurious to the effect Of those measures
by which Bonaparte expects to atchieve
the Commercial and Political ruin of En-
gland.
letters from St. Petersburgh, dated the
oath ult. state, that the cargoes of the Te-
neriffe ships, so long under confiscation,
have been ordered for sale. The articles
were to be divided into small quantities. for
the convenience OF purchasers The paper
money received in payment was to be burnt.
1t was supposed the produce oft csc sales,
ted to Messrs. Auburga and Son, would
amount at least to twenty millions of ru-
les.
The decree for burning British manofac-
'nres was lately put in force at Varel, where
thirty nine Wagon loads of such articles
were destroyed in the manner prescribed, in
the course of days
November "a.
In consequence of the continuance of his
Majesty's illness it has been thought advi
sable that the Physicians should be examin
ed, before a committee Of the Privy Coun-
Gil on Monday next, and in order to ensure
full attendance circular letter had been
addressed to every member.
On Saturday the Lords of appeal in prize
causes, aft med the judgment OF condemna
ton against four American vessels, captu-
red by his Majesty's ships, for carrying on
an illegal traffic in slaves.
November 81.
The Royal apartments at Hampton Court
Palace, are fitted up fuS the King Of Swe-
den.
Sir John Duckworth has arrived at Ports
mouth from New FOundland
The following bulletins Of bis Majesty's
health were published at Windsor:
4" November 22--No change has been Oh
served in his MaJrsty's complaint since the
morning -" 23d--H's Majesty has had
a little encrease Of fever this morning, after
bad nigl.t."----" 25tb-~IIis Majesty is no,
quite so well his evening as he was in the
morning. -" 26,h-IIis Maies'y has haa
very little sleepin tn night, but is not worse
han in the morning"
Accounts from India are favorable. -
Tranquility prevails ~ the country. The
pr Of Coparel Sing. by waom il was late
H..sr III -