The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-22

pie, many thousand of whom are h ,own
out OF employ, is the zee ption OF orders
from the merchants in London, Liverpool.
&c concentrating those previously receiV-
ed forthe manufacture of goods for The A
merican market.
January IA
The general interest, and intense anxiety.
excited by the military operations IN Por-
tugal' Rave Tor some time been absorbed in
the consideration of a question of vital i'm
portance-the appointment mt of "a Regen!-to
NIL up that fearful chasm in the government
OF this KAngdom. which ministers so long
so presumptuously-and SO inefKcIen,v-
nave veniured to supply. The appoint
ment OF he rlnce of WALES to the proyi.
.sional administration f those duties which.
by hereditary succession, in the course of
nature, he is hereafter destined to possess
mas Gained, IN some degree, the general
agitation produced throughout the kingdom,
by his majesty's unhappy maIady. For al.
though the resiric ions imposed on the ex-
erc'se OF regal power by the regent, are
incontroyertibly obnoxious to a decided ma
Jorlty OF the United Kingdom, such is the
general anxiety tor the re- establishment of
regular government, that resentment AT the
indlgnitN thus offered to the Heir Apparent.
meTBes-ior the momentum the Consulate
on univeI sally felt at the approaching ex
ercise of power, by the Primo of Wales
German papers of the 9th of last month.
and Dutch to the I'd instant. nave reached
town In these, is comprehended the COPY
OF a r bulletin, from which it an
pears mat the Jannissaries, with heir ad-
herents, composing an army of 40, 900 men,
mad menaced the seat of the Empire. The
Sultan sought refuge on board his fleet. in
the ~Bosphorus, while the Insurgents pIua.
dered the Seraglio, and set fire to the I'm
periai City. A Conflict in the streets sue
ceeded, IN which $4,000 of the rebels were
massacred, after which, order was restor-
Inc Thistle achooner is appointed to
sail IN the course of the ensuing week. with
dispatches, for the u. States. She also took
out a mail, of which the merchants have
had notice. Mr.. Pinkney yesterday receiv-
dispatches from France. They were
brought by a cartel, which arrived at Dart
mouth from Morlaix.
January Is.
New York Mail arrived his morning
Drought American papers to the 12th
nt' hey do not con ain any interesting ac-
count OF the proceedings of CONGRESS later
tins 5th l.; but they have published the
documents accompanying the Presidents
; one OF which is a letter from the
american Secretary Of State to Nj. Pinknev.
ordering him TO lake leave Of our govern
nent, III case no Minister Plenipotentiary
'h'uid at the receipt OF the letter, have been
appointed toy our government, to succeed
Jackson. The American government
leemsit improper to be represented by a
Plenipotentiary. whilst we have.
minister Of the same grade in America
time, however, ''of Mr.. Pinkney's re-
.nrn. Is left to his discretion.
he Prince, when he goes down to the
OF Peers as Regent. will not be seat.
a on the Throne, bli III a chair of State
ne sep before II, which is no making tor
purpose.
. detachment Of the guards, as well as
it,ichments Of sever ! regiments of foot.
y IL embark, in the course Of tSis week, for
Portugal