The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
w-YoRK, June IS.
LATEST FROM E.NGIkND

NEW DIRK, June Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Last evening arrived at this port, the
ship iIolus, Henry, from Newry, which
port he left on the 11th, of May.
Capt. H. has favored the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser with Belfast Pa
per OF the 5th of May, containing London
dates of the LIST. one day later than hitherto
received.
Capt. II. Informs us, that the American
Embargo Law had not reached Newry pre-
vious to his sailing, but letters had been re-
ceived there from London, stating that it
was runoured an Embargo would shortly be
lard on all American vesselsin British ports,
and after capt. ii. left Newry, and was on
board his ship, he received letter from
his consignee, stating that an Embargo was
hourly expected TO be laid, and capt. H. cut
his cables and put to seain a gale of wind.
The following are all the articles of i'm
portance contained in our Belfast paper of
the 5th of May.
LONDON, May l..
A mail from Heligoland arrived this
morning, and the intelligence brought by ii
is of considerable Importance
n conspiracy to murder the Emperor OF
Russia has been discovered, and the prnei-
pal conspirators arrested. The particulars
are not yet known; the fact is all that is
of the 25th ult
The Diet at Orebro was opened on the Goth
uit. by speech from the King. 1t alludes
to " the great and important occurrences
likely to take place out OF Sweden" which
can only mean the impending war between
Russia and France. 1t congratulates the
Swedes upon their being out of the reach of
foreign sway" land touches upon the $50
reign calculations, that have been formed
respecting Sweden; expressions which might
be referred either to overtures from Russia
or from France, but which are believed to
relate solely to the overtures from Bona
parte to send $4,000 Swedes to join him on
condition of receiving back Findland, and
part of the Russian territory as far as the
Lake Ladago.
1t announces also the intention of the
King to SO hand in hand with his son Der
nadotte) in obtaining the independence of
Sweden in defiance of Z" hostile threats from
without"
From this Speech it may be inferred, that
Sweden will take part against France.
Some, however, suppose. that she will re-
main neutral--a superstition which is not
very reConcilable with the fact of the indis-
criminate capture Of all French privateers
by the Swedish cruizers six of the former
having been sent into Carlsham lately, one
carrying g and the other IA guns. g..
Orders have been issued to equip the
whole Swedish feet without delay. .,.. D.,
We have not yet any declaration on the
part of Sweden decisvely favourable to this
country. BY recent order however, we
find British ships i'll distress are directed
to have every assistance afforded them.
i he answer to the dispatch brought by
the flag of truce is expected to be sent off
this evening or tomorrow morning. Moth
ing has yet TRANSFERRED of the nature of the
communication from France. .
The letters from St. Petersburgh by the
mail, are to the 4th inst--they mention no.
thing new.--A Russian Messenger is arriv-
ed, however, by the packet, with dispatch
es for the British Government.
A letter from Ments in 90 DAYS, transmit
ted by the way OF Sweden, informs us, that
the Austrian army, under the Archduke
Charles consists OF 10000 men and are
ready to join the French at the first notice.
OFFICE OF COMMITTEE OF PRIvY coUN-
Gil FOR TRADE.
WhifehaH, IhrH 81, 1912.
CT he lords of the committee OF council
for trade have taken into consideration the
state of the trade with the Baltic, and the
difficulties to which the trade may be ex-
posed by change of political circumstan-
CeS. L am therefore directed to aCQuaint
you that their lordships have come to the
resolution to grant licenses permitting any
vessels, not French, [of Course American
vcsels of not less than 100 tons burthen
to procl ed from any RussiaA port in the
Baltic, laden with hemp, fax, tallow, lin
seed, and grain to Maiwvck or Hano Bay
(the names If the ships, &c. being indorsed
on the back Of the license at the time OF
clearancc) such L argo to be transhipped on
board Of any British vessel which may be
there in order 10 be Supported into a port Of
G.. Britain. am, however, TO add, that il
is to be distinctly undcrsto od, that no license
will be granted to those ves> els to proceed to
a British port, on the plea Of there rot being
British ships to convoy the said carsoes to
O. Britain. l am, Sir, your mort obetGent
servant,
THOMAS LACK"
"To S. THORNTON, Esq.
Governor Of rife Russian COastGgy."