The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
HOUSE OF COMMONS. MA, o.

odteW AnthtSEry.-Mr.W htbread said
ne understood we were on the eve of the
last OF our periS--a war with America
that the country was in the most perturbeu
state at home in short that anxiety and
disattection prevailed throughout the king
dom.
Lord Castiereagh replied, it was not so
easy to form a government as to DESTROY
one--he and his friends were precisely in
| the same situation as on Friday last that
the hon. sentleman's information respecting
a war with America was erroneous---it was
never intended to adjourn Pariament--Sc
that as to the internal state of the country.
every days post brought relief to govern
ment.
ANSWER OF THE PRINCE REGENT,
Mr.. WoTtley appeared at the bar, and
stated that pursuant to the order of the
house. he had waited on his Royal High
ness the Prince Regent, with the address
pursuant to their resolution, to which adj
dress his Royal Highness had been pleased
to return the following most gracious ad-
dress
" shall take into my serious and immc-
date consideration the address which I
nave no" received from the House of Com
mons"
Mr.. HMt5redd wished to know whether
1t was the intention of the noble lord (Cas-
tlereagh) to resist the production of the cor
respondeEce respecting Mr.. Henry and Sir
lanes Craig, which he had given notice
that he intended to move for.
Lord CasflereaSh replied, that he should
feel 1t his duty to resist The PRODUCTION of
that correspondence.
LONDON, May 25.-No doubt exists of
tile Prince Regent having confided TO the
Marquis Wellesley, the arrangement Of a
new Ministry. His Lordship on Saturday
afternoon, attended TO receive the commands
oi his Royal Highness, who had pre- viously
held conference with the Royal brothers.
TITS understood that Lord Liverpool. and
the other members of Mr.. Perceval's Adj
ministration--with the exception of Lord
Melville, have absolutely declined becoming
members OF the new ministry, to which they
were invited by MIR. Canning. With lords
Grey and Grenville, Marquis Wellesley is
believed to be yet in negotiation, although
report states lord Grenvlle is said to have
declined coming in at the present iupcture.
1t VIII probably take two or three DAYS ere
TINS Important arrangement can be finally
adjusted, but as the sentiments of the lead
ing men OF all parties have been ascertain
ed, there can be little doubt, that the efforts
OF lord Wellesley will be successful in che
formation OF vigorous and efficient admin
istration. OF Mr.. Nansjttart, we hear no
thing. The situation ct that gentleman is
not little embarrassing lie has already
vacated his seat by accepting an Office, Of
which he probably may never execute sim
gle fuE-tion. Some elnolument must, how
ever, we presume, attach even to this tenn
porary possession of so high an Office. Pro-
baby certain portion Of the salary, & the
accustomed service plate.
BY a gentleman who Quilted France, by
the Wasp, we are informed, that the
practised under the late conscrip-
ton had cIci.cd some murmurs in Paris,
which reached tie ear of Bonaparte, lust
before be left his capital. On this occasi-
on, IT is said, tie French Ruler, TO shew his
in his good citizens, ordered his
horse, mounted, and proceeded through the
streets Of Paris, unaccompauied by
a single attendant.
May 29.---Siltcr. in dollars and bullion.
to the amount 81 35O00oH arrived bv the
last feet from China A single banking
house IF the west end Of Tie town, had
70, 600 dollars consigned to it. I'm ccnse
quence of chs valuable importation, snyet
has fallen Considerably.
A letter from an eminent merchant at
Liveryool, dated the Esd instant, says