The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

hniteu oy the Russian gov eminent: the
same prohibition is enhrced IN Prussia also.
LONDON, June TO- The followinl, letter
has been received from Paris: The
principal novelty here OF late has been the
arrival OF Heurv.
His friend the soi-diSant Count de
Sriiion, is no other than ci-dcyant French
Priest, who was an officer in the STAFF of
Marshal Ncy, N Spain. when he contrived
20 rob the military chest and escape TO Eng
ianu. Then he succeeded in passing him
self OF an E.migrant Noblcmap. and nc
such, sold to Henry an Estate in France.
shares IN the bank of France, aud bills ON
different Senators who never existed The
Estate is IN the moon Shares all counter
let's. Thus Henry has lost nearly the
whole OF the money which tile American
Government was silly enough to give him.a
| LONDON, June IL,
In answer to az the clubbing s. special
pleading OF The court about The rairness os
its proceeding In ,ts late Dep0c, IONS. W..
oppose and sha. coniate 10 oppusc. ,he.
declaration If lold Ha'rowby, " That ths
ministers have resi- oed thcir Offices 10 or
der to prevent opposition from CARRYING
their measure This declaration cai.aot
be too often repeated, nor too infinitely can
vassed. Itnot only cont aims the leading no.
! hey of the court III the late negotiation with
/ e -
ons into which the Court enters with men
| who seek to form an administration on prin-
ciples independent of its will. The minis
terS, 1t is avo;Ted, resume their Offices 20
prevent opposition from Carrying their mea-
'uies. What were those measures ga
thollc MISREPRESENTATION of Ameri-
Disqualification of the manufacturing dis
tricts,-economy in the public expenditure
land the rigid application of every guinea
| could ka of 81,
cution of the war in the Peninsula
NJ. CHron.
| POLES Il will confer upon you king.
| will! extend your limits.
Your country shall be greater than it was
IN the days of StaRislsus.
The grand duke of Wurtzburg, our un-
Gle, shall be your king.
| This sovereign has bestowed upon ms mia
friendship, he has proved it 10y his conduct
and his attachment to the common cause
His troops are now placed at our disposal
unite yourselves with them, and never re-
Vive the ancient animosity which was on
coura ged towards his subjects, and which
eXtinguished the glory ofyour ancestors.
! NAPOLEOE.
HOLMsTADT, May 25-The Danes
have embargoed in their ports all the
French Privateers, and forbidden fo, the fu
ture the depredations Of these veImin on
their coasts. The Swedish property they
had lately taken i'll the sound they have.
ordered to be restored. These friendly
appearances indicate change of system.
| PLTMoUTH, June 7.--Camc in the Grace
cartel, from Morlai2i, with several passen-
sengers from thence--The Morning Star
cartel sailed this day with American pas
sengers, to go to America by way of
| France.
June 10
Viscount Sidmouth was yesterday sworn
in at the Privy Council Secretary of STATE
Tor the Home Department, in the room of
| Mr. Ryder.
Earl Bathurst was sworn in Secretary Of
State for the War and Col. Department. If,
the room of Earl of Liverpool. The nobir
viscount and carl received the seals ofoffics.
accordingly.
Earl narrowly was introduced and con-
Quoted to the Presidency of the Council, in
room of Viscount Sidmouth. Courier.
| IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
| HOUSE OF COMMONS, June II.
/ ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Mr.. Rose gave notice, that he should
move, tomorrow, that the house do. on
Monday next, take into consideration the
evidence relating to the Orders in Council,
Mr.. Brougham supposed that the right
ihon. gentleman was not aware Of his notice
which stood for Tuesday next.
| Mr.. Rose was perfectly aware of that no.
ticc, aud wished to take the sense of the
house on the propriety of it.
THE ADMINISTRATION.
General Gascoigne wished to ask the No
lbie Lord Cast!ereagh. if the Adminlstrati
on about to be formed was in such a state
OF iorwardness as TO preclude the necessity
OF the motion (which he had given notice.
Lord Castlereagh said, all the Offices OF
Government were certainly not yet filled
up; but they were expected TO be filed
up without further delay. The War and
Home Departments were PLACED under Earl
Bathurst and VisCoGnt Clear,
Hear y
General Gascoigne, then withdrew his
notice.
ADDRESS
10 tie Prince Regent on the nezv .Id,1is-
tfnGon.
Mr.. Worthy, from the transactions of the
last weeks had been induced to move an
address to the Prince Regent He wished
to cypress the sense Of Parliament, that the
government formed since Mr.. Perceval's
death was such as could not expect to pos
sess the confidence OF the House and of the
nation. The negotiation with Lords Grey
and Grenville had, as it ought, come to
nothing. Mr.. w. then moved, THAT an
humble address be presented to the p. r..
thanking II. X. Highness for his gracious
answer TO the address of the House of Com
mons and latpenfino that hi. ~, I -. !. -.