The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-31

minutes.
On Saturday the two Archbishops,% tn,
Duke OF Niontrosc, the Eari Of Aylesfoid, &
Earl Winchclsea, held Council at Wind
4 sor, and examined the Kings Physicians
The Report was, that tile agitation of his
M;jesty,s mind continued with very little u
Inaten'eHt Ut violence until "Wednesday last,
~hen 1t subsidized, and his Majesty has been
much more composed ever since. The
Bulletin which the Physicians signed is as
follows:
/ Windcor Castle, Jan. IS, 1912.
His Majesty is nearly in the same state
Ia which he was previous to the late increase
olhis disorder
II. HhLFoRp, "JWILLIs,
| IN. BAILL1E, "R. Wins
w. HEsERDEN,
land, 49,
! Bernadottc's speech to the Swedish Mo,
march, on the occasion of the resumption of
the Royal duties by his Majesty, is docu,.
ment ct importance. He confesses, that tie
ADOPTING the Continental System, and ts
Caring war against G.. Britain, the revenre
from the Customs had been cxtinguished ;
| that the 'cruizcrs under the French flag lsad
eom'ihtted numerous aggressions, which he
Emperor had engaged to redress--anf in
iadvertmg to the foreign relations of the
country, emitting Ftance, he remarks, that
sweden was OH the moyt amicable footing
Win the courts offeiiin, Petersburg, Wen
ia, nd Constauti'op,e.
7 T,l January %.
II Every ship Of war fit for service. IS order
lea to be got ready. Among these are So
ne Albion, Rannlies, Montagu, and Asia,
'ine OF battle ships at Cha.har The Inn
p,regnabie, SO Superb and Exc client, "a !;
llmon and Pomone, SO, at Por,s.J ouths--
ihe,Ocean, IS; Spencer, "a; Revolution
are, So +; and Sta. and Electra, sloops at
lFiymnath. The Duncan, "A !; Seahorse, IS !;
ana devastation bomb, at Woolwich. The
Nemesis, % !; Savage sloop. and Sen tinei
and Olympia cutters, at Shearness.
,'ti January 90. :
The Immediate result of Lord w. BEN.
/ TICK returnrto Palermo and an interview
| with the KING, is said to have been that
leverS dIfhculty was amicably arranged, and
| the. arrest and trial Of number OF French
spies and emissaries ordered 1t is of this
circumstance the French Papers avail them
selves, which, in an article from Naples CT
the Sth, would have it believed, that the
tpersons arrested are the :" best friends OF
the Sicilian Government The tone OF
that article sufficiently shows that the pro
IJects OF the enemy against Sicily have been
! completely defeated. 5 -,
Il he following letter, though containing no
political news, is interesting:
| PALERMO hay, Nov. IL, 1871.
:. The hrcbduke FRANCIS, of Austria, has
tsft Vienna on an hymenial pursuit, after
/ the eldest Princess of SARDINIA, his niece,
he mas the psrmnossheen OF sae RDsh
put nrst Cousin: he is eldest brother to
i naA xieiAL1AH and FERptNANp. His Ma
lJesty S ship Victorious has taken him ovr,. To
Sardinia. The Princess is a most beautiful
woman, al.cut % his age is SIS you will
AZ
/ lie Is man OF very great property, and
purposes ticking up his residence with YOU.
January 80.
CafthTe Of a French Frigate.-There is
no doubt (though the official accounts are
not yet received) that another action, no.
nourable to our naval arms, has been fought
in the Adriatic. Whether there were more
than the English Active, Of So, and the
French Pomone, of A guns, engaged, is not
known but it seems certain that the latter
has been taken by the former, after a furi-
GUS fight. Captain Gordon has lost a leg.
but is doing we'll.
Since writing the above, we understand
thatthe Marquis of Hurrley had a letter
yesterday, via France, from Capt. Maxwell,
OF the Alceste, dated, LISA, Dec. 9, "that
the romtne had been taken from the enemy,
and that Capt. Gordon Of the Active frigate,
mad the loss OF his leg, was doing we'll"
! 9 January 81.
| Our readers will recbliect that about two
months ago, the Austrian Government issu-
ed an order directing that French troeps
should be allowedto pass through the Aus
TRAN territories, & that provisions g. other
| necessaries should be afforded them. 1t Is
now said. that the French have assembled
a powerful force on the Eastern confines of
Hungary, and that in the event of hostlities
with Russia, France in connection with an
Austrian army,fwill come ON the rear of
the Russian army on the Danube, which
has been lighting the Turks. This army it
| is thought, BoNAPARTE will attempt to
seize. and THUS make Russia subscribe to
such terms he may choose to dictate to
| her. fr,
| Piynoufh, Jan, "a. Arrived shin Mad
docks, Durham, from Wilmington, with
timber and an American ship for Ports
mouth.
27.---Came in an american ship from
Bordeaux bound to n. York, detained by the
! Niemen.
| An American mail reached London Ian
%, with news to Dec. 26.1
| 28.-The Unicorn has sent in 2 Amerj-
can ships from Baltimore, with valuable
| cargoes, bound to Bordeaux. Came in the
ship Peace and Plenty, from Wilmington
n. &.
4 From London Prints received AT Charleston.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-Two Anholt Mails
iarriycd On Ihrrgfiav The latt.,. f,e.S q.