The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21
self to support the rights and interests of

self to SUPPORT the rights and interests of
the country.
Mr.. H1u6reqd had no doubt this mea-
sure would prevent the breaking on, Of hos
tilities in America and that It would be
the forerunner of peace with France.
The orders of the day were then dischar-
ged.
THE C.A7'RO Lie QUESTION
Is decided-On motion, Mr.. CANNING's
motion for the adjustment Of the Catholic
claims was carried in the House of Com
mons on Monday, 235 to los.
Ten OF the persons concerned in the riots
near Chester and Manchester, were exc
cuted the l4th inst
- tTXyo LONDON, June 90.
Of Russia, Frrrce, and Szvrden syc.--An
Austrian and Swedish Messenger have
arrived. The accounts BY them are said to
be, that the Russian army is Considerably
augmenteds we'll proved and ih high state
OF discipline; and that the French on the
Vistula are exposed to great difficulties on
account of the want of sufficient sustenance
A. gentleman from Riga 31st May, says,
ina, all ships OF all descriptions are admit
ted without even the inspection OF their pa
pers. but that no public order had been an
nounced authorizing a relaxation Of the for
speak of the Russian ports generally as O.
pen under like circumstances they also
aiiedge that the Russian and Swedi sh ships
are sailing in the Baltic, not only w tn Bril-
fish cognizance, but under British protec.
ton.
Our accounts from Petersburg are to 3oth
Maya ship Of war is said to have sailed
from Cronstadt with an Imperial Minister.
for the Court of St. lanes. -
Accounts from Konigsb1rg are to 3Ist
May. The French had taken possession of
battery at Pillau, commanding the port !;
and Some vessels with grain had been per-
m'tted to depart. 80
Accounts from Gottenburg, to June IA,
state that Bcnadotte has got the army
lthrty thousand men) and navy on good
footing, and that their wants, are properly
attended 10. Russia has offered to place
10000 men at his disposal. IF he should
act with Russia, and if his views are the
same, the rear Of the French army will soon
be attacked.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.--A meeting Of the
petitioners against the late orders i'm coun-
Gil, and Of gentlemen favorable to the i'm
portapt object OF the petitioners, the revival
of trade, will be held at the Golden. Lion.
Dale street, on Tuesday next, the 30tb inst.
at IL O'Clock, for the purpose of publicly ex-
pressing their thanks to those Inembers of
both houses of parlia nent, and others, to
whose exertion. they have been indebted for
the accomplishment of their object.
THOMAS BOLTON, Secretary,
Orders in Couneil.---We conclude the
first year Of our labors with subject on
which we sincerely congratulate the pub
lie our preceding pages contain the decia-
'tion by which the bnoxious orders in coun-
Gil were resc nd>d; q by which an openine
is made for the just revival of trade To
Mr.. Brougham the thanks of the, town are
particularly due, and we rejoice to, Observe
that meeting is called at which the graft
.ude of the Community may be properly ex
pressed. The deprivation from this town
merits also our earnest applause-The
clear and decided evidence of these gentle
men has had its prePoiderance, and they
have the self-satisfaction of perceivine their
country benehtted by their exertinn,. Yet.
with the true sentiment of liberality, they
themselves refer us to the labors of Others:
and oosu,s <i.--~ - .t.i; ,,> .;s-- ~, 30
gentlemen of the deputation from Birming-
ham are great beyond measure. We. hope
that some means of giving publicity to gen
eral estimation will be devised, & that men
who have thus pressed upon the attention of
government the necessity of re-opening the
only remaining source of honorable COM
merce will not be forgotten. In our own
town, shipments to a very large amount
have already.been made, and commercial
activity is reviving around US.