The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-31

ness, to assure lords Grey aud G,enville, that his
royal highness had come. to determination to |
change the whole system on which the government |
WAS TO be carrie'i on, and that two important ea-
lures o his future administration be- conces-
sion TO the Catholics, and the repeal of the Orders in
Council. This was on Saturday, June the 9th. On
Monday, June Sth, his royal hishness pleased
appoint to the Office Of FIRST Minster, and 10 au,ho-
rise to form the whole of the government the Earl
OF Liverpool, Who with every one of his collea cues
present aud FIXTURE, is irrevocably pledged a-pinst
Catholic concessions and against the repeal of the
Orders in Council
= Lord Liverpool stated his re-iuvestment in Office
and that he had the Princes authority to form mi
nstry We return, then. 10 intolerance sitter hav-
ing tried ahotch potch OF intolerance and relaxation
then, relaxation with reserve; and next, relief
With only spy in the camp And during all this
time, the restless enemy of Europe is pursuing his
career, and proceeding to the demolition of the last
independent sovereign the continent ;-the .7nse-
ricis hare actually commenced Aostiiities against
rs disturbances rage in our own bosom all tue
departments ct Office are in state ct inaetion; the
finances OF the year are not procured; and the
son OF Parliament is brought nearly TO the usual pc
Rod Of its close! Morning Chronicle.
Earl Mora hud also an audience OF the Prince Re
gent yesterday, at which his ordship received the
vacant blue ribbon. is -
Yesterday the guard of the Liverpool mail brought
letter to amerean'ile house in town, stating the
arrival OF vessel 1.-THE Qucen) with intelligence that
the United States had declared war against this
country The writer OF this letter has mi taken the
morning various letters from Washington, some
oi them dated the Sth u Several IF them expires IS
strong apprehensions of immediate war, and bepti-
on, rs one strong indication, the order for the march
OF one-tenth OF the levy Of IS5,0O0, e. e. IS sds)
who, it is believed, will proceed the frontiers Of
Canada--and. say, commence hostilities
even before the expiration of the embargo.
We ought however to state that of the let
tiers, one oil them from member OF the government.
who is in frequent, may say in daily habits of in
ercourse with the president, assert with equ. con-
hdence, that there viii be war. 7r<r ~
fslleyrand is stated IN the most recent letters
from Gotenburgh, to he at wilma, in order to treat
with Romapzof other accounts say with Bennng-
Letters of the 5th May, from ST. Petersburgh.
state that Admiral Chickagoffhad been sent on a
pacific mission to Constautnople, invested with full
powers; and that Admiral Greig had gone to
bucharest to assist in the attainment of the same oh
Ject. .s.t rrs
a Hambureh Correspondent, of the e6th ul..
mentions, tina, Bonaparte had left Dresden, and
had followed his army towards the Russian frontiers
The Marquis Wellesley yesterday entered into
an explanation of the words he had used ia
former debate, namely, dreadful amin osities p
We never thought he used them Inadvertently, s.
his Lordshp has declared that he used them elher-
atey * advisedly He declared also, that he had no,
authorised the publication of his statement and that
he was at seeing it published at the
time at which it made public. ,,fo~l
1t is now stated from Stockholm, that Mr. Thorn
ton, who has hitherto passed under the name of
Thompson, has been publicly acknowledged as an
accredited Minister from Great Britain.
LONDON, June H.
ST. Janaes's Palace, Jare g.
Minute of conversation between Lord NJ ura aud
Lords Grey and Grenville, at which Lord Erskine
present. -rl.B. +4.- f..i j F.,
Lord MORA stated to lord Grey * lord Grenvie,
that he was authorised by the prince regent TO con
suit with them the formation of new govern
ment; and satisfactory explanations having taken
place between them, respecting such measures as
tn ne of he pre- ri.
sent moment, more especisiiy with reference the
situation of Isis majesy's Roman Catholic subjects,
and the differences now unl,apply subssting with A
merica, and that lord Mora had received this COM
mission without any restriction or limitation wiate-
Yer being Ibid by the prince their considering an,
points which they Judged useful for his service they
expressed their satisfaction with the fairness of this
proposal aud their readiness to enter such dis
cussons must precede the details of any new ar
rangement. As the preliminary question, which APP
peared Ia them of great Importance, and which they
thought 1t necessary mediately to bring forward,
to prevent the inconvenience and embarrassment Of
the further delay which might be produced if this
negotiation should break off in a more advanced
state, they asked whether this full liberty extended
to the consideration of new appointments TO those
great Offices OF the household which have been
ally included in the political arrangements made i'm
change of administration intimating their opinion
that 1t would be necessaryto act on the priuci-
pie on the present occasion. Earl Mora answ cred,
that the prince had laid restriction upon him in
that respect, and had pointed in the most dis
tan manner at the protection of those officers from
removal. Thatit would, however, be impossible for
him (earl MOira,) TO concur in making the exercise
of this power positive aud indispensable in the orma-
ton OF the administration, because he should deem
it, public grounds, peculiarly Objectionable. To
this earl Grey and lord Grenville replied, they also
acted on public grounds alone, and with no other
feeling whatever, than that which from the ne
cessity Of giving to government that character
OF efficiency and stability, and those marks OF the
constitutional support of the crown, which are re-
CURED to enable it to act usefuy for the public SER
vice; and that on these groundsit appeared them
Indispensable that the of the great Offices
OF the court with the administration should be clear
ly established in its first arrangements. decided
difference of opinion, to this point having been
thus expressed both sides, the conversation ended
here with mutual declarations of regret Nothng
said the subject of official arrangements, nor
any persons proposed either side, to fill any par
toular Situations
June 12--An AnboIt mail, which arrived this
forenoon, has brought us accounts from Gottenburg
to the 9TH inst. An article in the Swedish papers
dated st. Petersburg, April 10, states that the Ut
most exertions we're then making by the emperor
Alexander, to procure transports for conveying
troops from Finland, supposed to be destined for
Memel-The number wanted was so great, that en-
der5 had been sent TO Sweden to engage some, for
wlIieh high premium 10 be given. ] hose who
may infer from this circumstance, a disposition on
the part Of the emperor of Russia to renew the war
with fiaDce, viii soon have reason, believe, to
change their opinion. The board of trade in this
country, have already suspended the granting Of IL
cences for tie sailing OF noutrals TO the Baltic and
III understood they ia future to be dispensed
with. his circumstance amounts to pretty plain
indication oil the part of our governments that no
reliance is TO he placed the of hostilities
being about to commence between France aud Rus.
I,tffa hat Al. r