The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-16
FOREIGN.
BosroN, June 9
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

We we're yesterday favored with London Papers
to April 80, and Liverpool to May l.
la the House of Commons April g. Mr.. Whit.
bread read the Presidents Massage respecting Hen
ry' affair, and demanded whether Government was
privy 10 his mission SSc. Lord Castlereaeh replied
that the ministers knew nothing of Henry's mission
til It had terminated, and then considered it as an err
rand tor military nformation and took no notice of
It, as beng at an end and that the letter which
mentions cy phcr to be furnished, was not among
Sir James Craig's enclosures to Government and
that Ministers knew nothing oft, but what they
saw IN the newspapers. --t
Lord Holland called the attention of IKE House. of
Lords To the same subject. Lord Liverpool, for
himself and others, declared there never had been a.
ny attempt, design or wish to effect any separation
OF dsunion between any parts of the IT, s. or to TO.
ment any dissatisfaction towards tie Government
OF that country nor had any individual been EN-.
iioycd ny Government on such service !: that th .
employ ment OF Henry wasunknown to Government.
x his engagement OF Craig was merely TO Obtain in
formation and TO which the administration was
not pr1yy. -r4 =.
April %, the British Parliamentiwent into ooo,
mitee OF the whole to hear the agents OF rue petit
oners aginst the Orders in Council.
Additional Petitions, with numerous sigrers
have been presented against the Orders in Coun-
a mob have burnt the factory of IVroe and
Ddncroft, about 10 miles from Manchester, En-
gland.
The convoy for Quebec, Nova Scotia and A nell.
a, sailed from England April &c, having on board
detachments of officers and men for different regi-
ments
The British, Government distrusts the int enticps
Of Barnadotte-aud intercourse opened with
Russia 10 TO be carried without the merchant yes
sells stopping at Swedish port.
The Chancellor OF the EXcheguer said IN Para.
yrent - pr GO, that he thought il impossible the u.
Ststes could any longer MAINTAIN that the Berlin
aud MILAN DEGREES were repealed unless they meant
to make common cause with France.
In the British House of Lords April %, the ma
Jority assnst the Roman Catholics was ~.
Sweden demands of Britain and France TO be al.
lowed to remain neutral. ...
3 French priyateers have been carried into Swe
Gen by ship Of war.
A plot las been discovered in Paris between some
Clerks ia thc War Department and the Russian lie.
CATION. One clerk has been sentenced to death and
another fined sc.
1t is said Bonapartc intends to open the @hcls
range OF ports from st Maocs to Antwerp for trade
with England, instead of the late license trade
It is reported that France has declared that she
has no objection TO admit Spain and PoytugaL 40
parties to negotiation for peace, understanding
they will eede to France all the Spanish territory
North Of the EbrO.
The English will not consent that France shall
hold any territory south Of the Pyrenecs.
Il is said HOnapartg is seriously ndisposed, and
that his physicians have declared his case drops-
cal one.
The French Government has ordered that Q mil
lions OF ratons of soup be distributed daily in the
difcreit departments.
Among other rumOrs in England az to the late
&c from Frapce, one is that BOnaparte offers
ovcrtnr, Conditional revocation of the Berlin
60 consent to a.
s. MILAN DEGREES. -ers for Paris are all de.
The American Mcssen- -erican carlcave Pa.
tained at Moriaix and no An. reriSs
us without passport, 70 embark for a. t"nI
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