The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
FOREIGN.
BOSTON, April IS.

Arrived this morning, the ship Milo, Clio
YER, from Dublin, bringing Dublin papers to
the. frst Of IfriI, London dates to 2Sth
March.
The French squadron from L Orient CONT
nued to elude their pursuers no account
being OBJ tanned of them since 14th March.
They probably got into Brest.
. LORD harrington made his motion in par
lament 18th March, having in view change
OF ministry. The majority against him was
very great. i.,r..-
Petitions sgainst the ORDERSIN COUN-
ClLcontinued to be forwarded to pa rliament
he Swedish troops in Pomcrania had
been disarmed by the rrench-The king of
Sweden, sent transports to bring them 4 one,
and an officer to confer with the French
comm ander but the latter would hold no
conference with him nor allow the troops to
embark.
An Agent from Sweden had arrived in
England, and a treaty was expected.
A British fleet was about to sail for the
Baltic.
The French Conservative Senate is in
Session. Reports had been made By the
Minister at War, and by the Minister of Fo-
reign affairs. The latter minister said
FREQ ships make free goods"--he slludes
so,the British Orders in Council as violating
this principle, and refers to the AZ Berlin
and Milan DEGREES as the remedy that, to
have the desired effect, they must he every
where enforced and disposabIe troops must
be sent to wherever the British flag may be
expected to enter. The Minister at War
says &c, the greatest part of the troops
have been called out of the empire TO de-
fend those great interests which ensure the
prepohderance of France, and to maintain
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, so fatal to
England"
oh. - r.
ohclal articles--not a word of Sweden
1t is said, all the male population of
France is divided into four classes and called
out.
The Dublin Frecm ans Journal says, cit
IS worthy OF remark, that the Berlin and Mi
Ian DEGREES are re-enacted in all their fury.
What will America say to this 1''
dfr. Horne Iooke has paid the debt of na-
ture.
The Milo left at Dublin Cd April the Yer
mont and Susannah of New York the
Margaret, Maria and Massachusetts, for
n. York, sailed about 25th March.
There was report in London that Cadiz
md fallen. [This cannot be correct.l
u RecefJ'ed by tie shih Milo, Gait. Clio
yer, % days from Dublin.
DUBLIN, March Cove have still no
news from Portugal, though Mail has ar
rived from Lisbon. 1t is said in letter
from Plymouth, that the French indicate
design OF attacking Tariffa once more
ouch,we are told, was the opinion at Gil
braltar, when the Entrepenant touched at
this fortress This we should not by any
means think unlikely.
Regarding the news Of the North, we
have nothing more recent than what the
reader collected from Napolcon's State do
euments. There is one circumstance, how
ever, which we deem it worthy to nutice.-l
IL is SAID that at Napoieon's Lcvee, which is
described as highly magnificent, the Am
oassadors from ali nations were present,
except tho Russias Plenipotentiary "A
strong fact, and worthy serious reflection.
Letters from Paris Of the 18th mentr, 3 |
that BoDsparte still remained in the capital, |
but his departure was shortly expected.
Lord Melville is officially announced First
Lord OF the Admiralty.
The hottest press that has taken place
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