The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

I - Viz Et.s "a O-As Ava istS pNfRoSSs
! now before Parliament 1t enables Roman
| Catholics To sic in either House OF Pariia.
| inert, 10 hold al civil and military Offices,
upon their taxing and making certain de-
claraticn and oath. instead of the oaths Of
allegiance, ahjuration aud supremacy, aud
the dcciaratioos against Observation-Disclosures
and the invocation of saints rcGuigc;. by the
Ipresens lavs---exccp. the .iSce * Lord
High Chancc.lov, Lord Keeper or Com.
missioner of the Great Seal If Great Bri
tain, or Eord Lieutenant, OF Lord ilcputy,
or Cbiet CCvernur or Governors OF ireland.
Rcmsn Catholics are also to continue dis
| qualified TO hold or present 20 any otiiCs, he.
rrcsice, place or dignity, belonging % tire es-
tab!ishea church, or the church cf Sect
land; or to envy ecclesiastical urt Of ju.
ristiicti>n, or TO any of the Universities of
this reS.ic Or 90 the colleges of Elton,
West,ojtycr, or Winchester, or to any coll
ilcge os'sChool, or royal or ccclcI'astical
foundation within this realm. otherwise Than
they are Sy laws now existing qualified 10
mold OF present to.
| Mr. Canuing has proposed several sup
iple'acntary Clauses, not hostile to the bin,
but merely as addenda which with the
bill, are ordered 10 bs printed.
! Nay S.
! a Gnettnbursh mail wlich has Just ar
rived. bru.gs the unfavorable intelligence.
Shat rupture between Sweden and Den
mark is NAV oidatie each power has win
,drawu its agent from ,,ie court of the
other.
Goften5ursh. Atrl 81. The comman-
der iii chief and several regiments have ar
rived. The Crown Prince.is daily expect
| ed TO review the troops previous to their
embark alton.
Baron Jacob Kliest formerly prussian
4 min 81 4 Il
pected here TO embark for England.
| Nay S. p
Count Bernstein, Che Danish ambassador
has left this country on his return TO Co
penhagen. having failed in his pacific over
turesi which is By no way surprising, con-
| s,dering the extravaganza of tho demand
Ut the Danish government These are said
10 haze been--ro guarantee Norway t.
| Denmark to restore ter captured islands
and her fleet; 60 pay an Indemnity for it.
capture. and the damages sustained in Zea
and; to make over to her the Hause
| owns, and to grant her subsidy to enablr
her to take possession CT them.
GoversDent have received ofScisi ad
ices from Gen. Stewart, dated at Berlin
The Esd ult. of the surrender Of the i'm
portanl fortress of Thorn, by capitrlation
% the arms vt the allies. The garrison are
made prisoners of war (; the Bavar,at
troops were allowed their parole.
Nay Z.
The troops Of SAKE Weimar. Gotha an,
Heiihurgh auscn, surrendered by capitiIa
ton, to the PCussians they were marchet
to gen. B'ucher's headquarters 81 Alien
y burgh. anu immediately volunteered thei
services against the enemy. The import
ant fortress of Spandau has capitulated
and private letters mention several othe
places taken possession of by the allies.
The Danes have sent gun boats up tn,
Eibe AS fa' a. Zniinspecker and have vo
UNFAIRLY offered tOod, and their troops to as
sist at RamDuYgh,
Hay g.
There is confident report OF sre:,, dis
turbance having taken place at Anster
dam; and that it was not Guelied withuu
difficulty.
Mar. George II. Rose goes as r.iniste
from this Country to Sweden.
Serious disturbances arc said to have
broken out IL Palermo troops had arrived
there from Malta. and three line of bAtti
; ships are said TO have been moorf;f wit
their broadSides TO the town; ready 70 act a
occasion tight require.
Two French frigates made their oscar
, from Brest on the 2lst ult.
4 Alay re.
From HaTTburg5, EZay 4.-T'he .tua
ton ot our CITY - very critical Elckmuf
ia at Cuxhaven with 5000 men but we AT
coupctent TO meet him. An attempt wa
made co ford the river, which thag wouh
nave accomplished had the East wind cor
ltnccd but fortunately the wind CHANGED
md che depsn OF the stream rendered iT
tpassabie.
The army Of the French on the banks
sthe Saale, extends from the limits % Frar
coma To Msgdeburgh, and the n',mb n
computed TO $4,000 men. Ihe Russian
are in prodigisus force, supported by ii,
Prussians tho whole extending in lis
from Aitenbsrg to Ile.sau and Berlin an,
-itnin this range, are in Cooperation, tn
I Imperial generals W.nzWgerode aud wiz
Igeustein, and the tiussian COMMANDED
= LestcoCq de- YORK. AMI Biucter-kutusu
' SICK at B.tZen, where he is attended by III
: physicians Of the Emperor aud King
q Prussia.
Il HehsolaisJ. Nay Give have just T,
-eiVed information Of a desperate conflict
lthe neigh6ourhood Of Halle yaere I'll
French were defeated by the Allies vii
a tine loss Of 5000 men. In consequence
(which the Russians and prussians are n
! IN force OF the left 6anE Of the Saales, b
low Mersborg.
u Dresden, HhrH 25.--Austria will certain
iy join the Allies; a Congress of tie &c
:, man Body, under sanction of the Empert
/, Francis, IS confidently spoken of, with
view OF establishing his authority. aud ii
ancien, Gcrmanic constitution.