The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-11

WiShttohS ot the htny. his re estaolish-
ment on the throne OF his ancestors will be
for France only, the unhappy transition
| from the calamities Of war wiiich tyranny
rcrPctuates. TO the blessings OF a sc,;<a
peace. for which foreign powers can never
IND any securit, but in the word OF the
legitimate sovereign.
RurigoeU, Eco. l, 1915
new York. May S.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FGaEiiN NEWS.
The Editors of the Mercantile AdYer.i-
ser have received in anticipation + the nail
the Newport MerCu'y If he first inst. .roIa
"h'c" me following late AID Important to-
reign news IS copied.
P'i!au IS 'aken BY the Russians. Thorn
taken ard gwen up ia p.llase. Berlin was
taken March and Gen. D'York mae
governor. lamburg We takenby ;ht Rus
ans Marcl, 10, and Euz;haver bv the Eng
hsh. Tae ; Xon C1urJ left ID esecn. is
CAPITAL, Feb o. ~ King Prussia has
made le-sue Zen see and defensive with
Russia The ierCh hid made several
sorties from Dantzic, AID had los, 1000
men. The place held ou a Swedish ex-
petition was ahnu; c bal king Tor Pomera-
MA. The person, whom We iea.nt by for
mer accounts. WAS arrested at v erna and
sent to Hungary. proves to be the Prince
Royal of Bavaria An Austrian Minister
nad arrived IN l. )uGOn.
An additional naval force he'd been or
dered out SIX pence additional duty has
been laid in E"slund on Amerleaa cotton.
II British ./rgate nor tos. The vessel
which was ost ON Monday last near Chath-
am, proves to be large Swedish ship, not q
trigate as first reported.
Ealract Of iefter fran our Boston Corr
re@hondenf. do'ed May !, { hvsning.)
The u. S. frigates President ana Con-
gross yes5erday! took advantage of the first
westerly breeze which has blown for Sc
ve,'ai days 10 put to sea. They left our har-
Dor about u O'Clock and passed Cape Ann
about p M The wind was fresh az S.
w. through the night; but this ,no,lirg it
was calm, and the wind changed to r. with
thick weather, and SO Continues We have
not heard OF the frigatea since they ,,.ssed
Cape Ann.
The British frigates Tcnedos and Shan
non were seen on Thursday Che day beicre
the sailing Of our ships) of Cape Ann and
had been spoken in the Bay almost daily
for some time past. They had not, howevsr,
paid their former close pisif TO our harbor
for about fortnight.
1t is rather doubted whethe battle has
occurred; and ii not our ships have pro-
ceeded on a general cruize.
Sch. Ruby, from Philadelphia to Boston,
taken by the British, and mdshipmsn
and four men put on board, and ordered
fpr Halifax, has been jaR5tted into Machiss
by her former Captain, who was left On
board"
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday arrived here tine cartel ship
Robinson, Captain Potter, Of this port, 81
days from Dartmouth [Fugland) with eos !
supercargces. masters, mates ard seanien
OF American vessels carried into EnclAhdI
a, BY this arrival the Editors Of The Mere,
ry have becD politely favored by Capt. o.
den, ard other psssengels, with hIessoN
LONDON paper re the ltt Of April. and
Steels and Lloyd's Lists FIR March--from
which they have extracted every article OF
consequence E',e s.9.,-..
Upwards OF 1900 americana were mi.
soners in Enga d when Captain p. sailed
1000 of them we're at Chatham, confined,
and IN q very unhe ny rsituation Each
man was allowed i56. sterling per day r
his subsistence which was paid weekly
The caPtaiNs & supercargoes e. American
vessels were sent into the inte rior Of the
country.
Provisions Of every kind were scarce and
dear in England. Beef from Cd. to Is.
sterling per pound.
LONDON, March 90.
the report of partial change in admin
istration is not altogether without founda-
tion. 1t is generally credited that Lord
Castlereagh rendered his resignation on
Friday last to the Prince Regent. who did
not think fit to accept ii. His Lordship,
however, is said to persevere in his inter
ton of retiring from Office.
March 81.
Erhedition to .EIrerica.-The detention
of the expedition for the coast Of America,
now in Plymouth harbor, is reported to he
for the purpose Of concentrating az Il
Strengthening the squadron. The following
are the ships already assembled in Ply
mouth Sound Diadem, 81 guns. Woowich
ID. and Romuus IL. Zen lute) Nemesis IS,
Mariner. Crockett ship) and Transports
There are expected with the battalion q
marines from Tsrbay GOO strorg) the
! Diomede, so guns. Fox So, & Success 3d.
The battalion of marines is II anIford BAT
| racks, Plymouth, will embark, it is suppos-
ed, as soon as tho other battalion arrives in
the Sound. The two batslions consist of
1000 picked men. The expedition will sail
III few days.
Six troops ofthe 10Th light dragons have
lately arrived nj Cork, where, it is said,
they are to be dismoanted, and to embark
for North America.
OCCUPATION OF HAMBURGH.
| The Gazette of yesterday evening cor
firms what we had before learnt Of the o.
cupation of Hamburger by the Russian
troops, and of Cuxhaven by the British -