The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-27

Unique, st. Domingo, and the Isle of France
are to be restored to France, who is also to
be allowed two factories on the coasts of Ma
labar and Coromandel she is to have a part
OF Belgium no monument of the arts is TO be
taken away, &c.-From the nature of the
terms, we may conclude that this is but ano-
Their premature report, and that these rumors
express only the wishes OF the writer's. Such
terms arc equally inconsistent with policy and
with Justice.
Disugreements, it is asserted, still subsist
between ferdinand VII, and the Cortes of
Spain. 1t would be a lamentable thing if a
civil war should break cut in that country
The mobiles we observe, ere flcoking around
the King the Coites have plat sd Gen. La
cv at the head OF the troops. which they keep
around then..
Bonaparte upon his arrival on the Isle of
Elba, published some curious documents
/ icy arc IN his usual style. He selected the
Isle tor his residence " in consequence of the
mildness OF the manners of the people and the
climate, so congenial to his owni! The pre-
feet desires the inhabitants to sing songs of Joy
and triumph and the Vicar General of the
Isle declares that the island will become more
lliustrous from possessing 4 Prince III such inn
mortal fame
Some American papers reached town YES
telday, containing the Presidents Message,
recommending the repeal of the Embargo and
Non-lnportation Laws. The House Oh Rep
| resentatives are stated to have passed the
Repeal Bill on the eth nit. by great MAORI
", and It was expected To pass The Senate in
day or two afterwards, by nearly, an unani-
nous vote.
The S.. Domingo, Sir ]. Il. Warren has had
4 tedious passage ct six weeks from Bermuda.
She left there the Vice Admiral Sir y. Coch-
rane, with the Asia, Families, Lore, Dotterell,
6, Loup Cerver. The other ships OF tie feet
were either cruising in small squadrons on the
American coast, or biockadirg the ports. Adj
miral Cockburn was in the Chesapeake the
Tenedos and Junon were in Boston Bay, wal
ting for the return Of the Constitution. from
her cruise among the West i'i;ia Islands, and
the Essex from the South Seas. The Or
pheus, Captain Hugh Pigott, and Shclburne
sloop, had lately sailed from Bermuda, un,' er
secret orders, with a large quantity of arms
md ammunition on board, which it was con
occurred were for the purpose of arm;ng the
natives III tie Southern States. The Superb, ~,
Ton. Capt. Paget, had also sailed with guam
tty OF cntrenchng tools, and other military
stores, which being intended for the service
! i'll the ensuing campaign, were to lie deposited
oh an Island IN the Chesapeake. 1t was un-
estood that the President had been disman-
t ed, and that Com. Rodgers and his crew
were gone to the Lakes Sir A Cochrane
was to sail for Halifax, i'll the Asia, a. Capt
Wainwright, on the 9TH ult. The Hon Capt
Il. Hotham retains the Post of CAPT of the
North American feet, until Capt. Codlineton
shall arrive.
according to advices from Altona. tie Bank
OF Hamburger has been altogether drained
The merchants of that unfortunate CITY are
searching for the means of partially re-esta-
81 shing this institution, heretofore so much
respect d, and on which, as it is well known,
al the commerce of Hamburger turned.
In the House of Commons on Monday, a
number OF Petitions were presented against
any alteration il the Corn Laws. The Bill
for allowing Expectation was, however, car
rcd after some discussion, upon division Of
lO7 to 2?.-The Apprentice Pill was postpon-
ct. TO the 9th Of June.-Mr. Whitbread bro't
forward his motion respecting the confinement
OF De Bercnger, which was lost by division
OF 157 to s..
PARIS, May Is.
we are assured that Bonaparte, on his ar
rival in the island of Elba, appointed General
Bertrand Minister OF the Interior His other
ministers are not yet known.
nay 1e.-1he peace is signed such at
least is the universal assertion and every
one pretcnds to have received his information
from an authentic source. Ii has not vet been
published, it IS added, because the ratification
OF the ReScut OF England is waited for. The
following, according to report, are the prnci-
P'A N"i'utici'S VI q llCStS WHICH must Con-
stitute the happiness ofnatiops :-Cuaialoupe,
Martinique, and ot. Domingo, to be restored
to France, who will also recover the Isle of
France, and have two factories on the Mala-
bar and Coromandci coasts one half of the
ships and artillery in for,rosscs now occupied
hy the Allied Armies, To be restored to her a
part of Belgium 10 remain hers, together with
all the districts enclosed within her terI.iterv,
such az Mulhauser, the Contat, &c. There
shall D. no talk either Of contlibr ions, WAY
expenses, or any other extraordna1v iInposi-
ton no picture, nor any monument of tic
arts will be removed.
We are ssured that his Majesty has no.
minated Che members OF the commission who
arc to discuss the plan of Constitution Their
names are Messrs. FeiTaud, D'Ambray, anG
Montesquieu.
TURIN, May 10.
The Austrian Lieutenant-G General Count
Bubna, who IS now here, has published a de-
claration IN the name Of the y Lied Powers. da-
ted Paris the 25th of April, and addressed to
INC subjects Of the Continental States of tie
King of SARDINIA, informing them that they are
about 10 return under the dominion of that au-
gust family, which for so many ages had con-
sdtutcd thcir glory and their happiness and
in vir,ue of Convention concluded with
France, the Austrian troops are about to take
possession OF the country in the name CT the
lawful Sovereign, Victor En- anuel Till The
arrival Of his SaTdininn NJ al, efy his Sfatos