The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
LONDON, Nav 81.
.ARRTY.AL or TIE CHdUNUEY.

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The American schr. Chaucey, FROM New
York. brought Letters from Washington to A.
prll7, which communicate the important in
formation, chat the House OF Representatives
en- that day had passed, By very great ma
] oiitv, = Bill repeating the Embargo and Nor-
Importation laws: which Bill would pass
the Senate in a day or two, by a una
nimous vote, or nearly so. The free impor-
tat'on OF British manufactured goods would
then be allowed into all the ports ofthe Y. S.
IN neutral ships, on account Of persons residing
III ncatral countries.
Letters from Paris state, that it is the de-
termination of M. Talevraud, not to admit
thc introduction OF British manufacturers into
France, either on the condition or the Tariff
published, or of the Treaty of 1886 the al
ledSed excuse is that it would occasion a po-
pular copmotion.
May 26.--Notwithstanding the perfect Sc
curity OF Portugal, it is said tina. the PRINCE
begent VIII Not transfer the Government,
from Rio Janciro to the shores Of the Va
gus.
Davonst, we are happy to find, Is under ar
rest, principally at the instance Of The rloprie-
TOYS Of the Bank of Hamhur,.b. to comrcl
that unprinciplcd rufian to disgorge his plan
der
The San Domingo, so, Captain Pecler, has
taken ont her lower dec, guns, Cox, the pur-
pose OF receiving on board British troops ut
Bordeaux, and bringing them to England She
viii sail immediately.
King of Sicily GisS,1ii. ;f,.I.-The King Of
the Two Sicilics has, in {, solemn Declaration
issued at Palermo on the 24th ult. contradict
ed the report of his having rcnounce6 his right
to the Kingdom of Naples
May &c.
After the harrassing and unjust war, which
america has waged against us, we have every
rght to expect that, now we have the means
ct chastsing and compelling her, nothing short
OF the following conditions viii be demanded
OF her, VIZ
The unequivoca! revocation, on the par.
or america, OF the established Law of Ma
tons. IS incorporated with the British code
ne acknowledgement OF the right of
search for British seaIncn in American yes
SCI.
The safe and undivided possession of the
American Lakes
The Ohio as the boundary.
he restitution Of louisiana and
l ne minor points, such variations from
the present line OF boundary as NAV tend fore
yerto the security Of our Invaluable North A
merlcan Colonies, and the well being of the
Indian tribes our Allies such restrictions in
commerce, fisheries, &c. as may augment the
prosperity of the British Empire, and put an
end to all veXatious interference with her
rights and privileges"
May %.
NEG ocIATcoNs WITH AMERICA
ne hISl prctensioHs attributed to ministers
IN the approaching negotiations with the A
mcrican commissioners, it is believed, have
no foundation but among the restrictions to
oe imposed on the Republicans, with regard
to canada, it is understood to have been de-
termined TO require Of them, that on the
Lakes ofthat country no ships shall be en-
ployed by them, either armed or above the
measurement of SO tons. The citizens of the
limited States are further to be otstructed in
tne fisheries computation has been deliv-
cred IN by persons Interested in this trade for
inspection OF Government, by which il an
pears that above half the Gshereshad Clevoly-
cd to the Ans. from the advantages tnev pos
sesSed or proximity, and from other circum-
stances. In order to prevent this extensive en-
enactment, they are no longer to be permit
ted to prepare their iish either on the shores Of
EeWtoundiand or of Labrador. The produce
OF tins commerce, 1t the present prices of the
markets, s estimated at nearly 4,OOO,cool
sterling.
Vice Admiral Sir a. Cochranc, bv no
ciamation issued at Bermuda April Is, de.
clarcs all the American ports, which were
LETT open by Sir j. p. Warrcn's proclamation,
70 be IN state IF strict and rigorous Block
aue wmch will probably disappoint at once
al VIZ Madlison's attempts 70 procure money
Tor the purpose of the Canadian war.
1t IS computed, that the reinforccmcnts
which have joined Sir George Provost Since
the last campaign, viii enabl. him 20 take the
ieid with an army Of 10000 effective men,
his force viii move against the American
Army from the Canadian frontiers, whilst 10
OtOO OF the best troops of the Duke ofWcI-
iinSton's Army, commanded by Lord Hill.
VIII be landed on the American shores. and
commence by threatening Mr. Madison's ca
Pisal. Lord HDl has arrived in London tn
receive ms instructions for the campaipn.-
he regiments which are to go from the South
OF FRANCE have all arrived in the neighbor-
hood OF Bordeaux to embark The Sd Ct
buiis, and the 18th, or 10Th Light Dragons
are among them. Six or eight of the weak
estregts. OF the Army will be reduced entire
~, by allowing the men to volunteer into the
regiments under orders for the American SER
vice upon bounty of five guineas for unlimit-
el and three guineas for seven years service.
The 1st battalions of the 8Sd and 9sd rects
are on their passage from the Cape of Good
Hope to North America.
ri, June g.
nc exclusion of the wife Of the Prince Of
w ales from Court, although t has bee, done
with much delicacy, has occasioncd a In
GORE pondence, & mitch debate again in Par
lament, where however, the subject was at
ieuStn suffered to subeiGc in consequence Of
some explanations. The papers also had