The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-27
(VOL. ff.---NO. 20.

voust's army Davous. has been dismissed,
and order ed forth with to Paris. On relinouish-
ing the command, hc published an Order of
the Day, praising highly his successor. and tine
conduct IF the army
Several persons have been taken ~ a. Co
Pcnhascn for corresponding with Prince
christian IN Norway. The Bremen paper OF
the loan gives an account of a conversation
between the Prince ard the Swedish Office,
sent 20 Christiana 20 execute the treaty be-
tween Sweden and Denmark. The PENCE
Expressed hrs firm determination 70 persist in
ms designs but the Paris papers inform us
tnat his party becomes Weaker--:h.t it is d.
vidcd into two factions, one Of which would
have him renounce his rights to the Crown Of
denmark Another party, which gains par
tisans daily, tavoTs the union Of Norway 10
Sweden, but demands constitutional char.
acter which the king OF Sweden is ready to
give. A fourth party wonld republicanisc
the country. Bergen and Christina are hes
| tile to the Prince.
Private letters from Paris, state, that the
French are too restless to be quiet, bur still
dwell cterna!iy upon the great victories tley
CARED. his produced quarrelS & 5oOdshed
Last Sunday upwards of60 people were XII
led, fighting their battles DER again"
M. I-ucien Bonapartc, who left mis- seat IN
Worcestershire i'll the early part Of the week,
with the permission of the British govern
| dam on Wednesday last.
Eugene Bcauharncis has been created a
| Marshal of France, and tie King is said 70
have assured him, that he hoped for peace
but that ii occasion required he would en-
Ploy him with great confidence.
1t was very strongly reported on Change
that it is the fixed determination Of cur 90
vernment, not to suffer the Americans to fish
| upon the banks OF Newfoundland, and that no
American vessel will be permitted 20 pass the
Cape OF Good hope, 50 that the whole of the
! China trade will be taken from them.
The French prisoners at Norman Cross 70
| the amount of 1000 and upwards, continue 10
| be very refractory, and Peremptorily refuse
| 70 acknowledge the new government Of
| France.-lloYn. Chron.
| AN account from tl;nsalc, mentions the ar
| rival at that port of the ship Joseph, CAPTAIN
Benson, from Bayonnc, which place she left
| on Thursday last, on the morning of which
! day sir John Hope had embarked for Eng
| land.
His Grace the Duke Of Wellington is an
Pointed ambassador at the court of Paris
| his acceptance of the appointment has been
| received. He will return from Madrid bv
the way of Passages to Portsmouth. and viii
| receive his instructions for the dehnitive t-ea-
| ty in London.
| L he expedition to America is upon much
| larger scale than it was originally imagined
! 1t is said it will be placed under a Lieutenant
| General not yet named, although it is suppo-
seq to be entrusted to Lord Hill Sir Henry
| Clinton, Majors Generals Barnes Robinson.
hempt, and several others are included in the
! arrangement. twill be composed CT the 18th
! dragons, detachment of artillery, the Cd.
4th 5th, 9Th, 39th, 5Sth, 96th, and several
| other regiments, comprising the elite of the
| army, at present under the command of the
Duke of Wellington.
Lord Hill, tits said, will command the ex-
| petition to America
Inc 18th light dragons are under orders
| for America. Lord Harcourt's fine regiment
the 10th, expects similar order as thew hsv,
always been brigaded together.
Jerome Bonaparte's second wife, who IS
daughter to the King of Wirtemburg, is gone
| TO switzerland, determined to follow the rar-
| tunes other husband.
! The Duke OF Clarence left town Yesterday
for Deal. The Hon. Capt. Blackwood IS ar
| pointed captain OF the feet under the orders
OF ms ROYAL iIlghness. Captain Adams is APP
pointed to the commend of the Impregnabie.
SO, on board Of which the Duke of Clarence
sto hoist his flag for the naval review at Spit
head.
1t is said that not more than three reqi-
ments Of cavalry will be disbanded and two
of them are It present in the East Indies.
The garrison and veteran battalions, the
<hG i'a'l. Oh tle SOth (the highest numbered
2nd batt) and lew other skeleton End bats,
are to be reduced on the oath June. Not am.
OF the militia before the 4th july, and tbcyy,
only few regiments The reduction Of r. q
effective second bs IT'S. will not take place az.
her than the gath September, and probably,
not before the 9th of December next. l. i
understood that the half-pay is to be increa-
| scd one third.
BY the new regulations for tbe recrpyt;,c
department, the levy money for thu. cavaI,.,,,
IS fixed at Al. IS. for unlimited service ami d
SIS. for limited service. 'i'
Committee Of the Upper House is ,,,.
understand, about to be formed to Consider -
the present depressed state of aglicu,t,i+e -,
the three Kingdoms d"
The Gazette OF last night contains . ,,.,
ciamatlon by his Royal Iiglness The Pr,rc.
Regent, declaring the cessation % bosf;l..;,-.
between this Country and France. b, So, o.. ;
land, IN virtue Of the Convention concludcd -
Paris on the 22d ult. and ratified Of, liz ~
inst 1'0 IA
The new ship Of the lire. Tic 1ere,., H.
largest and finest vessel ever Known IT, 49,
British navy, IS now completed at yvoni-
wlch, and the launch of her is reserved &C -,
interesting spectacle for the illustrio,s St.
regns who arc about to visit ths island
AI0y 2O-Ghent IS now said 10 be E,.,J 49,
for Che scene Of thc American ncrorjat;,, va
capt. Broke, the gallant commaudcrof, q, d.