The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-04

voy. sc. the next heir os :h.:r fo-......
tuai Sovereign deceased, * to whom ,herc
tore 1t appears TO be intended TO restore Sa-
voy and Piedmont.
Inc DutCh faperS also contain an arsv er
gwen by Marshal Butcher to the Magistrates
OF Nancy, IN winch he details the m;sera-
be effects ct the Unsuitable ambition and OBJ
pressive government of Bonaparte. There
IS one passage IN it which deserves particn-
ar notice: he says. that the direct obicc,
OF the Allies, and the Necessary consequences
,of their success, is to establish. no, nat,orai
independence, but the opening of the seas
20 iree maritime commerce. under the
sanction OF those ahcieDt and acknow ledred
principles OF justice, which was cnmpletel:,
snoverted by the pretended Continental Sys-
mr. ohaw the messenger sailed yestcr-
DAY IN Flag OF Truce for France, with dis
patches Tor Lord Castlereash, at Cha,iiion.
Arrived yesterday, Spanish snip Princes.
sa de Espagna, from New-London FIR Ha-
wanna with provisions, sent in by the For
roster brig.
Marco 24.-Yesterday arrived at Por.
Royal. the ship Suspense, Lambert. from
Nassau, N. p, bound to Dry Hsrbor. in saI-
'as''-On the l7lh last. al American pri-
Vateer, null OF men, engaged her in a run.
ning hight tor about two and half hours
The privateer gaining on them very fa.s-
perceiving them preparing 60 board, the
SaP'' !eiuctantIy struck his colors. On the
.oi'oWihg day she was re Captured by his
Majesty ship Leviathan, off Cumberland
fiaroor. When the Suspense parted FROM
the LevIathaD. she was in chase Of ,wn
strange sail, and coming up with them very
fast. 'e'
Arr. last evening, II. NJ. ship A-go, of A
guns, capt. Fcthergl', FIR, m Porto Bel,o.
March 26.--The Barham "a gpn.. C,,
tam SPra niger, and Anaconda brig. Cap,ah
cruise. s VA
Inc English Packet SwiF'sure, 81 6ays
rom Falmouth, has arrived at Ha!ifax.--
one brought London dates to Feb. ~.
5. Pftmou'h, x. Jan %.
arrived Yesterday. II. NJ brig Pe,icsa.
=" 10 guns from cruze, having brought in
With her fine large American schonner
, called the Siro, captain Lovely, MOUNTING -
guns and so men. from Savannah. with Cot.
ION wool bound to France Sh. was ebae
| I'd by the Pelican ~ hours, and had a run
| n'ng night for 45 minutes before she struck
Three saips of the line and five frips,e.
have got GU, of |. Orient. An English SQUAD.
ron is in pursuit.
--'S''"e' " q eCs'F| from CdgtZ OF The SsE
FEB 1914
This treaty (,etween II apoleon and Fa,
dioasdj was sent on by BaDaparte. IN dur,i-
Gaze to Madrid-the bearer of one was the
onKc OF san Carlos Zone of the noblemeu VIII,
had heen detained with Ferdinand) and the
other was general Paiafox the defender of
oeragossa. The duke returned TO France
win the answer. Palafo,z has remained at
| "tsorio' Ire regency retucned for eusger
KD n lFfa ~ o
mao passed decree in January, 1911. that
no treaty made by Ferdinand could be va
no. SO long AS he was in possession OF the
enemy ana mat the cogtcs had so,ei,,niv
oecreed .slat no frosty should be- .rce-e.; IN.
to With Napoleon till the Spanish ter-;tnrv
was evacuated. and Ferdinand and all RI.
family delivered up" To Ferdinand ,,ey
sent copy OF the constitution, ty which he
| v, IS 70 reign, after he is IN Spain and has So
iemnIy sworn to maintain that CO.'S itu,;on.
~ Is generally supposed that Ferdinand will
SHORTY arrive at Madrid his longer de-.
'enuon can only serve to irrita'e the nation.
without producing any good feet, and we
therefore daily look forward to hear of bts
sale arrival. What may ard will be ,h. af'
iect 81 ms arrival in Spain. is yet DR. b,.m
l-rarues begin to run hg.. The .. ole
| ~ geuerai (soIDe provinces excapted) are ~
favor OF the constitution, End have. snf4ic;,n t
EfDeEspn.
ced from 1t, TO support it. A great pronn.-
ton OF the clergy, particul rly the fyiars.
many or the military, and al. lae old coua.
seitors' &C. are open opposers If The new
order OF things. 1 am however of opinion.
most decidedly, that the sherry of The oress
mas already opened the ewes Of the people
s'mc'entiy to preven' them giving % their
| rights ~Hacas at least maki struggle for
them. do not fear in1D,ediqis5v atl(,,J,
revolution .hat can only be he effect Of,
greater degree OF Civilization t;aN the SDa-
hish nation as ger possess and thur can and
III take piace ten W. fifteen years hence.
In the mean time the institution in th;.
Country are gradually improving and
can see, with ihfni pleasure, general
'h1P'oVr ment ana amelioration Of the state
OF society in the lever classes
Bahimore HAig.
Extract Of EsYeY-drJed