The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13

have for her sovereign the emperor Alexan-
der, with the title Of King of Poland. This is
kind OF homage an nominal way.
we understand, from good authority, that
the depot for prisoners OF war at Dartmoor
is to be continued O., its present establishment
and is, by 4 recent decision, to receive til
whole the American prisoners of war in
this Country.
HALIFAX, July IS.
letter from 4 gentleman on board RI.
NJ. >. Narcissus, dated July IS, mentions her
having fallen in with the Essex Junior ofy "
York and we are extremely sorry to fiui it
stated, that the Phoebe lost in her action with
the Essex six killed, including the first lieut.
who died Of his wounds and that captain
fucker, also, Of the Cherub, was wounded
The letter says" Captain Nash Of the Sa-
turn detained the Essex Junior some hours :;
but Captain Porter made his escape to the
shore.-rhc Yankee papers are highly in
censed az this treatment of him, who they
term their gallant countrymanP'
HAVANA, July IS.
Ar. Spanish briggs n. S. del iscgla, Canote,
Boston, So days; Campeador, Africa, 80,
with 32S SLAVES 10Th, sailed, 80 vessels to
JON the honcward bound jamaica convoy.
Translated from the Leyden Political Jour
mai, for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
LETDEN, May TO-
E-rtract Of a letter dafed
AMSTERDAM, Nav 8.
There is to be perceived in all the mca-
sures of our new government market! desire
to promote the welfare OF our country
Commerce especially, the first source Of the
happiness cT the nation, reioices in the care
which the Sovereign Prince has taken for its
revival rs early as the beginning OF De-
Cp-n10r tl.a ,f
ed tc the means Of contributing to this object;
ans considering that the commercial relations
ofHol'and With the United States of America
might depend much upon the Importance
which should be attached to them, his r. II.
determined to send minister to Washington,
with the intention of renewing with the u.
States TIE relations OF friendship and com
merce which were advantageous to both
countries. The severity OF winter prevented
the immediate execution of so beneficial
plan. The choice of the Sovereign has fallen
upon Mr.. +. y. CHANG UIoN who possesses the
talents requisite for accomplishing the lautia-
Se views or the Sovereign.-His EXcellency
is preparing to set out upon his appointment
lie will tlke passage on board the corvette
.AJar. During the stGy of Mr.. CHANGuIoN
here, the merchants of this city who trade
with the United States have given him q
splendid dinner, in which the American Con-
sui and all Americans then at Amsterdam
were invited. Mr.. jVRLhsk presided. Toasts
were given suited to The occasion, & the com
mercial gentlemen of Amsterdam were anxi-
Gus to testify to lis Exccllency the satisfaction
which they felt & the confidence with which
they were impressed, that he would employ
all his influence III consolidating the CONNER
cial relations between the two countries"
LcyGen, (Rolland, June S.-The city of
Client and not Gottenburg, is now fixed up
on as the place circumference to be opened be-
tween the English and American Plenipotcn-
taries. Two Of the latter are on the read
. Ghent. They say, they have recently been
clothed with the most extensive powers on
the subject Of their mission.
Nfonheur, lime 10.
In the British House of Commons, on the Ist
June, II answer to the inquiry of Mr. Free
mantle, the Ministers stated, that orders had
been issued for disbanding the permanent mi
hta hat the reduction Of the officers con-
nected with he army, was in train and that
many large ships had already been placed IN
ordinary But, said Sir Joseph Yorke, Zone
OF the Ministers) after Che downfall of Bona
parte, there remains another enemy, whose
overthrow IS also necessary for the peace and
SAFETY ct she distant possessions OF q. Britain
and that IS Nh. President Madison. To eff
feet this securitv, 6y his overthrow, a conside
rablc NAVAL and army force must be kept on
foot, uni The Object is &c mpl 81 cd.
A1onHeNr, Jun. 10