The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
Boston on the las, Of Dec. hu, hnd mads

OF Boston, q days oat from Savannah, was
captured by the San Domingo. -, ana arr.
at Bermuda about the 9TH Feb.
About 5000 troops were daily looked for
at Bermuda. Crom England,) 18th inst.
A LARGE BRITISH FORCE
COMING TO AMERICA.
Loadon. Jan. 81.
Preparations have been made ON large
scale to enable SIR A. Cochrane to take
with him very large force both naval &
military.
Sir Alexander takes with him about 5000
Marines. under the irnm e1iate command of
Maj. Nichols. Sir Alexander will also
take with him strong body of rifemco
and battsring artillery, Corgreve rockets.
.hrapDell shells, with all the Ammunition.
&c. necessary to give effect to these en-
CINE. of destruction.
PEACE BETWEEN ENGLAND
Nnd Denmark, and Denmark and Sgpede..
LONDON, Jan. 81.
Extract Of a Dispatch from kdruard Thorn
ton, ESQ. to Niscount Ccsncreogh. dated
Hiei ~ Jan.
IL is with the greatest satisfaction that
l have the honor of nfcrming your Lord
ship, that Baron 6e Nvetterstad., the Swe
dish Minister. and myself, have this day
signed Treaties Of Peace with the plcnipo
tentaries OF His Majesty the King Of Den.
mark"
OFFICIAL BULLETIN. M
Foreien Office, jar 25.4
Mr.. Thornton sig-ed, win the Dar;sh
Minister Plenpotentary, n DcEnitiye Urea.
ty OF Peace and Alliance between His Ms
Jesty and Denmark. All conouests 10 be
restored except IIeligoland. Prisoners ON
both SIDES to be released-Denmark to Join
the Allies with 1O,0 men, if England win
give subsidy OF 100000 pounds sterling in
the year l8l4.--Pomerania to be csded by
sweden to Denmark in lieu of Norway
orr sund still to continue depot for Eng
lish produce-Denmark to do all in her
power to abolish the Slave trade and Eng.
land to mediate between Denmark aad The
Allies.
ne Park and Tower Guns were fred in
celebration of the Peace with Denmark.
II minister Pienhotenharv from tie Neu
Government IF Holland TO the United
States.
-, LONDON. Jan. 2l.
We have received Dutch papers 20 the
Ioth inst The most important fact which
,ney communicate Is the conhrma ton OF the
ALL OF Nuremberg, gailantly carried bv
torn, with little loss On the part Of m.
n lies.
we learn by letters from the Haeue. Of
the 22d that the prince of Orange in his
new character of Sovereign Of the Ne,her-
lands has appointed NJ. Chapseinn. ate Com
niissarY General in Holland, Minister Plen-
poten;iary Co the y. 5. Of America. The
appointment has OF Course, excited nuco in
tercst among the Dutch people, who ca
gerry anticipate the benefit TO be derived
rom renewal OF the intercourse with n.
America. But how these benefits are 70 ~
communicated in the present situation Of
England and the u. S. is difficulty which
appears iIsurmountabie,
BONAPARTE'S INTRIGUES WITTY
SPAIN.
The arrival of mail from St Sebastian
ma put US IN possession of Spanish papers.
winch prove, beyo pd the possibility Of d nbt
fhot Bon0harte mad cojoi4d the siD,t,te- FIR
aManc, his PRISONER. into tray Of heore
tor Sfain. the Vittoria Gazette CT the
9Th we End the following passage:
At Madrid there had arrived The DIXIE
pan IaTlos. who came as far as Winch es-
corted by FreDchmen. and brings. we arc
assured dispatches relative to hSace. We
nave before US letter from that cap;,aI in
wnioh 1t IS stated that the council of state
was gong to have an extraordinary meet,
ing. at which this Duke ard the E,oIieb,
omodSsa0or would assist. II adds--we ar.
easy, because nothing can be Concluded wi,a-
ont the appreciation of the Cortes -
ihe mail from St Sebastian also br7ur,he
from Lord WELLINGTON They
are da'ed the 18th, and merely state thar
gcnerai Nina. who commanded corDs OF
the Spanish army, had retired FROM his 10
sition at bargory, in consequence Of being at.
lacked by superior force under Gen. IA
rispe.
When the Duke de San Carries vas sent
20 Ferdinand VII. with Bonaparte's promo
sition OF separate treaty with him. he WOO
deslrous to suggest to his majesty the exoe-
diency or addressing a letter unIer his hxn
nand TO BonaParte. and copy IF such . le,.
ter as would be agreeable to BonaDarte VS.
delivered to the Duke. In this Ferdinand
we hear, was 10 say, that +" he viewed ths
step taken by Bosaparte at Boyonne with
respect to the royal family, as having ensur-
ed thelr personal safety, which might have
oeen endangered by the commissions to which
opain woald have been subjected that dn
ring his residence i'll France. be had been
constantly treated with the greatest kind
ness and distinction by the Emperor Name
leon ; that his pleasures and his amuse
mems had been consulted in every thing -.
ana mat no restraint whatever had been M,
upon his actions
The Duke &C San Carlos went ,b-o,oh
Na' a'onia 10 Madrid. lie carried also let
,er from me eaptive King to the temporary
y ,vernnent OF Spain. The con:eats of Il
l ,, are as strange IS the articles IF tn,
reatt' Ferdinand extols and thanks his
people Tor their detrnce of his rights. corn.
pIintn ts the English and Lord WelIinp,on
On the'r successful corporations, and dweIe
WIN gratitude on Nahoieon's Kindness ,c,
MN during his residence in France. Nei.