The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-03


Id. Hill remained in England, but it was
reported had received orders to embark for
the continent
The schrs Decatur & Transit of Baltimore,
had arrived in France |; the latter from this
port with dispatches, as was said, for our
Ministers at Client
We have seen Liter from Client of the
25th Oct. at which time our Ministers were at
chat place.
A Client paper of Oct. 81, states, "The
negotiations ut Vienna are enveloped in the
most profound mystery. it IS however pre-
sumcd, that In tho course of a few days the
public will hear Of some important events
which We understand have been decided up
on
Sweden hes pcrcmptorily refused TO give
mp Swedish PoMeraiiia, until She IS int.enn-
fed for III. expences of the war against Nor
way, which the King of Denmark not
been ABLE to effect agree Lily 70 the treaty If
Kiel."
Intelligence had reached Client ON the
S1st Oct. from Vienna of the 9th, that the
Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, might ue
daily expected at Client"
The Russian fleet OF men Of war had arri-
we'd in the Baltic from England.
The London Statesman Of the 18th Oct
states, that on the day the news of the cap
ture of Washington reached Paris, La. Wei
Nngton, then at Paris. gave a grand dinner
and ball, to which he invited all the Foreign
Ministers. not ore Of whom. attended.
a Paris paper Of Oct. IL says" OF the
questions OF general interest which are to oc-
cupy the attention OF the cnvoys at Vienna,
the first without doubt will be to socnnly fix
the rights of nations of ali the known world,
and particularly these Of weaker powers
France and Russia will stipuiate in the name
of humanity that neutral countries should not
f,<>f tv-crc ttiua of
should not be commenced without previous
declaration, and even without Il delay for the
purpose of negotiating. The emperor Alex
arder has put forth the only f,roject capable
Of insuring this Scsrd principle and it is a
compact between the European powers to
dinnpish to ha!fthe amount of their perma-
nent forces"
E.rtruct from LoHdon hahe,.
Z" Sir +. Pakenham takes his departure
Immediately for America, to assume the COM
msind in the room of the late General Ross.
The Statira frigate is preparing for the &C
commodation of the Lieut.. General and his
suite.
1t is said Sir George Prevos. is ordered
home"
Passengers in me Cartel Clounceg.
Mr.. Connel, of Philadelphia, bearer of Dis
patches from our ministers at Client, Mr.. +.
M. Stiewell, Captain Congdon of New York,
Capt luet, Mr.. Hates of Boston, & Others
Mr.. Connel procee6edto Washington. at 8
O'Clock this morning.
BY the cartel Chauncey. the Editors of the
Mero antile Advertiser have received file OF
the London Statesmen to the 18th o. Octo-
her, inclusive, and Client papers OF the 81
of the same month, and have made hasty
extracts from the former. & TRANSACTIONS from,
the latter, Of the NEST interesting mattel they
xcntain.
London, { Courier Cct.5.
We relieved this morning Brussels and
Frankfort papers TO the end OF last month";
The foil wing is an article froao Client. The
negotiation Is said to have taken favorable
turn.
On Monday night very hot press To. y
place IA the River Thames, a.,d eco men are
lodged IN the Tender. The ailcdsed purpose
OF TITS measure, is to enable the Admiralty tn
mag soEe stoops of war and other small YES
sels, to chase away, or capture the American
prTiateers which are ocoasilnirg such gcner-
aldestruction to the trade
Loadon, oct. 6.--faE WAsP.-NVe hear
from authority, that the Wasp, American
slcop Of war, Which recently fought & s,mk
the .7Uon, did not lose man, and had hut
one wounded. She has Since sent a cartel in
TO Plymouth with challenge to engage aDv
two briSs In his majesty's service.
n letter was yesterday received from Rrus-
seis, which refers to another transmitted from
LII. S1GNatln, Ill WHICH that M CiSter saws that
ne expected to embark on beard the Men
tune for America in fortnight, &c the letter
trom Brussels, ADDS, there can be no prospert
q peace.
"GAENT, September IS.
re BEST understanding and intimacy con-
tinuc e prevail between tie two I,eca;;nns
at Tia. Congress. On Thursday the Smeri-
cans gave grand entertainments to a hundred
persons, to winch tae English Ministers,
aud a number of the principal citizens were
invited. While we see the ministers of the
two nations behave to each other with the
greatest friepdship, and remain Constant ST
their post, we cannot but wonder at seeing
Continually, both in the London and Paris no
pers, articles which state, amonp otber
things, that Lord Gambler has asked leave
of his court to return to London, because bic
presence is no Logger necessary at the Con-
gresS, that the Ministry have consented. that
the American Ambassadors begin to assume
a very lofty tona, that the professions of En-
gland are so eXuavagant, that an arrange
nlent is impossible, that the Neptune is to s,il
in fortnight, to convey the american Ie-
CATION home. All these asser oas prove how
little the writers are acquainted with the af
fairs OF the Congress.
On the other hand we have seen with
still more establishment, in enc Of cur own
Gazcttcs, an extract Of letter from Client
s1ying " two strangers Of distinction had been
introduced into the Hotel Of the American
Ambassadors, and ti.at t.,ey were certainly
the Russian Media'oi's SO long expected. -