The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13
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~"LoNnoN, July so.
! here Is, we find, a nisaDprchcasion =, the
public respecting Mr.. Canning lie is
not Ap6assa'lor to Lisbon he very likely
MAJ never assume that character there.
On account of the health Of his son he is &c
me to reside at Lisbon, and, under possible
crcumstapCes it might be thought at!vanta-
geous 70 tie pubic sereic if Mr. Canning were
to take the situation of Ambassador EXcraor-
binary on special mission.
Aug..1.
Upon prospects Of peace with America, we
arc not 50 Sanguine as some Of our conten,po-
raries The American Commission was first
instituted upon designs OF chicarciy. It first
SOUGHT the mediation of Russia, or rather its
protection to the principle that free bottoms
MAJ" tree goods, hoping to draw the Court
ot OF petersburg into a quarrel with us uDon
the old question ofneutral bottoms, Which Rus
81 and the northern powers eSpoused so zeal-
ouSiy thirty years ago. This was a trick of
honaparte's, who emp,oved America TO en-
brcii Russia and England at the moment lie
made his grand attack upoR the former two
Years ago. The Emperor Of Russia referred
me overtures to England, which could 10 no
loss than express desire Of peace with A
mer ca; neither could the American Commits
sioners do less than exprssa similar desire
Hence arose proposed meeting OF negociators
on each side. which was but little attended To
by either, each knowine nothing could follow
from 1t, and the Americans being char-jreI
at the failure 81 their insidious designs. Now
that America is stripped of al hope Of aes;s
lance, now thai the Corsican is annihi.ated,
the same Commissions of Negoc;ators, NAV at
last he n earnest, if they are provided Wit,
Su'nc'ent powers. But however a-nanirncus
Z may be Ill tic Regent to declare his wish
ior peace ON terms g honorable to both par
tIes' we hope IT will not be made on terms
rquaHy honorable to both parties. Let the
guilty pay some Forfeit for their offence. We
i9ok rather to the prosecution of the war
with "Ngor.' CourJ.r.
LoNDov, Aug. 6-18.
Tho clonucnce of Mr.. Canning. it is now
said, in3uced the Princess OF Wales to depart
tor Germany. Re was aided in the negocia-
ton by ord eveson Cover. Her Rcval
Hlgnuess's determination was not comnunica-
tea either to the princess Charlotte or to Mr..
Nhitbre2d t'laftcr the letter was delivered
to the Earl Iiverpooi-;Ier Roval Richness
VIII have greater revenue 70 spend, compa-
ratlvcly speaking than any individual in Ger
many, as She VIII not Ike the sovereign princes
have the formalities If a Court to maintain.
Her Royal fIighness drove on Tuesday after
room from Wording to South Lansing, where.
accompanied by Lady Charlotte Lindsay, end
young 10y patron scd by her, she embarked
AMIDST great concourse Of people on board
the Jason t1igate Hon. Can't. King Her ser
wants unmarked at Worthirg on board the
rosario Eoop. Among tie baggage was a
large tm c2se, on which was inscribed Her
r. =. he Princess of NVales-to be ALWAYS
with i'er: The Jason lands her Royal High
ness at Cuxhavrn.
The Duke Of Cambridge it is said will pro-
seed IN few days to the continent to assume
the government Of Hanover. of which His
Royal E'ghness IS Regent. Ills Roval IIigh-
ness takes with him suitable establishment.
and vii be accompanied by General Rayley,
Co.'s. Cooke and Fenctt, Capts Davidson and
Jones. e-c.--Dne o. royal vachtsis IN nre-
palation at Deptford for His Royal HigEncss
and suite.
The Princess Charlotte and suite are cx-
Pected TO leave Cranbourn Lodge in a few
thing.
len guincas were given on ThursGav at
Lloyd's 20 return 100, if prelialinaries 6f peace
should be signed with The Americans, bv the
commissioners at Gheut on on before is.
September next.
The London Gazette contains dispatch
from Sir John Cope Sh rbroke, inclosinp dis
patch from 1t. Col Pillington. relative TO the
surrender Of Tho Islands in Passamaouoddy
BAY.
,HVguqt H.
YESTERDAY. government +cceived d;rr,atrb-
es from Lord Gambler We understand that
the 'lrst meeting between the English and A.
mcucan Comm ss ncrS at Client was held ON
Monday last. en- ;heir respective creGen-
tials we're exhibited. a Second meeting is
stated 70 have taken place on "Wednesday.
when some Discussion cnsucd between the
fien9 oteutaries ON tho interests Of their res
pcctiyc Govetnnrnts, but Of too general r,a-
I ,utc to admit OF Any certain Conclusion to be
! cravn from IL. u is rumourcd. however.
tlat TIE "eP'bdcaa Commissioners were cx-
/ teney reserved, and slow I'm the disclosure
/ Of th, Preteni.ous. Ministers EXPECT 10 re-
! ce.vc further Dispatches, aad Of less indie
/ c;si7e ch4'1ctcr to-moTIo@ Connected Wit.