The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13

known 10 the Sherifs, that the Prince Re |
gent h d, graci1usy pleased 70 annu that |
part OF the sentcice against Lord Coch-
rane and others wuich related to the p;ilo-
ry.
The Duke OK Wellington has taken for the
term Of three years, the palace of the
Duke of Richmond at Goodwood, which
has probably given rise to the rumor that
his embassy at Paris would not be Of long du
ration.
On the 18th inst. arrived at the Barracks
IN the neighborhood of Portsmo tn 1900 re-
cruits, TO Complete the REGIS. destined for A.
lnel'ica. They will be immcdia tely embarked
Tor the Chesapeake Bay, under The convoy of
the litfey, CT 40 guns, Commanded by Cap
tain Handbook. Abrut 1000 casks OF aninu-
milton ana military stores, viii - III same
convoy.
Lord Exmouth has returned from the Me-
6iterranean n the Caledonia, of 12o guns
Previous to his leaving that sea, he dispatch
ed several f'igltos from his squadron to the
coast of America.
LONDON, Avg IS.
To-day we have recr:~ea Paris papers Of
Monday. The Pope seems to regard his
neighbour Murat with jealous eye: fer
m.l demand has been made at Vienna for
the restitution of the Marche Ct hncoaa.
wand the Duchy of Uro.ao, both bel r with
held from shc Papal States by Marat, as
king osNaples. His Holiness also demands
resolutions Of the three Legations Of Bologna,
F'errAra, and Ronagna besides the rest
tltinn OF the Patriarchate OF Venice. All
these requests are said to have been refi-
sed; but we presume they VIII be again
made az the ensuing Congress In the mean
time, disturbances occasionally break cut be-
tween the Neapolitan and Roman troops
WHICH viii perhaps lead to something more
serious.
The LHith Packet, Watson, from Tenc-
rife to Dublin the William and Ann, NJ
Fie, from Glasgow to Clare and the Peg
gy and \nn, Duncan, from Liverpool to Linz
erick, were taken and sunk previous to the
18th inst. by the Peacock American scop Of
war.
A very large medical STAFF is under or
GERS f'r America, to be attached, it is un :
derstooi, TO the forces at present In course of
ou.St
Monday se'nnight the 79th Rcrt. which
landed at Cork few days ago, and we. or
dered for Galway, were coun .cr-oraered,
and are to embark Immediately for foreign
service.
The following Regis. are likewise ordered
Tor foreign service their destination is A.
merica, viz. 1lth foot, from Wexford 2Sth,
from Birr 10th, from Athlone; and 4Sth,
from Clonmel
All the men of wsr, as they arrive from
the Mediterranean, are to be paid off without
delay. The Orlando, and several other fri
gates, have been sent from thence to the coast
Of America.
a notice was received at I.oytls on Tues
day morning, from the Transport Board sta
ting th2t they were not i'll want Of any more
transports.
August 10.
All the regiments to be embarked at Cork
Tor America will be completed before the
Gath Of this month. Each regiment consists
OF 1000 men. Most of those regiments be-
longed TO the division Of Lord Hill, who
has been particularly invited TO accompany
them.
The Am. privatcers make orr coast, parti-
cularly the Irish chan1el, very unsafe Tw,
vessels have been dispat ched after them, par.
ticularly after one which has made a great
many prizes
The Dgke of Berri arrived at Dover On the
18th, and embarked about o'clock in the
afternoon on board the French brig IL 6 rum
phanta for Calais. The intention of his Jour
ney hither appears TO have been to invite the
Prince Regeat, in the name ofhis most Chris
tIan NajeEty to assist at the coronation at Pa
ris, but such has not been accepted, be-
cause the Regent cannot transfer his power
TO any other without new act of Parlia-
Inent.
The British Parliament Jl!v 90 passed a
vote OF credit to the Prince Recent of g. 600,
GG0l-It was said that the war with Ameri-
CO, the agreement with the allies 70 keep up
large force on tbs Continent till the Ptoifc
Congress had set, and finally arranged the
affairs Of Europe--and the subsidies which
were still payable to some Of the Cont
mental powers-made th.s vote of credit ne
cesSary.
Mr.. Wllitbread thought the war with A
mcrica would not be OF long CONTINUATION, Il
her advances were met with proper dspo-
si-ion. And askc i whether Commissioners had
yet been appointed.
Id. Castlereagh sad no time had been lost
on the part Of England in appointing versions
60 meet the American Envuys and he ex-
pecteG they would set out on their mission in
few Days.
LORD Holland said that it was TO be lament
ed that England was still kept out of the
blessings Of peace II had been thought. on
the lee revolution at Paris. that the British
people could have their burdens hehteneS,
but still nearly every expense was kept up to
the war establishment.
There are many errors in the other ap-
p1intmeats reported in the morning papers.
The Hon, Mr.. J. w. Ward ceYtqinly does
not take office. Either Mr. Sturges Bourne
o. Mr.. BLhcEFoRD is to have seat at one
o the Boa ds but which, we have not
heard. Mr.. WELLESLEY Pole comes into the
Cibinet as master Of the Mint, uncornectcd
with my party, his talents bring desirable in
the Government, Lord kensagton's ap-
p0.ntment TO g sat at the Admiralty Beard