The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

So"NioSiol'oi tue Fantoniiie. AT COyefl.
Garden, Mr.. Grimanti read to tile aulieni..
the Fourth Edition Of The Courier.
Chen, Dee. %.
The day before yesterday the constitute,
Authorities Nt this city paid visit IN a BODY
to tnc English and American Legations, to
congratulate them on the cessation of the dit
terences between the two nations. by the con-
ciusion ot an Advantageous peace. The A.
Blerican MinistSrs'gave YESTERDAY eve,lne-
diplomatic supper in their hotel csie great
est cordially prevailed at it between them
and the English Ministers, who, in t.yy
days, VIII give III their turn an cot feainmei,t
to the American Legation. The departure
OF the Ministers oil the two natious will take
place shortly. s.
Liverpool paper SAYS" The fall win a
has taken place IN the value of smor;con
produce during the present. week. isiess con.
siderable than had been expected, OF, acco,,ns
OF the small stock of the chief American
staples which now remain in the market
1 he effects or the American pacificatic,
nave been very promptly felt in this port
vessel is already announced to sail, tor one
of the ports in the u. States.''
Inc Chatham, n guns, is ordered to be
to America. No preparations for am eS-
tended system of warfare have been relax
ed. =
. The Thamer sailed FROM Plymouth en-
Sunday for, America, and another vessrI
from Portsmouth yesterday. The last. we
suppose, was the bearer Of the sTeaty cf
Peace. - :
Messrs. c. T. Elout, Baron Wander Can.,-
len, and Vice Admiral Burghes, have bec,,
appointed by his Royal Highness th. 1Sove-.
reign Prince. Commissioners General IN
take possession of the East India Cole
Mes.
Baron Vanier-Capellen, Governor Gener-
az OF those possessions. and CornmanShr in
Cmet OF the Land and Naval Forces. Mice
Admiral h'kkert, Governor of Carracoa and
its dependent islands. q
NV YORK Marcbs-
Latest verbal intelligence f;'om tie Coni;.e,,.
Of EWQ:e.
L he schr. transit, -, of Baltimore. ar
rived at New-I.ondon on the Cd inst. in,s2
days from Bordeaux
In the Transit came nassenger. Ch-;A
pher Hughes, Esq. Secretary of Lcgat on ne
Ghent, and bearer of dispatches, WIN. Sha-
Ter, Esq attached to the late Mission ft
Ghent, ard Mr.. George Boyle, of Washing
ton, all of whom arrived in this CITY vestrs-
day afternoon. III Z
The Transit sailed from Bcrdeau,, on tie
otn OF January, and left the river on de
18th. =" tx
An in elligent passenger in the TRANSIT va.
ry politely furnished the Editors Of the Mer-
cantiie AdvertSes with the following obse,,
VationS relative to the situation of the E.nro.i
pean Powers, VIZ:
" Ihat the Congress Of Vienna was still II,
existence, though it was believed that there
WIS 10 harmony III the views OF the grea.t
powers composing it. It5is understood fin,
Russia insists on the restoration OF Poland nm
uer her exclusive auspices. Prussia does nat
oppose thu nneasure- hs... insis;s on tic ..n.r-
acquisition of Saxony. Austria and Eng,ani
indirectly oppose these views and act in cor
cert The movements of the former jndi-
cate determination TO retain unde, her do
mnion the late kingdom of italy, and the
provinces lately pertaining 10 the French En-
pre- in that country, and in Illiria, Dalmatis.
&C; While the latter is employing all her in
fiuence IN the consolidation of tn, military
strength vi iSorth Germany, Holland, and
belgium with the same views, both thes,
powers seem DESTROYS to cultivate the best
understanding with the King of Naples.
whose mliitary establishment is reported 10
surpass $4,000 men, and T. be on the hest
iootng OF organization and equipment.
The unsettled state of public affairs IN
france her deranged finances the general
oiscontent CT the military and the inIbcciiitv
OF the actual government of that country
! have Frustrated all her influence in the great
pohtlcai Concerns of Europe under such
I'iSu"isIdhCeS, All the talents and intrigue. OF
her minister Talleyrand cannot raise her
| above secondary consideration at Vienna
he illustrious exile of Elba continues to ex-
cite the interest and speculation of all E,,-
| rope"
1t would be difficult to describe tbein.er-
est which the contireht of Europe has taken
m tie events Which have happened in Amer
ica during the last year. Long accustomed
10 receive ali their Impressions of America.
and AL the accounts of the events of the war
immediateiy from e. gland--the glorious af-
talrs ct Chippe va, of Niagara Falls, of Fort
1ile' OF Lake Champlain, and the retreat Of
Governor Provost from the " new line of de-
markation," all of which were correctly ne.
ported and understood in Europe, opened
their eyes, and the people of the continent
were not less amazed than delighted at the
! gailantrY and skill displayed by American
commanders, and American soldiers. THE
names OF our naval and military Heroes are
IN the mouths every one. From regarding us
as people about to be conquered by the e.
nornous undivided power Of Great Britain
the news from America began 10 be look
ed Tor with anxiety. Victories gained BY A.
| merIcans were reviewed us events Of course.
and their sympathies and admiration vrrr
completely enlisted in our behalf-The A.
| merican name stands high in the estimation,
81 every country not Immediately connected
with Great Britain, and in France esneciaIlv
lNFtaa $50. 1.