The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05

syascr casks, and an aitharatus 80 jreshe,.
the soatcr Of these inland seas !---o-ie great
obstacle, however, seems 10 haUe eScattd no
ffce their carriage from Quebec. zUhere The
roads are nor SO !eood as ia England. For
she .1a,eyicaas, they c0t,id nor tut haze been
alarmed, at The e.t1letifion fttel our against
NeSv- Orleans for, since fHe erknisioa IF
witches on This continent, they haze no
means ieft 10 ascertain future events /; on,
the sohofe, them, ave cannot reasonably be dis
Safisfed-6W 10 those qvho are determined
nor TO ohhT0ve IF any measure thar clashes
NTH their interest, there is one consolation
that che nesu Commissioners carrot, in
IRE nature Of things, ever coincide in ofiip-
ion.
LONDON, Jan. 6.
ne haze recetved the Paris and Brussels
ftahers Of Monday last, and Frankfort 10 tie
30th uit. cut they do NOT communicate anu
fositive informant lion 7vith TesEect 10 the Con-
gress. Ne haze the rumors G2id shecuidfions
Of Vien,n, 6ut little else. Csie hoiuf, kozvev-
er. seenis TO haze been sctted-.he .fafe of
Genoa. The hing IF Sardinia's Gid-de-camh
returned to Turin on the 24th uL. 4uih dis
patches from the Sardinian Ptenihoteniiaries
20 the Congress, announcing thar Genoa 81
her territories zUeye to be defnitiyely united
10 his Sardiuian maesty's dommions. This
arrangement zvW strengthen the Barrier a.
gaisast k0Hnce, on the side Of Itaiy, and zvc
EaVe strong bias IN favor Of eucry thing
skat fends fo1trodnce that effect.
A London Paper contains long list of
personages, on whom honorary distinctions
have been conferred by their Sovereivns.
The Preamble OF tue Act begins
Whereas, His Royal Highness, the
Prince Regent, acting in the name and ON
the behalf OF his Majesty, Sovereign of the
Most Honorable Military Order of the
Bath, is DESTROYS of commemorative the
suspicious termination of the long and ardu-
Gus contests in which this empire has been
engaged, and of marking in an especial man
ner his gracious sense of the ardour, per-
severance, and devotion manifested by the
Officers of His Majesty's Forces, by sea and
, land" &c.
In the list we perceive the name of the
unfortunate Packenham, who fell at New
Orleans, among the Knights of the Grand
Cresses COMPRISING the I" Grs. .,ass sc :l.,
Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath
and Captain Broke, late OF the frieate Shan
non, among the " Knights Commanders of
the Most Honorable Military Order of the
Bath
Yesterday the American Legation gave
magnificent dinner to the English Ambassa
doris, at which the Intendant and numerous
Hanoverian Staff officers we're present. Ev-
cry thing Indicated that most perpect re-
Cancellation had taken place between the two
nations.
Lord GAMBLER had risen to give "the u
nited States Of ydtueric,l," but his ExcelIen
cy was prevented by Mr.. QUINCY ADAMS.
who gave "His Majesty ne King of En@,
iand"-on which the music struck I'D " God
save me King" Lord GAMBLER then gave
TIE United atates Of North Amcrica and
the music played " Hail ColumGia."
Count ii. Vow STEINHUYER then gave
-" The Pacihcators of the States-May
their union contribute to the happiness
of the Department which is conhded to my
government; and may their ExceNenc;es
communicate to their governments the lively
interests which those under me take in their
reconciliation"
Mr.. ADAMS then gave" His ROYAL
Hishncss the Prince of Orange and MIR.
GALLATIN and Lord GAMBLER both beg
ged the Intendant to certify to the CITY of
Client the gratitude of the Ministers for the
attention which the inhabitants mad shewn
them.
Next Thursday the Intendant will give an
entertainment in his turn to their Excellen-
cies.
tits becoming more and more Certain, that
project of dividing Turkey in Europe has
been proposed, and that this project is the
true subject of the secret discussion of the So
veregns.
LONDON, Jan. 10.
Many vessels, although without licences
from government, to go to America, are fit
ting out for the Bermudas and Halifax, with
cargoes, for the purpose OF taking them to
the United States, as soon as hey receive in
teilgence of the ratification of the treaty.
Immense quantities of merchandise, have
been bought up within little time at Man
Chester, for the Markets Of North America.
Gaz. lie france
LONDON, Jan. 20.
1t is to he feared that the forces which
Spain proposes to send out to repress the in
surrection in her possessions on the continent
Of America, will be insufficient. 1t is suppos-
ed that the expedition is directed against Hue-
nos Ayres. The force Of Monte Video is we'll
known to us by experience, since oar ineffec-
tual attack made in the river La Plata
Buenos Ayres has since gained, by the fall of
Monte Video 500 prisoners, which formed
the garrison of that place, and who have
joined themselves to the cause Of the insur-
gents: $50 pieces of artillery, ~. 600 mis-
kets, 90 vessels Of war and merchantmen.
Dissentions have ceased among them. Arli
gas has joined his comrades, and confidence
is re-established.