The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29
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FOREIGN.
BALrrNonE, March 9S.
The most material artclcs oiirtelhgence brought by
the Vixen from Frn.ce are tho Sc urder the London
date oil the 9th OF JanuaTybut they otherwise
important than they CONFEDERATE in substance, the
opinions contained in the letter from the Russian On
eel at Vienna, to which pointed the attention ct
our readers some DAYS ago-Russia and Prussia, o,,
siie, eagertc sscnen, their power aud territories
at the expenee OF Poiand and SaxonyAustra and
ERgland ON the other, opposing this unust extension,
~hish, II take place, will completely Ri-baance the
hoasted balance OF power in E,rope-which balance
tss kept that part OF the craIred world in state Of
war and contention for hundreds OF years! by this es
tension OF power Russia and PRUSSIA will become
siderable maritime powers, and will probably contest
the .xnavnssnt "maritime rights If Engb.ad"
With respect to the report of Spain going ta war
with Eue'cnd we ca,not believe that it has any foan
datOn an truth. Mad the present ruler ot the Pen
Ursula is and that madness urged on by set of furious
bgot Spain not able to contend alone with England
nor, in her present condition, would it NJ prudent
1t tie legitimate Sovereg,s of Vienna shall finally sa-
gree, and again resort to the sword in that case Spain
NAV act as AN auxiliary, bat not otherwise.
The best and the most gratifying information which
We have received, 10Th BY the Vixen and other chan
nels, is the respect now shewn the American cha
rseter, both nationally and individually, the CONT
nent OF Europe, particularly in Frasce-When the
suit ofthe contest at New-Orleansi is known, may
be confident that character will be still
pected-Such are the happy effects OF boldly and
cessiuy sisiing insult and aggression in asserting
our rights and fnantaning national independence
and republican institutions
TRANSLATED ron THE AMERICANA,
From French papers, recsiUed az this O6fce, 6y tbs
Via'e7i for BortLaur.
His Holiness the Pope has caused NJ. ie ChsvaIer
Zucesri, consul general Of King Joachim (Murat) at
Rome, to be arrested asd held in custody by the police
HE'S accused ofbeing spy
g., Fo.noS Ion
There have arrived this week at Liverpool two
vessels from Pensacola they bring the following news
"The Spaaards invited some time since, the English
to occupy Pensacola, capital of West Florida to defend
seaisst the Americans. The American general
jackson then published proclamation in which he
announced, il the English did retire, he would at
tack The city The English after having attacked with
out success the fort of Mobile retired to Pensacola
general jackson follewed them with 5000 men, which
M had collected foe the purpose. On the approach of
his corps the BEGINNING OF November the rie ate Sea
Horse, ard four eorvettes left Pensacola, carrying Off
English troops" The vessels which have arrived
atLiyerpOolle Pensacola Drecipateiy having but half
earsos The passengers do say there was any bat
lie there perhaps little skirmishng on the
retreat OF the English, and the enemy have exagger
ted thier loss in estimating it at 400 We cannot
conceive how the American government can excuse
this act Of hostility TO the Spsniards.
reported that Lord Castlereagh in order to ex-
ricate himself from the embarrassment occssioued nv
King Of Sicily, and with the King of Sicily against the
King OF Naples, has proposed to cede the Seven ISL
zpda 10 the King Of Sicily indemnity for Naples
bat Austria claims those Islands as composing part of
her Italian indemnity.
1t certain, that the Prince of Brazis will moi
return to Lisbon. SirJ. p. resford is shortly ex-
peeted here--the Prince having politely deeliaed his
offer OF transporting him 10 Portugal. What wlour
ministers do now Will they allow Mr. Canning to
Eemain at Lisbon, with his enormous appointments
appears, in consequence Of the late treaty concu-
dedbetween Spain and France, the latter can intro
duce her merchandise into the ports ofthe former on
better terms by SO per cent than any other nation
Where is the gratitude due John Boil for past fayors
January IL
The glorious peace which we have made with the u
States commences already to display ts effects whiuh
paperthe twofoiowng facts: " A vast plan lust Fin,
hed 4 with great ingenuity, to encourage emigration
from Ireland to the u. States"
IT is said, tst of the negoriaors [probsby Mr.
tsaiin 10 coming to England. The first OF these plans
o great consequence, being uniCn with the object
of High treason IN view should be surprisedto
see hjr Gsllatn arrive to sound the views of Ire
land. and to see what advantage could be derived from
them"
january 90
Letters from Lisbon of the 3o;h December an
nouace that TIE American priyateers commit great de-
predictions on the coast of that kingdom they were
uneasy about the fate OF one of soOps of 1,ar
~hch sseugaged near Cape St Vincentsin ha,d
Gonsht battle with one OF those privsteers carrying
% guns.
Il is supposed that Russa is about entering in s.o
t6er With Turkey. Her governments Collecting
sii she specie attansbe, which has already advanced
lbst article 10 per cent
Irtn, CShai1 ian. ID.
general amnesty is expected at Mstlrid, which /,
attributed in ssrest part, TO the solicitations oil ,he
French Anbssss dor.
London I'm "a.
Much is said of voluminous documents which are
printing by order of the proper suthogitiesbut tbev
have net as yet been suffered to be published
We have received letters from St r. tetsb,rr,,
by way ct Holland, to the 2Stli ult The return Of
the Russian trorps TO their country was not ex
pec;ed TO take place for some time
The report daily gains credit of change which is
20 take place in the ministry, previous to the opening
OF Parliament IL is surnsed that Lord CastIereagb
Department, and Chancellor OF the ExcheoueT
IL the place of Lord Liverpool and that Lord
Leyson Cover comes into the cabinet IL is generally
believed that the i'll state Of the health of Lord Liver
pool snot the only motive OF his journey to Bath
Lord Palioers,on il is said, will shortly be created
pCernf the reEim III which he viii reIinos;sb
the upefunt functions Of secretary of war--,liorn
Chron.
lis diieuIt TO coacate the long CONTINUATION If the
different soyereignsat Vienna s All smeable apDesr,n
ees ,siththc hostile tone ofte notes which pszs be-
tween thir respective ministers II is seen that Russia
persists IN her densnd Of Poland Prussia Saxony s.
hs Austria sreuuOusly opposes their pretensons, ar
suAg ths would violate the rights OF the kim nj
Sax0ny and his people Prussia an5wers Au1riS no
Representing her with the refusal 10 acknowledge die
Independence ol Venice, and for having consented
90 tie union Of Genoa To Piedmont
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