The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
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tat Bonaparte is to be conveyed from Elba
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< was observed at Vienna, Oct IS, that
'Fil!cyrand would be replaced at the Con-
grcss, by another Ambassador from France.
The spanish Charge DIES Affares had Quit
ed Paris, to return home.
The British troops have been withdrawn
from Madeira, and the island given up to the
Portuguese.
All the ancient privileges have been resto--
ed to Marseiiles, and it will, in future, enjoy
the advantages of a free port.
The King of France has appointed twenty
censors of the press.
1t was said Lord Castlereagh was about
to return to England from Vienna, to be pre-
gent at the meeting of Parliament
Stocks, Nov. is per cent. Consois 645-
Omnium, ~.
FALMOUTH, Oct. %.
Arrived, Russian barque Joaquin, Bcrcner,
from Amelia Island and Ardent, Bcss,
from Charleston bound to Venice.
LoNrcN, Oct. %.
Dispatches were forwarded Oh Thursday
30 Silent. Our at?vices from thence are b.
20 means os a pacific nature. Although the
Commissioners had no regular interview. we
are told that symptoms of irritation among
them had been discovered.
Il is asserted that the Republican plenipo-
tentiaries have been i'll uninterrupted cores
pvatience with the French Mnstcr, and Rus
sian Ambassador, residing at Paris, and THAI
through these channels the Court WAS fully
acquainted with the whole tenor OF the pro-
seedings.
Oct 81.
We understand that orders were given on
Saturday, that the troops already embarked
for America at the several ports, should
proceed to sea ipamedately; that the 81 p
ment of those which are under orders of en-
barlSation, tor the sans service be accelerat-
ed and, that an additional force, consisting
principally ofthe I'd battalions, be provided
for tue same destination
The letters from Liverpool Yesterday an
nounced the seizure of seven ships laden with
COTTON and 2 small quantity Of tobacco, from
Amelia Island, have produced strong sensa-
tion The vallc of these car6oes may be es-
timated at, about $4,000. 1t was said a
few days since that an Order in Connect had
directed one ship, before seized, to be given
up /; this statement is not Correct. The
Council declined on ITS own authority follow
ing up the proceedings in the Court of Elk
elieouer; but the officer who seized the pro-
perry was not prevented from pursuing his.
right IN the Prize Court, and the consierees
of the goods were held TO bail TO answer his
claim. The seven ships in question are pre-
ciscly Il the same situation. The officer is
20 proceed in his own name & is to lefray the
expenses of the prosecution thus the govern
ment viii be exoneratcd from such charges,
ard the trial viii be couaucted in the Admi-
rally Court instead of the Exchequer. we
are told that the trade with the United States
under the like circumstances, has, been pro-
excessively increasing, in defiance ofthe blocks
ade, and that no less than one million pounds
sterling has been paid to the Americans in
violation or evasion Of such blockade. In adj
dition it is said that sails and other articles
necessary for the equipment Of shipping nave
been sent from Russia, through the Channel
Of Amelia Island, in return for the produce
obtained from thence.
The arrangement which has appeared in
several papers, stating that Majors General
FEMPT was to have the command OF the ar
my in Canada, we consider to DC erroneous /;
we believe there are three Major Generals
on the statfthere, who are his seniors 1t is
believed that the chief command in North
America viii DC given to Sir JOHN SHER-
BROOKE