The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

OF lSneh, ~ tsIns, has 0eei9k.ken aud sent
into Penzance. eM
1t is Gel tain that the Duke of Wellington
succeeds Lord Castlereagh at Vienna His
Lordsnit,, we believe, has left Vienna ON ms
return to this country, and the 'Duke has lett
Paris tor vienna. 1t is probable they VIII
have a personal conference at Scansburgh.
Courier.
private letter by this mornnss mail
from Holland, dated so.h january. ni1ntions
the arrival OF two vessels which sailed ABOUT
the same time with the ATLANTA (ately ar
rived in the TeXel) one with tobacco trom
Philadelphia, the other with tobacco, pot
ashes, SC. from Baltimore. Two other YES
sells are daily expected.
Remains Of Louis XVI. and his Qucen.
Paris papers of .the 2,d have arrived
They are chiefly filed with details OF the
ceremony that took place the preceding ,iay,
when the remains of Louis XVI and nInie
Antonette were conveyed to St. Dcns- che
body CT the Queen, which had becn Inferred
at the tee, of the King. was first taken uD ):
the remains of this unfortunate Princess were
found IN much better preservation than was
expecte'l--ths head might be known AGAIN,
the hai. was still perfect. The body of the
uufortupa.e monarch was much more coDs,,-
med Quick lime had been profusclv thrown,
Over MS. eoif,p., The relics were deposited
IN sealed cests, and these were put into lead
en- cofhns,---Marshals Sout and O,mot held
he pail over the coffin of Louis XVI---The
Presid. mrs Bartheemy and ianc, tie ia o.
YER tie coffin Of the Queen.
LoNDoN, January 27.
Besides the Chatham, of74 guns, ordered
20 sea from Portsmouth, the Bombay, OF the
same force, is ordered from the Downs
and the Liverpool, with some other strong
irgates, from Plymouth, 10 look out for the
American squadron, supposed to be cruiziug
to the westward.
We received this morning Paris papers to
tee 24th inst. TUESDAY olasJ) On Monday
me Duke OF Wellington had his audience of
leave CT the French King. and had a long and
particular conference with his Majesty, pre-
vions to mis- Graoe's departure on the mission
to the Congress at Yienna. The business Of
the elnoass, al Paris is to be transacted bv
the Secretary of Legation, I.ord Somerset.
who IS to act as Provisional Minister Pleni
potentiary in his Gracs's absence Nothing is
eaiti N tine ans papers respecting the mo-
tlves or this extraordinary mission. The
Gazette &c France says, after noticing the au
dicnce, We only know that his Excelen
cy TOOK leave OF the King to proceed tn W
emma, where his stay will, it is supposed. be
but rohentary."
In consequence of the negotiations relative
to Prussia, to engage her to reInquish her
pretensons to Saxony. ACCORDING to re-
port, these propositions are to the following
purport:
l. Prussia shall recover the parts of po-
land, IN following neatly the course of
the Wartha, formerly it was the Pilezka
T. HE moety of I.nsatia ~. Lever
comPrchending Nuremberg, and the baili-
wicks Of Thuringia
s.. The whole district between the Meuse.
the Nioselie, the Rhine, and the frontiers of
France. that is to say, the entire depa-tment
of the Roer;
d: lhe territories on this side the Rhine,
to the Lain, with their dependencies.
COMMERCIAL.
we nave been favored with coDv of
the following letter from the Right lion. Ro-
bert Peel addressed to the SOVEREIGN of Bel
fast -
Dublin Castle, 26th Jcn. 1915.
lam directed by the Lord Lieut.. to &C
quaint you, that it having been deered ex-
pedieot that measures should be adopted Cor
the purpose of cnatling the Merchants and
Manufacturers Of the United Kingdom. to a.
val themselves Of the earliest period Of the
| opening OF the markets of the u. S. in case the
treaty lately concluded shall be ratified On the
part OF that Government, the Lords OF His
Majesty's Most Hon Priv Council have
submitted to the Secretary of State for the
COLONIES, the expedency of directing the Co
vernsrs OF Nova-Scotia, New Brunswick, and
Bermuda, 20 permit British vessels arriving
| to any OF those places from the United King
dom, with goods intended for TIC u. States.
to proceed to the ports Of those States, as
soon as the Governors shall have received the
information OF the ratification of the treaty
on the part of the American Government !:
and with view of enabling the Merchants to
despatch vessels to the colonies above Ulent;-
oned, there to wait the ratification of the
treaty, 1t has been recommended 20 the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. 10
appoint Conveys from Great Britain and ire
land for Nova Scotia, l,ew brunswick and
bermuda, at the earliest possible period that
the season will permit.
And am to request that you will take
take such measures as you may deem ne
cessary for the purpose of making known the
above particulars to the merchants, and 9TH
ers concerned, in the town of Belfast.
am, Sir, your most obcdient humble SER
want,
ROBERT PEEL.
To the Sovereign of Belfast.
ne following Letter was receivetion Sun
day by the President Of the Chamber of COM
merce of this Town -
Treasury Chambers, Dubhn Castle.
Jnnuary %, 1915.
GENTLEMEN,
am commanded by the Chan