The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07

from me f'taHs1iT.y Republican, .lLdy 90.
REMARKABLE Snow STORM-Yester,lay the snow
fell six inches deep in this town seiehs were seen
passing our streetsas brskly atalost any time du-
ring the winter.
We understand the British are going on to finish
their shipping at the Isle Nox, the completion of
which has been temporarily suspended.
Deserters from Canada are constantly coming in
L hree or four arrive almost daiy-twelve reported
themselves In two dsyi, short time since.
report says the British troops are embarking from
Canada for Europe.
.NsIanchoiy Occurrence.-On Sunday last, the
PacAetboat Henry, on its way from this place to ST
Johns with ~ passengers, upset in a squall, near
the upper end of AshIsland and nine OF the passen-
gers were drowned. The boat filed and sunk A
mong the persons drowned, understand, was
young man by the name of Hedge whose father lives
m Montreal woman and her child. 4 French
man and his wife. surgeon belonging the British
army, who bad been prisoner, and was on his re-
turn gentleman by the name of Webster, be-
longing to Canada, and young gentleman from
Saratoga county. These are all the particulars we
have been able TO learn
IL is stated, that The Secretary ofMe Treasury
hos instructed tie Collectors offhe Customs 10 re-
cet-e IN payment far duties nothing bit Treas1u-v
Votes or Specie. The Treasury Notes, are at
present ABOUT par, an The stock market.
Phla. Gazette.
We haze seen Lisbon accounts to the I2i .4bra
The Spanish armies mere aduaacng toz,ards France
Portugal continued neutral .9ccoln1ts from the
11te rIuer, says that BienOS 4yJe had returned to
FERDINAND ana that IN consequence, the CGdiz
expedition, 10htch had been intended for the Tl1tr
bGdreCeiJeG another deshnaion
We have received some further particulars
of what took place on the Goth, when the
French frigate L'Hermoine, commanded by
M. DE BUIssY, Cafetaine de Ua8seazs, chan
ged her colors. This frigate left Guadalupe
before the official news of the emperor's re-
turn to Paris had reached that Island, and ar
rived here on the 25th. On the 25th, Baron
I4EscALLIER, consul general of France,
member of the legion of honor, Correspondent
OF the institute, &c. having communicated to
M. De Buissy the official dispatches, relating
20 the events of the month of March last, &
made the necessary arrangements with that
officer, went on board the frigate, and caused
the officers and crew to be assembled, when
M. Lescallier delivered an appropriate and
eloquent address, which was received by re-
peated cries of UtUc lie ED1hereur The ma
honal CoIors were displayed under salute of
81 guns, and also the flags of all nations af-
ter which banquet was served, to which
several American citizens of distinction we're
Jnvited. The commander of the frigate drank
the health of the Emperor, and the first lieu
tenant that of the President, with herhetuak
Anion 6et7Deen the t7U0 nations. This dou-
bic toast was saluted with 21 guns. The
great event which has restored France her
chief and her national rights is thus received
with transports of joy by the French in every
quarter ofthe globe, who, after impatently
submitting to the humiliatng yoke imposed
by treason and corruption, at last resumed
those glorious ColOrS under which they have
So long fought and conquered.
n. Y. Nat y4dU.