The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-25
FOREIGN.

Baltimore, lA1rh 21.
VERY LITE FpOM R0RDE.fUY.
The Schooner Vixen Of Philadelphia, has
| arrived at this port, in 80 days from Bor-
deaux, with brandy and dry goods, to Henry
Payson & &C. Left the town the 9th and the
river the 9th OF February IN company with
the schooner Macdopougi, of New Y o,k
Spoke in the Gar,ona, bound up, shho Phn-
nix, from Charleston, and brig Eclipse, FROM
New-York. The schooner Caroline had ar
rived at port in France /; brig James Men
| roe, from Savannah. at do; ships Essex. lr
from Newly York, and Atalanta, FROM Phila-
delphia, at Amsterdam the schooner Boxer,
from New-York, has arrived 1T N4ntz !;
several others had arrived at different ports,
names not recolected. Captain Stafford
OF tpis port, Came passenger.
Or the political news by the Vixen, the let
tiers and papers not being yet landed, could
. Only learn verbally that the Congress at vi
emma was still in session-afEairs unsettled.
Lord Castlereash had returned to England,
| and Lord Wellington had repaired there
from Paris, TO fill his place Great discon
tent still prevailed throughout France Spain
was all in commotion the English ambassa-
dor. Wellesley, had quilted Madrid and war
, was expected
few days since off Hatteras. the BRITISH
brig Susan, from W. Indies for halifax, be-
ms in ght, the crew OF the Vixen with the
mate at their head, TutiiieL, took command
OF the schooner, gave chase and Captured the
brig, when he, (the matc) and princiBaJ part
exertions and threats Of the captain and pas
seDgers. CHI II
The Editors Of the Patriot have been no.
| ltely favored by Captain 2sbrough, with a
HE OF Bordeaux papers TO the Cd FEB. con-
tanning Paris dates 70 the 9th Jan. We
have not had time to procure full TRANSLATE
, ons, but shall present the substance of their
contents to-IlorCow.---1'he following articles
are gathered from hasty glance over the
columns of the latest paper:
| Pienna, Jan. Is.
The rumor that the Congress would finish
| in three weeks, agrees with the rep>rt. that
| the Emperor Alexander viii leay;. this the
goth, having declared for some time back that
he only waited the settlement of the principal
| subjects bStore the Congress. His Carriages
are all ready for the journey.
/ On the Russian New Years dav. It is re-
| ported the Emperor Of Russia was announced
| by the Congress Grand Duke of Warsaw lin
| Other words King of Poland.) As for Saxoay
we are assured that she Will be reunited in a
| great part to Prussia. These are not the on
| ly reports prevailing here-One more extra
ordinary ls, there was project of CARRYING off
the klnS OF SaXony, which was discovered
and defeated-they name the place of his
destination and even the persons engaged in
plot which appears absurd and without OBJ
ject ne tate OF Italy is settled, except Ma
pies and the affair of Legations which the
Pope makes some difficulty about. Dantzic.
Hamburg. Lubbock, Bremen and Frankfort are
free cities.
| 49,, Hamburg, ian. 10.
The season has arrested throughout the
North the great operations of Commerce.
the Peace between America and England.
has thrown confusion in the ranks of the spe-
Culators, who expect on the return of sp1inp
to see colonial and other produce in abun.
dance.
Paris, Jun. 81.
Private information which can he relied ON
announces that the negotiations will be much
more IN favor of this country than was expect
ed--an increase OF territory in the Northern
Departments is spoken of. Such result
ought To- be anticipated, when we consider
the talents # tbs neg ,ciator on whom rests
the Interests Of France,
foreign Gazette remarks. that il war is
the result ot the Congress at Vienna, II will
not be against the power which was the mo-
tive OF the alliance, but among the coalition
which made a Common part IN establishing
peace, and who bad the same interests 10 de-
fend. Further, the power against which they
all armed III the first instance, viii verhaDs
be the only one that will act as the media
tor
We have converted with one Of the pas-
scngcrs in the Vixen, who corroborates the
a59Ue Intelligence IN fart. He etatcs that
.herc Was misunderstanding between the
Emperor Of Russia, and Lord Castlereach
on the subject Of the annexation of Poland.
Oh this we have had evidence before, for /. is
fact now known, that Lord Castlereagh
had presented a strong memorial TO the Con-
gress gainst tbs arnsxation.
Lord CasGereagh is stated tohave left the
Congress at Vienna, and that the Duke OF
Wellington was on his way % succeed him az
that place. His Lorlship may have thought
that his Grace would have more influence
than he himself had, in enforcing the obiecti-
ons Of England 60 the annexation Of Poland.
The Congress were still ia SESSION, but their