The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-02
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November IL.
! The United States frigate Constitution
which conveyed from America Joe Barlow
to France, to replace General .Armstrone
as Ambassador from the u. States, is ar
rived at Portsmouth,, on her way ho.2c.--
She had OH, board MIR Russell, who is ar
pointed Charge des Afaires Ut this Court
~ her VIC have received French paoers to
the 5th inst. (Journal dc paris.) Daendals.
late Governor of Batavia, had arrived at
Paris, and had left Gen. Jansen in the com
mand there. Our. government were under
considerable anxiety respecting tie success
OF our expedition against that settlement,
from the inteliEe &c aud resources of Daen-
dais; NC therefor rejoice he has rcturne,.
% Europe. Boaal,arte had not returned to
rarls but he was certainly at Rotterdam
| ya the Sd OF November. y passenger states,
that war between France and Russia
would be declared ks sopn as our fleet quits
the baltic; the Emperor Napoleon is ex-
pectcdto take the Command of the army in
person, and the Arch Duke Charles second
II command.
Two ships of tho line were LAUGHED
Cherburg OH the 20tbNof Oct and frigatc
OF SO guns, short tAe since.
The men OF wa a}Cherburgh are per-
1852 .NNN>'y Aoi SSos h:il III SldEI lne HTSC
iayorable opportunity. They have no troops
on board, nor are there any numbers in the
lclmty OF Cherbnrgh. The frigate is crowd
Cd with passengers.
November 15.N
The British Government has agreed II
oermit merchants to trade with France on
system of reciprocity, and a circular. let
Ter was sent round to the merchants vester-
day, making the proposal, of winch the fol-
owing is copy:
: MI. -, is requested by the Board of
irade to inform those interested in the trade
Nth france, that licences will be granted
permitting the importation of wine from
france, III return for certain articles to be
exported from this kingdom: the conditions
OF such exports may be learned at the Coun-
Gil OfEce.''
lhe conditions alluded to are For eve
~ ton or wine imported, the merchant must
De obliged &c export either hogshead of
sugar of IL cwt. 10 cwt. of coffee, ton
OF copper, or 100l. value of British cloths.
@oolens, or linens. the VINE en- importati-
OH to pay the du,ies for home consumption.
Other hcvuces are said TO be In contem-
plation for the importation of corn
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. IS
We are concerned 20 state that great
discontents nave again broken out a
monsst the operative manufacturers in va,i-
Gus parts OF tins county, and that most a.
farming system If mischief has been carry
ing on during the present week at Buliweli,
Sutton Iii Ashheid, and intermediate Villa
ges. The depredatons have been almost
exclusively confined to the de ;, :
being ot.a ne| construction, are supposed by
the workmen likely to prove greatly ,njuTi-
Gus to the body at large. The town and pa
risi OF Bullwell has been scene Of the most
violent tutrages: on Sunday night last
Number OF men, armed with various oiicn-
sive weapons, attacked the house OF one
Holingsworth, who had become obnoxious,
or account OF his having some frames at
work on the new principle. The latter be-
ing apprised OF their intention, procured the
assistance of his brother-rn-law, ard three
or Jour fHends, who with fire arms, resolved
toprotect the property great many shots
were exchanged, and orc Of the assaiiants,
named Jon w estby, was mortally wound
ed. ms Unfortunate circumstance OcCasi-
oncd the mob TO withdraw for short time
with their wounded Companion; but being
jolned Iii lane at some distance from the
spot, by fresh numbers, ana Westby hav-
Ing expired on the road, theg became so
exasPerated as toreturn to the attack with
redoubled fury. They soon forced an en-
trance into the house, when the party with
III found 1t necessary to make preCipitate
retreat, which they accomplished by means
OF window at the back part of the house,
leaving their tire arms behind them. The
rioters, on entering the house, immediately
proceeded to demoiish the furniture, and in
their Jury broke and destroyed every article
lii the house, together with the frames, the
chlei object OF their vengeance. On the ncxi
day the mob again collected, and having OBJ
tanned Information of some frames being OF
the road bcionsing TO two houses in the town,
they Intercepted Them at Basford, and to-
ta:iy destroyed them, throwing part into the
Lcen. iii Il similar manner they DESTROYED
some other frames.
Son Wednesday several hundreds col
lcctcd near Armed, from whence they pro-
ceedcd to Sutton III Ashheld, where no less
than 81 frames were completely demoisl'-
Cd here, however, 4 stop was put to theiI
career by the arrival OF a party of the mill
tdry, upon whose appearance the mob in
stantiy dispersed in al, directions.
" the nigh sheriff, with the advice of the
county magistrates. has called in the IIolme
P.errcpoint. and Bunny troops Of yeomanry
cavalry, VIII &C services, with a detach.
ment ct che 4 sh dragons from the barracks
nave been Of tho grcdtesi utility. As m adj
dltionai security, TIC first regiment # loca
militia arc assembling, and the Hewarb
.roop Ofyeomanry cavalry arc in readiness I,
act-Thc magistrates are every where q
their posts. some hundreds If special con.
stables have been sworh ih."
Other letters state, that the frames which
FIRST excited the resentment Of the mob, be
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