Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

treaty Of Vienna. 81 lais exchange, Den
mark acquires n territory contiguous to
Folstein, and extends her boundary 70 the
Elbg.
London, Ssft. 3o.--Ir is now said that
M. Jay is the author o. only the first re.
port made to the king upon the situation of
France, and that the second is the produc-
ton OF NJ. Carat. NJ. Jay was formerly
a professor of Oratory in Il College where
fo"c' e, IN 1889, WAS professor Of phys,c.--
(Nlr. J. t is said formerly resided an Bost on
in the United States.l
The whole of the Tripol;tan armed ships
are now at sea, to the number OF nine, in
Guiding Corvette of IS guns, which is said
70 have passed the straights of Gibraltar.
nc greater part of these cruisers are Ia
te6n rugged, resembling the Genocse sche-
bees.
October 29.--Thc accounts from Elan
ders and Holland are not OF a prominent
nature. They describe the northern prov
inces OF France as a prey TO the most cruel
disorders and indeed, we believe that such
is the general condition of the country
Murders. fires, the explosion # 9, agazines,
riots and all the trsn of ills which state
ct Reorganization produces. are frequent
even IN the unco nmunicat,lc colsmis of
the French journals. Many of these Gala
mites are represented as beng a cidental,
| bar any calm observer must see that very
| lew OF them can be referred to that origin
ana that they are rather the result Of an e.
| WI disposition among the population, OF dis
traction III the administration of the laws.
| ard OF weakness aud rrc solution in the po
| vernment.
The steam-vessel which is TO be used hy
| capt. Tucker in proceeding OH his discove-
ries IN the river Congo, in Africa, is build
ing in Deptford dock yard, and every ex
eruon making 10 complete it.
October 2l-The exchange on Pris
is 24 which is at par. This has not been
the case before since the Revoint,on or TJti
bullion is also lower ; guinea is q1orkh
hTecisely els. according to the price Of
gold.
October 22.-ArcaGy the conduct of
the refractory seamen in the NortA has
| been iet in TINS metropolis. 1t has caus-
ed the price OF fuel to be raised nearly 20
per cent.
October 2<--Governmcnt, it appears, are
sending iarge military force TO suppress
i,the riotous sailors at the Northern ports
The Tyne transport, full of troops, passed
through the Downs yesterday from Ports
mouth for Saields.
Since writing the foregoing, accounts
nave re. ched US, which We hope VIII prove
| i'CN1, St@tA'iS luol TIE uiaturDdnCSS In
the North have terminated. A military
force having been cole cled and prepared
to attack the rioters, they immediately dis
persed-about twenty of the ringleaders
were securcd--dnd upwards If thirty sad
OF vessels immediately put to sea.
Inc following regiments of militia are
ordered to embark for Ireland-rhe East
Devon, the 1st Surrey. the Ross and f lfe-
shire, and I'd Tower Hamlets.
Two hundred and sixty officers, imrlca-
tei in Porier's ins,l1ectic,, have b. ca
thrown into the dungeons of Corunna but
= was thought that government would not
proceed 90 cxtremities against them.
Upwards Of 1000 additional, troops have
been sent to Shields and to the other dis
turbed districts.
There are. It appears, now to be found
in tie neighbOrho0d of Stepney and Bow
no less than 500 seamen IN the most affect
wretchedness, (nany almost in state of
nndiiy) wandering in the fields and Sleep
ing on and near the brick kilns, exposed to
the elements, aud without any other sus-
tenance than what's obtained by trespass
and felony from the potatoe fclGs ard e T.
dens. The propri2tors Of grounds in the
neigh5orhood have been compelled to en-
ploy men with FIRE arms to protect their
property from the invasion If these starving
s, amen.
We regret to state, that several indiyi-
duals, c, ntiy discharged from the nav,
as mldshipmeR, have been compelled by
hard necessity, for nothing less, we are po-
sitye, could have reduced them to such
desperate means, 10 resort TO robbery for
a m iatenaIce.
The " Gazette de France" announces
in positive manner. that there will b. no
more Prussiau troops either at Paris or the
! adj cent cdntonments, and that a number
OF the PrussLan reserve were preparing to
match for the Rhine.
W!h respect to the slave trade. we
hear that its abolition is not made an art-
Gle of the treaty with France because it
| is understood that the king of France
abolished it by decree, some weeks ago.
Thursday, Charles Bell, esq. pm and
needle maker, and John Thorp, esq. linen
draper, were sworn III GuIldhail, sheriff
| Of London and middlesex.
Matthew Wood, esq. needlemaker. is
| chosen Lord Mayor Of London. In return
ing thanks for the honor, he said ne would
| maint in, as far as lay in his power, not
only the rights and privileges of the citi-
zsns Of London, but Of all the zuorld; and
| while lie enjoyed the Office of Mayor It
should not be diSgraced by the want of Ell
Their hospitality or dignity
THURSDAY accounts were received AT the
| East India House, dated the 81 Of Nav,
from the East Indies. giving an account If
the total defeat If cue Gootka forces. an
der the Command of Umr Singh Tnappa,