Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
.Nezy YORK, Orc. 90.
LATESF from EUROPE.


haze received the G!asg W Courier of Nov.
4th, containing London datSs to The Cd of
the same month. We have not time OF.
room to day to give muh more than !.
summary of It's contents.
The French stocks are rather irnprov-
ing they left off at SIS ON Saturday.
The Journal de Paris of lhe 29th Oct.
states, that the House of Peers, on the esd.
by majority of 1913 votes to 20, adopted
the project OF law relative to the ia6a-
sures OF safety.
Gen. I-ccourbe did at Bedford on the
22d, aged SIS.
At London. 1st Wv. between Q ami 10
o'clock, an alarming FIRE was discovered in
the mint-the loss sustained by the des-
truction OF thiS great national estahllghn,err
IS estimated TO amount, at least to 60 or
10000 pounds sterling.
The ship Belle Savage is up at Glasgow
for Boston, and the brig Fayorite, tor New
York.
81. Petersburg, oct. il.
On the 5th Of S,pt. 0. S. tha srest and
venerable oiVy OF Cas- n was nea, ~ reSu-
ced to ashes. y fnrous storm rem er. q <
all attempts to extingush ;he fumes Fruit
less. Above one Thousand Aouses. ard II
churches, were d prey to thu Games ghs
rich depot of merchandise is also tles,roye,I-
with all the goods it contained almost ~,
the public buildings, the buildings withia
the fortress, sc.
The unfortunate inhabitants have made
tents in the pains near the CITY. This
dreadful catastrophe was caused by the
hire in "a hours. The storm threw fire.
brands thro' several streets.
Hague, oct. a.
Secoa'd CAan5er gfthe States r.i-S.si,,o, : 4
he Fab October
Alter the appreciation Of the Process
Eerbai. message from the King was read,
Dy whlch ms majesty transmits to their
nigh mighunesses an authentic ccpy cfthe
convention concluded at London on The 7Ist
OF August. this year, ratified on the Esd of
the same month by his majesty III king a
the Netherlands, and on the 28th of Sen,.
oy MS majesty the king of Great Britain.
concerning the commerce of his subjects
with the colonies In the West-Indies. ceGe d
to Great-Britain in 1914.
Inc advantages stipulated by the differ
ent articles OF this convention, are Of = M
ture TO diminish the regret which the CO
sion must naturally excite.
AL The lnhsbtentS Of the Netbcrlsn Is.
actually possessing plantations in Demers-
ra' Essequibo and BeIbioe, or to whom
these pia"t#tions are mor,saged, IS wen a. \
those who shall acquire them hereafter,
.'' S'''N'A navy liiC q naEIgdf lon
and commerce there. upon the same foot
ing as the sabiects Of his Britannia Mgies-
". They are permitted to employ then,
until the end ct the year 1921. Ships. Tho.
owners OF which are subjects of his Males
~ the King OF the Netherlands, without
distinction in respect to The place where
they nave been built, are without any Iioi-
t@uon or restriction in regard to the sailors
by whom they are to be manned and af
ter the expiration OF these said FIVE wears
inns trade cannot be carried on exceot in
vessels built in the Netherlands. and of
which the captain and three fcurths Of he
Grew must be subjects of the king Of he
Ihe King rt tains the right of fixing bal,
on the Importation of the production az
these colonies into his European Stats
ana upon iheir expectation, such duties %
he may think tit. The duties levi-d in m,
colonies shall be the sumo for the. tradt.
tain. - =
The Kings subiec proprietors in the
said Colonies, shall have full liberty to 60
there and return, and to dispose of fbei.
property at pleasurc.--Lqstly. the so,;e-
~ called the S9ciely of Burbice, SHAH re-
cover possession cf the four plan atisns
OF which 1t was d,Prived twenty years a.
50.