Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

~ capt ]. brisbane Aioion ~ rear
n' ss';r., sir c. Penrose, capt. Coode. I'm
sd'a,'le. %, rear admiral Milne, capt. T.
p rs" Superb. "a. Capt. 4. Ekins Min
ia "a. capt. w. Patterson Leander 30,
rspt. f.. Chetham' ~ ~,
0"g E,,;gafes--Scvern 40. capt. hon. +. w.
Aylmer Glasgow 40. capt. hon A. Mait>
and Hebrus SO, capt. 4. rainier 1faA-
;Sms SO, capt. w. +. WISE. .
rant. Mould Heron, capt. Scriven;
prometheus. capt. EASTWOOD 20 det'a'
capt. I-argent,, . v K.
.,orre. Hecla, capt. w. Popham Fury,
wv, w. Moorsoom Internal, capt. hon.
G.. Perccval.
Resides the above ships, sir Z. Penrose
,,,;i, ;oin lord Exmou.h with AS many Of the
,,,;,,s nav under his command in the Medi
s.rrarean as can he spared from other SER
ICES: they are Euphrates SO, capt. Pres
~, lister So, capt. Forrest Tagus So,
con,. d. Dundas Erne "a, capt. open-
cor Myrmidon "a, capt. Gambi"ls Sa-
,l,ite, capt. ]. hurry anu Wasp, captain
Wolrige.
I, is also expected that the Dutch squad
,.on under vice-atlmiral Capellen, and a
Jeapo,itan squadron, will corporate with
our feet.' But, independently OF these aids
,he British fore. will consist OF five sail of
the line. eight heavy frigates. eig't sloops.
ana four bombs--Tptal IS sail. The ships
will rel d. zvous AT Gibraltar. a company
az ROY al sappers and miners, under major
Gossett and capt. Raid, embarked on Fri
day on board the Queen Charlotte and
Minden.
The Poor Eaymakcrs.- this subject
rs / tl,,,fft s.rc
and Perish Vessries. it is impossible to
conceive the distress in which these poor
neople "a majority of them itinera,t stran>
aers) have been reduced by the late inces-
SAINT rains. At Barnet, on Thursday, gen
tleman happening to so into the market
place found about l40 poor people literally
starving, he ordered them to be supplied
with half a quartern loaf each, & to come
ba next mcrn ng for another On Fri
tay the number that applied for relief was
358. when they get the same bounty. On
Saturday morning those Gan strangers)who
applied we're 776, who each received one
third of II quartern loaf--and from the Pa
IRISH, the Vestry having been reused to at
tend to the business, quarter of pound of
cheese each--Go thon and do hke7vise ::
Tor in your own neighbourhood there is a
similar distress.
In further confederation of what has been
stated relative to the difficulty of raising
men for the Navy, we learn, that in the
course of the last week, 10 young seamen
from Scotland left their ship in the river,
and emigrated to America.
FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, July II:
The ambassadors and foreign ministers
Yesterday paid their court to the King and
T.. ~. A.
ed in his cabinet, in publick audience. MIR.
Ga,latn, minister plsnipotentiary from the
United States of America, who presented
his credentials. Sir Sidney Smith was also
introduced.
The Grand Wears Of the diocese OF Paris
have ordered public prayers, for 20 hours.
with the exposition of the Holy Sacrament,
10 ask of God more favourable season for
the products OF the land.
The Minister OF Finances has ordered
that in future the ordinary custom duties
shall be paid every four months instead Of
two, and those Of sugar destined 60 be REIN
ed, every six months instead Of four, the
scount Of half per cent. granted to recei-
yers OF duties. under any preteuce, not to
be renewed.
The Duchess de Frioul, widow of Gen.
Duroc, passed through StutSsrd, on the
9th inst for Vienna. The Duchess de
Istria was in that capital some tim- since.
The lour3ies of these ladies is TO make
their claims for their dowries on their
husbands Italian possessions. These
claims are of similar nature TO those
made by several Frehch generals at the
Congress of Vienna.
Several robbers, condemned to work at
the gallies and to solitary Imprisonment,
were exposed this morning in the pillony.
One ofthem was branded with the letters
Z. T. All of them behaved with much
deprlvity.
'rhey write from Manlleim, July 81
- For the last eight days the env.rons of
our city has been inundated. The Rhine
and the Neckar have swelled nine feet six
inches above their usual height; and the
greatest elevation never exceeding before.
from 10 TO II feet. TIE inundat!on has
destroyed the hopes OF the fine harvest.
The loss in hay, corn, tobacco, and other
produc es. is incaiculable."
The seine rose yesterday near foot
1t was not in this capital, but at Versailles,
that the Marshal-de camp Berouyer died.
in the bosom of hisgfamiiy.
1t is said that the son of Regnault de
ST. Jean d'Adgely has landed at Havre.
Five FER cent. Consuls, SO lao. Bank
Actions 1882 IL.
LONDON, July 90
The flanders mail contains letter from
Isle, in which the Project OF the Depart
ment. in Circular to the Sub Prefects