Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-25
to say. when he sh a Il De brought before the

% say. when he sh a Il be brought before the
police ct Europe
1t appears that general inrpressment in
Spain is ordered by its eniighten.d and Wig.
orous Government. by which it is hoped TO
secure numbers of deserte;s. Ferdinand
Will want all, and more thin all, the SOL
diers he can obtain, if he intends seriously
to war with the TRANSATLANTIC ssttleneats
In South America. Neither the rotten re-
sources IF Old Spain. nor the new power
at the Brazils, are likely to overcome and
suodue vast population Of colonists, who
are anxiously breathing for independence,
and bursting into liberty. One observes
with pain that the papal restoration to
Rome. however Just in some respects, is
accompanied with the greater part of the
absurdit.s, end, we might almost add the
crimes. which all history proclaims to
be habitual to the Pontificate. The Presi-
dent of what is termed in the Holy States
Z" the Congregation OF the Index" has i'm
posed severe shackles on all booksellers.
and has prohibited political works. news
papers and romances, because they bring
into discussion =" the dosmas of faith, the
ceremonies of religion and the acts of sove-
reign authority" This order, OF decree,
happens just at the time when the Pom
TIL receives from the protestant hands of G.
Britain, at his port of Civita Vetchia, those
invaluable relics of antiquity which were
stolen from his temples and palaces by the
transported felon, on whose head his no.
ly hands and voice conferred the sacred
benediction.
.4ngust l2-The Duke of wellisgton is expect
ed to leave London for Paris tomorrow
lac Portia, which arrived at Portsmouth or
"Wednesday Isl tO mes
to be paid off,
TIE Paris papers of August arrived last night.
Thirty 1t. Generals have been placed in active
vice, as Inspectors OK arms, and 90 camp-marssasa
sub-inspectofs. Such news this will probably be
exhbitedas a strong symptom OF hostility, especial
ly since Some letters fum France speak Of an APP
preaching levy vi 10000 men to incorporate with
the old troops.
Sir Eyre Coote has accepted the Stewardship of
the Chiltern Hundreds, IN quence OF whicn his
seat in the Ii. of Commons Tor the Borough OF Barn
stable becomes vacant
The 103d AID l0ith regis are intended to be re-
duced.
The Brussels papers Of the 9th state, that the
waters are still very high in the NItheriands.--
The Scheldt had the height OF sixteen feet,
and the rich meadows at Ondinarde nunda
ted. Great damage has also been occasioned by
hail. In several districts, where the harvest pro-
mised to be abundant, it is stated to be totally
iued.
ly purchased, amounting to Is in number, lett town
yesterday, with the grooms &c. for embarkatiOn for
the Continent. His Grace has ordered his travel
ling carriages and suite to be in readiness at one o.
clock Tomorrow morning, at the Qaeen's Palace,
where he will take farewell leave OF ali tho royal
family, and his numerous friends. His Grace will
be accompanied by the Marquis of Wo cester and
Lord Arthur Hill, as his Aid-de-Camp. They
will proceed to Brussels, and from bence Pa
rs.
hp Rurhe nj "a
likely TO be easy one IS generally imagined.
There are other considerations connected WIN IL,
supposng our equals cur most sanguine ex-
pcctations. Lord Exmoatn has, according TO the
most reasonable conectures, To Doihbaid the town,
and to burn the heet. All that ma1tiine skill aad
the fearful excellence Of the means Ut destruction
effect, will be called into practice. Many lives
o. the pratcal people will be sacrificed, andlhe So
vernment wall sue for mercy. In that case, vita
the positive consciousness that all treaties are III
competent to restrais the predatory habits which
these nations have always pursued business,
even asduty, will treaty oil peace be concluded
or, attempts 10 DC lnaGe TO convert these bar
bal'aus 10 the habits and usa,es OF 2 civil Lille To
make the bsrbsrians of Maritime Africa orderly
and civilized, add consequently powerful and hap
py people. To change the lsbils of centuries-to
plant useful insiuslry the soil where only desruc-
tive rapne has f1ougished-to connect the people
with their ruleIsby sanitary aud useful iaws--a.d
above all, TO deier something 20 national pre]udce
tasks; but still they ali be comp!ished before
Europe can be freed from the " editerranean rob-
bers by any thing else than cuustsnt attitude of
watchiui threatening. Yet, without pretending to
look into the seeds OF time, and say what grain
will grow, and what will not" we still have such
coniding belief in the equal dspeusations OF Proyi-
dence loaf thihk tae time this desirable rev.
oiu,ion will not be very Distant The existence of
that periidous of pirates, the dregs OF all ra-
ons, on the finest shores OF ali Africa, of the
greatest obstacles TO the connection of Europe with
Tie original people of that great portion Of tie
world. Let us hope that ia future Gays Africa NAV
there revive her Carthage, and spread from those |
shores the lights of religion, of literature aud OF
arts, over the unexplored space which the Niger
waters.
Paris, 4ng 9.
The destination of the armament whish the Porte |
is preparing IS said TO bs the coast of Alsiers tho
not for the purpose joining the forces OF tine Bar
barry Powers, but on the contrary to act against Al
giers, asd obige the Dey to acknowledge the autho-
rty OF the Grand Seignor. The policy OF the Di-
van IN this respect is, however, so very uncertain,
that events alone eau explain its views
so. PefersGHrgh, J1tly IS.
HE French trigate which is To convey 10 Holland
the marriage portion of her Imperial Higlness the
Archduchess Aane, has not yet sailed IRON Cron-
staiit, because many OF the magnificent effects
could not be yet put Oh board. 1t will, however,
sail shortly.
Genoa, July2O.
Captain Paulo Pieeineudi, commanding the cal |
lot Salnte Anne, coming from tue coast of Africa
has gwen the following details Of the situation nf thc
Barbaresque Powers. The Dey OF AlcieYs las |
made to to the city 60O0 slsv to work AT the
Qualifications. They have repaired all the sides that
we're feeble and IN bad state they have >aso e.
rected two exterior bastions, forming a kind a in
trcOcsed camp upon The two sides OF the civ in