Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
Boston, September so.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the regular trading ship -iIHo. Capt.
Glover, arrived 1T this port on Saturday
last, in 80 days from Liverpool, we have
received Beli's Messenger to Aug, 18th,
and have been pc itely favored with o;her
London papers to the 24.h, by Mr.. Top
Lift They contain no news O. importance.
The following summary extracts are all
we couli find of interest to American rea-
ders. The articles relative to our squad
ron rest on very doubtful authority.
The London Courier of August path,
mentions an improbable report of the A
merican squadron having bombarded Al
giers early in Aug. Tie report is receiv-
ed via Marseiilss.
The Journal of the Drome contains an
article from Valence of the 9th, stating,
that" from Marseiles we learn that the
Americans had bombarded Algiers. Lord
Eymou.h according TO this account. will
have li.tle to do. We expect the de-
tails
VI. Parmentier, the Citrate of Corrobet.
in the Department of Marne, France, and
his servant, were both murdered on the
night Of Aug. TO- The assassins massacred
their victims by blows with sticks, and bay
onet stabs.
Lst.ers from Dantzic state that the eur
peror Alexander has v:n the government
of Finland to the heir of the Duke of
Iois,ein- Euten, the deposed king of Swe-
Gen.
A letter from Copenhagen of Aug 5,
says, e great many owedes of distinction
IRE now here"
A Petersburgh article of July "a, states
that tire Emperor would proceed to Mos
COW, the beginning of August, where bril-.
liant prepar lions wer, making for his re-
~ S., ,rfo ti,a
rior of the Empire.
The tyranny and despotism of Ferdi-
nand is represented as iutolerable. The
patriot deputies of the Cortes. and others
who were confined at Ceuta, have been
removed in an extraordinary manner
They were torn from their beds in the dead
of night, and carried on board a vessel in
the same state in which they were surpyi-
seh, loaded with irons, and set sail for
some unknown place. 1t is feared, says
q Madrid article OF July 90. "that the same
lot awaits all the patriots. Every body
rnurnurs at these acts Of despo.isn ; no
one is secure in his house, no one knows
what the event OF thcsc excuses will
be, but it is impossible they can last
long"
One of the most singular features in the
general Intelligence of the week, (Says
Bel's Messenger OF August ~ is tue
rspiI viciss,tudes, and tie ultimate con.
saera6ie dccieusion, in the price of the pub
lie funds.
The sppointmest.of the eldest son Of
Gustavus, the Ex-kiDg OF Sweden, who is
nephew OF Alexander, to be Governor of
Finland. may have a tendency to unsettle
the northern Kingdoms of the cOnt'ne t. 1t
seems to indicate that Bernadotte is N
secure Of the succession. We do not de
sire 10 see the principle OF Legitimacy ex>
tended % far ; we would always refer it to
the vii Of the people, without which, we,
Is Englishmen, cannot admit any right of
Kings. May that beng who directs all
things, restore trae religion 20 the minds X
heats of men, aud therein advance us to
slu Il gr. { Of happiness, to- which il is
consistent with his will and future pur
pose, that IN ;his world we should at
tain. The best wisdom, polite i rs we'll
* private, Is SUBMISSION to HIM BeHs
Messenger.
The Liverpool paper ofWedn sday 18th
ofAug. says W. are sorry to hear that
symptoms Of riotous dissatisfaction have
fnr several days been manifested in Preston
and its neighborhood- The last accounts
state, that the mob wcrs then demolishing
the windows OF MIR. JIoTrock's. A detacb-
ntnt of the military was h s morning sent
OF hence, to assist in putting at end to
.ch disgraceful proceeding"
DoUrr, .fughsf IL.
His Grace the Dixie OF Wellington ar
-. .s-..-.-at IL n.clock. last nigiL, and