Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

(Signed) LOUIS.
(Counter-SigneD
LIZ Due DE RICHELIEU."
On acarefI' examination of our French
papers by tine RubicOn, we find very lit
tie worth translatinE.- present move
ments of the Continental Powers. possess
no general interest, and our readers would
not be much amused with detail of the
promenades and diversions of the Court
of Paris. The following are given in adj
addition to our summary of yesterday.
n. y Her. 1dv.
London, September2f.
A letter received this day at Lloyd's
Coffee-bouse, from the Office of the Eng
lish Consul at Cadiz, dated the Sd Sep
TENDER, says, g am sorry TO have TO an
nounce TO Won, for the information of the
committee, that on the first OF this month,
the English brig Lady Warren, Captain
Williams, Ga DAYS from .Buenos-AyreS,
with cargo, has been taken into this port
by the Spanish privateer La FeroZ, Cap
tain Baeza, and detained without comm
nication from that time until about four
hours ago. The proprietors of the cargo,
who were passengers, have been commit
ted to prison" The consul promises 20
use his influence for their release, the res
toration ot'the vessel and cargo, and sa-
tisfaction for the detention: bat he doubts
whether or not he shall De completely sue
cesstul.
Vienna, Sept. l5
The emperor has renouHced his project
OF spending the autumn in Ga,licia.
The report ola new reduction in our
army gains ground. 1t is supposed it will
be reduced to 10000 infantry and SO. OO0
nnl no ctx,.t rI. f,,rr
garrison, and those which compose our
army i'll France, are opposed to this re-
ductIon.
Rastadt, Sept. %.
They talk of a marriage between the
| Duke of Kent, brother TO the Prince Re
gent of England, and the Princess Amelia
of Baden, sister TO the reigning Grand
Duke, and TO the Empress of Russia and
| Queen of Bavaria.
Vienna, Sept. II.
| His imperial majesty is now perfectly
recovered and we had the happiness to
! see him yesterday on his return from
| Schoenbrunn.
Madrid, Sept. ID.
| His excellency the British ambassador
al our court has informed his majesty OF
the glorious result of the British expedition
against Algiers, and of the return of I62 Of
our countrymen, who had been in slave
| ~, given up TO Lord Exmouth
Fraa3o,t, Sept. 10.
News from Turkey continue 10 make
| mention of Jew who stiles himself the
| New Messiah, and intends TO Law the
foundation ola newkingdom in Judea.-
! Some dreaming politicians suppose him
| TO be Frcnchman under this disguise !;
| be as it may, the Munich Gazette makes a
| judicious observation on this circum-
stance, by saying, that all debates on the
rights of the Jews would cease, if thev
| were TO take up their staff, and go Off TO
! this new kingdom of theirs.
Boston, Nor. 5-Noon.
| We copy and forward to you for publ
| cation, the following items from orr file
of Gibraltar papers =
The Consuls and Others who were at
| Algiers, gave it as their opinion, that ano-
| tlIer hours firing would have levelIed tie
city with the ground and the officers
who landed after the action so far con
Cured in this opinion, that they thought
the upper part, at least, of the houses
would in that time be brought down by
the fire.
Nothing could exceed the firmness of
MIR. MDOnnei, the British Consul and
| TIE enPHlN WHO Threw nun INTO COiii1c-
ment, tried his true British stamina by
all sorts of threats and insults, hut in
vain-Theroom III his house, in which he
was to have slept, was so perforated, that
he would not nave been safe in any part
of il.
The Dey's palace suffered greatly, and
there was scarcely house in the town
that did not receive injury. Ii was gene
rally believed and asserted on shore, that
the first broadside from the Queen Char
lOttc killed not less than 100 men "a great
number having collected on ihe beach OPP
posite TO her, and who neglected to get
ont of the way when a signal was made
so TO do.
The Impregnable was drcadf,lIy OK
posed TO the fire of battery upon the
bill side, and also suffered greatly BY the
explosion of shell OH board Of her,
which communicated to some loose pow
der. She is said to have lost between so
and 20 men by tlisaccidcnt alole.
II is computed that 700 pieces Of ordi-
nance were brought into action by ihe
Algcrines alone, 10 the fire of which the
fleets were exposed for more than hours.
Lord tXmouth's coat was literally fOra
from his back by splinters.
SiaCes ycicGSed by Lord E.X jfCIIy{.
Ofwhai nation. No. Destination
NeapOlitaus, ....47l.... Sent to Naples
| Romans ........ 128 DO.