Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

IL, N.NoSs Vui predecessors, nom y
wish TO honour and encourage aprotession
so important as that of a Printer, have at
granted the title of Imp,imeur du
Rcf to Ire persons of that profession
most distinguished by their conduct and
the perfection OF their art; this favor i'm
poses on those who maintain il the seye-
rest duties and the highest respect for the
laws.
eve are, however, informed, that seve-
raiwOrks, contrary To- the charter and TO
the principles of our government, have
issued from the press of the Sieur Mich
aud, one of our printers. One of these
works is at present before the tribunals ::
another has just been suppressed by the
sentence of Il correctional tribunal, dated
yesterday.
&C For these reasons, the brevct of Inn
primeur du Roi, which had been confer
red OH the Sieur Michaud, is revok-
ed"
Brussels, September 8.
A letter from Namur of the 9th inst
contains the following details of the af-
frav which took place in that town: "Thc
Bclgians fought the day before Yesterday
IN the most desperatenannncr in the bar
racks, the light horse against the miners.
There werc7 or 8 killed, lOor l2 woun-
ded, among them a cadet of the miners of
rs years ofage, whose right arm has been
aniputated. Capt. Martens received two
cuts with a sabre, which however only cut
his clothes. They were so incensed IL
galnsteach other, that they would not lis
ten 10 their officers and generals.-It is
not known what gave rise 10 this quar-
rel"
From the Boston Daily Adrertiscr, Oct. 26. I
We have received by the New-Galen.
Captain Sherburne, from London, this
morning, Londonpapers TO September l3.
Their continental intelligence is not so
late as already received by the Bordeaux
Packet, from Havre. They contain about
the same Information already received re-
lative TO the expedition against Algiers.
and nothing OF Importance ADDITIONAL
The London papers are q good deal occu-
pied with the discussion ofthe Question of
the divorce of'the Prince and Princess of
Wales, which it is confidently asserted is
to be brought before the next Parliament.
A meetingof the people was held in West
minister, on the nth, to talk over the dis
tresses of the nation, and the same orators
who have figured at former meetings, de-
claimed. We have extracted some of the
most important articles containedin these
papers.
The London Times of Sept. 10. says
" An American Envoy has landed at Ra-
VIENNA, for Rome. What can the Pirates
and the Americans want with his Holt
neSsH
News from Rio Janeiro was TO the 2lst
July. The projected descent of the Bra
zil troops on the territory of La Plata, to
assist the Royal Spanish cause, had been
given up, (eyen after the expedition had
salled,) III consequence Of a remonstrance
from the British government Ii is stated
that Portugal had most probably engaged
TO re-conquer BuenOs Ayres for Spain, as
an equivalent for the dowries which tie
two Processes were to carry with them on
their marriage with Ferdinand q his bro
thor:
BY an Ordinance of the 5th ofSept. the
French Chamber ofDcputies we're dissol-
we'd, and a new Chamber directed TO be
formed according TO the regulations estab
lisied by the Chambers.-Among the
number of eighty-six Presidents of De
partmental Colleges, who have been ap-
pointed by the King, they are but forty
seven who were members of the dissolv-
ed Chamber. This change, however i'm
portant, exacted scarcely any remarks in
the Partisan editors. The change, it is
will give permanent stability
to the present government.
1t is again stated that the Emperors of
Russia and Austria, and the King of
Prussia, are 10 meet at Warsaw.
The censors of two of the Paris papers
have been removed from office for admit
ting improper political remarks to be in
serted, q one fthe ministers of the king
had been removed from office for having
issued from his press some improper poll
teal works.
London, September S.
A new cause is nowassigned for the late
increase OF the French army; it is stated
that France has agreedto lend an army to
Spain for the purpose of recovering S.
America.
There was fall ofsnow at Brighton on
Sunday; and letterfrom Bengor, dated
the2d, says" We have now snow living
Dn ourmountains." AT Bedford, on Tues-
lay morning tlcrewa ice aninch iu thick
ness.
SirN. WRAXALL was liberated, by or
Ter OF the Prince Regent, on Friday, from
The Kings Bench Prison lie was senten
:ed, May l6, to six months confinement,
OF llDel on me RUSSIAN count WOrOn-
cow, in his work of Wcmoirs of ny own
Time"
Irish Wor1ets.
The price of Butter has experienced a
urther decline iii Limerick-no grain
If any description has come inSotlI-
II rates of the provisions remain station
Try.
Butter in Waterford, on Wednesday,
n. -. IL
I'm COTk-Niarket, on Thursday, a con
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