Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
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July 2S-Noon.

| Liverpool, June IL.
! Our London papers are only to the 5tli,
and Liverpool of the 10th.
| Accounts from Amsterdam to May II,
state, that there were in that city more
than 500 Swiss emigrants, and about 400
! Wirtembrrgers, on their way to America.
| The report Of a Contagious disease ha-
| vinr broke out in Norway, is unfounded.
! The marriage of the Duke of Glouce stcr
with the Princess Mary, is officially an
ncunced to take place.
The King of Nuremberg has issued an
admonition to those of the immediate mobiles
| of the empire, who have become his sub
| jects. against appealing TO foreign Courts
upon questions existing between him aud
| themselves.
The Alien Bill passed the House of Com
mons, May 81.
The papers contain letter from Lord
| Exmouth to the King of Naples, respecting
the treaty made in his Che Kng's) name,
with the Dey of Agiers-The following
| is part of the letter -" flatter myself
that this peace has been concluded upon
| conditions which will merit the .approba-
ton of your majesty. have received from
the Dey the strongest assurances that he
will observe this treaty. I have made
him perfectly understand that upon his
! the existence u his Political flower; and
that, by departing from these principles,
as in the case of this year, he would excite
the resentment of all Europe, which is req
| dy TO mite all its forces 10 ohhose the fro
eeedings Of the BGrbary Pospers Your
Majesty will learn from the reports have
made to M A. Cozert, the difficulties /
had to surmount (; and / have not consi.-
dered myself authorized to compel the Dey
| to accept less sum for the release of the
| slaves, after my refusal to grant him the
enormous sum which he demanded for the
Peace, and to furnish him with naval and
military pieces, in lieu of the "a 900 pieces
for annual tribute" 1000 slaves had been
released from Algiers. 1unis and Tripoli,
| subjects of the King of Naples
The chiefs ofthe cons,,irators against the
life OF Ferdinand. were executed at Mad
rid, May 6. Some Spaniards who were
said to be concerned in the plot, and were
| in France, had been demanded of the
French vernment.
LONDON, June S.
Moscow, the sacred city, has risen with
so much splendor from its ruins, that ON
Palm Sunday. it is computed, there were
more than 3OOequpages on the promenade.
What train ofimportant reflections are
associated with the conhagration of that
city.
PARIS, June 2.
Letters from Antwerp announce the en-
barkation of NJ. Real, Prefect of the Police
during Bonaparte's rsurpat,on. He goes
to the u. St ties.
June s.
We reckoned the day before Yesterday
near 5000 English at Versailles, who had
assembled to see the playing of the wa
ters.
The number of English who arrive in
France is very considerable.
BERLIN, Nav 90.
Several Swedes of distinction. who are
leaving their country, have arrived here.
Baron Frederick Ruth, dismissed from
his place of Chamberlain, and deprived of
the Order of the Sword, is on his way to
London. Col. Hoiger Moran, of a very
distinguished family, is also among the re-
fug-es. Lieut.. Natt-oc-Dsgg is arrested.
and indicted as author of a pamphlet a.
gainst the new order of succession. 9th
er persons of not less celebrity, have arri
we'd at Hamburger and Copenhagen.-We
are ignorant OF the grounds Of these pro
ceedings, and no light is thrown on the sub
ject by the Dauish or Hamburger papers.
FRANKFORT. May 80.
The States coded to the Grand Duke
OF Hesse on the RhiRe, will be taken pos
session of on the 18th of June.
They speak Of territorial acquisitions
which are to aggrandize the Duchy of SAKE
Cobourg ; but we do not see from whence
they can be taken.
VIENNA, May IS.
We learn that Denmark, after having
refused all the oaers of Hanover relative to
the prlncipality oil Luxembourg, demands
percG ptorly, that the Treaty of Kiel,
should be executed in every point. Baron
de Rosenkrantz has addressed himselfto all
the cabinets who guaranteed this treaty,
and it is said that the Regent of Great
Britain was the first to acknowledge the
claims to b. just.
There is nothing new relative to the To-
Man Isles the Divan has not yet agreed
10 the present Constitution, and always
finds pretcxts to prevent explanation.
The Divan has not yet acknowj edeed
the Royal Dignity of the House Of Orange.
French Funds per cents. 5Of. s5c.--
Bank Actions, 1096f. Csc.
LIVERPOOL, June 8.
Mr.. Canning. who had vacated his seat
as one of the Burgesses of LIVERPOOL. in
Parliament, by the acceptance oil an Office,
has been reelected for the same city after |
contested election.
An Opera House. for English music, has !
been built in London the estimate expense |
is 20. 0oo.
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