Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26
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La /. INiJEl ENSLA MI.
From our CORRESPONDENT in London, we
have this day received Il London Morn
ing Chronicle of the 10th of Nav, and the
London General Sh'pping and Commercial
List of the 9Th.
To our Boston Correspondents, we are
also Indebted for the London Courier of
the 9th May.
Ties" papers, which are a week later
than, were before received, were brought
by the Ship RsShtution, Captain Mer Sc
vey, which arrived at Boston on Sunday. in
So days from Londov. Our principal ar
ticles of INTEL gence viii be f und be-
low.
LONDON. March 10.
Daring Robbery on the riUer Thames.
Last night between the hours of nine *
ten, one of the hoys belonging to the East
India Company, was proceeding down the
river with upwards of 30 chests of dollars
iii order to be put on board the Ladv
Cdmh6eU, outward bound Indiaman lying
at Grayesend VIII II il Woolw CHI Reach.
they were bearded by seven men in IA large.
cutter. who empowered the men on board
the hoy, & con6ned them under the hatch
ways they Immediately hove seven chests
=. ct dollars into their boat and rowed off,
We have not heard that any of them have
yet been taken. The whole CITY Officers
went down the river this morAing in
search. and number of othe 7 O Ulcers from
the different Ofices are in pursuit of the
p rats.
Intelligence received from Calcutta, ter
Shin LiUerfooi.
Accounts from Amretsir, state that
Runjeet sing was at Lahore. HIS alta K
ON Ruloory was postponed, a. Akbar Khan
had offered obedience to HIM.
Runjeet had requested Arbud Khan to
proceed to Nahn, and persuade the Goori-
das TO enter his service, but Abud had de-
clIned the mission. Runieet had avowej
his Intention of proceeding against Cash.
mere, as soon as he should compel the Ra-
Jahs OF Rujoory to join him.
The camp of H9lkar was at Casla Dust,
about three Coss distance from Scarn Cur
rah.
Rapoojee Scirdia, and Jastwant Rso
bhao, were plunder.ng Khaorah. and 9th
er countries of Holkar.-A reinforcement
had been sent to Bujna Bhan, to assist in
defending the port OF Ghnrzoon, which had
been garrisoued by FIVE hundred A~abs.
n battle had been fought between Alan
Sing, with the people of Raclund, end the
Noorkhas at hhanda. Amer khawu was
plvndering at Saee Jankho, and insisting
on receiving his arrears of pay.
Accounts from J.ypore state, that great
apprehensions were entertained from the
approach Of two hostile armies, one under
Amber Khawn, and the others composed OF
the troops Of S indis. Preparations were
making for the defence Of J,ypore.
PARIS, May 5.
The council Of revision decided Yesterday
on the appeal of the King's Procurer "a
gainst tn judgment Of the Doth of April
last, which acquitted Gen. Cambrone and
ordered him to be set at Liberty.
After hav ng de!iberated for an hour, the
Council decided by a m iority of three 20
two, that the Judgment of acquitt should
be confirmed, and Immediately carried into
effect.
An expedition from the ports Of Brest,
Stunt Malo, and Rochefort, is destined to
resume possession of the Isles of S.. Pierre
and Miquelon.
Next week, several individuals are to be
tried before the Correctional Tribunal, &C.
cused of usi1g seditious expressions in the
villages adjacent to Paris.
TIE duke de Chatre has taken the oa,hs
as First Gentleman of the Chamber to the
King.
On Saturday, NJ. Pasquier, member of
the Chamber Of Deputies, late keeper of
The Seals, was thrown from his horse at
Mousscau, and had his thighs disIocated by
The fall.
On the Sd, the Municipal Council Of
Paris, ordered $4,000 francs to be distrbu-
ted amocg the poor Of the twelve arron-
dissments>
IN earthquake, accompanied by great
noise in the air, has occurred in Nor
way.
The Gazetfe Of Hacricm, contradicts the
report which had been circulated of the
Russian corps being about to evacuate
Maubeuge, Avesnes, &c. in order to pro-
coed to the Upper Rhine, and observes thet
the assertion was entirely destitute Of louD-
dation.
The English papers ridicule the reports
which have prevailed Cor some days al pa
ris,as to the great changes having taken
place 10 TIE policy Of the Allied Powers.
hey, N particular, rank among the num-
Der OF fables the account of triple alli-
ance between Russia, Prussia and the Ne
theri@nds, b. a treaty i'm which England
has no participation. These Journals, who
pretend TO be we'll Informed, assert posi-
lively, that no change has occurred in the
dispositions OF the Allied Powers. and that
thy are all DESTROYS cf maintaining that
peace, which has been established by the
most solemn conventions.
a Royal Ordnance dated the Sd con-.
ta'is the following:
Gull and complete amnesty IS granted
to every individual prosecuted and CON
demned as abettor Of, 0r accomplice IN the
desertlon which took place prior to the
1st cf October. 1915.