Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

the command OF the town AMI coas, of B,l-
boa. These two General Officers rem
dered great services To the English ar
my.
The approaching arrival of the Princess
of Brazil is less spok en- of 1t appears til At
the death of the Queen Of Portugal, and
the ceremonies for the Coronation of The
present King, have caused tn delay
which Opposes the wishes of all the ma
ton.
!. appears that the Porte is not tispos-
ed to quarrel with the Powers Of Eu-
rope, AMI thus lose Albania, The Morea,
and her other Europs an possessions. for
the sake of the Rcgencies, which give ire
quent causes of discomfort.
Seventeen Christisn prisoners lately ar
rived at Sassari. but previously to the APP
pe,rance OF the American squadron before
Alg,ers.
The towns of Tunis and Tripoii arc in
great agitation, which is general through
out all the provinces of the Barbaiy Pow
ers Is the moment of vengeance at length
arrived
TIE Duke of Wehington.-The Flan-
ders mail received last night, contains an
account of the prog, ess Of the duke of Wei
lington through Brussels, Lii sc, Charleroi,
and Cambray, tow ards Paris. He inspec-
ted OH his route the different Notifications.
i'll Company with the Russian general CIR
genhoT. who is intrusted with the exocu-
ton of these works.
LONDON. August II.
The Paris papers of the 18th of August,
preserve their usual tone and character.
They furnish little news, and what they
do furnish is doubtful. The most interest
i"g part of their contents is letter from
Cadz, via Madrid, giving on account of the
bold buccaneering of tn s nth American
pirates off the h ,rb ur. The period of the
arrival of the p lrtuguvse Princ-sses is spc-
ken of 'ioubtfuliy. The Emperor of Aus
tria, it is said is about to visit Saxony, and
new bonds of alliance between the two states
are augured from this journey. Salzburg
and the Invetcl have been declared inte-
gral parts of Upper Austria.
The Monteur received this day, contains
a royal Ordinance for the more eff.ctual
prevention of the sale of such merchant re
and manufactures as may have the good
fortune to avoid these means Of prevention,
and find err way into France. To effect
this purpose, the manufactures of cloths,
plain or mixed, in wool or cotton, and of
all tissues of the same sort as those prohi-
bited. coming from abroad, are not allowed
to bring them to market. unless verified
by mark Of Their manufacture, and
number of their registry. These marks
shall contain the name of the manufactu-
rer and place ofsmanuiacture. Patterns of
the cloths, and models of the marks, are
to be deposited with the proper authorities,
for the purpose OF Comparison, to detect o.
ny impression, and no piece of such cloth
shall be exposed to sale without the marks
prescribed These are the principal pre-
cautions of the Royal Ordinance, which is
drawn up with degree of care and Cir
cumspection well calculated to insure its
purpose. 1t was the boast of our CONNER
clal world that our manufactures found
their way all over the continent in spite Of
Bonapaite's anti~comMercial system, and
his Berlin and Milan DEGREES. We fear
that the present govt. of Frapce, as far as
it wishes to exercise the prohbitory system.
will be able to do it with more ingenuity
and success.
LONDON, Aug. I9.
Extract Of letter from Port st. Mary's,
(ncar Cadiz,) dated July 26 -" The troops
forming he new expedition destined to act
against the insurgent provinces of America,
are now all ready. Nothing more is want
ing for them to sail than money and ships
to embark in. They are to be commanded
by General O'Donnell Count Abisbal.)
The whole armament consists of 10 batta-
talions OF 500 or 1000 men each, viz. one
battalion of light troops four of the line,
called expeditlonary troops; one belonging
tn the regiment Ut Asturias /; another OF the
Kings Regiment another of the regiment
LA Prncessa another of Soria, and one
battalion OF ght troops belonging to the
Canaries. Besides these, 500 artillery men
are to embark, with corresponding num-
Der of sapPeis and pioneers, aud from 40
to SO pieces of cannon. Two thousand dis
mounted cavalry are also to go ont, ard
some skeleton regiments to be filed up on
arriving in America. 1t IS evident from
the exertons the SPANS government is
now making. that every thing is to be risk
ed on this | ,ss formidable attempt, in all
probability bound az inst Mexico, that is
If the expedition sails.
PARIS. Au~. Is.
Letters from Germany contradict the re-
port of the Emperor Alexander having
given the government Of Finland to the son
of the Duke of Hossein Eutin Ii is also
untrue that the king Of Sweden is III. and
that the Tranquility Of Norway has been
disturbed.
TRIESTE, July 90.
Several vessels have sailed from hence
tn crus... it is said, On the coast of Africa
Il was reported that they woulI join Lord
Exmouth's fleet, and be under his orders,
but it appears TO be certain that they will
act according to instructions from the court
of Vienna. aud that tn are not destined
to attack the Re gencies. They will rather
act as corps Of observation, e remain near
the English squadron to observe how affairs
go ON.
PAsTIA. Aug. g