Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21


| The Turkish feet at Constantincple is
! fitting for sea with great activity, scopes
| ed to be destined against Algisrs. The
| British government has. it is said. stated
| 10 the Neapolitan government the neces-
s'ty OF arming against the Baibary Pow
| crs.
A London paper of lily ., says" As a
| proof of the stsgnation Of trade, we state.
| that one day last week there was rot a
single entry for import or expert at the
| custom house in that city i circumsi aace
without parallel in the annals of that sx-
tcnsiye establishment"
The Merchants trading 20 Que bee have
complained to Ministers that the semen
who went out in the merchant w ssr.s had
been induced to enter for service on Lakes
Ontario and Erie, by being cirsred COS per
month, when in the merchant service they
had only SIS and the ships we've thus
stripped of their men Lord Melville Sid
he could not account for COS being given.
un ess part was by way of bounty, as gov
trnment only allowed 45s. But he. would
send out seamen from England. Tie mer-
chants asked To what oxtcut government
wanted hands there, and for what purpose
they were to be employed but Lord NJ.
declined answering.
Admiral Penrose, the British naval COM
m2nder in the Mediterranean, has receiv-
ed orders to afford protection against pi-
rates reported to be cruising in the Mo-
rea.
The following is z new trait Of the inso-
lence Of the Barbary States The French
bomb vessel, the Alex nGer, which left
Smyrna on the 18th of May, and entered
Marseilles on the 18Th June, was net on
the Sth near Cape Arguete by a xebec of
Irpoii, which carried eff its guns and some
of its provisions.
No vessel can be admitted at any Russi.'
an port in the baltic, unless she has a Ger
tificate OF h. alth, from E sneur, Hamburg,
Frederick or Toningen; and none can be
admitted atthe POI It's OF the White Sea,
nness they have such certificates from
Norway or England-Russia furnishes the
forns.
A Swedish frigate stationed eff Gotten
burg, has seized two English me rchant-
men, under he plea of their havicg failed
to perform Quarantine. Mr. Fosscr, min
ister at Copenhagen, HIS represented This
matter TO his cabinet, ana it is thought the
event viii lead to some explanations be-
tween Denmark and Sweden.
a Mr. Barnet had been elected M. 7.
for Rochester, by majority of two He
is an anti ministerial,st fiis opponent
Cfhompson) complained that the poll was
C! sed precipitately.
In recent election for Coro-e r in the
county of Middlesex, England, the cand,-
dates spent about 2000. each, 10 election-
eering. a proof that the ofsce is iucra-
tive.
In Eugland. Msj Gen Lord T. Bsrras-
ford, has recovered 10000. of the Earl Of
B ctivc, for criminal convcrsation with his
wife. The damages were laid at $4,000
pounds.
The memoirs Of Fou III, in two vc--
lumes. are said to be ready for publicati-
on.
PicadiIy, from the commencement o.
the Green Park to Hyde Park gate, is as
bout to be paved with cast iron, VIII ca if
now preparing at foundery in Wac. BY
direction of the parish of St. Georges, Ha-
mover square.
1t is stated that sixteen hundred men,
women, and children, hal engaged passa-
ges IN different vessels, at Newry, Derry
Dublin and Belfast, to cross the Atlantic
and that emigration from Switz .rlaud in
creased.
The rioters Of Eli, who had incurred The
sentence of capital punishment, had bceu
exc u,ed. Under the pretext of procur-
ing the raising Of their wages, they had
plundered the houses Of their masters, Sec,
&c.