Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

Eng ana.
They saw that the approaching return IF
General Maitland to Italy, has reference
To these demands on Naples.
1t is not very clear that we have a right
to interfere in this quarrel. As to the
prap 'r'y conhscated in France, Spain and
Naples under the Berlin and Milan De-
crees, no doubt 1t was urjus,lv taken. But
why q not the Americans insist ON salts
tcton from those who dill the wrong r.
WHAT have the actual Kings Of Spain and
Naples to do with the affairs of King Jo-
$ pm or King Joachim? The Americans
nave the first among th.m-may they in
demnity themselves upon his person and
his treasures. AS to poor Joachim. he has
submitted to destiny to which gentlemen
of bis profession are lated. He no longer
owes any thing. At the same time, if we
ar not obliged to protect the Neapol:ta.s
we may r-gret that they are not i'm better
situation for protecting themselves. How
ever, It there yet remains at Naples Anne
rican property undsr sequestration, it
ought to be restored to it's owners.
September 6.
we have received recent news from
Naples. All the letters agree that the
Americans have demanded AN Isle in the
mediterranean as depot for their mcr-
chand'ze, and rendezvous for their soua-
drons- Oae OF the letters pretends th-t the
Court has answered that il the u. &
mad indefnnitiest to claim for spoliations by
Murat. they ought to address themselves to
the allied powers.
Paris, Sept. S.
Accounts from Naples of the 18th Anr
are silent RESPECTING the reports contained
IN the Englisl, journals, of the threats of
the American squadron in that port
LONDON, August 81.
AT three o'clock yesterday morning, a
great quantity of snow fell in the enyirons
OF London.
PARIS. September
One Claud Lanclan was to be tried for n
political crime. Auguste Leblanc was an
essential witness against him. He is do
mestic OF the Duke OF Ragusa. The Court
snt tor hun. The Duke sent word he was
SICK and could nor attend. The Advocate
General said, it was evident it was the
Duke and not his servant who was indis-
posed: The witness was ordered to be
brought by force if necessary.
General Bertrand Clausel h,s been con.
demnsd to death, par contumace. His near
relation Pierre Clausel, appeared in Court
to defend him.
AT Strashurg they ara trying har contu
mace, the Elk General of the Old Guard
Baron Poret de Morvan.
by decree of the King. of August 81.
commissioners are appointed to investigate
the situation OF the treaty indemnities, paid
ano Payaolc by France to the allies.
LONDON, September s.
We have New York papers to tine 10Th
OF august, and those of Philadelphia and
Boston, to the 9Th.
a chemist in London has discovered An
antidote to indigestion. He sells Il in hot.
ties from to shilings. Immediately af
ter having made known his drug he bad
his shop full Of customers. He has sold
5000 phials of it since the 6th of JAW.
HAGUE, September 9.
Cotton Manu- features.
In the sitting of the I'd Chamber of our
legislature on the Sist ult. a petition was
presented from great number of Cotton
Manufacturers in Client, complaining of
tnelr rulnous situation caus ID by the Bri-
tish Goods which are smuggIed into the
country. 81 manufactures. (say they,)
exist In our city, and employ 42O soinners.
ana each spinner gives employment to IS
other persons, making the number more
than $4,000 who gain their living by tn $
branch of industry. Already more than
50 OF our spinners have been obliged to 90
10 france, where they are protected by
the Government By means of a prohibition
and exclusion absolute of English merchan
die. guaranteed and observed by trinle
and insurmountable barrier of custom -honse
The petitioners pray for rem
edy.
BRUSSELS. September 6.
a bloody combat has TAXI N place at Ma
muir, among the troops Composing the gar
rison there, and lasted two days. It began
IN public house, in quarrel between
some ight horsemen and some miners. -
several persons We're k LEO. or wounded.
MADRID, August %.
nsy say that the expedition destined TO
'uOdue the ihsurg ,nts of tn. Colonies. will
not be SO considerable as at first aanounc-
ed. Some believe it not to be necessary
20 SEND out $4,000 men-others pretend that
me emoarrassments of the treasury will
not permit conveniently the equ pment of
all the corps which were 10 have been en-
parked.
-, NAPLES. August 20.
lhe Neapolitan frigate Arethusa has
returned here from Algiers, where she
carried the sum which the Government
sent to the Dey, for the release Of the Nea
)olitan slaves.
SICILY. August 10.
The English mercantile houses. here.
22) have dispute with the governments,
Which demands Of them impos on goods. |
Which they considered free by the etIict of |
I7S4 The government threatens to con. |
lscate all their merchandise in the custom 1
'ouse stores, if they do no: pay the i'm |
POSTS. The merchants have sent a denu- |
alton TO London on the subiect-at The |
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