Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

iNorning Chron.
Before his attack on Algiers, Lord Tx
mouth made arrangements with Tunis.
Tripoli, &c. His Loriship's despatch
plainly indicates that the two days war is
over.
1t is quite fashionable of late wears for
our despatch writers To lament. in set
phrases, losses in action-but do they ex-
pect, that battles can be fought by those
whose trade is death, withou, bloodshcd
The whole killed in the Algerine battle
(and those wounded are all on the recove-
ry) amount tO 10 more than 1923. When
the magnitude OF the object effected l.;
considered, we ought TO bless God that
our loss was no more.
Bristol, September 10.
The Exhibition ofBonapartc's Military
Carriage and EQuipage, talk at Water
loo, has already been VISITED in Bristol by
1900 persons : II viii remain omen dur
ing the present week. ,'-, not longer
The public seem scare II aware that the
display of Napoleous : endid property
lii The adjoining Apartment, is nu h more
costly and magnificent than those taken
In the Carriage, those being intended for
use only during his Campaigns, while the
other formed the hstentatious decorations
OF his superb Palaces, from whence they
have been procured by Mr.. Bullock, BY
great interest, and at a serious expence.
We understand that an. appropriate 1ri-
umphal Apartment, is now erecting at tie
Museum III London, to receive perma-
nentiy these splendid trophies of the Vi
gor, courage, and discipline of the British
Army.
Paris, September IL.
The Court Of AssiZes of the Department
of AK, on the 18th ofthis month, condem-
| ned Cesar Savarn to suffer death, convict
ed of having organized in the mountains
OF Buggy, all armed band, at the head of
which he was 10 march upon BourG, cut
the tiroats of the Authorities and Royal
lists, and then join the Rebels of Isere.-
Two of his principal agents were, by the
same arrest, condemned to five wears So
i!tary confinement, to be five years under
the inspection of the Police, and find Sc
curities for 5000 francs.
young man, % wears of age, named
MaigrOn, son of an Advocate of Uzes, has
lust been condemned TO death by the
Court OF Assizes of Gard, for assassina-
ing his mother. ltappeared i'll the course
death of his victim, fastened to seize The
keys which she carried with her, TO rob
the house.
A person, nephew of Baron Iagarde,
Secretary General of the Directory, has
been latterly arrested at Lyons as the au-
thor of several seditious writings
SEPTEMBER ID.
The Dcy of Algiers has i'll his service
4iSo Europeans. including "a officers.
Count Corvette, the Minister Finance,
assisted at one of the recent sittings
OF the Committee on the Budget.-It is
said that the consideration OF this i'm
porfant subject Will be soon terminated.
and that the committee have rejected all
the projects of imposts, the r.lmors of
winch respecting commerce had excited
some alarm
After the details of the bombartlment
OF ,AlgIers, one OF our public Journals
makes the following refle tons =
We doubt whether these be the whole
OF the conditions stipulated by Lord Ex-
mouth. Having been SO strongly blamed
Tor his former treaty, and having on this
occasion such terrible means of destruc-
ton IN his power, he surely would not
neglect TO demand guarantee for the
execution OF this new treaty, and this qua
rantec could be no other than the surren-
der OF the remainder of the marine and
The occupation Ofthe forts, or the destruc-
ton OF all the Qualifications"
Itaiy, august 10.
The differences between the Court of
Naples and Rome are not vet adjusted.-
The Pope viii absolutely have the old
tribute of white horse revived, and the
King obstinately refuses ii DIS an antigua
ted unworthy custom, which was never
permitted 10 be brought forward, even I'M
der the Illegal Government of the family
of Bonaparte.
What is expected wholly to alneate the
Roman Court are two ordinances that
have been lately issued in Naples the
first (Which is already Snown) requires in
future for all Papal Bulls and DEGREES, the
Kings Exequatur and the other, sub
jecting all Episcopal Pastoral Letters to the
censure of the Council of State.
Calcutta, dug. IL.
We have news from Macasar, on the
Celebes, Zone of the Molucca Islands) that
the Rejah of Boni had attempted to drive
the British force, under Major Dalton,
from that Island: but had been defeated
with the loss of seven of his chiefs; and
that tranquility is restored.
LO1,tion, Sept. 20.
We received yesterday the Paris papers
of Monday last The chicfarticle oftheir
contents is new and entertaining story
from Babylon, where we are told no less
than 300, 900 Jews have been collected un-
der Leader of the tribe of Dan, who calls
himself King of the Jews, who bears down
all opposition, and whose progress nothing
can stop. This romantic tale purports to
be copied from German Journal, in
which il appeared in the shape ola letter
from Cairo. Some of the French papers,
however, suppose it TO be fabrication of