Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

The extracts in the preceding columns
do Eot take in All the foreign articles we
have on hand-Rather than lose them al
together, we must give them in short hand
Numerous emigratonS, daily, from En-
gland to Amcrica-12 American ships,
ready to sail with passengers, some me-
chanics, some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ships
take so, others 500 ch one is to pay no.
and find himself--The London Solonons
guess that our government, in the end, are
to be the fiaynlaStera-thanks to our co1n-
Try, it holds forth invitations enough to e.
migrants. without the aid of the govern
ment Our vessels are now put on the
the same footing as the English that is,
may bring ont one passenger for every 2
tons, instead of l for S.
Grain has risen in England-The aver
age of the - maritime districts regulates
the import of foreign whea.s-if COS.
quarter, of wheat, it may be brought from
their North American colonies--when 3Os.
from the rest of the world--this average
price must last for SIX weeks previous to
any OF the quarter days-the next quarter
day, is on the 18th August-sorae say, the
average, from the 18th to Goth May, zvas
already 70s. 1d-others more than $685.
about that time the idea was current that
the price would certainly rise to the mark
by the 5th Aupust-of course, that their
ports would be open to our flour-But a
letter from Liverpool of the 2SI May,
states declension of the price at London,
at 9s. quArter-OW farmers and mil
lers must, therefore wait further Informal
tion.-Ihe rise which had Quoted the far
mer, had had the opposite effect on the me-
chanic--riots in some districts were Lead
ing the government to put forth lis militia
ry arm.
France, not yet quiet-The insurrection
at Grenoble, suppressed-S0O men were
1T it's gates--Gen. Donadieu marched out
with detachment of the guards, and a
piece of artillery, and put them to flight
100 left dead on the field-90 prisoners ta-
ken--the rest ilsw to the mountains-se-
veIal OF the insurgents were tried and shot
the king refused to respite David, whom
the prevotal Court recommended to his
mercy. Martial law declared at Greno-
ble--all persons to give up their arms in
81 hours-4O,OOO francs offered for the head
of Didier, the head of the insurrection-
whoever harbours him is to be put to death
all assemblages in the streets, inter
dicted under the severest penaltes--troops
still pouring into the department of the l.
sere.
Iwenty-one persons had been seized at
fdfiS-Su5pClOn IS every where sowing
the palace is disturbed by rumours of plots
from Lyons, Dion, Nevers, Gap, are
whispers, more or less direct, of opposition
to the legitimate government. Such is ie-
gifi8iafc Government SO desirable, is the
rule Of the Bourbons So happy, their
subjects Some argue, that this picture
must be exaggerated. because iftruc, why
do not the funds fall
The Prince Regent has issued General
Orders, reprimanding Wilson, & Hutchin-
son. and Bruce for befrending Lava
lette They have dared to defeat the pub
lie justice Of a country, whose hospitality
they were tasting--.to forge British pass
/ ports and assume the British uaiform for
the furth rance of their plans But the
reprimand is lost upon these gallant men.
| The censures Of the Prince Regent will
weigh nothing against the sweet consultations
oftheir own consciences, the respect and
applause of an admiring world, The
Prince Regent cannot judge Of such mat
tiers. de has not, as the Irish So, the
! true gonc6 for theH,