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

whole squadron, and 5 FRlGATES, 4
| SLOOpS OF WAR and THIRTY GUN
| BOATS. became prey TO che confiagra-
ton. The City suffer less notwth-
standing the Bombs did considerable da-
mace.
The English sustained very heavy loss
1t is estimated that a thousand men
were lost on each side. Oae of the Age
| CINE frigates, in fl lmes. was driven by The
wind upon Lord Exmon,h's ship. which
compel ed him to cut her cables, 9n,l retire
for some time from the combat. 1t is said,
| She has lost 200 of her crcw--IIis lordship
| frigates killed. The Dey did not cease du-
| post. animating his soldiers.
o, the 28lh the Engl sh squadron an
chored in the gr at harbor. bat out OF can
non shot from the town. On the 29ih. an
Armistioe was concluded, upon the basis
which lord Exmou,n had previously pro-
posed. The following are the principal
conditions =
1st. The Algcrine regency consents to
abolish the slavery of Europeans in Algers ::
and in consequence, to set at liberty
Immediately, all Europeans in captivi-
ty.
I'd. AS PREPARATION for the wrongs done
at Bona and Gran, the regency shall remit
to England the $1,000 dollars which
have been sent by tie Nsapoii.ans to AL
gers.
Sd. Consular presents shalIbe abolished,
but as 1t is the usage of the East. they
may be admitted as personal presents. on
the arrival OF a new consul, and given in
his own name, but shall never exceed 5OOi,
sterling.
4th. The Kingdom of the Netherlands.n
consequence of the cooperation of the
Datch squadron in the expedition shall
ENJOY the same privileges as England.
5th. A new treaty shall be formed be-
tween England and Algiers. in which the
kingdom or the Netherlands shall be inclu-
ded
Other articles of the arm.stice stipulate
that the regency shall preserve the right
OF making War upon certain European pow
ers ; but that those of their subjects who
may fail into their hands, shall never be
made slaves, but treated as prisoners of
war.
BY an order from the prsfect of the
department of the Mouse. the dstiilatiop
of brandy from grain is forbidden.
On the 9th inst. the Duke of Well:ne.
ton left this city for Cambray, to pass 10
review part of the army of occupat-
on.
September IA.
The details which we have given of the
attack on Aigiers, were brought to Mar
settles by Fren"h corvette. 1t is added
that the battle of the 9th lasted from
O'Clock in the afternoon to after midnight
and the Dey, dissatisfied with the measures
taken by his minister of marine, had cut off
his head.
NAPLES. Aug. 1S.
ho A
road. 1t is said tn y are DESTROYS to enlist
the colonists who are here. By regula-
ton of the squadron. the indiscriminate
visit of all persons thereunto is prohibi-
ted
LONDON, Sept.9 9.
Three per ceAts 60 3.
Another account of the affair at Algiers
states that the Dey had been compelled to
give up all the money that he had received
ct the various European powers, and to
release 1900 white European Slaves.
The English lost 500 men, and one of their
ships suffered much.
The frigate Medusa, proceeding to Sene-
gal with the new governor, was shipwreck-
ed 20 leagues from Caps Blame. July ., and
only Is persons escaped.
On the 9Th Of September a royal Ordi-
nance was issued requiring new election
of $50 Deputies in the SO departments of
France. by late census the population
Of France is ascertained to be 29,4OO,OoO
souls.
The king ofPrussia having remained Is
days at Toplitz was about to return to Ber-
I'm by way of Silesia. The expected NEE,
ting of Sovereigns was therefore not to take
place.
The health of the kiag of Sweden is re-
established. Prince Oscar, is named Vice
roy OF Norway, aud count Moerner, gov.
OF the Province, will act as his Mentor
The dispute between the king and states of
Wurtemburg is unsettled. A duelywas
fought at Brussels, Sept. 7, behind the Pc
lace OF Lacken. between Messrs. d. and
G. the former of whom was shot through
the cheeks. and had a tooth broken. Five
pr cents at Paris Sept. Is. ST 40--Bank
shares 1885.
An American schr. arrived Aug. 10, at
Ravenna. The capt. proceeded Immediate
!y to Rome on business with the Pope. A
mother account says It was trigate shat
anchored at Ravenna.
The London Times of Sept. 6, contra
diets the report that had prevailed of the
threat OF the American squadron to bonn
bard Naples, and adds, Whatever are
the claims Of the Americans, they have
been brought forward in more decent
way.-On the Ssh of August, Mr., Pinkney
presented his letters of credcnce to the
king OF the Two Sicilies. He has been
sent to iples on special MISSION, whence
he is to proceed to st. Petcrsburgh when
that is accomplished. 1t is pretended al |
ready that he is Droroee ceceiOp Is |