Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18

Nei i'o,n fAr.S, speaking O. COM
meFee' says, The stagnat. OH still continues /;
colonial produce IS in lite demand cot
tens nave fallen. and coiices are in request
but sugars have experienced a silent in
crease. BY the Brussels paDers,
we had that the Russian Minister Ger.
mchig Is now on his wav to Vienna, char
sSI with important dispatches to the EN-
peror OF Austria. The French papers as
srrt that the harvest in Spain is so ahuna q;
| that places cannot be found wherewi,h TO
store the grain.
| FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENTS.
R0yat E-coaange. Wednesday Eveaing.
Juiy 81.
| Much surprise has been expressed by
the return OF the Thames AMI Dover fri
| gates IN this pert. The, accompanied lord
ExTou,h. The greatest establishment is
| produced on hearing that they are to be
pad oh. 1t was supposed to be the intei,-
ton OF government u tGke permanent pos
SESSION OF Alg.ers; but TINS conf lure has
Deen o'sprovcd by the return OF these fiji
| Sites, ana by nearer acquaintance with
the force Elm. arked, suited 70 the land SER
| vice, which would h- wholly Inadequate to
such purpos. 1t is understood That Sc
vsrai Turkish ships Of war had arrived in
| the bay CT AiSiers but it was not known
| whether THIS TIaritlme power was to be
employed N defence OF the place, or to CO.
! operate with t.iS hostile arinaments which
| are expected to Consist OF three distinct
! sqnadrons, from Great Britain, the United
| States, and from 70 land. Several inhab-
ltants Of AigierS, lately from Africa, were
on ths eXchacge to day, and they repre-
sent the preparations of the deg. as very
considerable, an;; indulge the conf dent ex-
| pectation that the BRUSH Admiral will be
frustrated IN his designs.
Juy25.
Count Goltz, the Prdssian ambass ador
at this Court. has addressed the PruSsian
consuls IN our ports. the following letter
Gated the 18th of July.
Gentlemen-I beg you to inform all
| RUSSIAN merchants and sea captains IT
present In your town, that. according to
| intelligence, the Emperor of Morocco has
CAUSED to be fittsd out at I.srachi two brips
and a corvette, f + the purpose of cruizitr.
! against Russian, Prussian and Austrian VS.
sells"
Jaly 90.
In the month of August, the bill restric,
! ting the liberty Of the press expires. M.
Chate ubriand in his pamphlet. which will
| be published on the 18th August. strcnu-
ously opposes any new impediments.
y morning paper denies the truth of the
report mentioned in another morning pa
per nf the miscarriage of the Princess
Charlotte.
.9nconia, Juiy 10.
we have received news from Africa
1t appears that the Dev of Aipiers has rn-
gagged in his quarrel all the Bsrbarv Pow
ers, and that the Emperor IF Morocco fol-
lows the same system Of attacking against
the Christians. Larache has been the
theatre OF new uiisfortunes to hum snty {:
tne crews OF all tie vessels III the harbor
were made prisoners and the ships burned
several persons were assassinated and
the remainder thrown into slavery.
An American squadron composed Of 4
irlgates and ship of the line has appear
ed N our seas but we are ignorant of It's
destination. We are inform, d. that it pro
ceets immediately to Naples, whcr. it
Carries Mr.. Finkney. who goes to fulfil a
Mission to that Curt, relative. it is said. to
restitution o! property belonging to some |
Americans that had been conhsc ,ted and |
sold under the late government.
The accounts from Smyrna are very dis
tresslOs. a population Of 10000 inhabi-
tants continues TO groan under the rod of |
a hanctu OF iurkiah agents. The inhab-
ltahts frequently avenge themselves on the
Jannssaries whom they find alone For
some tine the latter do not go Que at night,
but eonfne themselves to their barracks.
lie plague has ceased is ravages. The
mortality at present is not gr@ alter than or
dinary.
We are assured that Turkish squadron
is about to proceed to Algiers
Accounts from Malta mention dreadful
scenes which happened again at Tunis on
the Isl OF June, In which many Christians,
Eng lsh, French and Spanish, were muir
der>d.
London, Juiy IS.
Since the arrival Of the last dispatches |
from St. Helena, Ii has been reported that
Bonaparte has be en- detected in cores
pondence with some person, with a view
ct regainiDg his liberty and escaping to
America.
Letters received from N. York, Gated
the "a ait. were received in town this
morning. They state that the Ex.Kiaq OF
Spain, Joseph Bonaparte. was at Phnladel-
Phia, and had been joined there by great
number of French officers. 1t is strongly
suspected by well informed persons at NY.
acquainted with the above parties that
soue great object is IN view with regard |
toSpain and the Indies, and it is said he |
has it in contemplation to try his fortune
with the Mexican Insurgents nc is expec-
ted to join them with as many experienced
French officers rs he can collect, & hoist
the independent flag in South America.
where his presence would be a rallyiue
point TO the friends Of liberty.
Extract from the Agent of Lioyd's at ,
Gibraltar, dated July 10" The u. s. ship :
yi ths lire Nlashiopton Con, CL-rree.. | =