Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16
LcNdca, Sept. SO.

sHlpS under has orders.
Tendon, Sept. SO.
REWARD or YALoR.
commissioners have been sent dawn 10
Portsmouth 10 meet Lord EAmouth's Feet
10 promote three Commanders 20 be Post
Iaptains, II tientcnants 10 he Comman-
ders, and 40 Midshipmen 10 be r.ieutep
ants.
CAPTAIN BRISBANE, cr the Cueeu
Charlotte, was ON MONDAY sep',,j.bt ,r.-
sented by Lord Melville TO Tie Prince
Regent, who conferred ON him the honor
OF kn'ghthood for his services at Algiers.
lie snow Sir James Brisbane.
London 6ommoa CoaaciY.
+ AT Court held on Thursday. an Ad
dress was'voted 10 the Prince reae,,t al,
the glorious attack on Alricrs bx FORD
EXnouth. A Vote of Thanks 10 lord
Exniou'h. Admiral Milne, and the Car
taris, Officers, and SeameD. under their
command was unanimously agreed to-
The Court then voted Sword of eco eui
meas value to Lord Exmouth. and one of
100 Su,ncas value to Admiral Milne.
The ieander, with r-Admiral Mines
flag has arrived at Torbay, bearing ord
ENmoutll's original dispatches. She re-
turned home under. jury -masts, and one
OF her SIDES gives dfreadful proof of her
injuries IN battle, being nearly stove III.
The Glasgow is also said TO have arrived
in Torbay.
In only three DAYS after ihs action. so
men died on board the !nlpresuab.e Of
their wounds. The other slips lIsd suf.
fered proportionabIv in similar way.
Ihe British ship ST. Antonia, taken bv
a cruizer belonging to Tripoli, ON her pas
sage from Messina TO Leghorn, was given
up, together with her valuable cargo, lie
moment the news of the chastisement OF
the Algerines had reached Tripoli.
There is in the Paris Monitetlra loro
note signed by Sir Sidney Smith upon the
subject of the Anti-piratical institution.
The Institution is TO have an eve upon tie
prisoners q scav which the pirates may stu
make-to consider what steps are 10 be
taken TO recover slaves carried off by
force or beyond the territory OF the Dew
OF Algiers-and what measures are ncces-
sary TO ind out the rendezvous OF The nj
rates, Tor the purpose of preventing the
execution OF their known plan, already re-
duced 10 practice, of not making slaves.
by massacreing the crews and passengers
OF the small vessels navigating the coasts
CT the Mediterranean and Adriatic.
Genoa, September 3.
By intelligence from Algiers, we learn
that The Desy has, with his own hand, ia
Ken OIL the heads of severalofhs subjects.
whom he accused of treason.
Some OF the Chiefs took fight towards
the sea, but not being able to get on bcart.
the English vessels, they gained the
mountains. Two corps of Intidels are
mentioned who did not 90 their duty
Although he has experienced ereat
check, the Dey has lost nothing Of his
i'erceness; lie manifests most invinci
bic hatred against the English, and is sin
the idol OF the people.
Paris, ssptea,ser "a.
The work of Viscount Chateaubriard
was offered for sale on SATURDAY. morni,se.
AZ iour,, The Jtdge d'lnSt'ncfioa put his
seal on the printers presses.
Generals Groucbv, Roviso, and Ameil
are to be Immediately tiled fo, Conta-
mace.
Lon,lon, Sept. 90.
yesterday now sort o.! road was laid
down at the foot of Blacksriar's Bridge
on the Surry side. IL consists of east i
ron squares, in the form ofpaving stones.
stratum of gravel is laid upon the iron
work, which is intended to form hard
foundation. IT is not at present known
what effect the iron NAV produce when
IN contact with the horses shoes in frosty
weather. A vast number of spectators
assembled round fiIis novelty.
Dispatches have been received from
Capt. Tuckey, of the Congo, dated the
18th OF April, from Porta Praya, all in high
spirits, and not man on the sick list
capt 1uckey expected to reach the river
Congo about the middle of Nav and ifso.
we may expect some interesting inteiii-
gence from that quarter in the course Of
the present month.
Lord Beresford has, il is reported been
made commander IN chief of the Portugal
troops, to act independent ofthe regency.
lie has had an estate given him I'm Por-
tugal, worth twelve thousand dollars Der
annum (; has been paid all his arrears of
service money, and all his expenses at
Rio.
The little island of Iampedosa If now
seems, would satisfy the Americans for
their claims upon Naples. This has a
good harbor, and is so far desirable for
them but if is incapable Of cultivation.
and is used by the NeapoIltan govern'f'
Il we do not mistake, solely as place of
punishment for criminals. Their valre
OF 1t Will, however, not govern their con-
duct as TO its surrender, for the Cour, Of
Naples wellknow chat they are under the
protection of the Allies, and may not re-
ceIye new power in the Mediterranean
without therc0nsent. The island IS with
in so miles Of1unis, hut the Americans
are not nice as 70 neighborhood.
NEW FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
We find that the candidates sent bv ,he