Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

AHthor Of Jrnns
A letter Is published in the Paris Mon
iteur, under the signature of q. Bon
carrerc, formerly Minister Pienipotcniia-
", Director General Of the Political be
partment, &c. wherein he asserts, that
the author OF Junius Is MIR. Hash Bort !;
that he had this information himself,
from Mr.. Boyd at Bengal, who show
ed him the Letters OF Junius in manu-
script.
London, October ID.
A paper of this morning says" There
appears Il very strong probability that
our ports will be thrown open on the
fifteenth Of next month and in all
price, and be also admitted One bench
ciai effect will result from the opening of
the ports; it will assist commerce, give
employment to the shipping, and proba-
bly, open a vent for British manufactured
goods. II is calculated that 100, Oo0uuar-
ters OF foreign wheat arealready under the
kings lock, waiting the event ofthe aver
age OH tue 18TH
The brewers have raised the price of ale
5s per Dbl. on account of the great adj
vance in malt and hops.
October 90.
The new coinage goes on with great
rapidity. Each press produces per min
ute60pieces, that's 3, 600 per hour There
are eight presses at work, and of course
the whole number daily finished is 2sS,
600. The amount TO be issued Is TO the
value of 2,500000f. i'll shiiings and six
pences, III the proportion of seven Of the
former to five OF The latter.
October 81.
Saturday and yesterday, we received
no II 4 4
day last.-We gave from them complete
list of the Deputies elected to the new
Chamber, with the exception OF Corsica,
the returns from whence had not been re-
ceived and, OF course, with the excep-
ton OF those places where the Electoral
Colleges had been obliged 10 separate
without coming TO any result, or after an
incomplete election, III consequence of
there not being a sufficient number of e.
lectors. One hundred and sixty-eight
of the members of the last Chamber have
been reelected, a considerable proportion
ofwhich are Constitutionaists, and forty
SIX out of the eighty-six Presidents of the
Electoral Colleges appointed by the King,
have been chosen Deputies.
The Prince of Schwartzenberg, If is
SAID, was about TO proceed 10 Warsaw, on
a mission extraordinary from the Court of
Vienna, to the Emperor of Russia
Letters from Hamburg ofthe ilth, state
that the negotiation with the French Gov
erament, relative to the restitution of the
property of the Bank, has been brought
TO a close. The amount of the money
& bullion seized by Davoust was I6, O0O,-
00N. The French Government would
not consent 10 refund more than 10000
000f. This offer has been accepted.
The differences between the king of Wir-
temberg and his Diet seem to be arriving
at their climax. 1t is stated, that his ma
Jesty has peremptorly rejected plan for
the military organization of his kingdom,
as not even admitting of discussion.-
Prince Paul, too, returning unexpectedly
from France, has been ordered to dis
lance from public affairs.
SOULT has lately embarked for Ba1ti-
more, in the Rolla, American ship. lie as
sumed the name of NJ. Friar.
1t is stated under the Constantinople
head of August %, that Gen Sayary had
been ordered to quit that place, and that
be had embarked on board an American
ship for Salem.
The second Mayoralty ofMr. Alderman
Wood, destined to be important at all e.
vents, viii help, we trust, TO give new
spirit altogether to the City character.
tETon,tie London l1or,;;ng Chronicle of Oct.
o.
The Courier Of last night says, that the
5Sth and 5ist regiments have embarked
for Jamaica, In consequence of fears en-
tertarned OF an Instruction of the Ne
groes."
We lament to say, that Alarming tumults
have arisen III Monmouthsbire. On Sun
day, Lord Sidmouth was sent for while
at church, IN consequence of an express.
informing him that the golfers and mi
ners at the lron-worhS of Merthvr EyCsyiI
had risen on their employers, and that
most serious riots were apDrehended.-
A council was forthwith held, orders sent
to the war-otfice, a. mail coaches towards
tile west detained two hours to carry dis
patches forthe troops to march. Aletter
from Merthyr says" have been six DAYS
engaged, endcavoring to check the pro
sress OF the rioters, who are IN open revolt
against their employers, TO the number
OF about 5000. They have stopped all
the furnaces, above go in all. But the
military arc expected here tonight, ard
IN a few hours, there will be sad work. /"
We hope the appreheusions of our cor
respondent will not be realized. and that
there Will be no blood shed. The sheriff
and magistrates Of the county had rcsolv-
cd thai no compromise should take place.
The employers had proposed to the work
men TO reduce their wages to Is per day,
instead Of Diminishing part.
The lame.table thing is, that this dim