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

cOntinuing their ucprcCStiOnS On the
coast of the Roman states.
G,eencek, SsptenaJe, 81.
Since we last noticed the state of the
Cotton Trade good dealof business has
been effected in the coarse sorts of manu-
factured goods.
September 25.
The accounts from Dresden state, tina:
the King of Saxony has, ut the desire of
the Emperor of Russia, acce,led 10 the
Christian Treaty. Its observed, that his
Majesty the more readily compiled; with
the Emperor's invitation, as tine princinIes
announced i'll HAT treaty have been con
stantly his own.
1t is stated that the court of Peters
burg has formally announced to the
courts of Vienna and London, that the
Russian army Is nowrcduciRg to the peace
establishment.
The Ambassadors of four great powers
are said TO have addressed energetic notes
To the magistrates of Frankfort on the
subject of their Proclamation of the Sth
of July, forbidding the Jews to purchase
houses.
Captain Brisbane, Of the Queen Char
lOtte, was on Monday presented bv Lord
Melville to the Prince Regent, who CON
ferrcd OH him the honor of Knighthood
for his services at Alg:crs.
A petition from Lancashire has been
presented to the Government, prayinr
for p2ohibitory duty being laid on all
Cotton twistexported in order to prevent
the manufacturers OH the continent using
tie same to the great detrment OF this
country.
September so.
4 ne Aigerlnes were assisted by 40, 900
Arabs who since the battle have abscon-
drcd with their arms and become a great
annoyance to the city. The Dey's prime
minister was beheaded the morning All.
ter the action, because he was considered
as the principal of the French party.
whose influence had prevailed with the
Dey TO refuse the ovcrtures of the Prince
Regent. The French frgate, which our
fleet found i'll the Bay, ii was suspected.
had landed a number Of Engineer officers
at Algiers from France.
A very numerous meeting was held at
Nottingham, on the 25th ulf. TO take into
consideration the public Distress; when
1t was resolved TO petition the Prince
Regent to cause Parliament to be assem-
bled, and to recommend TO them in the
most urgent manner, the adoption of
prompt and eihcatious measures for the
relief of the national burdens, the aboliti-
on OF sinecures not merited by public
services, the reduction of the civil list,
and the restoration of full, fair, and e.
MISREPRESENTATION in the commons house
OF parliament.
LonIon, Oc.o6er2.
Price of Stocks this day.-Three per
cents, cons. 81 3-S do. for acct. 81
SO 5-S Z.
The Morning Chronicle says, that "by
flnf,l .af. ii C Il
that d considerable degree OF high spirits
was observed to have been manifested.
both by Bonaparte and his household,
some short time before. This feeling was
particularly observable amongst his do
mestlcs. 1t is rumoured that some INTEL
iigence had reached the Ex-Emperor from
his amiable consOrt Maria Lou:sa.-Whe
Their this report be true or not, it is GER
tam that Marchand, the valet of Bona
parte, had received d letter from a female
domestic IN the service of the young Ma
poleon, III Austria, with lock of the BOYS
HAIR Enclosed. The servants, on the re-
ceipt OF this highly priced token, had a
sala-day at Longwood."
" Brussels, Sept. IS.
They write from Lille, that General
Jumilhac has arrested great MANY Off
GERS of the Yagers of La Vendee. who
lately opposed by violence the National
Guard.
amsterdam, Sept. d.
" We learn that his Majesty has given
to Admiral Won Capellen the Grand Cross
of the Order of William, and has confer
red the dignity of Knights of that Order
on the Commanders of the NetherIand
ships, who were in the glorious battle at
Alslers. His Majesty las also given the
Grand Cross TO Lord Exmouth. and the
rank OF Knights TO several British otfi-
GERS"
Genoa, September 3.
BY intelligence from Algiers, we learn
that the Dey has, with his own hand ia
ken oft the heads of several of his sub
Jects, whom he accused of treason. Some
OF the Chiefs took flight towards the sea.
but not being able to get on board the
English vessels, thoy gained the noun
tains. Two corps of Iniidels are menti-
oned who did not do their duty. AIfllo'
ne has experienced great check, the Dew
has lost nothing of his ficrceness he ma
infested most invincible hatred AGAINST
the English, and is still the idol Of the
people
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