Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26
ROYAL ExCHANGE,

ROYAL EXCHANGE, D
Wednesday Evening.
The Hamburger mails have brought III
tellgence of a tremendous gale in the Gulf
of Findiand, but the damage to the ship
ping does not appear to be great. The
san Jo5e ald the st. Juan Baptiste, with
great diff cuity put into Cornstadt IN the
4th inst.
Ministers have come 70 determine.
ton OF establishing a naval depot at Cey-
Lon.
Steam Boat-We had this morning an
interesting experimental the river Thames,
it was an attempt to tow down the East
Indianan, the Hope, against wind. TWAS
completely successful, by the means of the
Majestic, steam packet, which drew her
from Deptford to Woolwich, at the rate of
three miles in one hour. with perfect ease
and satety--Many serious detentions have
been oCcasioned from the Want of such
an impulse to assist in our river nayiga-
ton.
There were five defaultsrs on the occa-
sion of the settlement To-day in thetStock-
Market, one young man to the considerable
extent of IS ,0o0l.
Red. Ann. 62.-Consols 81 5-0.-Do. for
acct. 625.
Authentic information has reached our
Office, even in an official shape. that per-
feet understanding subsists between the
Independents of Buenos Ayres and the
government of the Brazils, and therefore it
is expected, that the armament from
Rio Janeiro will have no military duties
to perform, and that its force has been dis
played, merely to delude the Spanish CO.
yernment.
It's expected that the King of Sweden
Wi draw fro afI
that the government viii devolve on the
Crown Prince.
The young Prince Oscar, will be declar-
ed Regent of Norway.
Lord Exmcuth passed the Rock of Lis
bon on the second--No account has been
received direct from his lordship of later
date.
FROM LONDON PAPERS,
Received at the Office N the Commerci-
al .ddVerliaer.
PARIS. August 10.
The Fi6cie Hmi' Roi has been suspended
since Saturday last. for having contradict
ed the report of the Chamber not being
assembled this year, and for the insertion
of yet very mutilated facts OH the late Sc
rious connections at Stratsburg and Nancy.
1t is supposed the introduction of this Roy
alist Journal will be discontinued to-mOr-
row it has, however, lost its privilege OF
appearing i'll the evening. You may rely
OH the exactness of the following state
ment which transmit you. In one of the
public houses at Stra.sburg, some of the
lower class of the populace, and certain
French and Austrian Huzzars were drink
ing together a number of the the soldiers
OF the Legion of the Vosges were there also.
An alteration arose between some of the
National Guards and the regular troops;
the former were joined by the populace x
the reasonable cry of VfVe PEBihereHT!
was preferred. The drum beat to arms,
skirmish ensued, and $50 persons were
killed x wounded on the side of the rebels
Numerous arrests have since taken place,
and the town is SAID to be in state Of
tranquility.
At Nancy, though no blood was split,
the affair was of more important nature.
An Officer of Genie. formerly one OF the
| Chiefs of the Military College at Mentz,
and since employed in the War Depart
ment, organized most serious conspiracy
to take possession of the town, and secure
the persons of the Royal Authorities.
considerable number of officers on half pay,
and disaffected Individuals co-operated
in this plan. twenty minutes before rs
explosion, II was denounced 70 Gen. VIllatte'
who instantane0usly had eleven of them
seized, and the next morning 26 Of their
accOmpllCes. Out Of this list 10 are CT
Officers
We learn from Han burg, under date o.
| I'd instant, that travellers who arrive there
| bring daily reports OF the misunderstood
ing between Denmark aud den.--(Ifeat
activity Of Preparation Is displayed 10 bo'D