Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
FOREIGN.
Boston, Dec. 3.
FROM FRANCE.

Boston, Dec. 3.
FROM FRANCE.
We have heen favored with Paris pa
pers TO the 2lst of October, from which
we have translated the following para
graphs:
The Swedish Count de Lawenhauldt.
commandment at He!sington, has been Kill
led at Copenhagen in duel with the Da-
nIsh Baron Muller. TheGuarrcl took place
five years since. Baron NJ. has freq uent-
~ invited has antagonist TO the field, who
always declined. AT length he complain
ed 10 the Swedish Minister at the Court of
Denmark, WHO informed his Government,
'cho ordered the Count to fght.
st. PeterSJVrgh, Sept. %.
The government labors 10 render the
Navy still more respectable. A great
number of vessels of the line and frigates
are building at Cronstadt and ArchanrcI
Two vessels of ~ guns and four frigates of
40 each, constructed i'll the latter port,
have arrived here lately.
Government also employs every means
10 increase our commerce with Chi
ma.
Every body regards, as very advantage
Gus, the Treaty of Commerce concluded
With the United States of america.
Frankfort, Oct. I3.
The Government ofo neighborhood
have prohibited the expectation of grain
to foreign countries.
iStrasbwrg, Oct. ID.
BY an arrete OF The project of the 10th
OF Sept. last, the distiaiion of farinace-
Gus substances i'll general, and of potatoes
ia particular, is prohibited. He has made
known, by an arrete of the 18th, that ac-
cording to ministerial decision, the ex-
portation potatoes is prohibited.
Paris, Oct. 10.
The ministers of foreign powers will, in
turn, give dinnerSto his royal hishness the
Duke of Kent.
In many departments, the MAYORS have
been invited TO forwarn their fcllow-citi-
zens of the dangers ofthe use of the Erpot
Rue. Two children of the commune of
NiolSsierI (lSere, } have been victims TO tle
consumption ofbread, inwIicll was Ergot.
both OF them were attacked by gangrene
IN their eXtremetles. One has lost a leg
and the other fOot--are not vet out of
danger. a great number of persons, in
other communes, have experienced from
tie same cause, consequences more or less
serious. JeSult's Bark is the curative.
employed most generally with sue
cess.
Charleston, December 4.
Three dags latest from Englanm.-Bv the
arrival OF the ship Homer, Capt. Athol, in
81 days from Liverpool, we have received
Liverpool papers TO the Goth of October,
containing London dates fo The Goth in
elusive. We discover nothing important
III their contents.
Counsellor Phillips, the Irish Orator,
having animated his intention of visiting
Liverpool, the frfends of emil and religions
freedom, invited him TO partake of a pub
lie dinner. on Thursday the 3lst of Oct.
London, oct. pa letter from Dover.
dated OCT. D, says" Six transports ar
rived this e. 6y from Calais, with about
900 discharged men and invalids. from
orr army in Francep
Sailed this day, EAnfigone, French
packet aud his maieSty's packet the Chi
| chester, with mail and passengers, among
whom were Lieut.. Gen. Lord Hill, and
| other officers.
Letters from Lausanne, state, that as
| sassDatlons multiply in Italy in fright
| tul manner; travellers are stopped fifteen
| or twenty leagues from Simplon. Three
| English families have Of late made sad ex-
| perlcnCe oft; one of them had courier
| Killed, others have been robbed aud plum
| dcred, and fed TO trees in opcu day--so
that the English, who Intended 10 pass the
winter ia italy, have almost all returned
| TO Lausanne
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| TDRiDGE AUCTiON-Valuabie sale Of fresh fnporte,
| 40 DRY GOODs.-On Ine.day, Dec. II. 40 10 o'clock
AZ Our Auction Room, 20 packages fresh imported m
Cnode cons STING ofplaus blue end mixed ktrseys "a
gay cloths sud cassimcrcs, elegant peste cloths, &C
TERMS and 10 months
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