Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11


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u We received this morning the Paris Pa.
pers of Frida -last, and mails arrived last
night from Hh'and, Flanders and Germa.
ny. The Dutch and Flemish Journals con-
t'nue to su:nsl details OF MILITARY prepare
TORS making D France and there is pro.
o.bly some foundation tor those statements
Notwithstanding the profound silence OBJ
served by the French papers on the subject.
HI these armafnents, however, we can dis
cover no cause ofapxiety or alarm respect
ing the pacih: relations subsisting between
France and ohcr countries, and they are
probably being made merely with view of
protecting the government Of that country
from the etieds al any charYe in the eoun .
ellis of 4 nsissbouring state. The policy of
france must, for "A considerable time TO
como. vary with every fluctuoticn that NAV
take place IN our own county & we are
inclined to believe that the causes n.w ope>
rating in England, if duly weighed, would
1nrnish key to the res Ont conduct Of ,be
French government.
A report of the meeting of the sovereipos
who signed the holy Alliance, is again re
viyed. a ietterfrom Charlsba', dated the
9th inst. states, that the enpe rors of Aus
The end of the present month. The XII Or
of Prussia has long BEEN exnec ted !; an, II
is now said that the King of Bavaria is to
JON the conclave of sovereigns. No doubt
matters OF great impoi lance will be discus
sed IN this Assembly of Kings. aud IT the
discussion soil upon TIE mc an Of corsrldat-
| ing the peace OF the word, and of Iemov
ing the pressure viii h in the form of
enormous taxes and unw.eldy military es
| adjustments, presses at this moment unon
every try, the Members of the HOLY
| League will establish an imperishable Claim
to the gratituie Of mankind.
Capt. White of the Peruvian, arrived in
town on Saturday morning. with dc spatches
rom St. Helena. Bonaparte was quite
lweil, and n excellent spirits, when captaip
White Quilted the island. The dispat HIS
from sir II. Lowe are dated the 9th of June.
Earl Bathurst not being in London, the
captain proceeded to the noble earl at his
country house at Putney. The ccntentsof
IheEdespatches were considered of so ruth
Importance, that circulars were sent round
TO all the cabinet ministers with the COL,
| tents.
| The four Spanish ships captured by the
Buenos Ayrean privateeis off the coast Of
Spain, In June last, had on board 400. 600
| dollars IN piasters. besides valuable cargoes
| merchandise
| The Princess of Wales arrived at Cons
stantinopie On the 9TH of June, in an English
;merchant vessel and took lodgings az the
house of the English ambassador.
| Eaton. the pedestrian, accomplished his
task OF walking 100 miles in l,lo0 success
slv' hours, on Saturday at 4 O'Clock, and
then walked one mile more in IL minutes.
II is very generally understood, that p
| considerable difficulty has arisen amo ng the
| alifs' IN consequence of the exhausted state
OF tn French Treasury. T. is said. that
the French government has gwen in a for
| mai declaration. stating the impossb lily uf
| FreTce to coEtinue in future TO support the
aii'f armies, owing 20 the Immense failure
In We direct contributions, & the improver-
lshed state OF the countries Russia is said
to nave answered, that there are Only two
ways OF remedying this dilemma, viz. that
troops should be Withdrawn, or else that
Eng and should pay fer them. Il conf
denty supposed that the Duke of Willing
tons vsit is partly come, ted will this point
| whTh has pro u ced no little disn vat he
| treasury. N5oyu,,s, Cbror
| Lae oegociaion respecting tive ducby
OF Liuenburg, are terminated, and that ter
ritor- is definitivsy annexed to the crown
of ID mark
| Letters received on Saturd from Cad'z,
distuctly state that the projected marriage
between the King IF Span, his brother Don
Cards, and two Princesses of Portugal. has
beensnsliy broken eff The Duke of In
ta1ta!o and She Count Of NJ rand, who were
| othctlly employed to receive the Prin, es-
ses o. Portugal, and to conduct then to the
| seat Of he Spa lish eDpire, h,v. returned
to Nadrid-The preceding information,
we u eTstaad. II been Confirmed by ac-
counts obtained. addressed officially 70 his
exceAency the Spn;sh embassador, resi-
dentEn Lcrdon.
The HneXpectei turn which our relations
with lhs Nspaulese have taken. is said to
have arisen from their severe ;ens having
aied osfore the late treaty was ratified. His
6rothsr who succeed ed him, refused to ra.i.
~ 1t, and entered into correspondence with
oclndh and the BeraT Raiah, hostile to the
British Interests.
In German paper is proposal t. pro-
hiolt TIC distillation of spirits from corn, till
there shall be no reason to fear any want Of
breadand seed corn for the next wear. The
authot afiirfns that in the greater part Of
UPpet and Lower Saxony the March and
Siecia-that is, from the Bait ( 20 Breslau
the greater part of the Ind sown with
winter corn. has b EN- obliged to be plough
ed up; and that Of the corn that remains
standing, scarcely the third part Of a crop
is to De expected; a truly unpleasant pros
pect, the superficial extent of these pro.
vlnces being near 500 German Tor IL, 600
Enslish) square miles.
rE1heditfon against Algiers.
Inc wind having gone to the eastward at