Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-25

ronfscated, which shall be delivered ,o,,
OF OF The port and distributed amonr The SVEN.
,. The present decree shall be cosnm,, p'or.
si sosernors Oh our ports who are 10 provide to
i be executed with the utmost riyour. ."e ua.
Giyen at our city of Fee, (acs,y,;,
1876. W 'slusis.
His Exeeliency, the Mi,is,er Sally M.,
Salary, had on tue 18th OF March, this 'anoO1et
ding TO the Christian date, IN evening ..',' aee1s.
las Majesty, the Emperor OF Morocco ~ ice u
morning tie report ofhis ssdAen death s's next
winch made great sensation The nro-a spresa,
las lett IS We, large, and falls to the tnne,; he
sury In Jus room, Inns Exeelleney Alsms Aba VA va
hamann Haas is appointeti Niceroy and On en- VA
OF all the Islands, from 1euan to Rsh.b,. ''erIor
A Corsair OF Iuns (teis Chsmii) had e..,
three.nssted ship, the Vergiae, Captain a'.ured F.
under NeapoItan colours, aud carried i, ;,' .nll
with the intention of selling it there. IN rr'n
ernor oil The place, who reported the circ,,n,,.oo'
to ms Majesty, immediately received order
the ship at liberty to put The captain of,be 70 set
(h,is Chamil into prison for Ii DAYS, ard pate
same time to signify, thai it any one shond the |
dare, in his ports ruoi,, Tripoi and Ali san
pirate GER kaperU he shall be iumedi,,eIr2 10 |
tenced to death At the same time his Evy SCI. |
the Viceroy Alhaz Aid Mahamsun Hafas ,e 'ency
sented to his Majesty, that it might be pood PIE
Jewish subjects of Morocco, nov in E,,nr" The |
whose Iamiii, living in Morocco. shont,' and
mun'cate to him any news which they lnsv son'
that may snect the government, or be useful >, arm
State, in political mercantile point of -; ue
ORDER that he may then communicate tothe n, IN
ror his Master. His Exceilency expects Ri. ",R'
Jesty answer TO his proposal. ~ VIA
B.7it.NEI' The Pedestrian -Yesrer,a, GO
noon, at 20 minutes att one O'clock Barn., LET
pieted lbs wonderful undertaking OF one tbon,auu,
miles, at mile ar half, from his eor.,n".a
ment, every successive hour.
Paris, .ius. s
Every day adds to the perplexity OF poyers,.
The exhaustion OF the treasury, and the def;; cut
OF the revenue, would csl for the imned;a,e !
ing oil the Chambers, while, 10 the presen mt CONNIE;
iion OF the Lower Chamber, that meeting nor,,
a dea'h-bow to Ministers 1t is as axionsIv -"
ny the UItras as 1t is dreaded By the party in M,
err M Lame urges the expediency Of the re,s'
al, aud teaches his aiherents daily 10 expect m a.
dnance for that purpose. This renewal. bovo,,s.
must be attended with delay, which must heish,sn
the nn'sncni embarrassments, and may pef-1ans 40
cesitate extraordinary measures, which n tn -,
sent temper on I've people might meet with res;s
lance, and whiah besides woui,i be incoos,t-n, -
the system these Coastitutionalsts profess 90 nn,
s"e- ne tarIness III payicg the Allies, has airea
~ cccss1ned the latter to resort % irrep,,,.r No.,
cee'lings III some places. The PrdSsiaps are s,,,d
to have levied acquisitions, and the determina,;o
repei any aggressioni consequence of non-payment
has induced government to pay peculiar attention
to their means OF defence. Ii is with this view, ,bt
the late Ordnance on the National Guard increasrs
immensely that force, which from its natur. CIV.
little umbrage othe Allies and is attended with n,
expence to Government. All men between twen.
ty and sixty, otherwise duly qualified bela1e 10 4
selection is intended to be made of its most ee
Gent members, to constitute what will be csiled
les cobs mobiles in cn.tradistinction with the co,,
sefentdireS rs eXpedient of rsisirg en- ef-e,ys
military force is termed By some the conservation IS
the National Guard Orders have also been eiy,S
tor battalion to be asisei to Zach departmental ls
sion. This charge is borne by the departments x
not by government. Meantime every eadeayor !, ,
made to Reader The Princes popular among the mi.
hilary The Duke de Berry, returning to the EIy.
See bourbon the other night at very late hour.
presented himself at little obscure gate often US
ed by Bonaparte, and which is al ways guarded with
pecnl ar sure The sentry denied him ainittsnce.
the DHke ii'siste,, the soldier WAS firm, ana uooa
the Strangers en,sayoring to force his way within
had already levalied his piece at him, when the lat,
ter made himself known the sentry, however. still
persisting IN maintaining his watch, and the Duke
was under toe necessity OF having the officer on outy
called out, who, relieving the sentry from his Or
Gers at length caused his Royal Highness TO be
admitted into his palace This soldier vas made an
oihcer next morning, and sum of money was Civ.
Ell iiiH to equip himseifin his sew capacity
Frankfort, August l.
His Royal Hishness the Duke Of sio, stein Eutin.
FIX King ofSwedsn, has sent the following letter to
tic SOulna ue + fanktort Tor Insertion
FnoM SAxoNY, July go, 1916.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Hoistein Eu.
TN, wrote ON the 10Th of July to his majesty the
hing OF Denmark, letter relating to fanny al
fairs La consequence of this, his Roy al Hig6ness
hiss engaged no longer to bear the name aad lille Of
his house. The Prince will sign,
&c. A. GUSTAFSSON."
~, Madrid, JitLy 90.
The news iIOm CadiZ, Barcelons and the
Coast from Ferro! to Fontersba, are not very sa-
usiactory. The agitated state of America IS felt
through The whole peninsula. A new lazy of mai.
ners is forming, intended tor arming another expe.
liitOn TO America.
Toulouse, .4ueustS.
a fatal accident took place at S this morning at
L Toulouse. The royal nanuiactory of Tobacco
caught tre, and in spire OF prompt succor, damage
Was oceasoned to the amount OF more than 10 mil
lions, without reckoning vessels At this time.4
past in the morning, the fire is not exnguisied
notwithstanding the zeal and efforts of almost all
he population, encouraged by the presence of the
project, aud ny the example of the first Functions
-ies.
r. B'usseh, 4ngust5.
come days ago, they wrote from France, that
several old generals who mad served through all the
evolutionary wars, having been consulted respect.
ng the best means OF revivinH the warl,ke spirit
II Tue army, have recommended as the best means
Ome tdhon or other, rs for exaaple, to st. ID =
ningo, and togiye the troops those geeralsin whom
hey nave tor SO many years placed their confidence.
we now ieara from Lise, that besides the recruit
n5 Tor the standing army, and especially for the
oyai gHard, particular Bureau is opened to enrJl
ec9oi1s Tor the colonies. They take for this pur-
rose people OF good conduct, not suspected in re-
ard to their political sentiments, they take men up
o. the age OF forty, It they have already served.
he regiments OF GuadaiOupe and Msrtinuue are