Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03
T.iLU1RLE 1RRIrAL.


Col Clinch in tue destruction of.
TiLUABLE ARRITAL
The ship Glide, in los days from Calcutta, ar
rived at Salem, last Monday, with rich cargo
1t is computed that the duties she will paw TO
government will not be less than ssceaty tious-
and dollars.
Boston, November %.
The ship Galer, Tracy, for London, will sail
this day, wind and weather permitting Pas
sengers, Alexander II. Everett, ESQ. iadv. and
servant, Captain Swaine and lady, and several
others. Mr.. Everett is bearer OF dispatches
from government TO our ENJOYS at London,
Hague, Paris, and St. PETERSBURG.
Norcniber &c
Yesterday the U. S. ship Prometheus. 1t.
Wadsworth, arrived at this port &c DAYS from
Cronstadt The Premetheus sailed from Bos-
ton for Russia in August last, TO Garry out
MIR. Coles with dispatches, has performed her
voyage out and back, in lOI days including 25
DAYS that she lay at Crorstadt. Mr.. Coles was
left al St petersburgh, the emperor being al
sent fromthe seat of Government Lit Wads-
worth has brought dispatches for government,
IN the negotiation had taken place since the
departure of Mr.. Wyer who has Just arrived at
Washington. We do not learn that Mr.. Harris
our Consul and Charge des Afiaires, had re-
in his official character. lDaily .Adr.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
The President and Directors of the
Bank of the United StaVs, yesterday ap
pointed John Sergeant, Esq. as Agent for
the Bank, TO proceed TO Europe for the
purchase of Specie-We understand that
MIR. Sergeant will sail for Europe by the
first vessel Dsm. Press.
BY the Newcastle Steam Boat which
came up yesterday afternoon, capt. Ans
ley and the supercargoes of the ship Ben
Jamin Rush, came TO the city, and inform,
that the ship had passage home of 100
days from Calcutta, that the Missionaries
that went out III the ship were in good
health, and that the Benjamin Rush brings
return cargo for Edward Thomson, ESQ.
the owner, OF the value of eight hundred
thousand dollars.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The General Board of Directors, on
Wednesday, proceeded to the appoint
ment of Directors and Cashiers, for FIVE
of the Branch OF that institution. The
following gentlemen were agreed upon
For BOStom-.Niliiam Gray, John Par
ker, Nathaniel Siisbey, Israel Thorndike,
Geo. Blake, Ihos. II. Perkins, Amos Bur
ney, Irisfram Bernard, John G.. Jones.
Arnold Wells, Jesse Putnam, Barney
Smith, Gardner Green. Cashier, Samuel
rockingham.
For New- York-JOhn Jacob Astor, Pc
ter H. Schenk, John Hone, John Glen
denim, Gilbert Aspinwall, Henry Eek
ford, David Gelston, Henry Ranken, l.
saac Islin, Francis Depau, Thomas Knox,
Thomas Lawrence, Archibald M'Vickar.
Cashier, Lynde Catlin.
For B0itimore-James Buchanan, Cba's
Ridgley, Hampton Jas. w. Patterson,
Robt. Gilmore, jr. John M'Kim, ir. Tbos.
Findley, Lemuei Taylor, Nathaniel Sal
tonstall, VIM. Wilson, jr. Geo. Hoffman,
Christopher Deshon, Roswell l.. Colt, A.
mos A. Williams.-Cashier, James w.
Mccullough.
For Observation-Disclosures Fitzmons,
VIM. Turpin, J. Z. Stelnmetz, John Pot
ter, Langdon Cheves, John C.. Taber,
John Stomey, Robert Maxwell, James
Johnson, Luke Goodman, John Brown
lee, John Nj. Hopkins, John Robertson
Cashier, Peter Bacott.
For Ne,C- OrleanS-Beniamin Morgan.
William Kenner, Greenbury Dorsey. John
Longfree, William Flower, David Talcott
William Flood. Richard Butler. w. w.
Montgomery, Benjamin Story. Isaac L.
M'Coy, Thomas b. Johnson, G. G. Wood
ward.-CdShier, Joseph Saul
1t IS stated OH the authority of letter
received at Ncw-York via Boston, " that
on the 9th of October last. the Bay of
Honduras was open 70 the American com
merce."
Baltimore, Nov. 2G.
It is curious fact, that many of the
Cotton Manufactures in the q. States are
idle for want ola supply OF the raw mate
rial, while the demand Of cotton yarn &