Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04


the walls of Plymouth ard Dock are cover
cd with posting bills. promising "a discharge
and gratui;y Of two months pay inmc d ate
ly on returning to England, and seamen a
bound In th- pace, yet they enter very
slowly. They have Stem service enough
many of them having been ten on twelve
yea. ahoat. Though'the officer, of the
Berwick nave been turned over to thu In
pregnabic, and they are all of the most re-
spectacle description, the men Of that ship
have refused to accompany them. Upon
the order being given last Thurs 'ay to re-
rig the Berwick, some refractory symp-
toms appeaied; il became necessary to
put FIVE OF the mcn in irons; and it was
not till Sir ]. L. Dutkworth had explained
to them, we are told, that the ship was
wanted for his flag and harbour duty, that
the men returned to work. The few men
who remain on board tie Malta add Speu.
Ger, will, IT is sail. go over to the Iupreg-
nable and Beelzebub. The Eridanus frigate,
in the Sound, will have some men from the
Gran Gus. If sufficient number OF men
can be procured in the mean time, it is
believed the squadron Will sail on Saturday
or Sunday next"
We are Sorry to learn, that the applics-
tons Tor passports to visit France rather
increase than diminish. There is an alb
splute NIB OF applications ut the French
ambassadors hou.e. We hear that en-
stables have been som, times n cessary to
preserve decorum. II is sometim s hree
days Def re passports can be had, SO great
IS the number of apple ticns. Our Davcr
letter states. that eight families of fortune.
with their own carr ages, embarked at that
place on Friday
1t appears a revolution has been attemp-
ted III Constantnople, by the Janissar,es
but had failed; in cons quence OF which,
their Aga had been deposed.
a girl IL years of ag~, was run over by
the Prince Regents carriage, in Seak =
street, on Monday evening. The populace
following the carriage, and the Regent. on
being informed of the misfortune, sent back
his tootmen to take care of the child
FRAUDS.
A clearinghouse in the city has recent
ly met with considerable losses from the
fraudulent conduct of two of the Clerks.
One OF them after having embezzied to the
amount OF 1500i. had the good fortune to
escape out Of the country, and is supposed
TO have sailed for America. This circum-
stance induced the mouse to be more upon
the alert in scrutnzug the balances made
up every night by the CLERKS, when il was
found, few nights ago, that the balance
understood as correct was entirely false,
and that the sum of about l7OOl, referred
to as in possession IF the hous-, had been
taken away by the clerk who had given
IN the false stat sment, and thereby impos-
ed upon the rest of his colleagues. On
tuesday morning when the clerks were
all at breakfast, the error in the balance
WAS announced, and an immediate INQUIRY
nto the affair WIS ordered bur before
the investigation was & ne into, the person
VINO haa Puriomed the money, made his
escape frorn the house. Al officer WIS
Immediately obtained, and he was nstruc-
ted to search for him, as directed, at the
west end of the town. The young man
was found dangerously i'll in bed, having
taken quantity of poison. with the inten-
ton OF dc stroying himself, but which failed
IN its effect. Medical assistance was ar-
fofded hun, and although he continurs Sc
r'ous indsposed, the probability is, that he
will recover.
LONDON, July Isl
The Prs papers of Thursday arriv, d
yesterday, and this forenoon we received
the Journals Of Friday.
The greatest activity is said to prevail
in the port of Toulon, fit out a SOU ,dron
for the Levant, it is supposed To co-ope-
rate with Lord Exmouth against the Bar
barry pirates. The time" says the article
Conveying this information, A." lie not forgot
ton when our flag WAS the protection of the
weak, and it is to be hoped that those days
of glory will yet turn."--Lord Exmouth
will sail the moment the measures taken
to man his feet shall have accomplished
that object; but We distrrst much the de-
gree OF glory that is likely to be obtained
on the African shore. The Barbarians
WILL fight desperately, and if likely to be
foiled, will scamper off with their goods
into the interior. A combination of the
Christian States to invade the Turkish
coast, must excite the hostility of the Porte,
and rouse all the lawless States and confe-
deracies Of Northern Africa to resistance.
But the time may now be arrived when
the Powers of Europe are to put all their
Christian professions into eXecution-u the
regions of uDbeLief when the Crescent
must Low to the Cross, * the banners Of the
Holy League shall be est, 3shed OH the
rufus OF the temples of Mshomet. We
perceive the emperor Of Russia, who is
certainly not the worst Christian Sovereign,
though it is only lately that much of the
Christian has been discovered b,ut him,
is extremely busy in getting his holy league
strength ned His Imperial re comnenda-
ton h S induced the pious King of StrGI
ira to accede to the Holy AlIiance--that
mysterious compa (which the French 7ur
nals tell'us is for the pup Ise of uphold ng a
sacred principle Of legitimacy but which
assertion we are rather inclined to douLt,
as we see such new legitimatcs AS the crown
| Priuce Of Sweden and the republican king
of the Netherlands included IN this m St