Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-10

but no lives were lost.
A private letter, dated Paris, the 9TH,
states, e" that the wives OF the Grown Priact
nf Sweden and of Joseph Bonaparte, who
are sisters, and whose maiden rames were
Ciery. who were still in this capital, have
+ ceived a notice to quit Paris, as belong
ing 10 the family of Bonapartc. according
to tie law of Amnesty, which banishes
he relations of that family forever from
France"
a port prevailed in Paris on the 9th,
that NJ. Lame WILL immediately retire
from Office. On account of bad health, and
that the Ar hbishop OF Rheims, who is
charged with the concerns of the Roman
Catholic Chur, h, has rendered his resgna
tionin C RscQuence of the refusal of the
King TO adopt me changes which he has
recomme nded. as contrary to the concor-
dar, with which his majesty considers him
self bound to conform.
On Thursday last, the ship Lindsay,
Turner, sailed from Ports mouth, for the
North of ireland, she beng chartered to
take one hundred and fifty persons on
board. who are en- 8: ating to America
Seven single men. two labourers and their
fan les. and a Jewish family embarked in
her from Portsmouth.
CAPTURE ola Spanish Stare shin.
Plymouth, June Is.
This morning arrived his NJ j stv's brig
Fer ct. Capt. Stirling, fram ST. H-lena
on her passage home, she fell in with and
captured, after AN action Of three hours.
a Spanish Slave Schooner, of Sierre Leone,
and carried her int1 that pert.
{ Congdon's Plymouth IeleeraLh.
On the 4th April, two days after lea
wing Ascension Isan'. the Ferr fell in
with and captured the Spanish brig milne
Docnes. On the first nearing tie Spa
nard, she fired at tn Ferret, which was
returned, AMI after a running fight of three
hours, the Ferret was enabled 10 close,
when her antagonist surrendered.-1'h
Ferret fought under great Disadvantages
from her want of long guns, as she was
frequently at too great distance from the
Spanish ship for her shot to reach her,
while she was dreadfully cut up by the
shot from the schooner, which moupted
five long guns. The Dolones had 81 men
rs her crew, and $50 slaves. The Ferret
had one man killel, and the master and
three men wounded, in the action the
men have since died. The schr. had not
any men killed or wounded.
The Havaana friga.e, Capt. Gaven w.
HAMILTON. arrived on Saturd y at Ports
mouth, from St. Helena, whence she
smiled on the Esd Of April. with Colonel
Mark Wilkes, passenger, who had been
preceding the arrival there from England
o. l. cut G n Sir Hudson Lowe, two years
governor Of that Island --9onaparte was
in good health, but more dissatisfied than
ever with his situation. II. has sent by
the Havana 2 string of complaints to the
P. Regent, upon the subject of the person
al regu atoms to which lac has been com
PEELED TO conform.
Eatract Of q ietter from Malta, diated Nay
10, Oia MarseiHrs.
1t is said, indeed promulgated by Go.
vernment, that the Bey of Tuns has lost
his head by his own son, for liberat;ng the
christian slaves and that in the absence of
he British feet, they had equipped their
frigates and were determined to take eve
~ thing they m t with. 1t is currently
reported that one English vessel has been
taken and the crew murdered.
"The Princess of Wales has arrived at
Malta t. on Tunis.'
June 10.
1t was reported yesterday on Change.
hat advices II ID been received from India,
tn appear noes OF hostile nature on the
part of the NJ thrattas, had occasioned a
new call on the army to prepare for the
field. We have not heard the particulars.
and trust that the timely exertions of the
Gov. General viii prevent another war
from breaking out.
Lipernosl. June 10.
EMIGR ALTON.
Up to the prescn. year we believe that
emigration has taken place princip lily
from Ireland and Scotland but it is now
going ON to an alarming extent from the
Metropolis & heart of the united kingdom.
There are persons VINO receive these emi-
grants with view to profit by their hap
less condition and ignorance to these per
sons they pay sums of money, perhaps
their last penny, fer which a contract is
given to find them passage and provisions
to the United States. The first entire car
SO embarked from the river Thames is
now on board the chartered ship Iris,
Smith, master, which on Tuesday se'nnight
was seized for having more passengers
than is permitted. BY our humane laws,
no ship is permitted 10 carry more than
one person for each two tons per register
and IT part ~ laden, no more than one per-
son for each two tons register measurement,
which remains unladen and enaCtments
are added for providing proper quantity
OF wholesome provisions for each peron,
and snrgeon when so persons are on
board, and for enforcing o.her salutary
regulations, under heavy penalties. The
IRIS is $40 tons burthen, per register; and
therefore emitted to carry only ia persons.
including the crew 13I names were given
ia at the Custom House, but when the
seizure was mad 23i persons were found
or DO rd. Amongst other evils attendant
upon this system Of emigration, a door is
Opened for the escanc of rminrlfs