Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

An envoy ut the Emperor of Morocco
has arrived at Civita Ncccha, aud has
gone to Rome on n nilsson to the pope.
The King of Wurtemberg has acceded
to the treaty of the Holy Alliance.
The United States have fixed tbeir STAN
ding array at 1900 men, and augmented
their marine. Seventeen ships OF the line
and 20 frigates are now Us thu stocks and
there are bull ling III addition to these, %
steam fr'g ties !!
S ptember 9.
His Majesty Yesterday read the oath of
Count Serrurier, as Marshal of Fr, t.ce
The Duchess of Berry has for some
days past discontinued taking lessons i'll
dancing.
Prince Tal!eyrand acconpan;edthe King
yesterday at mass.
The fleet of LII. E.xmou,h was still in the
Bay of Gibraltar OH the l2th August 1t is
composed of ships of the line, q irigates, 4
| briggs, 4 bomb vessels, &c.
Many of the richest English nob,emen,
are journeying at present in their own yes
| scls, OH the seas for amuseme
August 81.
The Princess of Wales, in her travels,
assumes the costume of the people she Wis
its in Turkey she wore pantaloons and
| a tuiban.
3
same nation attacked near Aigiers FIVE
barbarian vessels. One OF these vessels
! in which was nephew of the Dey, was
taken and exchanged for the tribute which
| a Neapolitan vessel WAS carrying to Al
glers for the deliverance of slaves. The
Neapolitan officer came On board the A
! merlcan vessel. the captain of which said
| to him in the prese.:-- of the Dey's ne
| phew," presents only render those to whom
they are offered more eager for more. 1t
| is an act of weakness to submit to make
! them. Honor alone gives liberty and in
! dependence it avengcs injuries. Return
| to Naples, and tell your master that son
| of America has freed the Mediterranean
from the yoke of the Barbarian powers
CouStanfinohie, July IS.
| On the 4th of Jun, the French Ambas-
sador landed at Constantinople on the
Oath he was visited by the Grand vi
zier, and received from him present of 4
beautiful horses, one an Arabian of great
value. He also offered him pcll;se worth
1000 piastres.
| London, lug 26.
Commission consisting of the Lord
Chancellor. and Lords Liverpool and Sid
mouth, on Saturday prorogued the Parlia-
ment until 4th Nov.
| Accounts from different parts of the
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grain, particularly of barley and corn) will
be very abundant.
| We learn from respectable source, that
the manufactures of Manchester are resu-
ming their accustomed activity.
| The prisoners cord emned for transpor-
tation to the number of 100, last evening
made revolt in Navigate prison. 1t was
not until this morning at day break, that
the Lord Mayor, with the aid of large
namber of constabies. could restore order.
| They intended to have escaped by pene-
| tratng through the walls. Twesty of the
rIng-leaders have b%-n confined in dungeons
with double irons.
Aug. %.
No intelligence direct from Lord Ex-
| mouth has been received since the I'd of
| this month.
| Letters from Gbralter of the eth & 5th,
make no mention Of the bombardnent of
| Algiers by the Ar orleans. II is very pro-
cable that that account is destitute of foun-
dation.
.aug 90.
| The Luddites have recommended brea-
king frames. Twelve of ti4ese machines,
which so strongly excite their anger, were
broken by them at Stableford. No other
excuses have been committed by them.
Aug. 80.
Il Tic CITY OF PRESTON, IN Lancashire, Is
partly lighted with gass. The length of
the principal pipes already laid down, is
one thousand yards and they calculate
that next winter, they will place in this
space more than nine hundred tumors,
which will send forth light equal to that
of four thousand candles, S xes to pound.
The plan of lighting large extent by
sicgle fire placed in an elevated place has
been realized at Preston.
We are authorized to declare, for the
fourth time, that the government do not
think, and have never thought of reduce
ton of the interest of the national debt.
or of any other violation Of public faith.
Courier.
We have received accounts from Ma
pies, announcing that an American squa-
dron under the command Of Com, Chaun..
cey, and composed of a ship of the line,
two frgates, and a corvette, had arrived
before that city, having on board Mr.. Pink
my, who has demanded of the Neapoitan
government 100000 of piasters, as an G.
quvaIent for American property confsca-
ted during the reign of Murat Mr.. p. |
has, it is said, accompanied this claim |
with threat of bomb4rdment, if justice is |
not done. This demand has been rejected, |
and preparations have been made to give |
the Americans warm reception. The |
government have constructed furnaces to |
heat bullets, aud have mounted the bate
ries with cannon of heavy callibre. The /
Austrian troops, $4,000 of which the King |
of Naples has taken iuto his service, occu |
N b. oca al fho r. NJ.