Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28
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It is said that Lord Castlereagh is, OF
rather that he was, about to return to the
Continent, to attend new Congress st
Iophtz. Perhaps the indisposi;ion of Id
Liverpool, and his intended excursion to
the spa, may prevent him from Carving
this plan into execution.
1t is reported that a dissolution of Par
lament will take place in o tober.
The Archipelago is infested with hume
rons pirates, who inhabit the Morea; they
are the direct descendants of the ancient
Spartans, and are joined in their prcdato-
ny excursions by a few Albanians. They
p.under ipdiscrmina,ely all they meet
with. and frequently land and rob the va
rious islands OF the Archipelago. The
Reynard, Captain ST. Clair, was cruiziug
against them for some time. She captured
3 open prows, and sent them to Malta for
condemnation.
BY letters from New South Wales. It
appears that the III ssi0naries have lateiv
met W tn extraordinary success in F;meo
an Island sdiacentto Otahcite. The ma
Jority ct the people have renowned idols-
try; the priests have burned their eoIs
the chiefs destroyed the Morals, demolish
ed the affairs, & cooked their dinners with
the materials. More than 500 pers ms,
chleny 'ults. attend the schools Of the
Missionaries, for instruction
Besides the ships arrived from the Me-
| diterranean, and which are under orders 70
| be paid off. there are yet 10 return home
from foreign stations, for this purpose, two
Inc OF bst'le ships (Cornwallis and North
umberl7nd) eight frigates, and 80 sloops,
briggs ADD troop ships; total 10.
| The wye, Captain Harper. s7iled On
Saturday from Portsmouth for Qaebec,
| with General Timing Wilmington and
| suite.
The Wye will remain Cd the II. Amer.
| ican station.
Tine king OF France has granted pardon
to all deser;ers from the navy, as a fursher
mark otgrace and favor, in honour Of tie
marriage OF the Duke and Duchess of Ber-
| ry.
| We have inserted some further deta;Iq
| OF the execution & written epentant cen
fession of the FIVE men executed ON Fri.
day at Ely They acknowledged the us-
| tice OF their sentence, and they hoped that
the fate would be a warning TO others g.
| gainst the commission of similar crimes.
| we trust it will, but we are sorry to Grd
| from the Blth p per which we received
| this morning, that ONE disturbances broke
/ ont ct Frome on Saturday evening. which
! rendered it necessary to Rad the riot act.
| and call in The military. TRANQUILITY "
restored yesterday. The folly Of attemp.
| ing to draw remedy for distress f ono
the destruction of property Of seeking re-
LEI for unemployed hands, by tie ruin of
| those WIN have the prospect Of being in
time able 20 employ them, would seem so
| obvious, that one can Sc rely conceive how
it IS possible for rejecting creatures to he
| guilty OF it. Government and the magis-
trates will do their duty, bot we shall be
| glad to find their efforts sc coded by the
admon.tons Of the clergy from the pul-
| pit.
! Since writing the above, we fod that
Government received this morning ac-
counts both from Frome * I.oUghba rough.
| At the former place an immense mob as
sembled, and repulsed the Yeomanry Ca.
valry, wounding the Commanding Of CT
and two or three others, but were Gt laso
dispersed by them and a party Of the Err
niskilen Dragons. At Lcugh5or ugh