Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-06

win ono horse driven bshind me Enh one De-
fore, aud have no liberty Ia 20 any where
Such of my people as arc well, work on board
the ships, l and my plot, with Il sail maker
FIVE OF our people are SieS, tut not OF the
plague. On the 7th had ibe sond fortune tc
see the English Consul. for the COuSulS are al
in the conntry nr account ofthe plague in the
c,,y. This wees had ;,u unlocked Tor Oppor-
tnnity 10 write TO the Danish CpnSul he i'm
meS'ately answered iuo, ana conSoied me. tell
ing me 10 have a littie patience; he sent as
some money, with fOrr SHIRTS, lui, two pair Of
breecheS for ~ at thcr ,ea had none aud pro-
missed to 10 every thug Ter uN when the plague
was over, aud Ia c9nid return TO the civ
LONDON, Oct. 9.--ihe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the
Princess Charlotte is expected to take place
within ten or eleven ayS--th;t Is about Satur-
dag or Sunday se'nuight.
The Circular Letter from the War Office,
suSpcudiug the PAY of those British Osicers
who engage in the SpaniS.. contest, is said, n
au evening papet, To nc ehded hy Officers ma
king application for q long abSeace, under pre-
tence OF going 10 North NmeTtca, the West ar
even East Indies, and then Joining the insur-
gents. Ills more easy tn tax ofau imposition
os this nature than To practice 4 and though
the writer of tine paragraph above cited SAYS.
that he has evan hsard men boast OF having
succeeded i'm the deception, we arp still incin-
cd 20 doubt the fact. However, d. lie official
! publication from the War Office is extremely
| proper, we trust that those from whom il has
| issued will take all possible means 10 prevent
| II from being ClHlCd. Let men serve the S,,au
ish Patriots il they please, hut let us not be
meanwhile paying them az our servants.
| Ore OF the ships w!th O.:icers on hoard TO as
| sist the Spanish Patriots in South America,
| sailed on Monday frnE Portsmouth.
Rewai'd E.ilraoriiRa,y.-A private let
| ter from America states, that Joseph Bona
parte has offered t,oO millions ofdollars FOR
the liberation of his brother from his inn
| prlsoumeut III ST. Helena /!
The Emperor Of Austria has granted
| TO four Communes of the department Oi
the Cote dor, the sum OF 1900 francs, In
Indemnify the inhabitants Tor the losses
they sustained by the presence OF his
troops in 1915.
| OCTOBER lO.-A private letter from
| Dublin, of Oct. I, says" The William
and Mary yacht, Capt. Sprault, sailed on
Thursday for Hoiynead, to take Earl
| Talbot and his suite on board. II is eN-
| pected his Lordship will arrive and be
sworn iii OH Monday. aIr. Lambert, OF
! Beau-park, in tile county of Meath, the
brother of Countess Talbot, is TO be
the new steward of the household, in the
room OF MIR. Robert Wyune, who retires
after having Sled that station since the
government OF Marquis Corvallis. II
| was reported, also, that SirJohn Stephen.
son, the father of Mrs Lambert, was to
| succeed Sir Stewart Bruce, as master OF
the ceremonies bat | rather think that
thu ,ePOrt is without tOundatlon, as the
la!ter situation is held torlile."
! PARIS, Oct. 6.-The Kingreceivedyes.
ttrday the Duke of Orleans, the N,apol-
itan and Spanish Ambassadors, the Mar
shais, Cardinals, Ministers of State, &c.
The ten persons implicated in the affair
oftlle Black Pin, and acquitted yesterday
by The Court of Assn, were sci at liber-
" ats O'Clock this morning.
| BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-The labor offorti.
Tying our strong places on the frontiers
towards France, proceeds with extraortii,
nary activity. The town of Charleroi al
ready presents the aspect OF "A garrison OF
the first order, and will become most
important buIwark to the Netherlands or
the side of the Sambre On the other
side, the line OF the Meuse also begins Il
assume a formidableappearance, from the
Notifications al Namur and Liege.