Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-26


"a -. sssssFzsas
distributed large Sums among them. b
sent fifty tons of American tlcur, witch
was bought al Cork-rice and oatmeal
were purchased for them also, TO the "a
mount of5G00i TDubin papey.
Among the many strangers lately arri-
we'd here, are, Madame Lavalette, Ma
dame Regnauli de ST. Jean d'Angelv,
(who Is no longer in continement) a
great many English families, and se,e-
raj officers. (Nladane dAugely will
meether husband at Antwerp.)
Brussels piper.
LoNpoN, July 25.
Extract off letter from tie dgeat to Ltoy,Fs,
at Lisbon, drted 1875 inst.
Yesterday, we landed from vessel
just arrived from the Azores, part OF the
crews OF tie ships Gras Para 4 Caroline,
OF tins portwhich were captured on the lst
nit. III the vicinity of tbose islands, by an
insurgeBi sch. privateer,of 10 guns * 100
men. The first was from Bengal and
RIO, and the other from China anal Bahia
1t was calm when tiiey fell In with the
privater, which, by the means ofsweeps,
got under the stern of the Gras Para
aud after capluriug her, breeze sprung
up, when bota t.ie privateer aud her prize
bore down on tiie Caroline.
rave also 10 state tn arrival here
OF the PruSslan brig Industry, Schuman,
from Riga To one OF the Gallician ports,
which had been captured by TuniSian
c0rsalr, and which left part of the origi-
nal crew on board, who rose on the prize
master and his mn, and threw them all
| overheard. Accounts from Cadiz, and
from other quarters state, that there are
numbers of prlyaieers now cruizing,
which must do great injury TO the Span
ISL and Portuguese trade.
p. 81 understand that the priva-
teer was formerly the Bomp, of Balti-
more, now the Congresso."
Angus, 5.
The fact respecting the supposed Pro-
test of the Austrian Princess Maria Loui-
sd, proves, as we were the first 10 treat it,
a mere fabrication. The Morning Post of
this day, paper Which is not likely 10
stake lis credit on light grounds, posi-
lively asserts, on authority, that il Is, as
we represent ii, an impudent imposition.
As there have been strange rumors as
TO tile birth of the Young Napoleon, Il re-
port, that even the Princess Maria Louisa
had been deceived as TO that circum-
stance, ii may he fairly conceived, that
the Emperor OF Austria would have as
ceitained The origin e}' the child, before ne
gave any sanction e. his claim TO sove-
relgnty, whether III France, or, by posi-
bllity, in Austria. If II he true. that the
Boy is intended for the Church, as report
ed, that allotment seems 10 give some CO.
Tor to the ailedged mystery OF his BIRTH
for, Otherwise, as the son-in law of the
Emperor OF Austria, II might be expected
| that he would rather have been reserved
Tor secular bOnors. We do not expect that
the imposition of such do uments will
stop here, for the enemies of. The Bour-
bons are necessarily at work to weaken
Their authority, TO degrade their charac-
ter, and to effect their dowfaI.-fSun
August 6.
The Danish Government is making ex-
traordinary exeriions for the re-estab-
ilSiimenl of lis navy. a new ship of the
line has been launched, two new frigates
are finished, and two briggs, recently con-
structeo, are stationed in the Cattegat.
A letter from Genoa, July %, saws
We have lately had an Am. % gun sioop
| OF war here, which came from aid return
| ell TO her squadron at LeghoYn, without
taking pratIque here"
he Voltage, %, is come home to be
paid OIL She is the only slip i'm COM
mission on the War Establishment. She
was twice nearly wre, ked in the China
seas; she was hove down in cons quence,
| at Batavia, and lay i've months under re-
| PAIR, by her own ships company. Size
| has been 1--WE years from England, and
only 20 OF her original crew are arrived
| in her
A boat OF The British frigate Iphigenia,
was upset in Coiumbo river, in Jan. last,
by which7 persons lost their lives, viz. 8
Ensigns of the 73d regt. 1t. Sanders, of
Tie slip, seamen and hoy. The re-
nalnder (sevem in number) got safe OH
shore. party of officers ofihe Esd, had
been on board to dine, and were OH their
return in the evening.
august IL.
Stephen Sayre, ESQ. formerly Sheriff Of
| London, his elegant seat at Bordeniown.
on the Jersey side ofthe Delaware, whica
| he Is rebuilding in the Italian sfvle.-
| Ills income is about 6000f. per annumi-
and he passes his time chiefly in his IL
brary and in retirement.
Government having adopted the resp
| luton of fitting ont armed vessels for the
| protection OF Tie trade ofEngIand against
acts OF piracy similar 10 those which, lie
merchaGimcn of OTHER countries have ex-
| perienced from privaieers bearing the
| South American flag lie ships Of war
| appointed to this necessary service, will
be shortly ready 80 sail. Their first ces-
tlnallon is supposed TO be the Flo de la
! Plata.
A Beacon is erecting ON Carr Rock, at
the. entrance ofthe Firth Of Forth, and a
bell is TO be continually toled by clock
work, which is 10 be wound up BY the IL
sing OF the tide.
Richard Soaper, Scayelman, in the
/ PlNmnulh Dnck Yard nas hrnn r.,rnr1l- :