Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05

VailOn 10 his natural cHduwments alone.
NJ. Regnault, rom being aluube harris
tor al ~. Jean dhugely, hecanse success
sNciy Editor of several Journals remarhu
b IL for their vigor and effect, Prs sident a.!
The Class oi Literature at the Institute,
the Imperial Attorney General, High Ohi-
Ger OF The Legion of Honor. and Minister
and Secretary Of State OF Nap0l On and
hts family.
An article in the Journal DIES DEFEATS of
this morning, under the head OF brussels,
Is likely To excite attention, when il is re
mcmbered t,,at no foreign intelligence
newspaper without receiving the written
authorization, and consequently u degree
OF sanction, from The Foreign Ohicc.-
The article states, that private letters AN
nounce, that division exists in the Brit-
lSh Cabinet, and that y war between 6
Britain and America is near al hand, III
which case Lord GrenVille offers 10 form
part ofihe ministry" For some lime past
the Antl-BrltiSh Journals OF tbs country
have dweltwilh cOmplaccncy on the same
ldea. In another continent, (SaVS HE
Mercury OF This iRCrning,) The fierce rival
OF England preser the dignity of her
attitude, and the secret If her designs
Mr.. Monroe visits the frontiers and the
coasts, and the dockyardS efihe interior !;
heregart!S with senSibility the monuncuis
of American glory. he encourages, orc
may even add, he gives confidence to the
citizens. This Journey resembles pre-
paratiOn. NJ.
FRoM PARIS PAPERs.
PARIS, July IS.
The price of grain still continues 10 fan
every where. In the department Of the
Nievre, the measure of wheat which was
al francs, has fallen TO 4
On the occasion ofthe delivery of the
Duchess OF Bern. the CRY of Paris will
give dowry 10 20 orphan girls, of hon
two will be chosen from The protestant
ana reformed communlons. The Prin-
cess is still well.
The population ofParis, by late cen
sus, amounts to 715 ,595, independent of
the garrison. There are 2737l houses.
and 227 ,252 families.
The aeronaut Augustiu, on Sunday last
at Lyons, III the plain dies Hrotieaux.
made an aerOStatic experiment, a, tie CON
cinslon OF which lie was 10 descend i'm a
parachute. 1t seems that lie could not
succeed IN cutting tile :ope of his boat.
and hc continued 10 rise till he.was out of
SiSlt. II was thought that he was lost :;
and the most intense anxiety took place
OF the pleasure which had been expected.
However, IN the same evening he aligi.ted
without difficulty al Heres, a town about
eight leagues from Lyons. The news of
his descent did not reach LYONS until late
on Tuesday but on Wednesday NJ. An
gustin arrived himself TO tlanquillze all
auXietes on his behalf.
French 5 per Cents-Satmdav, 66f. Sc.
49, LONDON, July II.
I he Paris papers of the 18th have ar
rived. The Duchess of Berry has not
yet gratitied her Royal relatives with The
birth Of young Bourbon. II is doubt
full whether the Queen ofSpain will not
take the lead of the Dutchess, anu be
first III the straw.
PARIS, July 10.
Yesterday at the moment when his ma
lesty returned TO the Castle of the Ihuil-
lerles, two culrasslers of his escort fell
from theirhOrses, one Of them was severe
~ hurt, and carried 10 the hospital in a
chair
A private letter from Bordeaux states.
that there have been several arrests there,
1t Is supposed IN consequence Of diScove-
Fies made by Random Immediately previ
onS TO his execution.
CONSTANTINOPLE June 10.
On the 81 of this month the ceremony
peculiar to the East took place, ofshaving
Tor the first time, the hair of the head Of
the Crown Prince Schchzade Abdulba-
md, who Is four years of age, after which
he was invested with turban. 4 part of
the hair was sent as an offering to the
kiaabie (tbe holy house at Mecca)
A few days ago several large transports
arrived from Egypt with rice, coffee, and
other productions of that country, which
have diSpelled the apprehensiuns of scar
city that were entertained by the inhabi-
tants of this capital.
STOCKHOLM, June 4.
This day, so memorable in the Annals
of Sweden, as being that on which the son
OF the Grown Prince, the Duke of Suder-
mania, became of age, has been ceebra-
ted with great sOIemni'y.
In the Court Of Kings Bench, this morn
ing, an action for Grim. Con. was tired. i'm
which Richard HaIford, the Younger. Esd.
one of the firm of the Banking House Of
Baker, HalfOrd 4, Co. of Canterbury. was
the Plaintiff, Il Capt. Sir Thomas Siaines.
OF his Majesty snavy, was the Defendant.
Tie parties are first cousins, and the c!o-
scSt intimacy subsIsicd between them for
many years. Mr. aud Mrs. Haliord were
Ia the habit of spending a part of the
summer at farm belonging 10 the De
PENDANT, called Dandelion, situate near
Mlrgate. The Plaintiffs business oblig-
ed him to 60 to Canterbury, generally
twice a week, and during his absence,
an Illicit intercourse was carried on be-
tween the ID PENDANT and the Plaintiffs
wife TWAS discovered by Mrs. Stewart,
the Defendants sister, in April, lSl6-
and information having been given OF The
transaction, separation between AIr. and
Mrs llaiiord took place, and the present
action was brought. Verdict for the Plain
tlil-Danages 4 600.