Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14

lar, 10 commemorate the victories ofihe
Immortal Nelson, WIS laid ON Yarmouth
Denes.
Paris, August II. =" The negocia,i-
ons al Carlsbad will commence immedi-
ateiy. TINS Congress Will be composed
OF HE ioiioRms persons For England,
Dir. Lamb: Tor Russia, The Count Capo
d',siris ;"r Austria, Prince Meiiernich;
flf Prussia, Prince liardrnbers and FOR
France, tie Conn, de CsraInan. The
prlncipai objects which will occupy this
Congress, Willie the affairs of herevci,-
ed colonies in imeri, a, and Tie disputes
between Portugal and Spain, will which
the ministers Uf The great powers at Pa
rus are already occupied. The question
oItiIe dunlnu,ion of ihe army of occupa-
ton IN France, will also BIZ agitated at
Carlsbad. Ii appears that some OF the
powers had al first desre., thar the Con
gress shouid be held AT AK Ia Cl,arelle.
IhC departure of Prince Mcitornich fox
Carlsbad ~ considered u very near. The
iast INuers from GERMANY announce The
arrIvdi az Curishad, OF the Count Capo
disirla, as we'll aS OF The Young English
diplonstis,, Mr.. Lamb. Ti,e same ie,-
ters say, tha, should Prince NJ uern:ch
delay 10 atrihe nj Carls bad, and Prince
tiardenuerg should he obliged to Sc; OF
before the arrival OF the Austrian minis
ter, Tor the purpose OF q, ending his s0ve-
reign i'll ttIe provinces of the R&,ne, tli,u
NJ. de krusemarch, minister ofPsussia 10
Vienna, will replace NJ de HsrdcHb.rg.
Count de CARAVAN did no, have PARIS
for Ca,Sbad til: the 9th"
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Royal E.rchu1ge, London, Wedneslay Eek
ing, Aug1fst 60.
The reports ola Congress at Carlsbad,
amt rumors OF jealousies aud misunder-
standings between Great Britain, Russia
and Spain, are no longer listened TO with
attention. The contradictions given 10
them hy government, through the mcdi-
um of the ministerial papers and the
friends of government, have succeeded in
putting Them altogether at rest; bn, not
understanding the pledges OF government
on the occasion, lie funds fail TO regain
the confidence they lately possessed pri-
or 10 the rumors in question being in cir
culaiion. Tie account day for August
Uhe 2t,h inst.) fast approaches, which is
considered 10 make against the rise.
3pcr cent. consols left off to-dav a 7ob
for acct. and Tor money at about Tie same
price.
Extract cf' q teitcr. from, az, English Gentle
man in Paris.
A short time back tie Allied Minis
tiers here were called together to con-
sider another application from the French
Government for a further reduction of
the Army OF Occupation. The represen-
TALON was SO strong as 10 cause differ
ence oi opinion among the Ministers pre-
sent. The Duke of Wellington did not
attend {; but, after ibe meeting termina-
ted, he was consulted as 10 the propr-
ETY. OF accedingto the request. The an
swer of his Grace was, | am assured, in
substance this That he would not he
responsible for the withdrawing amy of the
troops then in France; but that if a re-
dnction was intended, it would be better
10 Withdraw The whole at once, than
leave force which would Geese to be i'm
posing II further diminished. This an
swer was considered decisive, and the
application Of the French Government
was tor the present refused"
That the plague has broken out at AL
glers and other points of the coast of A.
trIca is certain. Mr.. MDonneII, the Bri-
fish Consul, who communicates this "a
farming news, adds, that tie disease was
introduced to Alglers by a caravan of
Moors returning from Mecca, who after
wards proceeded over land 10 Morocco.
HE superstliious spirit and habits OF the
natives NOT allowing them 10 take any
precautions TO avoid contagion, the pes
thence may be expected 10 spread as uSu-
al, and 10 cease only when il has no more
victims 10 devour. No symptom of it
has appeared at GibraIar-and, there
fore, the Spanards, in cutting oft all cor
respondence between the main land and
the fortress, have been influenced solely
by an apprehension that il might be COM
TO the Garrison from the Bar
barry shores. 1t is a mere measure Of
precautiOn, totally free from all uniriend-
ly spirit or feeling; ii is a measure also,
perhaps, more advantageous TO the Gar
risOu than 10 the Government that impo-
sed II, as from the inctiiciency and i'm
perfection of the quarantine system on
the coast of Spain, Gibraltar has more
reason 10 dread the communication of
The plague from lis neighbors, than the
fear Of contamination from the Garrison.
The perpetual moiion, SO long sought
for IN vain, appears capable OF being ei-
fected through the medium of galvanism
A French Physician has ia his cabinet
two galvanic piles, sixteen inches high,
which alternately attract apretty heavy
beam. The continued oscillation Of the
beam gives motion TO pendulum which
has never stopped for the last three years.
The Physician Is now endeavorng TO
give this movement an isochranism which
may render it more useful.
Ministerial paper.
Monday sc'ennight the Bath Anti
Climbing Society furnished each Mas
ter Chimney Sweeper in that City with a
machine for sweeping chimnies for the
use of the public. The next day the
Sooty Gentry went round the town in
body, displaying their new insignia, or
namented with ribbons. and accompani-