Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-17

''iS WI VIZ ni>>isSppb VIII PERMISSION OI
The American Government, to be called
Nouyeite Liegc, on account of the great
number of EN- grants from Liege on the
Neuse; ilither they carry their mecha-
mic arts and manufactures.
Inc Portuguese Government from
Flo Jauc,ro had sent to purchase u num-
her ot tusils from LieSe on the Neuse /;
Grt not being able 10 ind sufficient
supply there, the i,iii demand had been
ult.le up isNiu England.
: siread i still icaron the Continent,
and the want OF warm wpa,her begins 10
be ieit 10y the grapes Oh The borders of
tic i,hi:.e.
WITTY pEYiCE.
A-Hessz s'eteHp has recently fixed his
resicenfe in the Gue dc Lyscc, opposite
one ottae gates of the Palace Roya, at
PARIS Ills slgn, wliich ia the attraction
o' III the !diers ~ Paris, representsan OK,
with an elegant bai on his head, draped
with cashmere shawl, with ridicule
suspended from his neck, and finally
deckrd out ia all The parapl,ernalia of a
modern lady OF fashion at the bottom of
the. picture the following Words are insert
bed-B9t-a kr-moasi
Nasu,at Phsnon,ena.
LEGHoRN, August 0.-Cp the 2ith of
East month, about midday, after very
loud deiona,iOm, the LAX" Of Cantcrno,
ais. called porciano. totally disappeared.
large opening WAS discovered i'm the
bottom, through which the waters have
probably escaped into the sinuosities of
me nelghboriRy mountains.
LONDON, August 27.-The following
extract of a letter from an officer COM
fianding battalion of native infantry OH
the Madras establishment, tends to III
erease our expectation of an Immediate
war III India with the NIalirattas. 1t Is
dated at the Camp near fIussannbad, on
the Nurbaddah River, Feb. %.
We have of late had very active
time IN bunting Pimdaries, but with little
success In our quarters; mach, however,
mas been done an others, vast numbers OF
them having bcs1i killed, ami thousands
OF Their horses taken, SO that imagine
their day past. A Ben ,-al force ia now
cotnc to relieve this, and we are Oft, HeaY-
en- knows where, in few DAYS. In the
n'eau time, the horizon is clouded in
Scindiah's direction, and d Mahratia war
becomes daily more and more probable,
unless he consents to subsid re force OF
ours lie has certainly aided aud abet-
rcd tliH Plndaries, who have committed
dreadful outragcs in our north division
tins season, and know not how we can
be on Furnishing the rascal. shall write
10 you again so soon as matters ievelops
themselves Mite; at present we are all
much in the dark
MADRID. July Within the last four
months, there have sailed from the port
oil Cad,2 5000 or COCO troops OF all des-
erlpfions, with great quantity of artil-
iery and ammunition OF all kinds for our
possessions in South America. A new
expedition, composed of about i000meu,
OF whom about tifti, are cavalry, will
sail IL few days and will compet In L.
force that Government will send To those
possessions to endeavor TO re-eStablish
there IFS authority. Independently OF
these measures, every mere. ant vessel
leaving the ports ofSpain for Peru or Mex
ico, viii transport a certain number of
troops, according 10 her tonnage. These
reiniorcemenis are designed tn ill up the
vacancies necessarily occasioncd by Il de-
sirucilvc var.
has written 10 the minister of marine.
that on The 10th July The Spanish bripan
tue, la Romano, had cast anchor in that
port, having come from Guayra in SO
days. The captain stated thai on the I'd
OF HAT month he had been boarded and
piiiaSed OFT Gibraltar by an insurgent
schooner, aud that before being boarded
he had thrown into the sea the cores
Dondencr from the province ofVenezuela.
This will prevent us from learning. SO
soon as we otherwise might, Intelligence
as 10 the latest transactions between Mo-
rillo and Bolivar.
PERPiGNAN, July lS.-Immedia,e-
~ after the arrival of General Lacy. al
Malorca, he was made acquainted with
nus sentence, and at five in the morning
II was carried into execution.
This Officer met his fate with calnness
and resolution. " only regret, ;" said Inc.
tliai die by the hands of my ancient
companlons in arms; ii is i'll the field of
honor, a3d in combating the enemies of
Spain that q soldier like me ought TO
terminate his existence" After having
altered these words, he said to the SOL
diers--Firei
BRUSSELS, July sl.-Ycster(lay. Mr..
Gailaiin, ambassador to the court of
France, and Mr.. Eustis, minister to the
SQUIRT of the Low Countries, presented
their credentials es ENJOYS extraordna-
Ty and ministers plcnipotentiarv from the
United States of America, charged to ar
range, definlilyely, the commercial reati
ons between the two nations and conclude
treaty to that effect.
Their exccllemcies afterwards had the
honor Of dining with his sfajesty at the
palace Of IacEen.
LAUSANNE, August 1.-THE obsequies
of the baroness de Stael were perform
ed dt CoPPET, the 29ih July, and her
mortal remains Cat her express desire)
deposited along with those OF her father
aud mother, Monsieur and Madame
Necker. This ceremony was Witnessed
by great numbers from Geneva and its
enysrnna. trbn attracted L..