Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-15

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10 aid the Spanish government i'm sub
DUNG her revolted provinces in South
America. A war between Spain and Por-
tugal, it was ramored, would probably
take place.
Our London Correspondent, under date
of the 18th May, writes as follows" lis
Excelency JOHN q. ADAMS has taken his
passage in the ship Washington. Capt.
Forman, for New York"
The London Globe oft 18th of Nav.
thus remarks" A report is in circulation
on the Continent, that the United States
of America are endeavorng to obtain an
establishment in the Baltic. Anew Trea-
~ of Commerce between them and Swe-
den has Just been made public, which it
is said, has existed for some time"
IN the House of Commons, on the 9th
OF May, a motion to go into committee
of the whole, on the Cathol1k Question.
was, after long and interesting debate
decided in the negative by majority of
2f.-ln the House Of Lords, on the 18th
May, there was also hong and interest
ing debate, on the subject ola circular
letter lately issued by Lord Sidmouth. to
the Magistrates of the Kingdom. Both
debates shall be given as soon as our time
and limits will permit.
The Army Estimates" for The current
year, were prnposedih the House of Com
mons, on the 18th, by Lord Palmerson.
Ills Lordship's speech on the subject. to.
gether with the debate nhch emsued,
shall be given, ifpraeiicable in our next.
line proposedreduc in point of mem
brrs, during the current wear, amounts 10
$1,000 men and the estimate of the ar.
my expences this year is 100000 less
than The estimate osihe last year.
Letters from Isle, in The Brussels pa
pers, state, thepersons who were arrest
ted at Dunkirk, Calais, 81 Bologne, will,
suspicious correspondence, have been
| conveyed under good escort to Paris.
Two ancient Officers fthe Old Guard.
who were going 10 travel TO those proyn-
| ces, have also been arrested il is suppo-
sed that they had suspected papers about
them. They have been conducted for
the present TO Lislc. till Instructions re-
specting them shall be received from Tie
| minister of police. The same accounts
say, that the opponents of the government
being able TO be more busy than hitherto.
fresh seditlous pamphlets continually get
INTO circulation in the open country A.
| gam: too, ihe burning down of farms,
| &c. by malicious persons, become more
| frequent. Howeverthis be, they are in
| creasng al Isle the strength of the Gen
| darmerie, for the better preservation of
tranquility old soldiers, who can give
sufficient proofs of their good conduct,
are invited TO serve in it.
Numbers of French Officers continue
to pass through the Netherlands i'll quest
| ofports from which 10 transport them
selves to South America 70 Join the patri-
OTIS. The French government, it is said,
is about to adopt measures TO hinder, if
possible, this military emigration.
On the 5th, the King of the Netherlands
sci out on tour to visit Tourney. Mons,
and CharIeroy-soon afterwhich his Ma
jesty will visit Gege, Ma muir, and Macs
TRENT, toinspcct the works lately erect
ed at these places.
VIENNA, April 25.
His Majesty, the Emperor, few DAYS
since. gave the regiment of infantry.
which has become vacant BY the death of
General Llndenau to the Prince of Par
ma, son Of The Archduchess Maria Lou
lisa.
The Report stated in many German pa
pers, that the Princess of Wales, while She
was III this city, was visited bv their I'M
perlal Hlgilnesses, the Archdules John.
Ralner, and Charles, is wholly unfounded.
| .SToCKHOLM, April 25.
| 1t having been proposed 10 Introduce
| the gas lights here, il has been calculated
that the oil lamps used here, (reckoningone
Tor each OF the 3633louSes in Stockholm
cost annually 26,S69 Bank dollars. that
the first establishment ofihe Gas appara-
| tus would cost l6, 666 Bank dollars. &that
the keeping up of the apparatus, $40 tons
OF Goals, and attendance, annually. 6O33
Bank dollars. The Goals are cheap, and
| TO be procured from the mines of Hoega-
macs, IN Schooner, which extend under
| the sound. Last year there were dug M
there 1853, 056 tons, of which about half
were exported, and great part used i'm
the boundaries and some manufactures
| French papers. The Paris papers TO the
| 10th instant, have arrived since our last.
The health of the King is so much i'm
proved, that he continues to make daily
/ excursions into the environs of Paris.
M. Blacas is already on his way back
TO Rome, where it is probable his pre-
| sence may be soon very necessary. From
letters which have been received from l.
| tally since his departure, the rumor which
was afoat, but rather pertinaciouslv con
! tracted by some journals, ofthe DANGEROUS
| state OF The Pope's health, is fully confirm
| ed. The succession WILDE one more enyia
| bic tor dignity than emoument The reve-
| nues OF HE holy See are IN amost embar
| rassed state. Before the revolution they
| amounted TO eight or nine millions OF
crowns.-but at present, they amount on
ly to one third of that sum, and 100 mil.
lions of crowns remain still to be charp-
| ed.-Meanwhile the most rigid economy
is said to be observed at the PapaI Court.
and among other sources to which it looks
forward for a renovation of IFS prosperity.
we observe, not without some surprise. in
an article from Rome, the following very
probable anticipation
We are assured HAT the Prince Re