Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

DRESDEN, Aug. 81. The Commission,
composed of Saxon and Prussian Pleni-
poteniiaries, and of an Austrian Plenipo-
Tertiary as Mediator, and who have beenal-
ready assembled two years, have two OBJ
jects To arrange, viz. the part which each
State ought 10 contribute towards the pay
ment of the debts, and the demarcation
between the two States. The first of
these objects has al length been arranged,
but the result is not known. The other,
it is unprecedented. viii present greaterdii-
ficulties.
BERLIN, Sept. Am association OF
literary men aud other respectable per-
sons, amongst whom are several Pub
lie FunctioAaries, has been formed here,
with the view of obtaining and guarantee
ing the Liberty OF the Press in It's full cx-
tent.
FROM ENGLAND.
BosToN, Oct. 3l.-By the ship Belle Savage,
Captain RUSSELL, arrived yesterday in - days
from Liverpool, we received London papers to
the 18th uIt. and were tdvOredhy Mr.. HooPER
with Londoa papers to the 10Th, and liverpool
10 te Seth.
The snip Duchess of York had arrived in
England, from Bueuos Ayres--Sailed July 6.
Reports that ltwas bsiieved an armisuce hat!
been agreed upon cetween the Patriotic aud
Royal Armies IN Upper Peru-and the preli.
mnaries Off union 10 shake oil the yoke of the
motner country. Privateering WAS 50 prodta-
BILE, that more cruiLers and larger ones were
fitting out.--The Consequential, of 10 guns and
800 men, of all nations, sailed June -, aud the
Iupal Ameino, OF III guns and 100 men, sailed
July B. \ quarrel had occurred among the
motley crew OF the former, and, one man was
Killed aud fifteen wounded. The ring eadurs
were seat on shore. The Duchess OF York
carried home large sum for Merchants. The
Portuguese troops remained al Monte Vidco
in statu quo.
Within ten days, towards the latter part of
SepteInbcr, upwards ofthre e thousand muskets,
with infantry and cavalry equipments IN pro-
POI ton, had been shipped from i;nyiIndfnr the
Spanish Patriots, after being Inspected BY their
agents.
Ii is reported the Court of Russia viii invite
the othel courts of Europe 10 prohibit the fit
ting out ot privatcers, aud expectation OF arms
&c. To the Spanish Patriots, and To declare pi-
rates all their priyateers winch shall appear IN
the European Seas. 1t also proposes com
mon league for the eXtrpaton OF piracy. Aus
tria has prohibited the expectation OF arms TO
Spanish America
Lord Cochrane has returned 10 England from
France.
Its circulated in Liverpool that BritOn has
within year imported near tiiteenmilon dol
lars worth Of flour from the United States
The other nations of Europe have also imported
much.
There are twentysix prisoners in Derby
in Nottingham.
new Lord Mayor was to be elected in Lon
don Sept. 20.
Portuguese gold is at ~. and new dollars at
IS. I'd. i'll England.
The Buenos Ayres Admiral Brown is in
England. The prize property he claimed.
has been given back TO Spain, for the original
owners.
Number of deaths at Paris in 1916, 19,30l-
suicides one hundred and twenty-five men, six
ty-six women: drowned 222 males, so females.
Births -, 3GG.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Prussian Minister,
Nj. Hum boldt, is announced by the continental
journalists, as being Immediately to proceed TO
London III quality of Ambassador. 1t seems
from this, that Nj . Hardenburg, has successful
ly traversed his schemes for becoming mem
Der of the Prussiap cabinet, Instead of Minister
at aforeign capital.
Commercial Restrictions.
The same writers tell us, that Lord Strans-
ford is commissioned to prevail upon the court
OF Stockholm to grant moro indulgence TO Eng
lish commerce. Ifihey mean by this, that he
Is to pray relaxation of the dutles-on the I'M
port OF British manufactures into Sweden, we
suspect that his Lordshps business Is nearly
done to his hand. --Fom all the accounts which
we have seen, the Swedish Courts by this time
sensible of its impolicy, III suffering the con-
traband traders of sweden TO rise paramount 10
her merchants aud her laws.
In the mean time less is pUrchased from Swe-
den than formerly, since she has deprived her
self OF the benefit of selling, by her declaration
that she will not buy. She has no mauufac-
lures wherewiih to command atoreignmarkct
nor, without excepting even her best article,
her iron. has she any one species OF raw pro-
duce which neighborng nations cannot do
without. Tile particular situation, therefore,
i'm which Sweden is placed, rather aggravates
than qualities the mischief she must experience
from her disregard OF the general principles OF
commerce