Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
Paris, Jan. 10.

tiilN( years DClOlC.
II is confidently assorted here. that IN.
NEGOTIATION for loan with the British
capitalists has succeeded, though no one
IS able To assignupon what security il il
made. Some presume ii is secured up-
on the homainal lands; OF rrs. upon a
branch of public revenue. The giaran-
tee of the allies is rejected, nv both Min.
isterIalists' and Ultras. as n thought 100
offensive, indicating instability Of the
Throne. To the success, however cffte
negotiation upon whatever terms il nav
be concluded, is ascrihed the lafc rise of
the French funds. Frequent conferences
of the Foreign Ministers haze lately bean
held, upon the application Of the French
government for the Withdrawing of "a part
Of the army of occupation the-Dgke Of
Wellington and the Count de Worouznfr
attend these conferences. Their results
understood to be aresol ltion for the with
drawing of one third of that army:a sum
of money being given, a t convenient
period, in lien oftheir maintenance in kind.
which the country is no longer BILE 70
supply.
JonHG,w re.
The continual and rapid rise of The
funds is attributed in part 70 measure A.
dopted bv the commission Of the budy, +.
which tends 10 place at fhe disposal Of
the commissioners for tie sinking fund
in order to be employed in the liquidation
of the debt, Il much more considerable
mass of wood than that proposed bv the
ministers. They also speak Of the cree
ton of four millions ofrents for the clsr~
gy.
Royal Ordinance.
{" Louis, 6cc.-WiShing TO regulate The
! premium due IN terms Of the law of tie
| 29th of April last, on the expnrfstion az
cotton goods, we have ordained, &c.
&" l. The premium shall be granted. in
| terms OF law, on all fabrics which are pure-
| lv cotton, and which shall be exported
| from fine following ports, viz. Marseiles
| BayOnne, Bordeaux, LaRoclIe!le, Nantes.
| Cherbourg, Rouen, fla re. Caen. ST. VAL
| lery-sur-Somme and Dunkirk or bv fhe
| land bureau of Blamisseron. Shnrcls-
Sfrasburgb, Ct. Louis, Chatillon de Mi
chaille, and Ponf de Bauvaise.
90. The French origin shall be ascer-
famed by certificates of fabric indica-
sing tie species, quality, m rl<s and nun,-
! hers of the pieces These certificate sha II
he inspected by the sub-preiect Of The ar
| rondisemrnt"
The subsequent articles of the ordi-
nance point out the manner i'm which n q
| goods shall be unpacked and examined,
&c.
Amst0Walp, Inn. n,
| According 10 letter from Emblem.
Of Jan. 10. aieltcr had becnrece ived II, ere
from Capt. G. J.. dc Ham. Of tho John
Hermann, Of Fmbden, dated Tripoli, Iiil
Nov. ofwhich the following are the con
tents:
SIR-Mv last was of the 14fh Of Ocfe
Der, from Iarocle, but Doubt whether
it has reached you; ] therefore repoa
some particulars the very day Of oui
departure from Lisbon, (25ili September
we were taken near Boxent Nv TripoIi
tan ship Of war, which would moi respec
All English Ilanoverian flag. and arrived
{ here Yesterday at noon The Captain y
the vessel having, on sailing into The iaF
Dor. put our flag halfway uphis foie.top
| gallant-mast.
The English ConsuI,General seein'
{ | this, immediately took down his British
! flag, went TO the King as I, with part o
, my crew, afterwards did and the Captain
I OF the vessel, which was a corvette. hso