Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21
RyLASr NIGHTS MAE.
Loss Of tie U. S. ~. C o., sa.us1,

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We are sorry to the of fh, above vessel
which was cast away the 18th of December az hn,f
past r. ~ on the noribwes point of the Grand cacos
Island. Tie Chippewa hnnili froi, boston 10 tte
uph OF MeXia on cfuise and ct loss W., u-casorr
py running upon reef described in the charts Tn.
officers and all saved they landed nrnr ,i-
island whence they proceeded Turks IsiauI nd char
Tered The sch Tryall, ofN. crona To bring thee, s
and arrived this port last evepns i'm ~ day., ,,s.s
Part ofihe sails aud rigging of The cIiD,ew
British ship from Portland Ja,naica laden win
lumber awaya che same place AMI ,o,i,y las,
ere" saved An American sch was also driven ashore
:" The sauie time, but rad been gosrn of. ft;ds.
g Paris prints TO the 2Ist Nov. arc received az
Salem. Nv the Adene-A letter t,nn Ap,s-cr
dam, Of Nov. 10th, in these prints, saws. eth.
United States of America enjoy u so;l credit
among us-fhanks to the constantly increasir0
prosperity OF tsat country, especially since ere
treaty 6ctWrcn TINT nation and Russja. rs iI,ud;
are the highest on our exchange, except thoss
ofPrussia- a. ''-'S0
On the 9Th OF November I0i. discharges Of
c5hnon and tie ringing ofall the bells ,arnatnc-
ed to the CITY OF Frank fort ne opcaiuy Of 81.
Dief o. The German Collaboration IT Is com
posed OF Ministe rs from all the menfbcrsof tie
German Confederation, including Austria ana
russia, Tor the parts of the ancient Gerna-
me empire belonging to them Of G.. Britain
Tor Hanover, and of the Netherlands for tLe
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Each power
has one vote in the Diet-the whole number
being u The Austrian Delegation presides.
At two o'clock, this morning. az his
house, IA Philadelphia, Died, ALENAN-
DER JAMES DALLAS.-He had been
nj Trenton Tor the purpose Of irving an
important cause there, aud probably
Sreat, professional fatigue brought on an
attack of disease in his kidneys, TO which,
he had been for some wears occasionallv
subject. ie reached home Yesterday at
two o'clock, acd he quit,ediife III the arms
of his family.
OK this very able and very upright man.
whose death is a loss a. great to the nation
as to fie family and friends who dearly
and highly respected him, we shall take an
opportunity OF saving more when the me-
!ancholy impressions made bv this event
VIII permit us to treat the subject rs ii de-
serses. We hear around us nothing but
expressions of lamentation from eyerv
person who mentions it feelings in
which every good man in the union deep
ly participate. 1t Is not under our pres
ent impressions that we are able TO saw
as we ought, what tire occasion demands:
but we shall not neglect our duty to the
public, WHO will require further notice.
concerning man to whom they owe SO
much.
The funeral of Mr.. Dallas. vii, we nm
derstand proceed from his late dwelling.
No. %, South Fouth Street, at 8 o'clock,
L. NJ. on Saturday next.
The Supreme Court, the Court of Ov-
er and Terminer, the District Courtof
Common Peas, LISTING in this citv. this
morning, all GdjomNed on hearing ofthe
death OF Mr.. Dallas.
F-rIr.