Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
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According To letters from Paris, IT
seems that the arrival there of the Duke
DE San Carlos, (wl,o. by the bye, negoci-
ated the famous Treaty ofValencay, and
is now appointed Ambassador from the
Court OF Madrid 10 that ofSt Jamcs's,) is
retarded by active negotiations carving
OH at Vienna, supposed to be respectin.
the claims of SPAN and Italy, and com
plants IN America. Ii will be a curious
circumstance If the Portuguese Monarch
receives the large Protocol of protests,
circumstances, &C.. preparing for him,
on his old Throne in Lisbon, when he
returns, sickened of his American pro-
jects.
A treaty has been on foot for some time
between Mr.. kean, ofDruly-Lane The
atre, and Mr.. Holman, the Manager of
an American Theatre, for kean's per-
tormances for one year in The United
States. The only point unsettled is the
security. Mr.. kean wishing to have the
stipulated sum secured in banking
house in this City.
Uiema, May3.
Jerome Bonaparte has purchased for
25O,000 iOrius, an estate at Eria, abou. 2
leagues from Vienna. Savary is said to
be expected at Graetz.
Stockholm, May 10.
A Royal Decree of the 3Oth April, or
dams
|. From the first of October, this wear,
all sales of prepared Coffee in inns, no.
tells. coffee houses, taverns, and all the
public places, AT fairs and at auctions, as
well IN the Towns as in The Country, is
prohibited under penalty of 10 rix-dol-
lars for the buyer and seller.
L prevent frauds, which might be oc-
casloned by the use of what is called Swe-
dish Coffee, this and all other substitutes,
which III look and taste resemble real
Coffee, are included in this prohibition.
=. All use and sale of foreign wines,
known by the names of Champagne,
Burgundy, Canary, Malmsey, Sack, Cape
or iokay, as well as all foreign liquors,
spirits, brandy, cider, and beer, are en-
tlreiy prohibited, and to cease from the
Isl OF January, next year
Whoever after that time shall be con-
victed of the forbidden use or sale of tue
above articles, shall pay sixteen 2-3 rix
dollars, so that the buyer and seller are
each Tor himself TO pay this penalty.
Copenhagen, Nay 49,
Trade is now very still, tie course of
exchange improves, but unhappilv the
prices of goods and ali the necessaries of
lite do not fall with the Improvement of
the exchange, as they ought TO DO. SO
that living is very dear here when the pr;
ces are reckoned in silver.
Hamburger, May %.
The Deys of Algiers and Tripoii have
lately received presents of magnificent
snutt-boXes, set with Jewels, from an Eu-
May 2S. }
ONE DAYLATER FROM ENCLAID
Since the above was in type, the fast
sailing and regular trading ship Ann.
Capt Croker, has arrived at this port
III 3S days from Liverpool, from whence
she sailed on the first OF June.
BY this arrival the Editors Of the Mer
camille Advertiser have received London
papers and Loyd's of the a0th of Nav.
from which the following extracts were
made
LONDON, May 80.
Price Of Stocks tkis day ut Z. Nj
Bank Stocks $50 | , 10 256; Ger cent.
reduced - IA; 8 pr cts. consols 70 81
TO 73; per cents 50 . 8 TO 90, 81 9-S;
consois for account 10 1888.
Yesterday Common Council was held
at Guidliall, pursuant 10 a numerousIy
signed requisition, for the purpose Of pre-
pairing Petition to both Houses of Par
lIament, against renewal of the Habeas
Corpus Suspension Bill. The cummo n
Council was most numerousIy attended,
and Mr.. Walthman presented a petition.
and the three following resolutions. which
were carried by very large majority.
g That this Court having learnt. with
feelings of the deepest regret and alarm.
that his Majesty's Ministers, at this ne
Rod of internal and external franouili-
ty, have avowed their intention of pro-
posing to Parliament the further Suspen-
sion OF, the l1abeaS Corpus, by which the
Personal Liberties of all the People of
this Empire are TO be again placed, with
out responsibility or control at the mercy
OF the Ministers ofth Crown"
That, IN their opinion. this measure
can only benecessary TO stiAe the Just
complaints of a suffering People-to pro.
tect abuses, AID screen delinquency-
that IT is part of system 10 undermine
and destroy the Liberties ofthe people,
and use their means to establish an ar.
bitrary and despotic Government"
That petitions be presented to both
Houses OF Parliament, PRAYING them TO
reject all attempts To continue the Sus-
pension of tie HabeaS Corpus, and other
encrOachments upon the Liberties of the
People. and TO adopt such mea ,ures for
the eiiectual reform OF Abuses, as NAV
allay the public fears, and apprchensions,
remove grievances, and best conduce to
the safety. honour, happiness, and pros
pcrlty oftIIe Crown aud People"
The underwriters at Loyd's have re-
fused al! assurances upon vessels from
Holland or The IIanseiowns, in consc-
quehce OF the Moorish privateers dat
now iniesi the Channel.
1t was reported on Change Yesterday
morning, that government had given or
ders for the immediate equipment Of six
sail of the line and 10 frIpgtee destincd