Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

Mr.. Pincknev Minister Picnipoter:iary fro,r
| ,he U. States "a Petersburg, arr. at Vienna this
2.st Nov. from Naples.
Gen. Nandamme, who is included in one q,
the Ordonnances of the King of France. and
who had resided several months at Gasnt. wa,
arrested in that city yesterday morning, and
brought hithcr in consequence of the recuisiii.
on made 10 that effect; he has already set on
under escort TO be conveyed to the frontiers
ofPrussia.
LIVERPOOL, Dec.lS.
MOROCCO.
Ine Dutch expedition, for the purpose of
obtaining satisfaction from the Emperor of Mo-
rocco, has Teen completely successful without
blood-shed. The Emperor of Morocco has
entered into treaty with the Dutch, and has
agreed to pay 100000 piastres to the Dutch
Government.
Several officers confined In Pampeluna, for
conSpiring against the Spanish vernment
are to be transported TO Fomenter.i, one Of the
Balearic Islands, whittier several Others have
already been transported from Ceuta
THE ALGERINES.
Accounts from COnstantuopa to the Goth of
October state, that an Algerine Envoy. who
mad arrived there to make an official report on
the result OF Lord ENmouth's expedition, had
eNperlcnceda very indifferent reception from
the DNan.
POLAND.
Lctters from Warsaw state, that the Empe-
-S' ae''SStst h.'N iN>uti urCESc, CStlnuStlltE
a military CONSUMPTION for The Kingdom of POI
land, according to which every person, with
ont distinction OF rank origin, or reiigion is 10
perform military service during ten years, from
me age OF ~ to 80. Two corps of reserve are
tn he formed OF the corscript,; the Grst corps
IS destined to complete the troops of the line,
anu the second 20 supply the places of those
removed TO the trst corps;
On the 10th fOctober, wheH The Eupheus
Which arrived last week, sailed trom St IIeje-
ma, Napoleon continued in good Health. but is
SAID to have been very sulen and dissatisfied
IL stated, that in consequence OF his having
conceived a personal dislike 10 Sir Hudson
Lowe, even the enforcement OF the common
necessary regulations for his safe custody
was perpetual subject of complaint and dis
1uletude with him. He had not accomplished
the sale of his plate; the e,nbIems had ali
been heaten of and the whole Gas picked no
IN readiness to be sent to London market
La was rumoured that Count Poniatowsiki. his
IoiiSn attendant, was TO be sent from the ISL
and, he having been discovered tanperine- with
Tue soldiers stationed near TO Bonaparte's resi-
dence.
FRANCE.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on the 9TH.
Count de Cazes. the Minister Of Police, de,
scahted on the beneficial effects which had ari-
sen from the Law of the 29tli October 1915
authorizing the detention OF suspected indivi
uuats, or the placing them under the superin
tendance OF the Police. To prove that the au-
been abuscd-he stated that the number of
persons in confinement had not, nj any time.
exceeded $40; and that on the LIST uIt. they A.
mounted only to 30; that the largest number
~ ~. persons under superlntendance was 26f; *
mat ut present, they did not exceed 100 -
lie then represented a bill for abrogatinr the
existing Act, and for authorizing the detenti
on OF suspected persons under the warrant of
me tresiuent OF the Council of Ministers, or
that oftiie Minister af Police. The Minister
then expatiated on the dangers to be annrc-
hended from a free press in the preseut cir
cumstances of France, and pointed out certain
hcoIVehences arising from the provisions of
the Law of Oct Isl 4, on this subject He con
Guided with presenting two BilIS-tbe firsf of
which prohibits, until the LIST of January ISIS
the publication of newspapers and periodical
works without the Kings authority; and the
secondd proposes some new regulations fnr oh
tanning more speedy decision of the Courts
with regard to books seized bythe Police
The Gazette of Saturday and the following NOTICE frn
the Bank, conhrrn relate To notes OF ~ and ~
to year 1872 the intelligence inserted ON Satnr
DAY relative to their payment In specie
". Tue number OF enc and two pound notes. prior TO
1877 outstanding, We are not informed but The main
point for congratatio is that this must be con derrd
ssth commencement Of system fol- general rtsu,op
ton OIL cash payments. That general resumption shoa
take place at once, not to be expected NOT prohy
he desired. ~ '"''
Rank Of England, Nor. 20. ls,9
1.-The Court of Directors Of the Goyernor and cn,,,
ny fthe Bank of England gives notice F
h1' Oh aus a'tef the gth Dec next, the Bank will
pay cash tor all notes of and pounds value that
are dated prior the LIST OF January sI2 or e~cba's
then Tor new notes oithe value at The optip
holders. r INC
ar. BEST, Secretary"
ENGLISH MANUFACTURES.
ne intelligence from Philadelphia the q3d Of octo
I tu,y connfnis ihe statement exclusively ia our pa
per OF tuesday week The business the English dr.
goods-ineu continued in deplorable state Arra,rs.
ulents were making for Shipping back 10 FnOlarJ 60,
o, het own manufactures, particularly WOODEN eoods
ING cothiers of Yorkshire accused Of sending ont
vast quantities ofwooliens direct from themsrves ad
when arrived III America previous To the regular orders
~, Neknow not II this part of The account he
hr, bnl rs certain fact that there not AZ uesent
market III America for English goods.
ihe London papers of Sunday received nv the Chester
MAN. announce the arrival, in the port of Iondon of ~,
Electra, captain Williams from phIadelnhia sbc ha.
brought back about so o00t value in British manu-
!u which could not he sold In the United States Tor orc
nan leir original cost in England. Another American
sup, The Caroline Ann, lived at IiyerpooI fev 49,
since from New-iork, witla considerable quantity Of
British manufactures. f'' VI
ENGLAND & SPAIN
We have already informed our readers that hos,;l;,, 10
thc circulation Of British manufactures on the Continent
had spread from the States Of GERMANY 20 SD,;n 90,
WIS ieceveo ms week from Cadiz, to the sh Of last
Io, assure u.s. that the late pT0hhitory measures of
Mug Ferdinand VII. against cotton goods win he ,i,en
oeu WIN much more vexatios and injurious coseuue
ces Than were at hfst expected. Besides british ,,,,,
featured gOndS Ii appears that all Past I,dia 80
tons are also cOmprehended IN the order s,cb "a ,,
keens, &c Of which large quantity had been sbpuedta
SPAN from England, aud most eXnbtan duties Maid nm
on them The entire nonopnlv of suunlviun S,,;n ~
Ing betH granted to the Phllisine COMPANY Vbo reoe
eI STOCK Toul Manila the above description Of n,er
ahnle rendered Of no value, sales cannot he
ecteh within the time prcNed. aud the inonouojst
wii not purchase them, lest they should interfere vim
their own privileged supplies '
SPAIN & HER COLONIES
The latest letters from Cad., Eilboa and Coyur,.
Inform that the South. American priyateers contain o.
sont great rayaees on the whole the coast Swain
Zen noie vessels have been captured near Cads ;
such we rejoice to learn is the state Of