Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09
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IATEST ERON ENlsIANIN


Thomas, Capt Hutchinson, arrived at this port
in ~ days from Liverpool, the editors Of the
ETc.Ai1R'S Journal have receiV eli London papers
10 the 18th, and Liverpool papers 10 tie 10Th
October, for which they are indebted to the
poiiteuess of air. Samuel spackaan, 10 whom
the ship is consigned.
Upon slight perusal of these papers, their
contents DO NOT appear TO be very important
Tie Earl OF Talbot had arrived IN DuOli1, aud
was sworn III as lord lieutenant OF Ireland
alderman {. SBith, "A miuiSterialst has heen
chosen lord mayor of IOndOn.--A letter from
Hamburg. OF Sepi.3), states that on the proceed
ing Sunday, tue town of Neustadt, in HOl-
stem, was nearly destroyed BY tire--Thc price
OF copper las AGAIN risen ~. per tor, making
an advsu"e VI JW. per cent. within Il short peri-
od.---On the I'D sept. at5 O'clock in the morn
ing, a smart shock OF an earthGuaAe was felt al
AlgOslene, IN France he ,lmsS:ap immortal
consul al Hamburg, the ,Oth Sept osicia.-
~ communicated To the captains of Russian
ships, the important int lliweuce. " that his ma
lesty the emperor. la concert with the allied
powers, has already resolved OF the most ct.
iectual measures to put au end 10 tle piracieS
OF the Barbary powers. - cabinet council
was held III London on the I tn Oct on the arri-
val of dispatches from ST Petersburg: and
the London Globe of the 18Th. contains AN ex-
tract from Il letter received at l.loyds from
the agent at Revel. which states that orders
have been received for the Rus ian ilcet at
this port, consisting OF six sail OF the line and
some trigaies, to BE got ready for sea immedi-
dtSiNs iit same paper saws, new " neat tell
ihis DAY eight shiiiiggs below the price OF last
week and Uid wheat about three shilling -
American flour al Liverpool, Oct. Is, as stated
IN the Courier of The 18th, 80 sis. Letters
from " Pc'ers1nrg state, that immense guam
ttieS oi hcmp, Sax ana taiiow, could not be
shipped on account of the scarcity OF vessels
Two OF three hundred slips, mostly British.
had passed the Sound tor the higkerports of
the ha'uc they would no doubt be imnedi-
ateiX loaded. two 81 three failures TO a consi.
HCr.ltQ had 10,
SIAN honSes.-'R e Paris papers were chiefly
hied with the trials of the aSs;l,us OF fualdez
and the conspiratorN of tie BLACK Pin.
tl,rii, ON second pernsai OF these papers,
we should lind any ariceSof Importance they
viii be given in future numbers -JJurnalJ
by the ship Thomas arrived ~ this port from,
Liverpool. we have received the London Iorr-
nals down 10 the i3ta 0Ct. They give 4 very
fatterng report OF the Revenue for the last
quarter. We lament 90 say tiat AI. Culrdn
Tie eloquent Irish BariSter, had three attacks
OF the palsy, al his lodgings at BromptOn near
London. His recovery was wholly despsired
o.. Deaf. Press.
A friend has shewn us letter from
Sierra Leone, which mentions the return,
10 that place OF the British sclentiiical
expedition for exploring The interior OF
Africa. They were completely unsuc-
cesstui, having advanced only about $50
miles INTO the interior, from Rio Nuncz.
Their progress was there stopped, by a
CHEF OF tfe country; and after unavailing
endeavours, for the space Of four months,
To obtain liberty 10 proceed, they ADAM
doned ihe enterprise and returned. Near
~ al! The animals died Several officers
died, and what is remarkable, hut one
private, besides one drowned, OF abou;
200.-Captan Campbell died two days
alter their return 10 Rio Nuncz, and was
buried with another officer, in the same
spot where Major Ped,i.e, and one oil
his officers; were buried on their advance
The remnant ofthe party were a, Sierra
Leone, September :, and proposed max
ing further attempt, by another track.
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