Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19

parted worth as wasevery where mdnit, St
eel. The performance, Of course, imne-
diately closed. For some time Mr.. Cum
minis, the circumstances of whose deatli
so nearly resemble those of Mr.. Palmer.
had labored under that alan ming malady
designated by the name OF al ossfication
of the heart; aud to this circumstance.
added to the strength, ofhis feelings in
the mimic scene, his death is To be atlri-
buted. ..
Parliament, ii Is expected, will rise lin
about fortnight. The 10th of-.next
month IS at present the time looked to at
which the business OF the Session will be
concluded.
ALARMING RIOTS IN FLANDERS.
OSTEND, juno "a.
The excuses committed by the popu-
lace of Brussels on the 18th, were follow
ed on the next day by similar disturban-
ces at Client, and have extended to the
southern division of the province, parti-
cularly Courtray, wherethe military were
resisted, and some soldiers killed.
AT Bruges,. the populace taking advan-
tage OF the absence of part of the troops
yesterday, proceeded to acts of violence.
the pillage of houses. Magazines of Corn.
and the Bakers Shops, particularly those
suspected OF buying up the Corn-sEsssgou
Notwithstanding every exertion on the
part OF the Public Authorities, these out
RACES were not put a stop to till five ia the
afternoon. The garrison was kept ON
foot during the night, andhave been REIN;
forced by SIX Companies from this place
IL course ofto-day.
The immediate cause ofthis comDots.
or Is said 10 have been the seixine of n
hungry child whilst carrying off a. Loaf
tom Bakers. A crowd Immediately
collected and rescued the child, and then
spread over the town with cries Of
BREAD" INCORPORATION
OF GRAiN"--"OR NO KING. They
had no arms, but used Stones, and it IS
net yet known here whether any person
was seriously hurt, orany fthe RnsIead.
eTs taken.
LONDON, June PIN consequences
of.the late glut of money in the civ.
we understand that several eminent
merchants have been making purchases
TO large amount in the article of Corn
the speculation from the present iavora-
bic appearance of the harvest, is hkely to
prove very bad one. A fall of I5s. per
quarter III wheat, OH Monday, was follow
ed by further decline on Wednesday.
and we are happy 10 say this morning it
again declined, owing 10 an abundance
at market, Notwithstanding the notice Civ
en- every. market day for some weeks
past, while Wheat was on the rise, thar
there was scarcely sufficient to meet the
demands.
This morning we received French pa.
pers of the oath inst. The Monitenr con-
tains several royal ordinances, of which
one dominates Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr.
as Secretary of State for the Marine g. Co
lonlal Department; another eleyates Ge-
neral the Count Dubouchage to the Peer
age OF France; and third regulates a
portion of the household troops OIL econ
omical principles. The health of the
King OF France seems TO be perfectly res
tored, forwe find his majesty walking for
an hour in the park of ST. Cloud. at o.
clock In the mornlng-and, after under
gong the tatigu ing ceremonies of
Court day, taking his usual ride in the
afternoon. The late depression in the
French Funds is attributed in one ofthese
papers TO rumour prevalent in Paris of
the breaking out of fresh disturbances ar
Lyons. This rumour we are, however.
assured was wholly without foundation.
and that the most perfect tranquility
reigns throughout the kingdom
Dutch papers of the 26th inst. have ar
rived. The Spanish Consul in Holland,
IN consequence of express orders from
the King, his gracious master, informs
the merchants in general, that rigorous
measures are taken that no foreign adyen-
turers may enter Spanish America with
arms or ammunition that, in consc-
quence of this, all ships sailing from
Dutch ports, and bound 10 the HAVANA,
Porto Rico, or other free ports of Ameri r.
ca, must not only be provided with GER
titicates of origin given By him, or his
Vice-Consul, according 10 the contents of
the invoices .ofthe goods, and taxed, as
is usual in all parts OF the Spanish Mon
archy, but also the list or roll ofthe crew,
and the passports ofthe passengers must
be delivered or confirmed by him or his
Vice-Consuls.
The various measures adopted TO res
train emigration from the European Con-
tinent 10 America, have proved unsuc-
cessiul. Distress is not the only cause
of this passion for change. Two vessels
arrived at Arnheim on the 18th, with emf
grants from the neighborhood of Stras-
burg and the canton of Berne, on their
way from Amsterdam for America, who
appeared To be in circumstances of ease
and comfort. Several of the families of
which they consisted were of the Mora
Wan persuasion.
1t appears by the Dublin papers, that
in consequence of the riots in that CITY.
arising from The high price of provisions.
the Lord Mayor has issued proclama-
ten, requiring the inhabitants to remain
within their respective habitations from
nine o'clock each night till six in the
morning. and directing all public houses
10 be shut during those hours.
A Russian fleet OF eight sail of the line.
one frigate and one brig, have anchored
in Calais Roads, for tile purpose of car