Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-16

declare, that the Leading article in the Morn
ing Chronicle OF this day, asserting that every
thug indicates that discussions of am important
ana not very an,cable nature, are now carry
lug GU between the cabinets of London, Ma
ond, aud -. Petersburg, and the report on
which the speculatons of the Chronicle arc
founded, are utterly talSc.-C Sun. The fol-
lowing Is the arucle alluded 10 -
Every ihihs seems To indicate that there
are very inpoi iant aud not very ainica ole dis
euSsions Oh the tapls ~ present between the
cabihets OF London. Madrid. and ST. Peters
bnrs., Report says, that Ferdinand has de-
maoded our active assistance, by a mariue
tUics, 10 put au end to Tue depreda;ions of the
ms"fseDt privateers, aud also TO afford the
means OF an armament for bringing back the
re,olied provinces of SOuih America 10 sub
JeV.on--iiiat INTERPRETATION is mere tritin-,
and iaat IL ~ now too late for neutrality. The
reSoiotion H. 80 far advanced, that without
active a'd IN sGips, men, aud money, the whole
OF SOntn America must he lost TO the mother
country; aud that Spain cannot contemplate
this e,n without looking elscw where for assis-
tance II denied il by Ensland She is offered
* Dy Tie emperor Alexander upon conditions
with Which Ferdinand saws he must comply,
ana tle FRINGE Regent must not therefore be
surprised n he shall learn that the two Calitor
mas aud Minorcd will BIZ reded to Russia in
inii sovereignty, in return for the aid i'll ships,
seai,len.aa troops, to rednce the nsurgent y
mcricailS. Sncii is the rumoUr in circulation
DiCff.---- We nave igtiu tHs pleasure 10
announce reduction in this valuab BILE article
OF cnn>om. 'tioa. Tire Quartern Loaf is now
sod FOR Is. 2d being, Tess by tirce faTthisgS
than last week. No doubt can remain OF far
ther re'lnt tion Soon iakias place, froni the Il
hunddnt a; Dsarance of all crops OF grain, and
OF the Kingdom daily iaforms u.s.
very abundant harvest, il is stated, is ex-
pecteu generally throughout Germany.
AugpSt3.
The gba Of
ceived last week, rs very Important Sweden
continues To prohibit the Importation, and e.
ven the use at all foreign articles. VI. Berna-
d"tte WISHES tn ini'atc his c-dsgaEt friend and
master Napoleon, by issuing decrceS similar to
those OF Berlin aud Milan, From France all
accounts agree, that the utmost tranquility
prevails there
Advces from america. ola late date, were
received ms mor''i''S. ,one ut the American
papers, which are supposed To he OF an official
nature, wish to have it understood that the
Spanish Cont has made ovsriures 10 this coun-
try, tn assist" in subiugatins the revolted CO.
tonnes Ui South Amtrica." We believe we
may assert that 40 proposition of this kind has
been made by tie Court Of Madrid to our gov-
erhment; bUtif ~ hdd teen, or should he, his
Majesty government would, no doubt, dis
tinciiy dIsavow any disposition to Interfere
between the Colonies aud the Mother Coun-
try.
IL, by the meas of conciliatiou ana by in
terposIng Oiir good office as a mediator in con-
ceit with the other European powers, we could
succeed III restoring peace 10 those .vused
ana distracted settlements, there wsuld he an
Honorable opportunity for exeT,ing ,rflu-
cnce; s"ch influence as one friendly state
yer refuses In exert in behalf Of another. This
Is tRe utmost extent TO which the European
powers would feel themselves authorized III
gong. There isuo reason for surprising, with
the American Journalists, that Eucland is Sc
creti! favorable 10 The insurgents, apOn a prin-
ciple OF commercial speculation. We are uot
Yet SO = secluded from the Continent" 10 use
thelT owa Expression, as to render such a dis
position necessary, in the hope of securing
heN market. tor our manufactures. In fact,
WAL the! choose to call a seCluScn. is merely
an interruption OF our intercourse. arisiD. lro.u
causes WI CA hre suircieutly obvious. Ii APP
pears, however, from the tone ad6pted in ma
ny 81 The American papers, and eridentiy pro-
ceed!fg iTon one source, that america is anxious
the European powers should declare against
me insurSeTts, IN the hope that they would
theli ihTow themselves entirely irta the arms
az ;he United States IL their PROTECTOR. THIS
would snit her policy, which IL 10 appear as
Inc exclusive advocate OF al liberal, wise, and
patriotic Opinions. Vet, how calmly they teach
Ule contrary. with hOw little so injunction
tney would iasiigaie tho European powersto
employ their = excess OF military popula ton,
against The reyotci PROVINCES II Courier.
Whatever ,idy he oar sentiments respecting
ihe struggles for independence in Spanish ~
iaerlcd. We shall neither countenance rebellion
-, however, u. Britain is in state OF aIF.Ity
with tile several Powers OF Europe, il be c0nes
her To ne careful that no measures are ADOPT
Gu IN tbis country inconsistent with our AMIGA
Die relations. The following facts are, there.
fore. particularly entitled 10 the notice of our
rulers. \ ship, called the Two Friends isnuw
lying 1T Spithead, on beard of which are M
wards OF 100 English officers, who are avowed-
Iy going TO support the independents OF South.
America. There are, we are assured, Agents
for these IndeDcnt,euts now in onduu and III
Portsmouth, who promiSc 10 all Emg.shmen
wto are disposed 10 JOIN their cause one rank
higher than what they held i'm the British SER
wee. These officers are also promised S 2G0
each, on their arrival on the Spanish Main, 10
dcsgay their pasSa We hear besides that
. sHips are nowiiti.ng put 10 London, suppOs
ed to be for the same destination. We have
no doubt but Ministers gill act d.screetly OH
this occasion, bDt we deem it our duty 10 sub.
init the subject to their attention.
BRUsSEiS, .Eulyl5.
The Courts of the Netherlands aud Den
mark, having conferred on their mutual inte-
rest, with respect 10 commerce and navigate
on have agreed 10 certain regulations, which
were embodied in 4 convention signed and ex-
changed al Copenhagen Oh tho 10th OF this
month.
July 26.
Letters from Cambrai say, that il is now con.
sidcred DIS quite certain that tile Duke of Wei.
iington has gone 10 Paris entirely on account
OF the negociation fer relieving France from a
second fifth OF the allied army Its added,
that all The allied powers do not approve OF
this measure. bHt Russia and England have
expressed themselves not disincIined To il.
NonroL&, Septic.
BONAPfRTE.
Capt. Cox, of the brig Mary Ann, from Gil
braitdr. reports, that he was DOnrded on 3iSt
jail, nldt 80 10, long. - ", by iheRritlsh ship
OF war Ne"caStle, OF % guns, Rear Admiral