Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

duce their demands upon these emil
grants who are coming TO enrich these
provinces? We further understand, that
Mr. Buchanan has come To this country
To submit to His Exceilcncy the Govern
or III Chief, certain regulations for there
cepion of future emigrnnis IN the Cana
da~, that may come by the way of New
York. There Gan be no doubt OF his
CXce!lency's Willingness readily to ac-
cede To any plan that may be conducive
To the iurtherance Of the views ofthe emf
grants, and the prosperity otthese rapid
ly Increasing colonies.
The Franklin, II, Captain CHARLES
SrBwARr, now al anchor oil this port,
is ordered TO complete her equipments
Immediately, 20 proceed 10 the McditeI-
rane"n. RAJ. CGc.
States. established at Now-Orieans, was
organized and commenced lis operations
OF ;iie 2J;h uh. II had the happy effect OF
ieviving commercial confidence and en-
ierprZe.
The crops of Cotton and Sugar, which
were unusually abundant, were furnish
ing Irciglls to "A great number OF ships
In aidition TO which the Canal de Ca
ron leiet has inst been completed, which,
by It's communication with the lakes and
interior, gives increased briskness ic
trade. 10.
The Ne,c-Tcrk Evening Post asserts
tai THeliu, HudF, Clerk of tie District
Court, has become public detaulter in
the sum of one hunobcd and trcaty thousand
dollars.
NJ. De NsttviAe, the Minister of France,
has taken his departure from TINS City, TO
spend the summer at his country seal i'll
New-jegSey. Nat. Int.
The Governor of Upper Canada arri-
we'd here yesterday III the Steamboat
u. \. Ga-. J,7ts %.
The Evening Post states, that the
house of Prime, Ward & Sands, have la
ken The loan for two hundrei thousand
dollars al the Commissioners OF the Ca
nal Fund, for State Sly per Cent. Stock
at par.
The Hon. Jeremiah! Mason has resign
ed the office OF Senator 10 Congress from
tie State OF New-,iampshire.
Gen. CABRERA has been deuounced
by the government OF Buenos Ayres-ac-
cused o. intending to give 70 tie United
States the exclusive trade vi Chill, TO tie
disadvantage vi bneHoS .iSrcs.
Washington, J.uae y.
Frequent enquiries having been made
relative to the locality of the public lands
in the Mississippi territory, which are 10
be sold by auction at Millcdgeyille, in
Georgia, ON the first Ai0Eddy ia August
next, Sc have Obtained 1Ae following IN
formation
That the townships prepared for sale,
~ III tl,ovpuf pm t,1-.
80 No. 20, inclusive; each range is SIX
miles wide; the casternmost oiiliese ran
ges Is adjacent TO Fort jackson, near lhe
junction OF tire rivers TaiidpOCsa and
C00Sau, which junction forms the river
Alabama this last river meanders thro'
lie townships prepared for SAFE, and
nap Of the lands, and .aeH notes, viii be
exhibited at the place vi sale Nv tie Re
CUSTER of tile i-and-Ohice. None of the
hands are more than fiiy miles " est or
South q Fort Jackson. Ma. Int.
From publications in the Boston pa
7ers, we gather, thai counterfeit notes OF
thc hanl OF the United States are already
IN circulation 4 worthy gentleman,
stranger Ill Boston, WAS unprecedented for
IlSslDg note OF one thousand dOllara.
Wa'ch ii satisfactorily appeared, on full
lng"st cation, he had received from the
l3taer of the Saco Bank, to whom it
Ina "eeH passed as genuine, by well
.cgEag stranger. The gentleman was,
~ course, instantly released, bun The real
Criminal IS aol yet detec ed. ~.
Esi,art IF a letter fj'om an ENGLISH gentle
mar q, Gi5r4Aar, CIated Noyc,aJcr last.
The American squadron have been
here some iim%, and lam happy to in
form you, that Gen. Don has paid the
greatest attention to Com. ChaunCey,
and bis officers, which has been recipro-
cl.od by them. 4 few days since, some
officers Of distinction belonging TO our
garrison, with Judge Larpent, Lord and
Lady NugeGf were accompanied on
Loard the Washington, ~, by Mrs. Hen
~, the American Cousllls lady, and MIR.
J. VAIN, Of Philadelphia; they remained
some Tine on boar d, and partcok OF
cod collation. after leaving the ship
salute was fired. understood. very
high encouialns have been passed (and
deseyediy) upon tie elegant appearance
vi the Washington, and the superior dis
c.pline OF her crew.
" Commodore Chauncey gave dinner
to tie Dutch Adm. Van Cape!ian. and his
Captains, tlie Captains OF the American
squadron, Lord Nugent, Mr.. Henry, the
American Consul, aud Nil J. Uain, OF
Philadelphia
BANK FISHERIES.
We understand that 80 sail of vessels
lave arrived ut Marblehead this Sprinr
from the Grand Banks, averaging Is 800
goldfish when cured for market, il l.
supposed thcy VIII weigh - Gil quiutaIs,
aud according 90 a tair calculation will