Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

""rs NOUS reuter- warned TIE frince Row
al OF the danger on the evening of the
l3thof March, which VAST, edfor The eve
cutlon he showed himself more prudent
IMAM Gustavus III. who neglecteda SINH
lar warning. The Prince Royal imme-
dia,eiy ordered the guard of the Palace
10 pe doubled, by troops on whom he
could depend he summoned the same
evening the Council ofState and the CORPS
OF Ohicers ofthe regiments stationed at
Stockliolm and in the environs, unveiled
TO them the whole plan, called their re-
'heinprance oslie frequent conspiracies of
similar nature formed by the Nobility
against me Government, particularly that
AGAINST Srustavus LII he enumerated the
services which he had done TO Sweden tho
Sacrihce OF great part of his private
fortune, TO restore the prosperity Of file
country and TO raise the public credit, the
conquest OF whole kingdom, the revival
OF the warlike reputation of The army,
ana the advantageous situation i'm which
he has placed The military. The sprech
excited the livclicst enthusiasm amonr
the officers who are devoted to him-they
Swore TO sacrifice their fortune and their
Diood TO defend him and his son. The
Couhcii OF State remained sitting till
TWO O'Clock IN the morning, but hitherto
not'I'nS certain has transpircd respecting
ofhcers only of the guards have been ar
rested. - az
L he number of the consptratorsi not
exactly known, there are several in the
PROVINCES, whittier expresses we're dis
patched in the night of the 18th ofNIarcb.
ii we may credit public reports a Coun-
cellor OF State, known for his diplomatic
missions, and the son of an high fnncii-
1nary OF the State, discontented at The
loss OF an office which lie held yerv late
~, were at the head of this conspiracy.
out they are not yet arrested. However
several arrests have been made. If is
not proved whether the old kim Custa-
vus Adolphus was Informed of the man
Lieutenant Matt Och Dag. who has beeI5
condemned to death by the High Court
or Justice, is supposed TO have served
the conspirators as ncgociator.
III IS sad that some Swedish ladies' of
the Nobility have taken part i'm the con
splracy. This event has not troubled the
rep,ose OF the capitalize people as well
as The military show with the same eager-
ness as at the time of the conspiracy a.
Sa!nst Gustavus lII. their devotion TO the
rr!nce Royal, and their Indignation a.
gainSt nie No!jility-It is believed at
Stockholm, that This event will have srcst
Influence on the Constitution which, Is to
be proposed TO the approaching Diet. that
lhe Nobility will very likely be deprived
OF great many prerogatiyes which tlSy
now ENJOY, and that the Government will
De secured by greatincrease of power
against similar attacks for the future.
:, report has been spread ihatthe Prince
,Ioyai designed to go to Norway, and
having himself declared King of Norway.
separating that country from Sweden,
Du' no Credits given to it. The money
advanced by the Prince to the merchants,
has had very favorable influence on
credit, but it Is feared the reimburse
ment next June viii he very difficult.
american Seamen--Earl bathurst having
repeatedly written TO Mr.. Thomas Aspin.
wall, The American Consul, directing him
10 provide ship for the conveyance of
American scamen, by whom our streets
are infested, TO their own country.
that gentleman had accordingly prepar
Ell a snip Tor the reception OF those
men, IN the River; but no less than tl,irtv-
seven OF them, who had signed the usi,
al agreements for the voyage, deserted
from lneir quarters during the last week,
preferrlng rathera precautions dependence
On British charity 10 "A free passage TO
america. Mr.. AspinwalI has applied. by
leticr 10 Mr.. MARYLAND, of the Chadwell
FoiIce-Oikce,S requesting him TO lend The
cooperation OF his officers towards en-
forcing the orders of Earl Bathurst on
this subject
The Speaker ofthe House of Commons
we are happy TO stale, expects TO be a.
BILE TO attend the Drawing Room on We'd
neSday, and to resume the chair in the
house OF Commons on Thursday. There
is no ground for the report that lie means
TO tender bis resignation.
letter from Gibraltar, brought by tIe
mail which arrived on Friday, States that
an ARRAY had unfortunately occurred ~
the outposts between some English and
Spanish troops, IN which several of tie
latter were killed. The Spanish! govern
or or commander at Algesiras, interfer-
ing to quell The tumult, was stabbed.
subsequently an investigation had taken
place, and two English soldiers, who were
ringifaders IN the disturbance, had been
tried at Gibraltar, and executed.
Letters of the 10th inst. from Paris
state, that bills, upon London were oct,
ting unusually scarce, in consequence of
the English wishing to remit the none
arising from sales III the French Funds
a private letter from Cadiz. of tle
2Sth March, states, fiat regiment Of
l.ancers, and the regiment of Navarro
forming part OF the force destined 10
act against the Patriots Of South Ameri-
ca, broke out INTO open mutny on the
21th and bid eilance TO the confront Of
their officers. They cryed ouf they would
not goto act as butchers 10 The Cadiz mo.
nopolsts swore they would liberate all
confined III tine prisons, and themselves
obtain their arrears of paw out of the
Treasury. The other quiet regiments
were marched against them. and after
severe contest they were compelled to