Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

drawers, which lasted above three hours.
During all the time, there were two horse
patroles at each of the two doors Of the
house. Ii appears they we're seeking for
pamphlet or writing of NJ. Douny, who
is at present detained at Brussels, upon
charge of high treason.
VIENNA, August IA private lett CT
from This City says, Ii appears That
Prince hetternit Will not goto Carlsbad
this y.ar, bn, continue To take the waters
of Lucca. Our Ambassador a, iheCourt
of Prussia, the Count de ZiclIy, who ac-
companed the King of Prussia te Carls-
bad, has arrived here. Prince Harden
berg was still there. His departure is
not talked Of.
Every person here is much occupied
with the death vt Czerny-Ceorges. In
returning to Scrvia, hadhe different mo-
tive from that which has been attributed
tohim? This is doubtful. His death,
however, cannot yet be fixed upon The
Ottoman Government. IL may disavow
the conduct Of the Pacha OF Belgrade
Will ii do so =? This event eXcl;es The Gu
',cSity al politicians.
ROME, August s.-Sardinia has also
negotiated a new Concordat with the llo-
" Soc. The Coun, Barbaroux, Minister
Plcnipo,cniiary from the King of Sardi-
MIA, conducted the negocIa'ion. The
new Concor,iat has principally for ITS OBJ
iect TO render uniform throughout the
country, the Constitution ct the Clergy,
which has hitherto retained tie character
of the different Governments 10 which
the various parts of the Kingdom have be-
longcd.
EXPEDITTON TO AFRICA.
LONDON, Sept. 6-Wn are sorry to
state the death of Captain Campbell, the
able and Jealous commander of this I'M
fortunate, but welimeant endeavor to ex-
plore the interior of Africa. A letter
from Sierra Leone, of June So states that
Intelligence Of the loss had arrived at
that place few DAYS before. CAPTAIN
Campbell was reported to have died of
broken heart, and the Expedition was
expected TO return. Thesecond naval Of
iicer In command, who lal been left al
Sierra Leone on account of his i'll health.
bat was recovered aud on his way 10 ioin
The expedition, returned To Sierra Leone.
on hearing of Captain Campbcll's death.
toconsuit lhe Governor upon the future
conduct OF the expedition. A dispatch
was immediately sent home to Lord Bath
uTst.
Eruption Of pesnvins.-An article from
naples, dated July 20, says" The pre-
sent eruptions of Vcsuvius. are astoiiish-
iHE. Copper, iron, alkaline acid. sulphur
su!phuric acid, chalk, and ammoriac.
form salts that are sometimes in a mass
and sometimes divided. 1t is observed
that copper Is very much mixed with vol
came matter; quantities of il are found a.
nong the different kinds of lava. Vesu-
suS, which since the year 1919, has been
more or less IN state of connection. has
entirely covered its former crater with A
thick crust, over which the new erupiions
have thrown two little mountains, from
which come smoke, ashes, and vitritied
stones. he earth IL covered with bits
OF transparent glass. This crust is so CON
siderable, that II il is not propped up, the
sinking OF the matter composing if will
produce an effect like tina, OF the eruption
which took place in the time ofTitus."
SEPT. S.-Marslial Davoust, Prince of
Eckmuhi, has taken the oath of fidelity
to Louis 18th, and has received Mar
shairs baton.
Mir. liusliisson, we are happy TO hear,
is in Il fair way OF recovery
Lord ExmoWih. il is SAID, is appointed
commander IN chief at Plymouth, IN the
room OF the late sir J. 7. Duckworth
WINDSOR Castle, Sept. ellis Majesty
has passed the last month In Tranquil
aud comfortable stale. His Maiesty's
disorder continues unaltered, but his
MajeSty's health IS good"
London Corn Exchange, Sept S.-Having
a good supply Of new wheat from Essex
broad since This day week, together with
the iincness of the weather, have caused
d decline of los per quarter upon samples
OF orr own growth, and full 5s per quar-
ter upon old, and only prime qualities
could be disposed of. 1t is expected the
price of -four will be lowered, but no al
tcra,ion had taken place at IL O'clock ;
barley, peas, beans, * oats are full Is per
quarter cheaper, aud heavy sale at that
decline.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8.-The accounts
from all parts of the country contain the
most cheering intelligence of tie state of
tie crops, and the propiiious weather
WHICH the couniry,lIas generally enioved.
during the last week, for ripening and Sc
curing the harvest We are also clad TO
observe from The same accounts, thai The
Iron, The Woollen, the Cotton, the Lea
theT, the Soap and the Candle manufac-
lures, are rapidly increasing. Every loom.
every factory almost III The kingdom,
employs more men, or gives them higher
pay IMAM II did SIX mouths ago. Com
MERGE equally increases throughout our
ports.
The harvest in this neighbourIood.
has partially commenced; and from the
very fine warm weather we had during
the last week, we suppose that ii will be-
come general in this neighbourhood and
Cheshire, III the course Of the present
week.
We are happy to observe, the demand
for cotton in our market, still continues
very brisk the sales during the last fort
night, amount to about 30, 900 bags.