Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-19
NEw-YoRK, Aug. o.
LATENT FROM ERA NOE


NEw-YoRK, Aug. o.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The arrival ofthe ship Sacbern, Capt.
Davis. from Hayre, has put us III posses
sion OF Paris papers to the twenty-hrst OF
June. They afford a few articles. The
Sschem sailed from Havre on the 26th of
January, which at period France was in a
tranquil state. Flour had fallen to go,
and Rice TO a5 francs-kye Flour was IN
good demand-Tobacco was steady; and
Cotton was brisk. and looking up.
French Funds. june 29.-Bank actions
1877, so.
Favorable accounts of the crops were
received.
There had been some partial insurrec-
tons m the markets in the departments
of De la Drome, de rIscre, de PAin. du
Dombs, de la Loire, de Same ct Loire, de
lie Nievre, and the different departments
of the Rhone, on account ofthe scar
city of provisions. 1texcitcd considera-
Bile interest and alarm, and general III
dignation; but tranquility was generally
restored.
The King of France, with his Court,
arrived at ST. Cloud from Paris OH the
18th June. The arrival ofLouis lie Desire
was signalized by general and sponta-
neous illumination. All the houses were
ornamented with emblems expressive OF
love and gratitude. The Foreign Ambas-
sailors, among whom was MIR. Mano from
the Sublime Porte, were admitted to an
audience of his Majesty.
An article dated Stockholm, 18th May,
states that the King of Sweden, at the
invitation of the Emperers of Russia and
Austria, and King ofPrussia, had formal
ly acceded TO the Treaty of Holy ALI
ance, for himself and his successors to
the thrones of Sweden and Norway.
from FRANCE.
Translated for the NeU- York Daily 44dpsrtiser,
from, file of Frexch papers received by the Sc
'hem' tro'n HaDrs de S Grace: m.,,,
The treaty of peace between our government
and Spain, which was concluded in August.
1914, in London, between our minister and the
BY this treaty, Denmark recognises Ferdinand
VII. as the only Legitimate sovereign of Spain.
GENEVA, June &.
There was, on the goth May storm which
was very fatal TO many cautions of Switzer:
land but charity seems 10 Become more and
more active. Public concerts, &c. for the be-
nefit of the unfortunate, have been repeatedly
held. In this way, pleasure becomes public
virtue; and rich people turn their alnusements
into charity.
Brussels, june 0.
Private letters from the kingdom of Wirtem-
berg; mention, that the king had received a
letter from, and written by, great monarch,
earnestly requesting him MOI 10 go beyond
what has been done before, because, other
wise, the repoxe of Germany may be compro-
missed He promises him, if necessary, efhci-
ent assistance.
!. Paris papers talk much about tue procession
Of the holy sacrament, which were to be .atten-
ded by the princes aud processes.
The king. Louis XVIII. was continuing, to
act with his ministers; and was taking his usu-
al rides. Things generally appeared to bequi-
In several departments riots had taken place
under pretence of the high price ofbread-stutts.
At last, all had become quiet.
His r. H. the Infant brother to the King of
Spain, is expected in Versailles tomorrow 1.-THE
22d.) In consequence of this arrival, there will
be rejolcings, sc.
part of France. Five pr. cts. uSf. 40. Bank
shares, l365f.
VIENNA. June 4.
The royal princess Of Portugal and Brazil,
set out yesterday morning for LeShorn, where
she is to embark for Brazil.
A man by the name of Santi, who returned
lately from ST. Helena, has been arrested near
Como, aud his papers sent here.
According to the letter from Constamtinople,
the negotiations between Turkey aud Russia
have taken favorable turn; anditis expected
that the difficulties which arose between those
two powers, will shortly be arranged.
MUNICH, June 8.
Prince Eugene who has been lately created
Duke of Lichtenberg, and prince ofEschstedt,
has. besides, il is said, received from the king
the title of Royal Highness and is to be the first
prince in Bavaria immediately after the prin-
ces ofthe Royal family. His majesty has Civ
Ell him likewise a regiment, and the title OF
General
MARsZILLEs, June IL.
1t is asceTtained now that the news Of the
massacre of the consuls at Algiers, was with
out any foundation.
A division OF the American squadron, com
posed of frigate, corvette, and schooner,
has been several days in quarantine III our
harbour.