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

some foundation for the ruuiorS of an approach.
ing reduction in the Allied troops which occu-
py the French territory, to the amount of ano-
Z, iner nth OF their establishment. lie policy
OF the measure would indeed be obvious ii its
SaIet. were as clear; and OF that We must pre-
sumo that those Statesmen have bsen satisii.d
who have consented TO put !, III execution The
recent meetings OF Cabinets, and Interchange
| OF couiiers, are a'iedgedto have had reiei ence
10 THIS question alone.
| LOSS or FOUR GREENLANDNEN.
We regret TO state, that a letter hos been
ceived at Liverpool, iion HamDurg, aGnouu-
ciog the loss oftour GieeDiandmien the crews
OF winch were however saved. The following
j. an extract from the letter:
| Extract u letter fT0m DIR. UWiam RsU, If
Hdmba'g, dated iSth JGiy.
| Gar nrst snip, the Lninia, a.. e. master,
! has Ju.t arrived from GreeniaHd-ler news is
OF the tn. when She WAS in lai. ~ that the Ly-
| on, Of Liverpool the Dundee % DaunliesS, of
| London. and two other English vessels (oue of
| them IA orig names, &c. unknown, aie lost
! Crews saved. small brig, probably ircm
| Hull, ON tier voyage nome iu.i. The German
| vessels IN general had bad success, only knows
OF hive n>b, besides seals, being caught by them,
! vi which he had three.
! line above news is from the owner. Whale
| On, III consequence, has iisen from 20 10 10,
dId again to - mifas, and few sellers.
PARIS, July II.
| Her serene Highness the Du,chc,s ct Or
| leans is perfectly recovered from her GccoUcke.
| neat a,id paid her resp. cts TO his Majesty aud
the Royal Fanny, accompanied by her illas
| trious spouse.
! ,'aIVAlE LETTER.
PARIS, July 20.
| sc The last Third Of the Loan has beeu nego-
| GATED at 81 francs The preceding portions
only reached 55. The lenile,s are the same
| Company who treated before, with The addition
| ot the firm OF DE Ltssert. The conclusion OF
tnis Loan has already Produced "A sautaIy cf
| feet ou the Funds, which IN four days have
| mounted from VI 10 'is. II is certain that cou-
siderable foreign sums have been transferred
/ from Germany, Switzerland. and Geneva. to
be empioyed ia the pubic fun,ts in France"
| Sui, :S.-Ihe Tribunal Of Correctional Po-
| lice has dismissed the compliant against Ilol.
leville (coUsIu OF SonapartcJ y the other persons
concerned II, the secret association called The
Sleeping Lion.
| M. Callaiir, Ambassador from the United
\ States 10 the Court OF France, arrived Oh the
| I'D at Client, whence his ENceiiency intends
! proceeding by Brussels In Holland.
kHEIL, July io.-Si1sC ike 9Th of this mo In
we have heen la continual alarm. The Rhine
| had risen Oh the TIA 10 a height which threat
| ened 10 overwhein Us; some ih,heS higher ans
| 1t would have been ala over with Us. The Wa
| Ter began 10 tall on the sta, ana ON the l3th a
lie Deum MAS sung, IN gratitude TO Heaven Tor
| having preserved us from dcsiruc tiOu. Ere
| The l6th, however, the Schuiter and kintllg,
swollen by the rams, again overlooked their
banks, tie water descended in torrents from
| the mountains at tie Black Forest, and yester-
| day al SIX at night the .ihine had Of new risen
| 10 great height. IL has happily sunk to-day
aud all hopes OF good harvest entirely de5-
| trUyed.
Mr.. Pianta, who succeeds Mr. Cooke, as
Under Secretary VI State tor Ike Foreign De
partment, is IA gentleman OF acknow isdgeJ
abilities, aud had The advantage of hem. So
ctetary TO Lord Castl"reagh ~ all lis Lord
ship 5 inn ortdDt missions TO the ContHent.
tine steam boat, called the Duchess OF Ger
ry, IS to be launched at ROten, on the 2jts If
August. St LCuis's day. The French Papers
say, that this vessel is In way inferior TO the
| hest Anericau Steam Packets. She ~ built
exactly Ike 20 gun corvette can carry 400
! passengers, and 10000 weight Of merclIdn-
dize the boiler is made OF copper. Ii is said
that her first voyage will Ire to Paris
PARIS, July ZS.--Scveral Members of the
British Parliament have arrived al PARIS.
General Cerise, accused, IL il said, Of being
one OF the seditlOus individuals who caused
the disturbances at LieSe, was arrested on
Monday en- his arrival 1T Paris, and conveyed
10 The Prefecture OF Paris. He is stated, ia
his answers 10 have shewu symptoms OF men
tai arrangement person OF tie name OF
unyon, The Cmef ct the revoiiers al Chateau
| ih.erry, was also arrested On Monday. Gen
| ordl beiAir uho was arrested at tie same time
with Madame Lavalette, has been set dt iber-
! ~,
Tho Paris Papers announce the death of
General Thonyenot, at Oily, near Paris.
The Arciiduchess Maria Louisa duchess of
Parma, arrived at Leghorn on the 9Th instant,
to take leave of her sister, lie Princess Royal
Of Portugal, previous to her embarkation icr
the Brazil.
LONDON, July ~.
The sale of Lord Cochrane's estate a..d eff
fleets, at Holly hill, on AiOruay last, was uunle
rously and respectfully attended. The Ia N
before the house, and the roads leading 10 il.
were thronged with chariots barouches and
other c8rriages.-1he mansion aud lands were
knock ed down 10 Mr.. HayEarih, OF Bath, at
9IO,2 The furniture, which was elegant, al
so sold at high prices. Lord CochFane was
present, and pubiickly gave several bidding.
fnr he ST N al of a
had been offered
July
An Officer OF the sd regiment, at St. Helena,
writes WoTd:-
:" BondpaTte allows no persons Il visit him
hut bis own retlDue, seldom walks, and never
rides ont pTomenahiug; his billiard room is
The only exercise he enjoys; he is more saiIOw
his natural cOGpleAiou) Than when first saw
him, and more stopped, owing, suppose, 10 "a
want OF Ills usual cxercise.-Couut Iascasses
and son were sent off the Island for endeavor-
ing 10 forward. privately, some communication
TO Europe. The attempt was extremely in.e-
Nous, done or sdtin,in licroglyphics and otlIer
characters, and could not be decS phered With
out The aid OF microscope; this was made up
into a wa;StcOat, aud giyeD TO a boy, a native,
lately a servant on his establishments with in
structlons 90 present IL TO a correspondent at
home. for Which he was TO receive n handsome
reward; The lad informed his father of the
secret"
The Fnuds-A depression has taken mace in
the ) per cent ConSols OF one 6 half percent
since the opening OF The house ycste rday morn
ing; they then Commenced at 10 rs, aud tbs
morning they opened al Is III, aud went To
half the imnIence sales made by foreign hon
SEES continue, and the Public are likewise sci.
ling 10 4 large amount
most muDifcent act is lately recorded Of
the Earl Fitzwilam--the noble Earl, during
the late distress among his tenauiry at Wick
low, Ireland, not only distributed large sums
among them, but sontjO tons ofAmerican -four.
which were sold Mt Cork rice and oatmeal
were purchased i9r them also to the amount OF
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