Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13

Ject ola number of a me rican fishing boats do.
famed by our cruisers as being within ths
bounds Of the British fishery, is stated TO have
conffmed IN the minds of the Americans a very
favorable feeling towards this countrv.--We
see lao reason whatever to anticipate that any
thing VIII arise TO interrupt such amicablc
sentiments, which is so nlanifestiy for the
happiness fboth nations, TO cultivate foster
aid improve Courier. 10y
he United States have set M pretensiors
70 Sueh measurement OF Louisiana, as would
.nciade, M that extensive region, the whole or
greater portion OF the province Of West Fiori
ia While for East Florida they offer money To
SPAIN. They require, besides, an indemn;tv
FOR spoliatons ailedged to have been commit
yea ny me Sfanlards on their shipping. The
court OF Madrid sets of against these claims
aconipiaint that The government of the limited
States has not interiered with becoming ener
gy.t 10 prevent the aggressions of Republican
p!Iva,eers, EQUIPPED IN the harbors of the u
mon, against the Spanish flag.
An express reached town Yesterday from,
Faris, Win the intelligence that the govern
ment or France had acceded to an application
OH oehaii Oh me allied troops, to permit the
importation OF rum from England for their ac-
con'nodatien and use. As soon as the informa
tion general!y TRANSFERRED run, advanced from
Is III to Is per gallon. This measure of the
riench government may, perhaps, he account,
eo TOR, from its operating as Al reduction OF the
price OF brandy; which, being an article of PC
neral consumption, has, through the successiou
OF Dad seasons, and the occupation of thu.
| ny III 1919, arrived at in
convenient price, aud added TO the lardships
OF the people.
-, THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.
ne toio~ing notice was this morning post
ed at the Mansion house -
SMITH, MAYOR,
Aiailsion-honse, Nor. Is,
The lord mayor begs leave to Inform the mi,
lie, that the mansion house and Guil,I,all vii
be closed, and no business will be transacted
a. either piace on wednesday, next, being the
APPOINTED he tut, Al . l.,
hiSmnesS lie princess Charlotte OF " ales. q
ne iofu mayor doesn0 presume to dictate
TO ms fellow citizens what line of conduct they
should pursue, as heis persuaded they will do
what Is suitable on that melancholy occasion
no.. by order OF the Lord Mayor
No'shee] FRANCIS HOBLER
-, Claremont Friday. iour o'clock. II. M.
me Ioiiowins IS the report OF prince Leo
pold 5 health to-day =
Ills serene hishness had some sleep i'm the
nlght ana remains in the same state OF health
to-day as yesterday
The earls OF Alulgrave and Iauderdale ar
no,a todiay 10 pay visits of coincidence The
NOME eariS remained about an hour and a baIf
=, Mr. Weilesiy Poje arrived about o clock for
me same purpose. The right honorable YEN.
ue eI' remained bur short time.
Ihe enquiries to-day have nor YET been ca
numerous as Yesterday, owls, 10 the incessant
ruin. SlrArtlur Legge was among theto
Yesterday the dukes Of York aud Cumber.
Iahu' earl bathurst and count Munster. had
rlf
house. Several of The nobility left tIeiI carJs
OF condoience, and made their resnectfnI on
CURES relative to the state OF the prince re-
seht-'he answer was-his royal hi iuiess is as
well as can he expected
A paper OF Thursday evening states !, tho
following words, that the prince is going In
Brish ton :--'' Ii was the intention Of Tho
prince regent, we are assured. 10 be present
on tue occasion of the ensuing monrnfnj core
mony at windsor, but he has Welded To Tho
advice OF medical as well as other connseIS
aud has resolved to indulge ms melancholy for
a short time at Brighton"
The funeral of the Iamented princoxe a,a
her royal infant is fixed as ALREADY stared -
take place on Wednesday evening next bv
torch light The lord MAYOR lad YESTERDAY an
interview with The secretary OF state on the
subject. His lordship, in CONSEQUENCE. has
Determined that no business whatever. as ron.
hected with the nagistracy OF the civ. shall
take place The Mansion house and 6iniid.
l'aii WIN pe completely closed. The lord may
or intends also to issue notices, Calling uu6n
MS fellow citizens 10 close their shops and
houses, to suspend all business, and TO attend
DIVINE worship ON the mournful occasion. II
is further proposed by his lort,sbip. that mot
only the great bell of ST. PauI's hut ,J,s, Iii {
other church bells throughout the civ sLnnld
continue to toll at intervals each day. nrevious
TO- 10, put more particularly OH the day of The
The heart of the lameuted princess win ha
ENCLOSED inan urn which will be placed on her
coffin, and, like that will be covered vii,
crinSon Genoa velvet, richly ernamented A
Shall h'enaiiieh on IT Will contain short in
Scflphom. The urn has been tnraed out of
SOHO OAK, ana VIII be lined with lead
Inc Royal cemetery In which The remains
OF our beloved Princess will be deposited. was
constructed IN 1910, by order of his Majesty,
AT inc east END OF 81. Georges Chapel for The
burial place OF himself aud the other n,enbers
Oh me Royal Family. Henry VII FIRST built
thls edihce oftree.siOne for similar purnose
Dur that prince Afterwards affecting his in
"A ,r,t.f
WestninSter, and this fabric renamed ne
siected, until Cardinal WooIsev obtained a
grant OF II from Henry VIII. aud with profu.
s!on OF eApence unknown ia former ages, de-
signed and began here a most sumptuous nou.
ument iof himself, from whence the buiI1in-
obtaIbed the name off, Vo0iScy's Tomb TFouses
:! ne corpse OF the late amiable Princess Anne
ia, ms mDeStys youngest daughter, was the
hrst to repoSe in this sacred abode. seven
years ago did her funeral take place, and newt
wednesday viii it be followed by lie still
more lamenlabie funeral of her in whom we
fondiy anticipated oar future Soyereion and
of her Infa1t Prince. What meI5nchoIu
Illustration Of the uncertainty Of human Iifei
we ma upon reference, that the Household
OF her late Royal Highness Princess Charlotte
Is ~ the haiendar. al page l45.
We have the substance Of the latter ,vbict,
General Sir Benjamin Bloomfield had written
TO Or. Sir X. Croft, by order of the Prince
peseht we are now enabled to lay before our
TeaueiS a correct copy of that communication.
SIR - bloomfield is houored BY the com.
mands or the Prince Regent, to convey TO Sir
kichard Croft, his ROYAL Hishnesss acknowl.
edgements OF the zealOus care and indefatica
Die attention manifested towards his beloved
daughter, during her late eventful contine
ment and to express his ROYAL bighDeys's on.
tire confidence in the medical skill and ability
which he displayed during the ardnous and
pr.ootracted labor. whereof Ike issue. under The
mlll0 OF divine Providence, has overwhelmedhis
royal higness ~ such deep affection.
CIiarltonhouse, Noy.S, 1917"