Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

OF The grand duke Nicholas, teok place with
great Pomp, at Moscow on The 18th. lie
grand duke Nicholas has written TO the arch
bishop Augustine, thai OH account OF the sig
nal favor of providence ia granting TO him tii :
! Young prince. he shall build. under the auSpi
! ses OF the Saint Alexander Newzki, chapel
( in the New Jerusalem, Church.
By the Sachem we have received, says the
| New York Evening Post, a file uf Dutch pa
pcrs to the 18th OF June. Want OF time pre-
vents MS from giving them thorough eNaini-
nation to-day. The following aie d few aitcles
translated from them:-
ANTWERP, jane 2l.-'rLey write from Cam
bray, that the opinion 1T the Engish head
quarters is that the dt ciSiOn OF the allied sU-
N.,eisns with regard 10 the evacuation Ut the
army OF occupation will he in favor ct France,
aud that all the prepaI ionsappeai To announce
the speedy departure OF the foreign troops.
1t is again proposed to form ii junction of
the North Sea with the Baltic. by means OLA
canal, the eApence oi winch is estimated at
800 100 crowns.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.-There has al
ready arrived 2oI vessels III the port OF Riga,
and 81 have gone out, but at Cionstadt. the
scar covered with zee, although The uayiga-
ton from hence To CrOustddt is open.
NEW YORK, August i0.-By tire brig Tom
Hazard We have received Liverpool papers OF
the 18Th, London OF the 18th, and Licyd's List
OF the 10Th All inclusive.
Captain Hoidrldee brings dispatches torg go
veTi,meut.
loNDoN, June 7.--rhis mo, ming we receiv
ed Paris papers of Sunday last. An article
from Madrid states that an expedition has al
length sailed from CauiL for South America.
but ii consistently III 2,U00menaud arr gate,
force Dis large we believe, as the present state
OF SPAN can ahurd 10 send bat loo contcmp-
tlbie 10 effect any important object Oh the vast
Continent of South America. No notice Is Ia.
Ken IN these papers of the Tumor we mention
ed yesterday relative 10 the confederation Of
the hing OF Portugal with the independents
III the Spanish Provinces.
Corn ETchange, June live had ITO fresh
arrivals this morning, and scarcely amy sales
nade; Indeed the trade is very dull: we can on
~ quote the prices nominally the same DIS Oh
Monday.
The North Pole Erpedition.-It appears from
letter received at Ll"yds, from Lerwck,
that the expedition 10 the North Pole, arrived
al the Shetland Islands OH The SJth April aud
the first OF May, dnG sailed AGAIN on the Cd aud
10th of May.
Noruay and S,redeR- "A proposition has been
made 10 the Diet OF Norway 10 demoiish all the
tertiessGs Of that Kingdom. These works hav.
ing been constructed as ii defence against The
o~edrS, II now becomes Il national concern to
save the eXpence Of their useless garr,ons.
The Swedish Prince Royal, Oscar, Is appoint
ed by his father Lieutenant- General Of the
Norwegian army. The Hamburg papers an
uouh,e the death of Field Marshal Prince
Barclay dc FOLLY, one of The most listing uish-
ed officers in the Russian aImy. Field Marshal
Prince SwarizenbeIg, the commander III chief
OF the allied armies, their first entrance INTO
France, also lies dangerously i'll at Vienna.
Indid.-A supplementary Gazette, published
on the 10th instant, contains large body OF
dispatches from India, but they relate entirely
To transactions which have already been made
public IN the papers and letters from Bombay.
The principal military transactions arc the de-
feat OF HOhar by Sir Il. HisiOp, oil the 2Isi OF
last December, and tie proceedings oil General
Devotion against the forces of the Rajal oi
Berar, which finally resulted in the Submissions
OF the Whole country to our armS-Jaicutta
Gazettes To the I'd February present accounts
of a distinct series of successes obtained by de
tachments of the British troops over many OF
the Pndaree cbIettains, 10 the nUrthwaId OF
the river Nerhudda. Headed IN all du ectioHs
ana almost surrounded by The co operating, d-
VIsiOnS of The Generals DOukin, Marshal sir
William keir, aid colonel Adam, the Pluda-
rees, with the loss OF much OF their baggage,
betook themselves towards HOlkaT's camp,
but having intelligence OF the treaty neCOcIat-
ed by the leader with Tie British =OVeI ument
they moved 10 RanpoUra, where ii is said thcy
wee attacked by General Brown, and dIspeis.
eel without resistance. CheeiO, Tie richest and
most powerful Of these pluuueTers, whose i'm
mediate followers had had Il primo pal share in
the iOrme invasion of the British territories,
was attacked Dy Sir WIiliam keir, Oh tue 9th
January, where he iost five guns and portion
of his baggage. Tie main body OF the Pinda.
rces were reported TO have fled III tue direc-
ton st Oudeypoer. CheeteoS force WAS said
TO have been beaten ard piundeTeu near STAT
pOorai, where has brother was taken PASSOVER,
and he himSeifescaped with only nins: follow
crs. General Smith had an action with A ppa-
gee, Sudar OF the f'eiShaW 5, WHO He'd, bat ia
vain, to the fort OF elemental. The Tort was
carried by e,ca.aae, VIXEN Appa-cc, with seve-
raj other officers, we've made prisoners and
10 guus, % elephants d number OF fine horses,
and great quantities OF treasure wele taken.
PARIS, JUue 1.-THE Emperor OF Russia,
after residence fer tour days i'll Odessa, set
oni on the iGsh of May, for Crimea. He re-
viewed the troops assembled in the Camp of
ler'pol, near Gender, among which were tbir-
ty regiments OF infantry. Ills Majesty was
satisfied with The iiOurishIng condition of
Odessa that lie despatched a chasseur of his
gnard as courier TO Paris, TO convey 20 the
Duke OF RiCheliUu letter, written with his
own hand, in which he expresses 10 this found
er of Odessa his lively gratitude. The En-.
pefor assigned two millions OF roubes Tor the
construction of la2dIetto and an aQneduct.
General BeNissen has resigned his rank IN
the Russian army, in consequence OF his ad-
Nanced age, aud has returned TO Hanover hi,
native country.
JUNE l5.--1he old men in The emyirons of
Paris declare, that they do not remember a
year IN which the vines have sivenfiner hopes
than a. this moment. The heat which is ex-
IRENE for some DAYS. gives tie expectation ut
much greater abundance.
BOsTON, April I0.-Wcare indebted TO
Captain Low, of tie brig Phpnix, lorpa-
pers 10 the day Of his leaving Liverpool.
June i0.-Ihe election III Liverpool com
menccd with much animation Oh The
morning OF the 18Th, and would continue
a week. There were three candidates for
the Two seals MIR. Gaming, Gen Gas
coyne, late members, and Lord Seton,
The FIRST the idyorIle administration can
didaie, and the last OF tlie opposition. On
the close OF The first days poll the votes
stood as follows: Canning, 3O4, Gas
coyne, 219, Seton, l64. Tie whole num-
Der Of votes i'll 1906 was 2345. The poll
III London ior four members opened on
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