Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-07

siness must 6r ut AN eud
Admiral Sir G. Hamilton, is appointed Com.
mander III Cbet nj Newfoundland.
i'he Courier OF the i3th OF June, announces
The death OF the Right Hon. John tiicy Al.
dImgt"n, OF Il modification in his stomach.
Ills Dtothrr Lord Eisvount Sdmcmth, MAS
al ,i>ed oi his death 10y express.
The NGcen OF England s,iu remaiucd III,
but waS improving.
AirOn.s our London extracts this day will
be found the addrcS, q. tie Speaker at the
house at Commons ~ the Prince Regent, tie
Speech OF the Prince kecpnl dJS>uiN ing ti,c
Parliament, and the Proclamation directing
the election OF u new Parliament.
One of our papers states that treire hUati'ed
persGus have cmisratS6 th;S S'1SsRtrom tuern-
seN ~ America, mostly 10 the u. SiaicS.-Oi
4 great number, adds the paper, When II is
| considered tha, the whole population of that
island Is not TccaOned hi sheI il!an i9,OJD.
The Traveller otthe iith jane CONTAINS an
important Lester from Ca,iz, respecting the
| Spanish free D.g!S, OF which The tO!tswIag are
extracts" In consolu; nee ct what has been
said on the subject of the Spanish ROYAL De-
cree, irlative To the establishment of entire
pots Tor the commercial communication he
| tween Europe AMI South America, l hasten To
| assure yea that the temporary suspension of
| HAT measure ~ not iattGJsd as 1t rtrOcGtiOn Of
| the f.1yGi ICCrce: but that as the regulations
under whici the decree is In DC executed
had not been finally arranged, those merchants
Who we're ':rri0aS and iLgpdiieHttu export their
goods TO A@ierica, without waiting for the
| publication OF HE export tariff, have been
Obliged 10 compiy with the old customs, as Il
| ihCa>uic I'D IHtsTiM
"im addition to this information, on which
yc" may rely, have 10 state that SO far from
! ihei 4 bcjngany idea whatever tat Madrid) OF
rerOcdSioa OF the Royal Ordinance TO which
| aiiude. veiy prevalent rumor Circu,aleS
there, that regulations are about TO be adopt
| cd by winch Greet communication will be
urencd between The commercial powers OF
t.utuDr and the colonies of Snain
! trust this communication will afford nui-
versaI satisfaction, and remove every uniavor'
able impression which misrepre scutation may
h.se rccaSioned, on the subject ofthe indnl
gert decree OF the King OF pain"
HoHsr 81 Commons, Jane Sat half past one
O'Clock The speaker took the chair. MIR. vii
bcri:ice observed, that he mad received miOr-
, mutCH On which h. could depend, that tije
slave trade Was openly carrying: on, TO a great
extent, in ine ttemch colonies on the n. "
COAT of AtIica, aHd that this ndUman practice
was accompanied %! ca CuinstanC rs of peculiar
| dtf0cIty --nIut1eTS having been committed ~
wholesale IN il, prosecution. ale conc!ude,!
by moving AL addre, la The Prince Regent Tor
iniO,uai. Oh On thC subject.
LONDON, June IA Dutch mail arrived
this morning. with papeis 10 The 10th instant.
The German states ai!uI,! fresh proofs OF their
attachment 10 the principles Ct liberty and
| Independence. Amune seine recent demands
addressed th,he D,-toi Frankfort are the esla.
hi >hmeut OF an entire iTVtGu.n Of the press III
Germany, and the security OF conMcice not
as hitherto, by the Subsidiary aid or - foreign
navy bi i,> vessels 81 trir Own, GUl.i Ia their
own voris aad rivers.
LoNDoN, June Ii.-Ws have eiyc, IN anoih-
cr part ct our paper iU!i account OF ,he Gere-
mony OF dissolvTg Parliament Yesterday.
The Prince Regent was received MS way
| TO ami fromihe house with every demonstrations
! 81 respect. and The tiHeuCS. OF The day attracted
an unusual number of spectators. The speech
! which his ROYAL H'gLueNS delivered. commit
u.CatCd some picasiI. intelligence 10 The COuM-
try. Besides Announcing that tile peace " e
| ENJOY Is likely 10 tcEIain uGdiSturbed by any
political events abroad, IL confirmed TIE de
clIiatiGn made by the Chancellor at The I.A-
CEeqUCr some time since. " that the revenue is
IN Il course of continued Improvement" These
| two facts, alone, ~ peace with all the world,
and increasing prosperity at home, are such
| assurances Of positive good as cannot fail to
| make due imprP, non oil the country. Al the
| same time, the comparison instituted between
the present state OF Europe, and what il was,
when the late Parliament FIST assembled, mus I
nave been no very gratifying topic Of cOu@rat-
ulation 10 those w&O used their best efforts for
preventing the accomplishment o those great
events.
T~e Speakers speech was remarkable for
the elegance OF IFS composition and the sound
ness OF It's opinions. Abiding 10 the measures
which had been adopted tOr increasing The
lumber of places 0fpublic worship belonging
to the Established Church, he tOrCib!y ubScry-
ed, that the first aud dearest interests of
this couDtry, its uueSt happiness its soun dcst
prosperity, its sHrest indie peutleucc, its proud
| csl aud most substantial national glory, are
| all involved and blended intimately and !r>e-
parabiyin the religious and moral habits OF lis
people"
We have received Fiardcrs mail .his nom
! pg. An article from Brussels states, that tGe
! DIXIE Of Wellington has purchased The ancient
| hotel D'OHdenarde, situated oil Grand Sahlon
with the intention of erecting IL magnificent
MANSION Oh its site, for his occasional resi1euc.
| ia HAT city.
.Jane IS Paris papcIs oil Wednesday contain
! "A treaty concluded ON the 18th of February
! last, between France aud the Two Settles, Ia
! which his most christian majesty consents to
| The abolition OF all the privileges and CNcHIp.
tons hitherto enjoyed by the subjects, con,-
! tncrce aud ships OF france in lie states nOIts
aud dOniTions OF his SiCiiiau majesty, by ylrtuc
| OF Tie treaty OF The plIenees that of AiN la.
| Chapelie. in Mag ICGS; the dec laraiiSn given
! by the court of Madrid, March 1861 land other
/ acts, which gave 10 tine subjects OF France the
| same advantages as had been conceded 10 The
! Esgiish by the treaty of 1867, between Great
| Britain and Spain. IN Ieturn tor this conces.
sion, his SicIlIan majesty promises, from ire
date OF The abolition OF these privileges "a di
ninution OF ten per cent. OH al rates aud in
ties pay able on tbe merchandise on prodHce o!
| The kingdom OF FranceiuyOrted lIto the states
| Oi his Siciidn majesty.
HOUSE or LORDS, jUNE 10.
PTOyOgrfiOn G~H BjSS0luti0N If j'ariiaRtrnF.
| This being the dav on which il was e\.
! pCcttd the Prince Regent would in per.
| son pTOrOgue tile Parliament, Il ptudi. Iuus
| multitude of persons eager 10 behold the pro
CessiOu without aud anxious to be- Witnesses
! OF the ceremOny within doors, crowded the
! streets from Chatlng cross to The Parliament
! House, all the avci|es 10 which. before one
O'clock, were rendered hardly accessible,
while IiIe seats appropriated 10 the Ecctrssrs
| aHd thtii daughters WetC>O OyerthrougCd that
, indmS of the Ladies' Wctc Obliged 10 Content
! themselves wijh ict1ins 10 ,he Painted Cham
J Der.
! 4 few minutes pasi two O'Clock the Prince
| Regent, Attended 10y thc great Officers and
! Mi..,irI, ~ NLIu: me t.lli.ciI y NIB. .aAdul.