Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

Exchequer,is elected from Eunis, county
Of Clare,
The duke Of Wellington had confer
ence on Mcnday with The Spanish ambas-
sador, al which Sir Charles also attended.
The Prussian government ~ proceed
ing with renewed activity III the tottihca-
uou of Cobleniz. The plan OF defence
includes all ,heiI.lls around The town. aud
large sums are sand Ia have been appio.
priated FIR is completion. The tswn of
Coionge is also II seems, In be made ii
place Of strength, aud grand military
depot for the western provinces at the
Pruss'an deminions. Already aplan for
,iiis purpose has begun TO be put IN exc
cu'ion.
The King of Prussia. il is evident, con-
templates Z speedy removal ~ the army
Of occupation from France: hat II would
seem tn Anticipate conse Suenccs not the
most favorable from the event, ii we may
indge from the anxicty Ire displays to put
himself beforehand in as strong am alii-
Jude of defence as possible.
Sir Charles and Lady Morgan are jus,
arrived in COndui' street, from their muse
III Ireland. Her LadyShip has d network
FORTHCOMING, the printing at which she will
superiu.snd during her stay.
A paper of yesterday states that on
H,ghness the Prince Regent broke down
in South Anlley street. on his way to or
fr,~D tse Marquis Of Ilartiord's. a mob
Instantly collected, rs the carriage WAS
known 10 be the Prlncc's the blinds
" re drawn UP, and he was conrealed from
their view; but they vociicraicd in most
indecent manner for him 10 shew himself
Al length his ROYAL ilighness quilted the
carriage, and made his way through a
news into Hereford street. and took shel
Ter in General Chaddocks, followed and
grossly insniied by the popmlacc.
RIOTS IN ENGLAND.
From the LotdoR Courier Of yuEy 90.
lis with regret we have to communl-
cate the particulars of an attempt on the
part of the manufacturers of Stut kport. 10
compel ana,l,a of wages. The public
peace has been broken for two or three
successive nights, by meetings OF retrac-
tory work people, power loom weavcrs,
we believe, who assemble al the close Of
the day. These men will not allow 9th
ers 10 ialtll their engagements, ahd have
directed their vengeance "a alnst one par
tcular factory, by attacking II and demo
fishing the windows. On "Wednesday
night the Riot Act was read by Mr.. Har-
,isOn Of Chradlc, the magistrate, and part
of the Cheshire IeOmanry Cavalry we're
called Oui To act. and such was the unre-
strained fury OF The mob, that this gen
tieman and several of the cavalry we're
wounded by stones aud brickbats thrown.
The police OF the town is, however, deter
mined on doing its duty, and additional
constabes are sworn in for aiding ia this
object; while their hands are strengthen
ed by the arrival OF troops rom our bar
racks. More of the Cheshire ycomanry
are also OH their march for the same des-
tinaiion; and the most vigorous means
will be used 10 ensure due obedience 10 the
laws. Many offenders are in custody.
An0fher account from Manchester papers.
We are much concerned To stale that
Stockport has been scene of serious dis
turbance this week. The evil disposition
OF numerous body of work people, who
have struck for an advance of wages, has
manifested itself by attaching tie pow er
loon factory of Mr.. Garsi'ie, the head
and front of whose offence was giving
employment to some females who we're
engaged at Burton-upon-T Trent, 10 con-
tinue that occupation which they had
spontaneously reiinquished The win
dcws were one and all dcmolishsd.-
yeomanry cavalry were called out, but
they were inefficient In numbers, and Sc
veral of them were hurt by the populace
on Thursday at noon, troop of the 18Th
light dragons arrived from our barracks,
aud cxerted themselves, upon which occa-
sion sergeant Carleton sustained serious
injury. 81 persons have been apprehcnd-
cd on charge of riotng, six of whom
have been committed 10 Lancaster Castle.
and the others are Temahded for further
examination"
Al Manchester the spinncrs still con-
tinue refractory. though their conduct,
hitherto, has been accompanied by no vi
Olence or outrage. But the Obs'inacv
with which they persist in their illegal OBJ
Jacf. and tie systematic means they en-
ploy, prove that they act upon an organ
lied plan. Nothing but firmness i'm their
employers, can defeat this spirit of COM
binaioD. The slightest concession would
lead 10 greater mischief. Even if there
s,.ould be any thing in their demands of
an equitable character no offer 10 listen
10 them should be made till they have re-
turned 10 their duty.
LONDON, July 81. The latest ac-
counts from ST. Helena continue to men
lion Tie circumstance of the sailor max
Ing his way to the residence Of Bonaparie.
II was also reported on the island, that in
consequence of representations from Ma
poleon, or from other circumstances, he
would shortly quit Longw and reside
al MIR. Leec'I's farm, which had been, or
was about to be purchased for his future
residence. The latter is situated TO the
westward of the only landing place on The
island, about or 4 miles in The interior.
The only access to il is winding wav
Jap fhe Ladder hill. at the Top of which
there is strong battery. The accounts
state, that il was considered by every per-
son, not only the most pleasant residence
on the island, but that all chance OF es-
cape was rendered impossible, as any per-
son approaching, could be seen at great