Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21


III the East Indies. According to another
report, England has offered four MILL
ons of dollars for the Dauish territories ia
the East Indies.
Prince iIemhourg and The Princess Eli
zabeth will pass the honey moon at the
Prince Regents cottage, la MiudsOr-F u-
rest.
Private letters from Italy announce that
her Ro, al flighurss the Princess of Wales
is in ii very declining state al hcai!h.
Her illness has been caused by excessive
grief for the lnss OF her Royat daughter,
the beloved and lamenlcd Princess Char
lotie of Wales
Tie late Capt. Henry Fizclarence, we
understand, died of "A fever brought on hv
weiiing IN consequence of a fail inin The
river Gauges, and imprudcnce in cumtinu-
ing his Journey without changing his wet
clothes
4 new Ssim-A French paper SAYS,
The Sovereign Poniih, according TO es-
tahllshed custom. gave orders 10 the
congregation OF Rituals To proceed in The
Identification aud can0nizaiion Of the We.
nerahle servant of God, Maria Clotil,la ~
deiaide Navicre Of France, Queen OF Sar-
dina, and sister of the Kings Louis XVI.
aud XVIII. Tie discussion took place
in the presence Of Cardinal Mattel. Dean
of the Sacred College, aud of Cardinal
Della Sonag!Ia, Vicar Of lis Holiness
The votes we're unanimous in the aihrna-
tive. -C0nSeQuenily, this y!tuous Prin-
s. cess will be declared a Saint in the next
Consistory."
LATEST NEWS.
New YoRK, May l6.-Capt Dnwdall.
of thr ship Chl:rcry, brings later news
irom L"n on by three tays than hereto
fore rcceivcd.-l!c has favored the editors
OF The Gazette with Bristol papers al the
ID, ant loudHn papers Of the first MT.
n little changc IN The markets is all that
Is interesting TO us, which we notice.
Paris papers Of The 2Slh Of March men
ton, that His Majesty s Ministers would
on that day make avery important CON
municatiou 10 The two Chambers. These
communications were Supposed 10 refer
20 the final settlement of the claims Of
foreign creditors on France.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed
the project OLA law on the customs. The
law for aho!ishing the slave trade passed
on the same day, by a majority of III 10
10.
The Times mentions thata favorable
motion took place in the funds the prece,
ding ha. INr3 per cent. COnsolS, after
opeuins at IS g. rose or few bargains,
10 793, aud closed al 79j. Very comsite-
rabie purchases we're made IN he course
oil that ddv. The secret springs which
operate upon this machine, are, in gene
raj, unknown to plain honest men: thew
are irequ ntly acted upoa BIZ hands. or
respond 10 touches, which have but lutte
conneXnn with the general interests Of
the nation. The cause assigned Tor the
above named rise, was report that the
affair OF reciamaiiOnS between tie French
government aud the Allies, had been sd
tisia iorlS terminated.
The hri-t toll paper OF April ,, remarks,
Barley continues 10 advance, but oih-
or sorts Of grain remain unaiterct, with
respect 10 price. Spanish wool IS more
inquired for Refined goods continue IN
iolerabIe demand American flour, 30 TO
So. Rice. Is 10 5Os."
4 London paper of March 81, remarks,
The duly upon rice The 9Th lust does
not appear 10 atlcct either The demand
tor il, " 10 advance lis prices, as He mar
ket 10 day was exceedingly heavy; and
Carolina Is reported TO have sold at as.
Some large sales OF fine goods have been
made for Russia, and the demand furlhem
continues. Corn is generally on The rise,
and in brisk demand"
The Salisbury Journal remarks, that a
house in London has made an immense
purchase Of woo!-20 900 fieeces, wears
growth, have been purchased OF gentle
man Of Madtlington, besides many other
lots in the ne!ghbordood of considerable
magnitude.
Tie address from 507 British subjects
IN New York, was presented TO the Prince
Il gent, and was very sraciousiy received.
This address waS Transmitted by The lion.
Charl Bagoi, the British Minister al
Washington, and presented by Viscoumt
Ga Oh .Hu.
The IRISH papers mention an increase
of the tIphus fever III several parts OF Ire
land.
The Courier of The 3oth of March, on
The credu Of an ariici" received bv the
FLANDERS mail. gives the following rs Tie
Conditions on which the Allied Powers
consent 10 quit the French tcrrtor -.
They Withdraw their troops. but not
the surveillance. Al the smaller con.
uugcnis so home, bat IN, four great Pow
fra Keep each 10000 men near the French
frontier, who, IN case OF need, viii ad-
vanct upon Paris. The ENGLISH Gill
be in b lglum, and Brussels The Dukes
head quarters. Thus, at the least motion
III France, 6O,0O0 chosen men vii unite
az a certain point Cpariy) amt the Power
81 the second order will have reserve TO
support the operations of the great Pow
eis. The army of Observation will be
paid for by France, which will be dis
advantage, as the money will be sp,pt a.
b'uad, whereas, what The French have
hitherto paid mostly returns into the
liants of government by tie Indirect
TaNcs."
The late king Of sweden by his will dated
TIE 10th OF July, i57, has baqucathed to her
Majesty, the Queen DJwlger. all tie money
Eoeenbe's with its dependencies. for her life.