Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26
CHMoND, VIRGINIa, FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1913

so ioud, mat " was impossible TO hear
The police officers prevented any cAtrem-
lily OF conduct, and all ended quietly.
A battle was fought in India between
the British and iiolkar on the 2lst OF De-
ccmber. The latter was defeated, but ilc
loss OF the former was severe. Among
the killed, Ii uienanis Coleman, Macleod
AMI Glen NIL. MAS OF Tie Scots. Major
Bowen was among the wounded The
enemy lost 2000nem i'm killed AMI wound
cd, besides T3 guns, mostly brass, : cle-
plants, and some hundred caIncIS.
On the Goth of April last, AN attempt
was made in the British House OF Com
mons, 10 abolish Lotteries, IN toto. Tn
tlle cosrse OF his remarks on the subject,
MIR. iytiieion could not give lis assent 10
one particular item III Ike CilanceIlor's
budget the lotteries. II Was, said he,
most extraordinary, that at tile ffmc he
Right Hon. Gentleman MAS voIiu. one
million sterlng for tie building of church
es, he Nas most inconsisicnily setting up
new Lotteries, or rather establishing gam
ing houses al! over the country. The RI.
Hon. Cieniienlan had described himself as
hardened slnnrr-nuw on The comirar'
he tNir. Ly,tei0n) thought him sci.
SAINT, and one that bent his conscience To
suit the ends of his policy-(iaughie
Differing, however, as lie did in his no.
lions of morality from the Right Hon.
Gentleman, he would still persist in lis
intention of pressing the abolition Of Lot
teries on tie attention ofihe House"
". York Gcz.
THE KING OF RoME.-By gentle
man lately from Vienna, we learn tia, the
son OF Napoleon BoRaparte is regarded,
and universally spoken of in The capital
OF Germany, as heir apparent 10 Tie crown
OF France, TO succeed 10 the throne on
The death of Louis 18th, his mother, the
Grand Duchess OF Parma, 10 be Regent
until her son shall be Of age. The hon
ors paid TO young Napoleon are greater
than those paid 10 any individual in Vi
emma, the Emperor alone excepted When
ever he passes an Austrian poster guard,
the Generate is beat and the troops sa-
lute-when he rides out, his carriage has
not only a military guard, but is encom-
passed bya guard ofhopor from the guard
of noblemen WHO are attached 10 the EN-
peror of Austria, and on the pannels of
the carriage are The imperial French Ea-
| giles. Phil. Press.
NEW YORK, June l6.-The brig Poca
honias, Post, swned by Messrs. S. d !.
Smith, of this city, arrived off Sandy
Hook on Saturday, in 33 days irom Lon
donderry, with ballast, some merchandise
, and passengers, and has proceeded for
Philadelphia.
FIaxseed was ca, II, Irish currency, on
the l2!h May, and falling fast
The above intelligence Is communities
ted by the captain in letter TO his own
ers. Capt. Post has also politely sent us
by pilot-boat, Iris! papers OF the 9th.
| combining London dates OF the I'd of Nav.
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following items Of consequence.
LONDON, May 2.-The Bank has been
crowded all the forenoon with applicants
delivering Ill their decisions as TO fund
| ing. The whole Is expected 10 be com
pleted by O'clock. The omnium o. the
| subscriptions al the Bank have been re-
peaiediy sold alta premitin of per cent.
The funding of consos is AT 7SA, and the
price this forenoon al the Stock Exchange
is 80 8.
Letters from Cadiz received Yesterday,
stale that the Russian squadron was cx-
| pected TO sail for South America early III
MAY.
Mr.. Vansittart, in the course of his
| speech on Friday last, gave very strong
assurances of The pacific disposition oil
the American government. The policy
pursuing by them is, in itself the very
best pledge OF their wise resolve 10 cuI-
tiyaie peace. They have repealed all in
ternal taxes, and made their revenue de-
pend entirely upon foreign commerce.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Paris, 10th ApTH, ISIS.-NegOtiations res
peCting the claims of the allies on France are
| terminated. France pays Is millions OF renteS.
| The good people of Paris will be not little
| pleased to see the departure of the Duke Of
| Wellington and his staff not that they are per.
Hi nn hut oil nh,
| done, that am not at all surprised at our
| Dpopularity in this country. The Duke of
| Wellngtons table, wine, and fuel are provided
| for by the French government but when Mr..
| Wellesley Pole, his family and servants, arriv.
| ed here, notice was sent to the competent au.
thoTltes TO make an augmentation Of provis
| ions, &c. When Lord and Lady Burghersh
aud suite arrived here, further augmentation
| was made IN the provisions. Is il fit that the
| French government shonld maintain the whole
| family of the WelleSleysI The people here
| CRY also shame at the Spanish General Alva's
| receiving his ratiOns and lodgings from the
! French government, as ci-deUanf A i'll de Camp
| to the Duke of Wellington, although he is nj
| this moment Spanish minister al the court of
| tile king of the Netherlands consequently lie
finds it cheaper to live here than at Brussels.
| Poor Catalan has encountered sad dis
! grace here. She had benefit about fort
| night since at The French Opera when she took
/ leave of the public, as she is going to Vienna
aud never intends to return to Paris Pit
| tickets were ~ hVTes the usual price is four
| aud Dexes in proportion. The receiEts were
"a 600 livres which exceeded the usual rec ept,
| by $4,000. She advertised that the CorDs ID
Ballet belonging to the Opera establishment
would dance; but 80 such thing took place, a,
Catalani never even asked them TO perform
| consequently there was much disCOutenf man
Tested at the take in. On Saturday night she
advertised her last benefit. al her owp Theatre
(Saiig Fararf) but the Police interiered. and
wonid not allow her to take second benefit
! All % gi,p incl "A al
at her benefit at the Opcra-bouse.
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