Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM FRANCE


,aAs-" The DHke OF wellington had u |
pri> ate aaoience Of his Majesty previous
10 his departure for the Rhine Yesterday
morning. According 10 the statement
we lately gave, and that from the best au-
ihoriiy, tiie Army of Occupation vii! be
Soue before Ills Grace can again return
Ia PARIS, and consequently he will not
, return any more as Commander IN Chief
! lie appearance, manners, and habits
OF Tie people, (sayS the same paper be-
come every day more pacific. The diff
| ter nee is quite observable since iast wear
al tins time. Tie military costume is less
worn, military manners less prevalent,
and, above all, there Is less OF that iHQuiet
| kind of impa;ienCe visible on the cOun-
tenances and i'll the movements OF a great
number oil persons that were remarkable
| last year.
HE plot, or conspiracy, OF yl.ic!, SO
| much has been said, iurrs cut 80 br little
uiore than sOmewiId visionary schemes o.
| disconnected men, bat L iuau OF no real
! Importance.
Tie French King gave a private audi
cnce 10 Sir SIDNEY SMITH, OH The 9th
| August. He has conferred the Cross Of
81. Louis Oh Tie EiOu. Count Col. HENRY
DIncN, uncle 10 EScouiil Dillon.
Prices a ilame de Grace, dug. "a. Cot
ton, Georgia, long staple Al. Csc !. A.
CSC. en- e''t,cpot do. do. Short staple, :
i0a = 65 diiio; Rice. Carolina, per fifty
Kilograms, 90 90 acQmtied. C.ty Ca-.
| NEW FILMING CARDS.
Paris, dug. IL TIE ins has ordered lhata
new Kind OF Playing Cards, invented by Tie
| AiruI HousIGAN, and hearing figures taken
! nom our history, skai be adopted after the
l5ih September; and may be manufactured by
all the trade.
scs-Jhls measure has been sueered AT as fii-
ion.; but The Pans papers say il has been
| adopted at tue suss esiion OF an artist, In COL
rect the junsGle which IS connected With ihG
| sing cards. FrCncc, they add, has q right 10
| introduce the alterations, cards We,e inst
invented in Franz. in 1890, Ia diverJ Charles
VII The first inventor proposed by The four
| salts, TO designate the four great orders OF meJi
| Ii The kmgd BY the HeGrfs, The Clergy, &c.
| gems de ch1ur) wei meant The Spades, "a hicii
originally were points OF ldnceS. attended the
Nobidfy, IkeraisrS, &C: The Diamonds desig
| mated Tie beTchaaiS, Mechanics and titireAS,
who enrich and adoTn CouutiN. And She
tinGs (corIuptIy called, foi tie original q
gure was Tie 1rSfOi lc!ocer leaf alluded To the
Farmers, iCdsdntS, sc. 1'he ioui hiagS repre-
scented DG'i4, .lhaGhdtr, Caesar, and ChaT!eS,
aud these - are attached 10 all the French
oards 10 ih', day. 'i'he Queens were Argine,
Esther, JWiuh, aUd PailuS. The hances desis-
| rated servants, or armour bearers of The Kings
!" OF 'Ie old Bibles, one OF the erisile.
beGii's-" Pau, hHGrc OF Jesus, sc"
lBosto@ Centiaei.
LATEST FROM LONDON.
PHILA DELPHIA, Oci. 2I.-By the ar
rival At Ills port Yesterday, Of the fine
slip Electra, Captain Robinson, in 10
dd>s from Londen, The Editors of the
fIeeman's Journal bave received London
papers TO The ist September, inclusive.-
They contain very little of an interesting
nature 10 the American reader.e&
Accounts from Ceyion, VIA Madras.
bad been received al Lloyd's, and posted
up, containing The la!nen;able mlorma-
ton, that Gen. Browning, commander of
tie British forces IN CeyloH, with the
whole at his staff, was surrounded in ii
aud fort IN the interior, by HE Candi-
ans, and all communication cEt of 4
detachment Of the SD regiment had been
cut 10 pieces. ii. NJ. ship Niinden had
arrived at Madras FROM Ceyion, 10 take
on board troops for his relief.
Stocks, September L. ConsolS 7SI 81 -
3 per cent. red. 744a "A Omniun dis.
$50.
Go,n Mayhet, dug. 81 Wheat, English,
new, so 10 Cos do. old, 7G 10 92s do. TO.
reign, rs 10 e6s. Fine Flour, 20 TO 75S pen.
quarter.
French Funds, Aug. 27.-Five per cent.
70f. BOG. Bank Stock, 1911 soc
The London TRAYELLF II oflhe 9th of
August, makes The following remarks on
tie celebration Of tie 4tIl ofjuly, In Ibis
country. IN.l. Gez.
The American papers are now titled
with accounts Of lie CeIC brdiion uf the an
nhersary OF ,'Ic independence Of The Uni
ted States. The enthusiasm called forth
BY Ills fesiiyaiin the pres nj year appears
10 exceed That of all former occasions,
and 10 dilluse itself more generals ihrO'
all ranks of the people. The 9Th Of July
Is the day on which this great event oc-
Cured, ana the present Is the 43d wear OF
Independence. The inflated siNIe ASST
med by The Editors of tie A Americas Jour
pals on tins occasion is one OF lis remark.
able attendant features, ia Evidence OF
wlIicli We only need Inform our readers
that one accouAt oithe celebration Of that
day opens with" Hail great Republic OF
! the World !"
lhe same paper observes,
Two mouths have now elapsed since
the Manchester Spinners have voluntarily
deprN ed themselves of supporting fhcm-
selves and their families. lnnumber. II Ia
computed they amount 10 nearly fifteen
thousand. Let any person calculate The
sum necessary TO support such body OF
people for such period, even with the
most spare economy, and then reflect how
completely the system must be organized
which enables them TO persist IN their de-
signs. AtGd. per day each, Tie sun would
amount 10 1875 day; and fer Two mouths
TO f23, goo. Al Is. per day, ii would, OF
, course, be double. Where is this sum pro.
curedt Let u also be remembered, tina
Tie samesy stem may be rendered arpllca'
he To- projects OF much more scrioU,
, character than the present appear TO be
= But were it even ale avs confined ioils OF