Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

royal standard and union waved as small ila.,s.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NEw YoRK, August 26.-Ofthe Numerous
arrivals al tliis port yesterday, The very fast
sailing ship En'iiy is the latest Capt Robinson
has furnished Tie editors Of lie Mercantile Adj
vcriiser with London papers 10 the 18TH lIly
AID u Lioyd's List of the nth. The SybJ sail
ell from Liverpool on the i!i'i, anu has fuTnisl.
cd US with accounts to that dale.
MIR. Joseph Lancaster, the celebrated leach
cr, has arrived in New York from Lonnon.
From what we can learn o. the markets, Flour
bad improved a little al Liverpool, and cotton
was much the same a. al las; accounts, but "a
ther more depressed.
Just as the Emily left London, ii was said the
queen of Eng land bad relapsed into 4 worse
state ofhcalih HAN ever, aud her Il, mise was
considered near, on which event Parliament
was To be Immediately assembled
The prospect Of the harvest in Sweden was
unpi omisin-. In The rest of Europe The pros
poets were good.
The discovery ships were spoken early in
| June oft SpiizhsrEen, in lat. ~, IS, all well.
grand entertainment was given BY The
| Prince Regent al Carlton House On tie .5ih
July, iii honor of the marriage OF the Dukes OF
| Clarence and keUt. MIR Rush was one OF the
| guests.
On the IG.i,, tie grand duke Michael, Of Ras-
sid, WAS visited ny Mr.. Rush, \ nicrican ainbdS.
sador, accompanied by the Russian minister.
New York papers Of the i!lh June, reached
| London on the 10th Juiy.
| a London paper Of .InIy II, SAYS, "rhe fact
of the Eruption Of The Americans into Florida,
| asknown III this metropolis week ago, and
! forwarded 10 Spain without loss OF time Gu
rinSiiy is on tiptoc Ia ascertain the course
which the king oi Spain Ill take OH hearing OF
| these proceedings"
| Mrs. Cobbeit aud her two daughters arrived
! OH the i0:h July at Gravesend, in The Venus
| from New York.
| The Courier contains Il list ofalI The mem.
| berS of Parliament returned i'll Great Britain,
at the late election. Those of ireland and
Scotland had not been received. Not II word
is said to the political complexion OF the ne
| Parliament.
| Letters from Italy give splendid account of
| The entrance OF Lucien BOnai,dr;c uio Rome
| as a SC!tdiOr.
! Madame Garncrin, III her lale a,rOnautic OK.
| petition, descended imio BordrhGx river, and
| came well nigh dIo"ning before ASSISTANCE
| could H.. rrndrlrd
| The DatehPss ofPaTma (Riie Of Napoleon
| il would seem, holds her regular courts, and
receives ministers from !I:r brother SoyeregJS.
! The IL iiish minister TO several OF the tiaialn
| courts, IL ais accredited at Parma.
| The late visit of the d0te OF Wellington TO
| Paris had no other object than the mediation
! OF differences between Spain aHd Portugal. la
! this mcdiatiop, tie Russian ambAs shdor 10 sail
| TO take great interest.
| o. The IJil OF jug, lie Swedish minister
| announced 10 ihc Prince Recent, the death Of
| the Queen DOvdpc OF sweden.
| The Courier ct the 18Th, contains number
of letters from 81 Helena, relative To The Sita.
| thu aud treatment al BuHaparte. Among
| them is d note from Douapdfte himself, ia his
| usual stIie Siguiiyiug hs resolution moi L. no
| tice The letter OF q certain English officer at
that station at ALL aud declaring that tie King
/ OF England alone il entitled TO trcai l,im 0n an
! equality. one 81 theletters iSfrOn MIR. @ Mea
! ~, the English Surgeon WHO accompanied
/ BOnaparte To 81 Helena, TO Gen. Sir Hudson
! Low. IL would seem from these parers, that
| ihc latter has had some cause to suspect TIE
| rr"pfiety OF some If lhe physicians conduct.
| AccOu8ts from Moscow. state, HAT the king
! Of Prussia, aud the crOwu prince, his son, en-
. tered dat city en ilie 10th June, accompanied
| bN the emperor of Russia, and their impcria
| hI:hneSscs the grand dukes OF Nicholas aud
! Constantine.
The king Of Spain Las proclaimed that The
| potts Of entrepot stall he opened to foreign
trade. from tie 18th OF July. The ports ate
| Santandcr COruund, Cadiz, aud Abcaui lil'
! rgaiesty has also declared that all foreign mer
/ chdndiZc aud effects which may enteTthe above
/ ports, ia consequence of this deciee, shall
from the present time, enjoy the privileges OF
! the eutrCpot
Anotdinance has been issued by the kim
| OF sweden prohibiting all foreign artisans from
| passing tlic frontiers ct that Kingdom, uHtii
! Hey receive TIE special permission OF MS Ma
| JestS. By the same decree, travellers gene
| tally are required 10 provide themselves with
! passports from the swedish Consul resident
! ia the countries fTom whence theN come. As
thcseTegnlauOus are 10 Oe ~ iOfceiOr only three
months, ia would seem as IL they were intend
| cd 10 meet some temporary apprehension oil
| danger.
| II appears from our papers that cOnspira
/ cy against the French government had been 4 T.
| tempted in Paris We have given some de
| tails on the subject 'ihe stock i0hlcrs 90 LOir
| don made some handle Of "a.
splendid dinner has been given 10 sir Mar
| ray NlaNweli, ihe ministerial candidate IN OPP
position TO sir Francis BuIdrtt. Lord Frederic
benGuck presided.
The Russian brig Rurick proceeded from
England tor Russia, without divuigiug any
thing Of their discoveries i'm their progress To-
ward the Ncrih Pole. Mere, idv.