Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

any merchant ship or ships under the flag,
and proceeding under the convoy OF any
vesscl or vessels OF The royai navy of the
other high contracting party. that the
commanding officer oil the ship duly au-
;horised aud instructed TO make such Vi
iii shall proceed To effect the same in
communication with the commanding Of
ticer Of The convoy who, II IA hereby
agreed, shall give every facility TO such
visit, and TO the eventual deiainer of the
merchant ship or ships so visited aud in
all things assist 10 the utmost of his pow
er mi the due execution of the present con-
vention, according 10 the true ntent aud
meaning thereof.
5th. II is further mutually agreed, that
the commanders of The ships of the Two
royal nayies, who shall be employed Oh
this service, shall adhere strictly 10 the
exact tenor OF the Instructions which they
shall receive for Tins purpose.
The remaining articles, which are seven
In number, DO not essentially differ, III
any OF their provisions, from those which
are contained III the treaties concluded
by this country with Spain and Portugal,
and which are already known 10 our read
ers. There are some" Auncxes" to the
treaty, containing the form of instructions
for the ships employed to prevent the
traffic, and regulations for the mixed
courts OF Justice which are To reside on
the coas, of Africa, and III colonial pos
session OF the king OF the Netherlands.
The Paris papers of Tuesday and
Wednesday last have arrived since our
last. On The former day, the funeral OBJ
seIuies of The Prince de Condo were per-
formed with all the pomp and solemnily
due 10 his rank, lis virtues, and the occa-
sion.
We are happy TO announce that mtelli.
gence has been received OF favorable
nature from Bombay, communicatiDgi the
conclusion OF treaty with Holkar, and
the successful prosecution OF the opera
lions against the Pimdarees Courier.
Towards the latter end of last month, a
quarrel arose between some Spanish and
Portuguese soldiers on the frontier of the
Kingdom Of Leon, and some individuals
were killed on both sides. This event
was at first magnificd into commence
meDt Of hos,ilities between the two gov
ernments, but II was merely a private
misunderstanding. 1t appears, however,
that violent animosities rcciproeally exist
on the part of the military Of Spain
and Portugal, which the political differ
ences between the two countries, have
tended TO aggravate.
account of a dreadful conhagration which
happened there on The 81 OF April. Ii
broke out in a house near the hotel ofthe
French legation, belonging TO d person
named MaDo and made such dreadful
progress, that seventeen persons, amopg
whom the princess d'TpsilauH and her
son, with eight children, persisted in the
flames. This calamity is suspected to
have been produced by the malice of an
incendiary.
The plague is represented to have en-
tirely ceased in that city.
Letters by the Pacific, state, that the
consumption of Pot Ashes in England
has fallen Off nearly one third from the
last year, which is the cause OF The de-
cline IN price, and not an Increased i'm
port.
BRUSSELS, May 81 Yesterday arriv-
eel here his grace The duke Of Wellington,
commander i'll chief Of the allied army in
France, coming from Cambray; he alisht-
Ell at the hotel de Belle Vue. His ROYAL
Highness The Duke of Cambridge, and
his illustrious consort, arrived in This city
this morning; they alighted at the hotel
d Angleterre. His royal hishness' the
dakc of Kent arrived here on the 10Th Inst
|, is affirmed that NJ. Cambaceres, and
several other French exiIcs, have received
permission 10 return to France.
May 22.--The duke of Wellington, who
arrived yesterday evening, is gone this
morning to inspect The Notifications of
Mons and Charleroy. His grace is ex-
pected TO he back in this city tomorrow.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE report spread
in many public journals, that the intend
ed congress ofsovereigns would take place
before the month of September next, is
wholly unfounded, and may be contra
die ted from authority.to be depended on.
1t has been confidently affirmed for
some days past, that the eldest son of
madame Murat will marry the eldest
daughter of Joseph Bonaparte, whose
vile is at Frankfort with her children.
HAYTI, March 2.-The following regu-
laiion respecting political rights, has been
added 10 the 3Sth article of the constiin-
lion, by decree issued in the beginning
Of February -
A white man, who marries woman
Of Iayti, becomes citizen, and after a
residence of one year and day, is eligi-
bic 10 all offices, and may become pro-
prleior on the island white woman
marrying ninhabiiant of Hayt, becomes
female citizen at Hayti.
A white man of any part Of the world,
marrying a ncgress in the place where he
resides, may come 10 the territory OF tie
republic. On his arrival the expenses of
his voyage shall be paid him. This regu-
Iation is applicable to both sexes"
By decree of the month OF February,
the decimal system is adopted iortlie coin
ii is said that the decimal almanac will
be introduced, aud that only the names TO
the months chosen by The French repub-
lie will be changed for others, suitable 10
the climate Of the country.
The emperor of Austria has issued