Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17
FOREIGN.
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ENGLAND & NAPLES.
Ii is stated from Naples, that Conyen-
ton had been signed with England.
France, and Spain, by which The subjects
Of these Powers are 10 be placed in the
Two Sicihes upon The footing of those of
the most favored nations, and To- have
diminntion IN their favor OF 10 per cent
on The duties IN merchandise imported
into The Neapoiltan dominions. together
with other advantages.
CITY NBsS.-Iuesday Court of
Aldermen was held al GuiIdhail Tor the
dispatch of general business. tiliy-iuo
bars of gold, weighing upwards OF o,S0i
ounces, aud iSG bars Of silver, weighing
upwards of 1875, 2i3 ounces, were produced
III Court, and sworn of for expectation.
a vessel is moored OIL the Tower, TO
receive vOi,udser seamen. in order to man
the ships of war (guard si,ips) which are
10 form the squadron that Is 10 exercise
and cruise, as i, is said for two months
III the Channel. Some few weeks ago sea-
mems wages were 50 per 'ponth, they are
now 60, and it is difficult to get good sea-
men even at illis lasl price.
MAY 2i.-Maior Ramsay of the South
American Independents, WAS committed
on Saturday 90 prison, from Bow street
office, for presenting a .oaded pistol nj
MIR. Lamb, of ST. Jamcs's square, IN the
saloon a, Covcnt Iiardcn Theatre.
a person IL now ~ London from A
merica, with view of hiring two hun
dred laborcrs for himself aud Mir. Bur-
beck: he has only yet procured fifty,
earh being required 10 possess % pounds
IN money.
Mr.. 'iicrney has brought forth his mo-
ton respecting the Bauk Restriction Act;
10 Which The Chancellor ufthe E>chequcr
gave most satisfactory reply, and stated
that no other country in Europe had made
any approaches towards paving Oft lis
natlona! debt. Waai is gratiiNin my TO add,
he assured the House, that at the close
oi the present year, il was confidently
expected CIR debt would be reduced
seUeHteea millions. He stated that no
country bad been relieved from taxes
near 10 the amount whicli had been lax
en- of In England even lie internal
taxes Of America, had only been repeal
cd 10 lac amount of eight millions of dol
lars.
Pr5acesS CGriotte-Auinganious writer,
in speaking nt the death of the late lament
ed Princess Charlotte, Introduces $omesin-
gnlar cOlncidences with respect 10 the
letter {. ll"r nuihcr's name is Caroline:
her own was Charloiie-ihai OF her CON
sort CobOurg she was married at Carl
ion House: her Town residence was Ca
meliord flouse-ihe late owner of which,
Lord Cameltord, was unilmely killed in
duel-iier country residence was Clare
moHt-nOi long ago the property of Lord
Give, who terminated his own existence
She died in Child bed-and The name of
heraccoucheur was Croft, who lately COM
mllied suicide III a i!t ofdeSperatiou.
INCOMBUS TIBLE STORE.
An inCombustiblc store house has been
completed in Ply mouth Dock yard, every
part oil which is composed of stone and
iron, without an inch ofwoodin the whole
building; the girders, josts, doors, sashes,
and frames, are all ni cast iron, neatly
executed. Tn roa;j- also OF cast iron,
and the floors of Yorkshire stone the
stair case, which is geomctrical one, is
OF morestonc, projecting six ieei from the
wall. The estimated expense of this no.
vel building is f 10, 600.
ETtract q q letter from Paris, datea AIay
10, 1913.
There has happened lately, at FNntain-
bieau, an event which causes a great SEN
sslion, amt WHICH every body relates
after his own manner. The following
Is an exact account OF il:-Ihe regiment
Of chasseurs OF lhe ROYAL guard is III gar
This cops, prubably drunk, was heard 10
eXclaIm pire fEmperem! The Colonel,
Count de Potter, ordered him to be in
siantly arrested, which was perfectly Just
hut he afterwards ordered ilm 10 he taken
20 the middle vi the forest ofFoniainbleau,
and there whipped 10 death with leather
thongs, which was atroclous barbarity.-
thc nniOrtunatr man was undergoing this
horrible punishment, but from senti-
meht 0i pity, the Lieutenant Colonel Ba-
ron Morler, had him conveyed To the hos
pital still alive NJ. de Potter was in
fury. because his order had not been en-
hysiy executed, and put under arrest his
Lieutenant Colonel. This was the state
OF the affair, a few days ago, when Baron
de Moutelegier, Aid de emp 10 tie Duke
of Berry, was sent 10 ihe place fer the
purpose of investigating the matter.
TIE Marquis de JumiiIrac has just been
fonnA drowned IN the nrts OF ST. Cloud.
The cause of This deplorable sncIde was
All enOrm Gus loss which NJ. de Jumilhac
experienced ~ consequence of The failure
OF Deputy Project, Count de S+*".....
Every body asks how it could happen
that Project OF a Department, a gentle
man of ancient family, could be bank
rupt 10 the amount Of 2 10 3,000,O00?
PARIS. May 10 The { lowing details
have been communicated 10 us from Al
bi The vigilance exercised towards
Bastide, Jau sion and Colard, becomes
daily more tive and severe. they have
been deprived Of their cravais ami pocket
liandkerchieis, fearful lest they might use
them for the purpose Of stramgling them
selves. jaussIon counts The hours that
eidpse with evident terror. Wien hr
thinks upon his sentence, lie torseis ail
The exhOriatinns Of BdsiIde, who repeats
incessamily--" Simpleton Did yoreX-
poet never 10 die You will die with me,
md what does II malirr whrihel II happen