Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

faNNf. repaired 10 the MIL et
Mr.. Benjamin. Gray, in which a number of the
more peacoably disposed iabcurers had re-
TUNED 10 work. they threatened To deni"lish
it-and were actually proceeding to carry
| their threat into etiect, when body ofmilita-
| ~ and police, who were stationed OH the in.
| side for the defence of the place, deemed il 10
DE necessary To h,e upon the aggressors. Five
persons. the accounts state, were wounded.
| two of thetl riorlaiiy. An additional detach-
nent OF military having FASTENED To the spot,
the multitude were dispersed without any FUR
ther mischief. Their total nuMber is estimat-
! ed at 10000
Letter from 1lciers, ipril6
Since the death of Ally there has been only
one execution here. il was that OF his brother in
| law, AN Arab, OF the name OF Hadgi Mustapha,
ana ms brother, youth OF L. wears Of age
they were both tortured for II days, in various
ways. got 20 sleep, and Eadgi was most severe.
~ bastInadoed. lie received first 1000 strokes,
and after that 4 or 500 daily. After he had
received $500 siiakes in this manner, he was
sent home, where he died two days after. The
turks feared this family very much, and have
therefore eStirsated it.
We daily see here drunken armed Turks. i'm
troops OF or IL men, wing about the city and
the environs, TO plumber the poor Arabs who
are attacked by the plague.
The plague has not increased here, nut il
mas spread towards the west, and extended 10
Tire twolarge towns of Oran and Mascara The
Whole territory of Algiers suffers uRdcr this
dreadful disease there are plenty of peopIc
10 he seen i'll the streets. Upon little exc;,r.
sion which | made on horseback met with
am Incredible number of graves, both on the
highways aud in the fields. In two country
houses next mine. II persons have died and OIL
iy three remain alive.
l, is uncertain whether the Algerine csrsairs
VIII go 10 sea or not people say no however,
the papers requisite for a cruise have bepn de.
manded ct the Consuls.
How little reliance can be placed on Alge.
rine friendship appears from am official notice
Jus. puoiished according TO which, the go
'ernment has seized upon Genoese brig that
was lying IN the harbour here, notwithstaud-
lng all the TemOnstrances of the Sardiuian
wee Consul. The brig has been sent TO Alex.
andria with pilgrims, who are going to Mecca.
LATEST FROM MALAGA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. BY tho brig Eliza
Kelly captain Small, which arrived at This
port last evening, in 81 DAYS from Malaga, we
learn that d or vessels sailed for the United
States while the T.. Il. was in quarantine
some partly loaded, and Others in ballast. moi
being able 10 procure fruit the demand being
very great for the north of Europe, and The
quantity at market very small, and prices high.
Upwards OF 20 British and Danish vessels had
left the port ia ballast.
captain Small left the United States sloop of
war, spark, captain Nicholson, III quarantine
on the 21th September.
New YORK, November BY the Belfast.
we have received papers, &c. TO the 18th of
September.
AT the Liverpool Corn Exchange, Septcm.
per q, American aonr is quoted at irom Is TO
ass. per hbl. At the Corn Exchange. Septem.
Der T, wheat had fallen IS. per or. At the Dub.
36S. - ~
Prices at Liverpool. September I2.-Ashes,
pot, New York s. to 81 Boston do. 81 to So
Ia stendy demand. Qucrcitrnn bark, fine 10 to
20, dull. Beeswax, i5i. los. wanted. Cotton.
bowed>, I93 to 20l; ordinary Sea Island rs cd
70 IS; inc IS. lid; New Orleans 49, TO 30
flaxSeed for crushing 40 to ~ Sweet flour a
10 AS. very dull. Rice in bond s. TO i6s.
Mhlte oak slaves IL to Isl Turpentine Is 10
IL. Tar do. Tobacco James River, leaf, iuferi.
or 10 n +; s'emmed iOI To l3d
Wheat at liverpool, September IL was los
Cd. to ~, aud all descriptions of grain il, bet-
ter demand
;, stocks at London, September Q. ConsoIs7 5s.
10; Tor account 755. Omuium 2f DIS
lhere had been meeting ia the Palace
lard, NeStmInster, Of The friends of reform.
OF which Mr.. Hunt was the chairman. They
passed string OF resolutions insisting OH the
fight OF universal suffrage, condemned the ex-
istence of IA standing army, &c. MIR. Hunt was
deputed TO carry the resolutions 10 the Secre-
tary OF State and, accompanied by a large
uunher OF the pOpulace, he was intrsducedto
Lord Sidmouih' presented the resolutions, and
received an answer from Lord Sidmouth that
he would give the meeting au answer in few
days. The crowd then dispersed.
The work people of Manchester still held
out iorhigher wages-and The unremitiing vi
glance OF the magistracy was necessary to
keep them III check. IN some instances the
military was called out, aud several persons
had been shot.
The me chanics at Leeds and Yorkshire were
all at work, and orders for goods were greater
than ever before known.
MIR. Barring, the London banker had left Pa.
ris for AK la Chapelie
Two valuable Portuguese ships insured at
Llo!ds have been captured by inSurgent pri-
vateerS OF ArtigaS. The London papers urge
the necessity of decisive measures against the
pIivateeTs of ArtigaS.
Inc Queen of England on the 5th of Septen,.
Der, was somewhat better, but her situation
was still critical
The Courier ofthe sth of Septemher, gives
report that the Spanish government intend to
send force 10 Havana, for the purpose, uiti-
matciy,o i taking the FIOiidas.
he late report OF an attempt TO aSsassinate
young Bonaparie has been formally contra
dictedin The Austrian Observer.
The news in England iromSt. Helena bv the
TRITON, was only 10 the I'd OF August. Our ac
counts are considerably later. Bonaparte was
said 10 be very ii! of d liver complaint His
physician, OmeaTa, arrived in the Grtfou The
uySeniaiy at st. Helena. had carried off many,
including Captain Paisley, OF The Redpoe.
\ London paper states, that the harvest in
all the northern parts OF the Island is proceed
ing presperOusy. The golden and abundant
treasure of held after field, is secured daily
aud another fortnight of continued favorable
weather viii terminate one of The earliest and
hnest harvestS ~ the memory OF man. The
wheat harvest has generally commenced
Throughout Ireland, and the crops have ex-
ce!iont appearance. Potatoes are very album
dant; indeed, The harvest altogether is OF the
most cheering description.
CALCUTTA PAPERS.
SALEM, Oct. Z7.-We make our ack now!ed.,-
TcniS 10 captain Lee, oftiie ship Wallace, for
iiies OF the following published at Cal
cuitd, viz. The Oriental Stdr-1he Morning
Post--'fhe Guardianship Calcutta Gazette
The India gazette, AID The ! ifues-'Thcir
oates reach 10 the twenty sixth Of May. These
papers are bUrdCred with the badge OF mourn
ing for Inc iameuted Princess Charlotte. We
observe by an article iu one Of the papere that
a I'm Nh. .t. l.. l. - :.