Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27

."at tue Jaw winch relates 10 tie journals ~t..i
De separated from the bod, of the law as w,,
done IN 1915, and be drawn up in the form OF !,
law OF suspension, having but one wears dana
tion, instead OF three us originally intended
ao'he concessions, likewise, are expected 10
NC h'aue IN other parts OF the law. Jures will
be permitted TO take cognizance OF certain
puohcations; such, for example, as may b,.
beyond The jurisdiction OF the correctional
pvnce, hnu amenabie TO court of assizc. In
TINS Splrt OF mutual accommodation, there is "a
prospect that the law will ultimately be so mo-
uihed as To unite all honest men in appreciation
Dits principles and operation
itiS said the present VICE chancellor will be
the next master OFT rolls and that Mir. Leach
VIII succeed Sir 4. Plumer in the vice-chan-
cellorship.
LaValette now resides six miles from Mu-
men, under Il different name.
According to the last census, the present
population OF France is 29, 0l5 Ggo inhabitants
0o,h EIchange december S.--W had good
Supply OF Wheat from Essex this morning, yet
fne samples met ready sale and are from os
10 is. per quarter deaicr than on this tiay week
fiae barleyis also Is. per quaster dearer tkan
on monday, having but little of that descrir
tioh al market. Peas and Ecans are 2s. per
quarter lower the arrivals of those articles be-
Ing large. OatSare Is. per quarter deater and
brlsk sale ~ thar advance
Wheat, English, !Gs. yOs. 93s do old none
90; iore'gn, CGA. 3os. loss. fue Hour 75s. 30s;
Dir James Lucas l.O will proceed to his
command on the coast OF Africa, in few DAYS.
nc Semiramis went out of Portsmouth har6or
on Tuesday.
AT late hour this morning we received
fiandeiS mail, FROM which we give the follow
ing important extracts.
" BRUSSELS, December All the doubt,
"h'ch stu SubslSted, respe citing the retirement
OF bis Royal H.,ghness The Prince of Oranoo
from his military employment has up,y c,ox,
ed; IL IS no longer doubtful that the Prince
has demanded his discharge and that by a de.
cree cree OF His Majesty, OF the 18th Nov it has
-" December 3.-When we announced the
reiiremen, OF his Royal Highness the Prince
OF Orange, from all his military employments
~ Wouio nave been more agreeable TO us to be
aDie 10 doubt or what seemed to be vet oniv n
pnDilc rumour, but we were unhappijy too well
informed to have the consolation oil doubt. and
~ was niunstly the same persons seemed ~
| piece otnews SO liable TO doubt
' On the 10Th of last month ii was ofIiciallv
boit'eu al The Hague 70 the Ministers and Heads
on Departments, ding 10 the tenor of the
oeFiee ana the Mercury of Antwerp informs
| rs to-day, that by an order of the day, dated
| the S0ih OF Nov il has been signifed TO the
troops stationed in the Fourth Military Diyision
Lchiet town Antwerp,) that his Majesty by an
Ordinance OF The 18th OF the same month. b.s
granted 10 las Royal Higiiucss the Hered,tarv
Prince, the discharge from ali his military EN-,
ployments, which the Prince bad solicited"
= The removal ofthe Hereditary Prince firm,
the general administration of the W ar Denart
mcu,, with Which he has become so well ac
quaihleh IRON ms earliest youth, and his ouit.
ing he command of the troops, who adored
him, have filled with grief all hearts in the Ne
the idhuS. mere Is not any pei son who does
not WISH that this removal NAV not be of Ions,
duration, and we dOu6t not hui that these y.;sh,
es VIII be attended 10, for on this ot caSion the
Popuh, YO1 Del"
This morning we received Paris papers of
thursday and Friday last The Young man
VINO some time since attracted very general
attention, by representing himself as the DAN
whose story presents Taaay curious coinci-
dences, has been handed over by tile Assize
Court OF kouen To the Correctional Police, az
a TaSabond and swindter. Ii is certain thar
las story has obtained be ieffron many persons
IN the departments OF whose crednIitv the
hing advocate AT ROuen warmly complained
II ls' therefore. consistent with good policy 10
give Tie niaii tue fullest and most public trial
possible, that his iHIpoSture NAV meet with the
most satisfactory detection
Paris, November z6.-Gen. Baron de Tuyll.
TIE RUSSIAN AmDaasd dor 10 the United States
OF America, and NJ. de Gaiiatiu, Minister PIE
nipoIentiary from WirtemhHrg, arrived this
morning, in Paris, with their suites
ne quantity 81 WHEAT and -four, under
sond at London aud Liverpool on the 9th of
december, was as follows-Wheat in London,
Ci2 yrs IN liverpool, i2l6 dO.-FIour il, Lon.
don, noRe-in Liverpool, 3i3I bbls
ihe British Parliament has been further
prorogued To the 27th OF JannarI. when both
Houses are directed TO meet tor tie disnatch
OF business. II is said and believed thar on
az early day, after the meeting Of Parliament
Addresses will he moved for in bath Bonses
entfedtvns tie Prince Regent to take INTO his
conNldeiation tiie prospect Of the succession
10 iile throne. We understand (says a Liver
pooi paperj that no specific proceeding will
DC su$geSteu 10 ms Royal Highness, the gene
raj subject viii be merely recommended 10 his
serious attention. IL is obvious that there are
several Heasnl Is, which may arise out OF this :
Inc unbiased Choice OF bis Royal fiiginess
VIII direct What they shall he"
A is SAID ihat the Duke of York is about m
resign The Oihce of Commander IN Chef A
Liverpool paper of the 9Th OF December in
nOucIng TINS report, says There certainly
has been considerable discussion on the tonic
indeed 1t could not be avoided The Duke Of
YORK having once cOncurred in Judgment with
the hIng, that the person holding the high
rank OF Heir Apparent onght not to command
| the army, some persons think he will be NM
zled to escape under the distinction between
| apparent and pTeSHmDtiUe"
| The London Gazette OF Dec. 9Th contains a
! proclamation tor calling in that part of the
| current cOB, commonly called the Old ,royger
! half pence aud farthings
! ne same Gazette also contaius an official
| animation that tie British Government had
fesoiVeo TO pnTsne astrict course OF neutrality
| In tie struggle between Spain and her Colo
mes and this neutrality is TO be preserved by
| preventing British subjects from entering into
any military service in South America wleth-
eF under the banners of the Spanish govern
/ ment, or of the persons exercising the powers
! OF government III the South American PoyiD-
| ces.
| The Paris dates in our LONDON papers are
| TO tie 4th of December. Tbs Chamber Of
| Deputies were occupied IN accommodating the
| law oil tue liberty Of the press ard in Inatu.
| ring project for the recruitment OF the French
! armies, The trialOf the cause of the pretended
| DGnphih vas 10 commence at R9uen, on the
| 10Th Of December.
! Austria, il IS said, is about 10 enlarge her
armies by CONSUMPTION which is TO jnclnde
| all the male subjects Of Austria between the
| ages OF ~ and 20. The first class between
| 70 and - are TO be drafted into this regiments