Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-18

;, ually place il beyond the power Of the
whole navy of England To- bring home an
entire convoy from, the Colonies e
Yours, &c. Z.
| REPRESENTATIONS are now making Ia the
Admiralty, on The subject OF The deprc-
| da,iuns committed on our commerSe IN
the West Indies by The lnsurSeni priva-
teers. Among these, The case of tie ia
| piier is one 81 the most prominent. Ills
| said that Government only require the
| facts IL be fully authenticated, to deler-
| mine on The most vigorous measures for
| The suppression Of u uesi Of ireebooiels
and pirates, who appear 10 acknoA ledge
| no distinction of hicHd or foe, but to
pluuder indiscrimina'c'v ali>shU have the
Mi>ioitune 10 fall into .i,cir hands.
According Ia The accounts from Con.
s,aniiuople, the Russian ,vgoiiaiio,is Gun
brace -four points list, I he aiisus of
Senia 2i. lie share granted 10 Russia
bN treaties in the administration OF Wal
'achia and Moi,iavia 81, the restiiu!ion
of the ior.resscs in Asia and lastly, the
demarcaii@m of The frontiers and the "a
mount of,he indcmui,ies. II is lrft. how
ever, 10 the choice of the Grand Seiguior,
either 10 discuss these points now. or To
postpone The negotiation To future Pc
Rod.
The supply of grain is excessively a.
bundani no less than 100 sail reached
the River OH Monday, with cargoes Of
wheat, barley, &c. Although the decline
in price has already been considerable, Il
further reduction must lac the conse-
Quence.
Young Napoleon ard the Emperor Of IustriG.
Vienna article of the 9TH July, states as
follows Nomug Napoleon was taken To Ba-
deU, about three posts from, Vienna, two DAYS
ago, 10 pay his respects to his imperial grand
father, and congratulate him on his return
The boy is a fine thriving fellow, and bears q
close resemblance to his eXi!ed father. His
mother, Maria Louisa, Duchess OF Parma, is
here a; present.
Jerome Bonaparte lives upon his estate
about two posts from Vienna. He has purChaS-
ed n mansion near the city but the Emperor
has refused his permission TO him TO reside
there. Jerome effected an exchange o. homo
at an extra cost and great loss. Provisions,
and indeed ali the necessaries of life, are much
dearer in Vienna, now than under the reign Of
Bonaparte, although il must ne confessed, the
present. Emperor Is most ardent in his endea-
tofs TO aineiorate aud soften the condition of
The poor. THERE'S "a prospect OF amere abun
dant harvest throughout Hungary, both in
corn ana vine"
Extract Of letter. dated Madrid, Jug 10.
Here we see nothing that does not wear
the aspect OF apathy and diScont eHt, and in
deed, ii one was to trust 10 the repining and
threats heard among persons who seem &C
pnaiDted with The tone OF popular feeling, il
would be supposed the government would in
siantly ne compelled 10 some change or other,
III order To prevent more serious consequences.
The ministers, dipomatists, and indeed all
those WHO surround the throne, act in Il most
mysterious manner, and openly say that Spain
eau trust 10 no foreign power whatever. They
think a league has been secretly formed
against her, because tue allied powers do not
50 readily enter into the views of the ministers
as might he wished, or in other words, be-
cause they viii not take up the cudg gels for her.
Extensive cabinet correspondence is on foot,
and the clerks ofthe foreign department &c.
lively employed. IL is evident some impol tant
negotiations are Carrying on. The official
account at tie Americans taking possession OF
Pensacola is daily expected tits deemed a
matter OF con'se, and supposed would lake
place III consequence Of previous under
standing.
IT possible, arrangements will be made for
sending out = 500 troops CT the line, and 300 ar
uiierymen, to the Havau-, without delay;
such 1t least Is the wish of the government
but then The difficulty is, where the means are
To come from. Persons in the secret AT court
tel me that the King has been persuaded to
name BardaNi as minister OF state, and 10 send
PiZaTrO to London. At all events, think some
change will soon take place in the War De-
partment as the present minister cannot con.
il'fue, owiTg 10 his health and in!irmities
Letters received from Sicily aud Naples
under date OF the DIST and Path ut. positively
state that Charles ". is making preparations
TO claim the throne OF Spain, at The approach
ing congress of Aix-la ChapeIlc founding him
self on the violence used by the mob assembled
at Araijuez, to compel h:m 10 give il up. 1t
IS said several persous hare heen sent over TO
him from Spain, to urge him 10 this measure;
and must acknowledge, that have been pre-
sent when several spirited ioasts to his success
and restoration have been drank with eciat.
1t would please the Queen. Maria Louisa, above
all things, again 10 be on TIE throne.
The second director of the university of
Salamanca, a clergyman of the name of Satur-
MO Abddia, Commissary Lopez del Moral, an
ensign in the regiment of Hibernia, Dou Luis
Fadras, aud Citrate Luis de la Ensina. a native
OF Cuba, have lately been confined within the
walls of the inquisIion III Valladoiid aud Sc
vile. All those Who call themselves Frecma
sons or are accused of beiHg such, without any
form or process, are arrested aud shut NO Nv
the Holy Tribunal, whose officers immediately
seize on theirproperty. LetEugishmen there.
fore who are coming over to this country, be
careful they bring no masonic papers or badg
es with them, for even the person of an Am
bassador would not be held sacred, if the Im-
quiSilOr General who in fact has more power
than the King, wished 10 lay hi hands or him
London paper.
We have every reason to believe that the
cause of the return OF the Dnke OF WILLING
TON tn this country, at present, IL the total
failure OF all his attempts To effect AZ aniicabe
huJu>tnenl OF cue ShDsihtih% NiGerPhctS ne
tween Spain and Portugal. The Court of I'or-
tuGai is resoiute in its refusal 10 relinqulsh
possession Of Montcvidee, well knowing that
Spain is not at present in state to provide
for its defence aud that if it came into the
possession OF the Independent Government of
Buen0s Ayres, sho has no security for her own
provinces. Spain, on the other hand, perlIua.
ciOusly Insists OIL the restitution. In this state
cf things, orr Government feels itself in a
very serious degree OF embarrassment. Our
connection with the Continental Ieaeue on
The one hand, and our separate connection
with Portugal, on the other. make the task of
Ministers by no means easy one. Poor
Spain she is treated with contempt OH all