Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

land; the only other place in Europe
where they could place their feet. They
have there resumed their attacks on the
cause oflegitimacy, and the allied powers
are again in pursuit of them.
The Glasgow & AndromacIe irigates,
which have gone round TO Portsmouth,,
are destined, the former for the Mediter-
ranean, toatiend upon General Maitland,
and the latter for the coast of Brazil TO
replace the Amphion, which has gone
round Cape Horn.
A letter from Paris states, that prince
Hardenberg, the Prussian Ambassador,
has presented an official note, complain
iBS OF passage in his majesty's speech
at the opening of the session, and The ad-
dress of the chamber of deputies i'm reply
to it. This official has excited strong
sensation III Paris, from the emphatic
manner in which the Prussian munster
complains of the declaration put forth
respecting the treaties, and his demand
of an explanation.
LONDON, Dec. 7-There are good
grounds for believing tina; tile Allied Pow
ers bave come TO the resolution of pre-
venting, as much as possible, supplies OF
any KIND being sent to the Spanish Anne
rican patriots.
1he ships Dawson and Emerald sailed
on Saturday afternoon, from Portsmouth,
with about $50 commissioned and non
commissioned officers, TO join The Span
lsh Patriots IN South America. The ships
go to ST. Thomas.
Advices have been received in London
that Russian force had taken possession
OF one of the Sandwich Islands. This par
tlculars we have not yet learnt.
by letter from the French consul at
Cadiz, 1t appears that the Algerine squad
ron has been making captures of vessels
OF different nations, Dutch, Swedish
Russian, and, il is added, one English !;
while they protested TO be looking after
Prussian and Hamburger vessels only.
we understand that the Bey of Trpoli
has consented 10 receive a man Of science
ana literature at his court, TO reside there,
and acquire the language and manners of
the country after which he will give linn
military escort TO penetrate into the in
terror OF Africa. In consequence of this.
Joseph Rltchie, Esq now the private sec'ry
OF Sir Charles Stuart, is selected as a
person highly qualified for This undertak-
ing. He will he appointed consul at Tri-
poii and he will travel with the caravan
10 Iombuctoo. This, after all the unsuc-
cessful expeditions that have taken place.
promises 10 produce the information so
much wanted. No person is better quail
ihcd Tor the important task than Mr.. r.
Ii is SAID that the British government
has SIGHTED its intention to give permis-
sion 10 any of The followers Of Bonsparte
at ST. Helena, 10 qsit that island, who
nlay apply for leave so 10 do.
iNsPRUCK, Nov. 25-The Princess of
Wales continues at Pesaro According
TO the latest intelligence, she had moi vet
received intelligence ofthe death of The
Princess Charlotte her daughter.
A Havana paper of Dec. II, contains n
letter from the Spanish Consul at Charles
ton, stating that he had seized all the
captured Spanish properly which had
been brought to that place, from Amelia.
and requests the merchants TO send him
the necessary documents to prove the
same. He encloses the following LIST of
vessels captured by the Insurgents, and
carried into Amelia, in addition TO infor-
nation he had previously forwarded. Ship
Union and CarmelIta, alias CampecIano.
from Havana to Cadiz, taken by the Anne
rlcan Congress brig Guatamela. do. do.
doing ). Jose, alias Campechauo. fir.
Slsal to Havana-the RegIa, captured on
the coast of Havana by the priyateer Fe.
liz.
BANKs.-There is a bill before the Le-
gislaiure of Kentucky, now in session, for
establishing "twelue Independent Banks, .
and bill TO tax all banks in that state,
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