Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-07
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Sm neheraf' t. ms ereeRtacy Hm. EastiS, late
"Iestoru, Apri, &c, 1919.
We sailed on The Sci April, and arriv-
ed III iunis OF The 9Th. When, finding ev-
cry hing quiet, we sailed Immediately
and anchored in the Bay of Alyicrs on
tiie 18th. Here we found that the late
J tyrunt, ilag;a Ali, died on The 1T March,
aud had been succeeded hy man uho
appears disposed 10 act upon principles
oiJnsilce and moderation he is using
ms endeavors TO repair the mischief done
by MS predecessor, AMI particularly 10
restore HE ancient constitution of Al
gers. The women seized by Ali, have
been restored 10 their families and gen.
orally, every thing, as far as possible, has
been replaced III Stau quo He made no
difficulty III agreeing 10 my proposition,
or rather requisi,!on, moi TO board Anne
rican vessels. which have announced 10
our consuls by circular, for The infor-
NATION OF "hum II may coacern.-'rle
| piaSu" Is making the most frighiful raya-
re- 'iirou%hon, The Regency. They cs-
Innate HAT upwards OF ~. 500 have pc
rished by Tins cuniaSion III t!.e city. AZ
our departure The dalIl deaths .re est.
mated IL, iro,h 40 10 30, ard increasing.
On leaving Al%iers The squadron Sc
pniatcd: the Washington to return hualc
and The remainder proceeded 10 this
bay, where expect the general rendcz-
voaS WI. be established, and where
shall also tiN my residence during The en-
SUING SUMMER, IL being "a very central
| point" IE0to, Ecf,Jof
wo ta"ghters of IA Jewish tamIi, wiio haJ
| been nn'.ei '.,e projections Of the French $50.
| vtfhmeni i"r twenty Scars, hut who were stiz-
ed 10y ordc' VI Ali and convc I'd 10 his soiasio
- q Y
| ternoop. the Washington, n, got un,icr
way from her me0rinys in the North hi.
yer, aAi proceeded Ia the Navy Yard.
| In passing np the East River, the Wash.
ingina riade most beautiful and very
| majestic appearance.
Tie Hornet sicop IF uay-On the 9th
| ni JH!y, ON The Gramd Bank, CAPTAIN
! Querean, at the ship Grand Turk irll in
| with and was BOARDED is the u. States
slorp oi;war Hornet, from Marsaretia for
| Copenhagen, all well.
Commercially Important We have
been favored with The fellow ing letter
| from England, accompanying an Act of
| Parliament, passed ON ihp 23d Of MAY.
London, 9th June, 1918.
send herewith an Act, which has
recently passed the House of Parliament.
| the late regulations adopted by Congress.
\ on will perceive that Flour, I obac-
co, Rice, new Grain, Peas and Beans.
| inay tie imported into any Of the British
| The West Indies, from any porl, COLONY
| or possession, III the West Indies, or on
| the continent of .imerica, under The do
ininien fanny foreign European govern
ment or slate.
| Colonies or Plantations in America and
This Is an Important point, as IL opens
oar communications with YOU IiIruuyh
the port 81 81. Jago, a more convenient
depot Tran the Brru.uias or Iiaitax-
and trust, from This information, not be.
ing perhaps conveyed To by The present
oppor unity toany oiher!Iani in Use SIa,. E,
you may he able 10 take advantage ofi,."
BosTcE, August I've learn from
Gloucester, that on THURSDAY an attack
was made on the Sea Serpent with llar.
poems. Captain Webber and others in
boat succeeded III hitting him twice, but
owing 10 the Thickness Of bis scales or
coat, ilic harpoon lid not penetrate. On
one occasion HE Serpent ran down tor
the boat, and when within u short dis
lance sunk, SO near, HAT The dhauglt
caused by his sinking came near drawing
the boat under after him.
Whale Fisheyy-The ship Globe. Capt.
Frlcii, arr. at Nantucket oath inst. from
whaling voyage in the Pacific Ocean, with
1900 hhds. sperm. oil-aIi we'll. Left
Conception, 18th of Nav. in Co. with the
ship Francis, Coffin, for Nantucket. Left
al said place, ship Beaver, Cleavrland, of
New York, on trading VOYAGE, in The
hands Of lie Royaiists-ihe cargo under
arrest, and the captain al liberty ON shore
The ship appropriated 10 their use. Tie
brig Canton, Tunison, of Salem, in tie
IKE situation. The two captains men
toned, we're sent TO Lima Tor second
trial, III lie blig-the ship lpil behind, for
The purpose, 1T IS supposed, OF carving
dispatches. Al lie above place there
was sevcra! armed vessels, and the inlia-
biiants were IN preparation to embark i'm
them, IN case All attack from Tie Patriots,
(Which was anticipatcd) should be made.
Ihcy had not received any account from
Valparaiso since the latter part Of AprIl,
al which time there did not appear ia be
any moIesIatlon of American property,
and they were partial 10 the American
trade.
Captain Fitch brings the FOLLOWING lists
OF the whale ships of Nantucket and New
Bedford aud from his idea, il does moi
appear there will be many vessels ready
10 return III the present year--probably
four or five.
March 3, 1918, Franklin, l400--Mars.
l490-llero, observation-disclosures, 100
Thomas, 4O0-ApH goth, Essex, 500
Improvement, GO0-Facior 100 sperm.
30 wlIale-DfGy LIST, Vullme, l1OO-Cri-
terlon, 300-Gov. Strong, 200 sperm. $50
whale-llysco, I400-Aleri, brig, 900
Gen. Jackson, brig, 35O-NOrth America,
300 snprm. 500 Mhale-AIlas Ian-Rrn.