Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

LoNrow, Jnly o.--It is said that soverun,en,
will immediately require 10000 tons of shin.
plrg TO bring home the troops, sc. from France
wh;cli has made some hustle among tie sLia
owners.
Jaiy ia Manchester letter of the 18th
SAWS work people OF all descriptions con.
time tuning out for additional wages there
are on'y three factories at work in MauchcSte,
aud the Dei,;hbo yh0od AT presewt, aud The men
bclouShg Ia them are expected TO tara ont Gu II
Monday. we are afraid We shall have iOu.h l.
work. The militar! we're called o:it last night Il
The Dandies are again bringing. into fashOl
featberbed neck cloths, aud The .idies have
assumed the shape ct an hoar glass.
js!y iS.-Accounts have been received from
Tcneriiie. stating, that The Spanish convoy WITH
troops Itch lately left Cad.z, had brought up
in The harbor OF the above island, where ope
OF the trgaies had b.eH condemned as not sea
worthy. a great scarcity of provisions Pre-.
vailed throuyEout the whole fleet, for The pub. +
lie golfers at Csdi. we're SO low, that proper (
supplies had not been furnished. This had ere.
aifd considerable uneasineSs and dissatIsiac. (
toa; aud a strong remembrance had been
! made bv the Naval Commanders to the Cove
nor OF rennerisfe. The islaud was equally as
bare ui provisions as tje iiest; buf the Gov. 4
crbor immediately laid d forced contribution
OF Si20,000Om the Inhabitants IN terms equally S
severe and ure ent as il they had experienced
the INVASION of az enemy
The sealed crdtr rs had been opened, and tie
gcncralopin,On was, they were destined for Ii. |
| ma; indeed, some ri the vessels which had a |
proportion Di the troops on board, had beeu
purpOSely ciiaite and loaded for That QndI.
ter. Ii ~ uncertain whether the late important
! news from Chill wonld reach The fleet before
| its eventual sa,Hig, as the information Is ii
| only arriye al Madrid by the post from EHS.
| land. at all events the Spaniart.S will find
their great efforts arc too late for, should the
expedition go round Cape HON, the Patriots
arc now provided with a stout iiect in the Pa.
! c,lc; and should it bsmd its course towards
| Vemc1uela. Hrioa is fully prepared TO gave
! good account o!it.
| The Emperorand Empress of Austria arrived
ON the I'd INST. al Baden, near Vienna.
! II Is asserted III an article from Stockholm
| that the States had approved OF the proposal
made by The kingof Sweden TO sell The Island
/ OF 81. bartholomew, and TO apply the produce
! Of the sale TO the liquidation oil the Debt OF
| Norway.
u report was in circulation tHamburg, that
| England wiil probably obtain 10y negOciat.on
! Port III the Baltic.
! The Prnssian Governmen: has formally con-
traGtcied a 'nniour that IL is intended 10 make
! ihe nuc'iy OF Cieses an oGiect of territorial
/ exchange.
! Liverpool letters state that copper had got
| up l5dd, w!t a prospect of farther rise.
tiour and wheat were rather looking np
! The averages were ; ~ IS above The restrictive
! prices, and il considered almost certain
/ that the ports would be kept opea til Nove.n.
j her Several spectators were bnyiag the best
! quality AT Il Il s3S. III Lon,iou the last sales
| were II IS a SOS.
Bark, Ashes, rurpentine, Tar. Tobacco,
| T;inOer and Eia~segd, rvmhincd dahl.
Corr h.rei&rgs. London, iaiy I've have
| bad very considerable Arrivals OF Waeat HIS
week, both En& ST. aud foreign, for wch there
has be enscarce any demand, when eccaSioned
| exceedingly heavy sales This morning. at i de-
| cline OF from - IL Is pes qU,rier.
81. PETERSBURG. June Alt seems that our
! commerce VIII he very brisk this season. There
has already arrived at Cronsladt 39T vessels.
PARIS, July l3.-Freah atItsis, bnt OF obscure
| indy .du:,lS, have taken pace in consequence
1 and mi 70 saFe nm
ius a. ciuse an investigation OF the case a. their
danc;,!e siinatio" viii pc INIT. II appears that
, The sCht me III question was well mblncd, and
| would inialhbis have been carried into effect q,
had il hot besn for the disclosures made to the
| King in the manner eNpainedtn YOU Minis
f! tiers were IN perfect Ignorance of II. Indeed,
! theie would seem 40 reason for its being aban-
Uohtd even ncw, the means at execution still
| iNuE In the hands Gifts trainers. The Roya I
| Guard, consisting of Swiss and French resi-
| ineuts. continues to do dniy at ST. Cloud. A few
e. lis C!fiCcIs have Been reno ved II is trIe but
the rest cniti!'un the sai.Ie spirit ate equally
devoted 10 The Princess. Ministers have rot
| power or influence encugh. either 10 substitute
another guard ia IT'S lieu, even 10 PUT Offices
OF their choice over the present ones. IL is rot
=, clear, therefore, and indeed ministers them.
selves are by 10 means Satisfied That the con-
! spiracy is at an esd
This hostility between parties has broken
Oui al an unlUcky. moment, time borde ring
OIL the elections. Ministers obtained folerabic
ones last year by caiiirg The Jihas to their aid
The SAME resource they cannot expect this
year They are now, therefore. turning about
| 10 The fa6eTodRc, and offering confessions a.
10 tie price OF their support. They are lam
perins with III. Lat;te ana Manned, and, al
pledges, are already giving some indications
oil change OF system. M. Dunoyer is liberia
| ted on bail. and MS prosecutor, tie Attorney
| General al kc:ines, rs dismissed The direction
| given respecting NJ. Fabvier aud Searvilie
| under prosecution for libel, are reversed !:
| Judgment - 60 he given in their favor. This
| n 41t4fsn tHaf. hal
! mont 10 declare IN letter 10 Tie Due de 4
| chelieu published Ia Tie Miarrtc that lis ai,l-
de-campi is justified ia AL iiIs assertions agaisc
| Canuei and de Clia1roi and that a t.rosecution
| directed against Fabv!er would be one direct
ell a-ga!nsi himself. Ii is expected that Minis
icrs wilI rciert also ~ their Instructions iela
tive TO the Editors ct tie 3ibii9icqag Histosgue
still on their tFIil. HE ptOcee diueS are ciu.-
ed, butjudgmenj is suspended until tie &4th
| " course tney viii be guilty or not, aud Tue
| sentence i've ieEieit or severe according io cir
cGm,tanrcs on that day These same editors
| are nsw aGnJHUcin@ a .i0UjRu ars Elections,
directed by lac Society for the Liberty OF The
| Press.
ARcnANGEI, May 90 ship Of the line Of
| ~ gmns, aud fri.ats 81 ~, buiit here, were
| happily launched this morning.
ORDINANCE OF rHE KING.
PARIS, Jnue 20 Louis hy the Grace OF God,
| 6c.--Considtriig the ,aricus laws by w,I.Cil
| France has pro. i.I'ied the traffic known undt =
| the Hauie OF iEe Slaye tIaile, aid especially
| oar dinnice Of the sta Of Jamuary, 1917, aud
| Tie lax OF the ljtG o! April, 1915
Wishing TO secure by evrry means 10 our
power iic abolition OF lie slave ttade III every
| part 81 our dominOns--
On the report Of our Minister Secretary oil
State Tor the Marine aud ColDuies
We have oldaint q and do Crdan as follows {:
Mt. 1. Ihete sail be constantly maniaincd
oH tie coast al our Africans Establishments ii
| Cruising squadron OfOGr marine, fer the pay.
! pose OF visiting all French vessels which SHALL
appear within tie limits of our possessions on
tic said coasts and Of preventing every yiO-
| t.II of n l.x- al a.