Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

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dab and that they would cross the Herbud.
dab and meve with all expedition TO the North
West, towards Sasur. Ii was expected Sir !.
Malcolm would proceed from Nagpore to SO
anee, (within two marches of HnrGab,) and
| jo tile LIST and Sd brigades of the army of
Dekhin; and that tile force under Colonel
! Adams, (Which forms the 9th brigade OF that
army wonld move to the same point. II is
/ reported in the Ukhbsrs from Sa.ur. that the
I whole force ct the Pindar~es would proceed.
! towards Gudlinr, before thc Hn-snIali, aud
a conhdch;iaiman, oh the pan, Of Scindn,, Was
! with each of the findaree Chieilaius-CheIoo
! Wassni Mahomed, Eurrcen Khan, &c.
( L; is under.tooG that Major Genera! II -.
1 Och,e,iony will move in TIE direction 90 isN-
] pore While a force under BrsadIer Creme raj
/ Haid,nin would assemble On the slow Rcwah
] fioutier
/ Major Gcneial Doukin WAS expected al,
| hetaieariy III the present month, %td II vas
! supposed he would shortly proceed with y
| fo,Cc towards Dhalphoor, on the Chumbui,
| about marches north OF Siualior.
Since writing the above, we have the salts
| faction to learn that Sir L. Hisiop had bceu de
| Glazed out ct %angcr, after having suffered
much trOm Il most severe Illness.
Tie Uhtbars of this week, contain nothing
| OF ,mpurtauce. The camp OF RoiAar WAS al
LewaSSa, and IS lie had made 40 settlement
with hls army, III regard to arrears due 10
them thcN were Stiii in mutinOus state.
kgnioei Sing is ut Lahore. lie has dispatched
Drwan MoieH ram to 8helUre, aiiedgmg as The
Reason tlat he had received intelligence thar
,he Governor General wss soon eSpectet. at
Delhi.
aioul,au Ukthars. of the 3ist August, state,
that Runieet had ordered tie country 0f
Noulau 20 be !Hid waste, and that Jcila Santa
had reached haualah, IA execution OF thiS or
der. lie was opposed by The n7hvbot Mom
tan.
Ameer Ehanis still before Madhcorajpoo-
rai much distressed ioi money 10 pay this ar
my. The RaIah OF Jaypoor has taken advan-
ta:e of this 10 harraSs him.
':liC ~ ~
instant, mention that The refractory Raiah OF
ROolunk, and his prime miniSter and admiral,
have fallen irto our hands.
The Grand Army We have been favored
with the disposition OF The armies taking the
neld III the Upper provinces. Their operati-
ohs now begiu 10 assume considerable de-
gree of interest; and We doubt not will lead
to consequences eniuCutlN beneficial 10 the
welfare ui the BRITISH empire in the East.
We are happy 10 state that the disorder
which has caused SO much mortality among
the lower classes of natives has considerably
subsidized.
Extract of Il litter from Nagpare.
General Malcolm IS OF his march towards
this, with two divisions ofthe Coast Army. 1t
Is expected that one of these divisions will re-
main to guard the Chants and passes ofthe
Nerbuddah Immediately in this neighbour
hood, and that the other. together with this
force, will cross The rivers and proceed a.
ga'iist the Pindarees, who are toruiNing
themselves in the strong holds in the hills,
and increasing their numbers by recruiting
matchbox from all quarters Scindia
Contrary to what might have been expected
from MS characterl puts on a bold face; but
people who observe accurately, and have, per-
hapS, good means OF information, say that it
Is merely ostensible, and that Shall have
little fighting"
By tie British packet Suiffsure. CAPTAIN Cdddy.
drrired at Nep York, fran lfdinogth
The Austrian government, To facilitate the
commercial Intercourse between that country
and the United STATES, by the y driatic sea, has
appointed The Baron Charles de Sturner to
proceed to Philadelphia, as Austrian consul
general; his pay is fixed at ~ 0n0 francs, be-
sides "A personal salary 6f l2,0J0 francs, aud
10000 duca,s for an outfit.
large meeting was held al the London
Tavern, ca the 9Th January. for the purpose of
taking into consideration the best means of
affordiug relief to the distressed and anem
pioNed ssamen. Mr.. Wi5eTforce presided,
and liberal subscription was commenced.r-
IL was stated the government had $4,000 sea
ren and marines belonging to Greenwich hos
ptal.
The opposition journal of Wei,nar has been
suppressed by authority.
An expedition of four ships was fitting in
England to proceed TO the North Pole, 10 BE
leady the first week in March. Capt. Bucham,
of the Pike slo0p Of war, is TO command
Frankfort, January l.IheTe is report of a
new and more intimate alliance being in con-
temptation between all the christian powers of
Europe, founded upon the principles of the
Holy Alliance.
Corn exchange, Monday, January5.
Our market was very moderately supplied
with wheat this morning, from Essex, Kent,
and suffolk, which occasoned a ready sale for
hne parcels, on full as good terms as this day
se'nnisht.
Price of aour-Toyvn made, 75s. 10 Sos per
sack.
London, January Sat late hour last night
we received the Paris papers Of Sunday last.
The following are eXtTactS:-
Chamber Of Deputies, JdnudIy 3.
The central committee for the deiuitive ex-
amlnation Of the budget was completed to day
tile bureau having nominated as its commit.
| tee men, the counts Beugmot and de la BOur-
| donnaye. Those nominated by the other Bu-
reauX were noticed before.
The chamber has to deplore another loss, in
| the death yesterday morning, of one of its mem
beTS. NJ. GOupy, sen. deputy for the depart
ment of the Seine, governor OF the bank OF
| France. 1t is expected that there will he a
| secret .,nmitfee on Monday, to appoint ii
| deputation of twelve members TO attend his flu
| neral.
| No day is yet appointed for the next pablo
| sitting.
The charge upon the consolidated fund fol-
this quarter is Is 800 00G. being l PISS 627l. he
| yond the amount of the quarters consOiidate(
| fund revenue.
January 9.-We received yesterday the Pari,
| papers OF IL Onday last.
| Las Casas had arrived at EGra, in Bohemia
| accompanied by Prnsslan ohicer ot police, al
| which place lac was delivered over 10 the Aus
| trian military authorities.
Anarlicle from Frankfort mentions report
| of new and more intimate alliance being il
| contemplation between all the Christian pow
ers OF Europe, founded upon the principles 81
| the Holy Alliance. II is not very easy TO mn
derStaud what this means, hut Is e have seei
enough OF the conduct of some of the partc'
to the holy alliance, 10 deprecate any extension
OF its principles, which, in whatever form q
words they may be clothed, appear to he capa
bic of AN Interpretation most lnimical to tbs
freedom Of public opinion throughout Europe