Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10

", out III certainly * not imprODdDie. -.
The recent caiuuity Is of ii naii:re ealcu-
lated TO pnduce most important results,
and which must lead tn measures OF a de-
cisive nature. Already a subject oil great
dCicacy is every where discussed. Even
The Courier of lass night hints al one most
interesting eyeilias u means of shortly
settling all alara,s as 10 Il quick snccessi-
ON of kings without issue &c MAY moi
tic Prince Regent himself have issue 2
Fins may be interpreted in two WAYS, and
accorslingl, VIC have heard in one quarter,
] pretty significant hint, The, The new
Parliament NAV be moved on the subject
OF Il Divorce, " the principal obstacle TO
that measure being Row removed" We
believe HAT the great aloriiy of the peo-
pie of England will not feel that there is
amy political necessity tor recourse TO
such measure, especially as it could not
under all the circumstances, be sanction
ed by moral or religious principles. But
certainly the measure is not called for.
The health oflis Mai nsty and of the Re
gent gives tile promises of lime for the
offspring OF one OF the Princes 10 come to
mature aye, SO as To- avoid the danger of
long minority and we trust that pre-
cautions WILDE taken for the union of the
unmarried Royal Dukes, 50 as to secure
venerable King.
Morning Chronicle of Tuesday.
NOVEMBER l3.-The body ofihe Prin-
cess Was embalmed, before Prince Leo
pold was aware of the operation, for il
was supposed that he might be the more
affected by it, as the ceremony, though
observed from time immemorial with re-
Spcct 10 the corpses of the English Toy al
Family, is unknown in most of the Ger
man Courts. When his liighness WAS at
last informed Oft, he heard ii with much
agitation; and from that moment he mas
not regalned the composure which he
had seemed, at least, to have acquired.
Yesterday norning, Sir Benz. Bloom
i'eld, addressed letter, by DIES re ul tie
Prince Regent, TO DR.. Sir Richard Croft,
in which his Royal Highress expressed
his entire appreciation of The medical skill
and ability displayed by that gentleman,
IN the eveEttul confinement of his below
cd daughter, during her arduous and pro-
iracted labor, adding that it was The will
OF Divine Providence that his arduous ef-
forts should terminate in so affecting
result
STRABANE, QreIand,) Nov lit ia
stated in the London papers that four re-
gImeuis are compete equipped and Just
Patriot standard in South America. They
have the full complement of officers and
men, all we'll disciplined in the late cam
paigns. Nor have the veterans OF ireland
been backward or undecided respecting
this great struggle. Within the last
month, applications for that service lave
been sent to the Spanish American agent.
By 800 officers on iali-pay in This c0un-
try.
IMPORTATION OF GRAIN.
DUBLIN, Nov. IA letter from Lon
don of The date Of Thursday, says, "the
confident expectation is INDUCED that the
British harbors will be closed for tie en-
sung three months, against the importa-
ton of al! foreign grain, Barley perhaps
ex" pied. The same policy will be "a
doptrd, we presume, with regard to Flour,
from all places but the British colonies in
North America, and from these Wheat,
Barley, Oats and Beans, we suppose, ciIl
continue TO be allowed duty free. The n
veragc of the four past weeks is, Wheat,
79s. rod; Rye, 53s. l0d.; Barley, dis.
4d.; Oats, 25s. 4d.; Beans, 45s. sd. Peas,
43s. IOd."
BELFAST, Nov. IS.-We understand
that i'll consequence of the funeral OF the
much lamented Princess Charlotte of
next, on which day general mourning is
expected, as is particularly mentioned in
the London papers we have no doubt
but the inhabitants of fhis town, who
have already manifested their regret up-
or this melancholy occasion, will give "A
further testimony of their feelings by con-
curing IN such public arrangements as
our very respectable Sovereign may d
dept.
BosTov. Dec. 20-We Imve been favoured
by MIR. Iopli with Gibraltar papers TO the
10Th OF November.
Although the paper, arc Of so recent a date
they furnish no additional information Of the
state OF affairs between Spain and Portugal.
lhe KING of Spain has granted leave tor the
expectation from CASTLE OF 700, 900 bushels OF
wheat, Go hc completed to 500 900 If ciremni.
Stances allow to benefit the Spanish platter,
by the safe, as the price is only 20 10 - reals
! weldon at home. An export duty OF I reais
per bashcI is to be levied.
The Reyal squadron was hourly expected
at Cadz
SPANISH QUARANrINE LAWS.
The board of health at Algeziras, (undcr an.
rrovdl by the supreme boardj have decrced
the pain of death against all persons who shall
| clamdcsiinely land from the Barbdfy coast
against All WHO having communicated az sea
with vessel infected or provided with a fonl
bill of health, shall not make il known to the
board when visired by its oflicers-against all
captains, proceeding from an infected place,
VINO snail iaEd clandeSthely OF any potnf on
the Spanish coasts ani against all persons
performing quarantine at sea r0nsh0ro, who,
without the knowledge and express order OF
| tie board, shall take or send any goods or C T.
ieciS out OF the quarantine groHnd-as VOL
rs all who shall assist in dOin, 80 or 6 no shall
steal or assist in stealing them ogt e the same
~ decrees ten years imprisonment 10 one Of
the Spanish settlements IN Africa, against all
persons performing quarantine, vhO shall
J break It and run away, although hut one day
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