Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20
FOREIGN.

l..
, rler, Bo.ne, Zone of the line of packc,sl
, arrived in The outer harbor la.t evening,
, III 10 days FROM Liverpool. She sailed on
tie Isl September. Capt. Bovine sent us
up TINS morning, By the Revenue Cutter.
HE OF London papers 10 the sol, OF
| August rclusivc.
]he Gucrriere irigate, which ,ouchedin
al Caves, Oh her way TO ST. peiersburrb.
with Mr. Campbell, tile American MINIS
ter to That Court, seems, by the following
notice i'll The London papers, to have ex,
cited great curiosity
The United States iri.ate La Grey.
'7ve. which arrived Il, Cuwcs on SUNDAY.
is OF prodIgiouS size, and has most inn
posing appearance. She has crew of
400 mer. and can Oh an emergency, mount
upwards OF 80 guns, being of tile same
Grass IN POM OF tonnage aNd dimensions
as our English 6fs. This is lie same yes.
sal which captured an Aiceriue irlyate Of
40 guns, IN the Mediterranean, about 10
months ago. The Guerrero, according
10 Mr.. James, book, carried in the late
war, 81 thiriy-twos upon her main deck,
eA iusive OF her upper-dech carrona,les,
w'ih IA complement of 55U men Her tom
mage Is upwards of l.ooG, making her
larger by l5U ions than ans "a gun ship
OF the old rate III the British navy. Yet
Tins fine ship Is classed only IA a i,isale,
ANA is actually rated at IS guns less than
several of ours"
CowEs, Aug. % Sailed last evening,
The United States irigate La Guerrero.
With his excellcncy ;he honorable George
Washington Campbell. minister 10 the
court OF Russia. The tiHe appearance of
lin" immense irlsate, drew on board of
her during her short stay al Cowes, Il
large assemblage of distinguished visit
"rS, oil OF whom were very courieousiy res
ce!ved by Captain M'DOnough and l.;s
officers. On Saturday, the Marquis Of
buckingham, Earl Spencer. the right hon.
Thomas Grenvll!e, Admiral Lock. tEe
hon. capt. Charles Paget, and several pro-
icssIouai gentlemen, inspected lie Guer-
riere, aud on lie following day, the Earl
OF Cavan, captain Thomas king, Gone o!
ihe elder biotters OF The Trlnhy Boafc1
ana many of Tie officers Of The Queen
Charlotte and other guard ships AT Spu-
head. HE complement OF men OF b0iMG
LeGnerrIcrc, on her arrival in Cow es road
stead, was 400; aud although much care
was had IN selecting proper crew. for ,he
launch and barge, IN communicating With
tie shore, eleven men couirived 10 sip
oil undiscovered, the views and pictur-
esque scenery of tile Isle of Wight and
Splihead having been, il is said, very la
Eiliar 10 them.
LII the paragraph respecting The force
aud tonnage of the American slip Guer-
riere, fact was niisslated. The Aigerine
irigaie alluded 10, was taken, not by the
Guerriere alone, but by an Amei lean
squadron, composed of that ship, The
Macedonian, Congress, Ontario, and four
or flve brig sIOops. A refer nee 10 ihe
American Commanders official tcttcr vii!
establish the point.
II IL said, says ~ London Courier, that
Mr.. Gallatiu, Ambassador from the q.
STATES, 10 The court of France, and Mr.
Rush, American Ambassador in this conn
Try, have been appointed Plenipoient,a-
rirs, Tor HE purpose OF rehew ing and ex-
tendlng the commercial treaty already ex-
listing between Great Britain aud lie y
States, and held conference with Lord
Casileredsh OIL Saturday last. at his Lord
ships scat, North Cray, kent, al whici,
I've Right Hon. MIR. Robinson md Mir.
GcnIhoGrn, who II IL aided, are the Pie
npoieniiarles appointed by his MajeSlI's
GI"crnmeni TO negotiate with The Ame-
rican Plempoien'laries assisted.
AMERICA q GREAT BRITAIN.
LIVERPOOL, August 25.-The article
| rec onimeDded 10 our attention by Il
Friend, so completely comedies with our
| own views Of The existing relationship be-
tween this country and America, that ~
liat adopted ilIea.ivice of our cnrrespou-
dent, by inserting the essay from The
Scotsman, which Is given entire, snA -
recommended 10 the pdiill ular attention
OF our readers. Ii is by such plain arpu.
mchls, divesied Of al parry feeling, iiaf
| the people Of England must ultimately be
Il t1...t a
| United States, aud particularly the west
| ward extension OF their increasing POM
| laiion, Are matters of high interest TO ihe
civilized nations OF tie old world. Ii is
there lila, the prosperity of Europe NAV
| find The means al strengthening Itself by
| commercial traDsaciiOos, ana there tho
| unfortunate andthe hisaiiected gill find
| as! lun's Tor ages get TO come.
| GT0EndS 9 dispute 6etwcen Great Byitain
anil Amcrioa; probable consequences " an
American ioar.
The rapid increase of t.eir culture aud
population too, doubleing in twenty
live or thirty years, must necessarily
augment this demand for our goods il
| The same proportion. Cifcumsianced
as thctwo countries are, use No figure
ofspeecii, but speak the simple fact
| when J say, thai not an axe falls in the
| woods OF America, wiliCt does not but
III motion some shuttle Or hammer. or
wheel IN England. "--Afr. ByOug5dn9s
speech ia nc HouSs u Commons, I6th
Jme, 1879.
THE capture 0! Pei sac9la, aud the ex-
ecutich OF VI ssTs. hrDallnot and Ala
rslie, appears 10 l'ave excied ~ some
minis ar unusual degree cf irritation to
aaT Is North America. BIt surely the
goos sense OF tEe spcopis q Britain vii
Inef elbow Jtsclf, and espPci1llv iu a raattss