Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

lHc iuuiNVuudi, duu gave All Ofutr Tor MS
burial IN due form" The Courier, how
ever, remarks, we can hardly believe
that any thing so offensive 10 public de-
enruin could he committed oreH ia .Asae-
T'ca :" Very fine indeed. We can assure
the Courier, that these =neers and srper-
clslous airs, are iustly appreciated IA this
county. And we can also assure the
Chronicle, that " he Is, as he Processes 10
he, friendly In the American character he
had better avail himself of some other
way OF evideucing his good opinion oi us,
than to vcnd such iuui and yrouudlsss
ISLANDERS. Wcvcniure 10 say, that the IL
bove anecdoie WAS never before heard OF
IN America. Though an attempt is made
10 draw mvidious comparisons between
American JUICES and lord Peterborough,
these editors are informed. tia, our iuri-
deal benches are adorned with Judges
who for ,aIea,s and legal requirements.
would not suffer by comparison With
any In the world. IN lork 4. Post.
LONDON, luly iS.-rhc following is an
extract OF letter from Il respectable
house at Madrid, dated the goth June, 10
an comment firm III LONDON -
have the honor 10 address YOU, thro
the medium ot our mniual friend, Mr..
-, merchant ot Cadiz, Informing YOU,
HAT the introduction into Spain of every
species OF CoTc0N GoODSis now conced-
ed to the English government for ten
years, aud l was ANXIOUS tn make known
IN you this important event by the first
post, IN order that YOU n.ay make YOUR
shipment accordingly
According To the accounts Of travellers
from LeglIurn, arrived N Ilarsei!ies. three
American ships of,he line and two frigates
were at the former port, and the Tuscan
government had u.derits consideration
request male hy the American commo-
do:e, to be allowed 10 cast anchor AT
Porto Ferrain.
Jaiy 30" The funds advanced nearly
one per cen, yesterday. To-day, Consois
are steady at 77b. The payments OH the
New Stock are assigned as the reason for
lie present low rate OF The funds and as
large iDsiament will be paid on Saiur-
dag, ar immediate and considerable rise
III the funds is anticipated
1t Is stated tina, great activity prevails
IN the commercial ports of France. At
bordeaux and Bayonne there were num-
her OF ships about 10 sail for England and
The West iniies.
Tie seizure OF Pensacola by the United
States, is an event which naturally excitcs
public attention aud ti.c more so, be-
cause II is as yet unaccompauicd by any
explanatory matter which would enable
one 10 form d judgment upon lis true cha
focter. a general opinion seems TO ore
vail, that the affair has taken place con-
irary TO the wishes Of the American 90
yernment, and ii,at the president will dis
avow the proceedings of gen. Jackson
This step, if taken, ami if followed Mp by
r The punishment OF that officer, may be
sufficient TO conciliate The wounded feel
inSs OF Spain, and too nice an enquiry in
10 instructions would thea be i'll tined GU
rlosiiy.- there is another mode i'm
which II has been surmised, this affair be-
tween SPAN and America may be settled,
which requires a lille notice. eve have
good reason To- believe" observesa morn.
ing, paper Of yesterday, "i',ai an appeal
w'il be made by Spain To the great Allied
POWERS OF Europe for an aljmsiaent of
differences by their mediation" OTcOurse.
tins appeal must he made by both iUe lj,
ISanis; but America has soicmnIy declar.
Ell her intention not To unite in such Il re-
ference. In the long historical letter from
John Quincy Adams Ia Don Onis, dated
May l2lh, 1913. is the following pussat,e:
lhc United States, in justice Ia them
selves, Ill justice TO thai harmony which
They earnestly desire 10 cEiliyate viii, all
The Powers OF Europe, in justice to that
fundamental system OF policy, which for
Dids ihem rom entering ihc taby ruth of
European politics, must decline solivi,io.r
or acceding 10 the interference OF any
other government Of Europe, for the SET
iieGisnt OF their differences with Spain"
After this assurance, the question of me-
dialion is wholly set at rest.
Four Americas vessels were met in the
Baltic shout ten days since, proceedinrto
III. Petersburg in ballast, in order TO Io,J
with naval stores, with which thew were
directed 10 return home, aS,Speediiy as ms
st5fc. This is lar from being The firsi in
stance that has come TO our knowledge. of
the eagsrnesS Of the Americans TO provide
themselves not merely with naval stores
bat with ammunition and artillery. Most
OF the American ships which, leay. the
Thames, carry out military stores, in great
aiuEdanCc-cannO balls, pieces Of can
non, and nmpowder-tak:ng in Ire halter
at the place assigned for loading cargocs
OF That sort. One, which sailed five or six
weeks since, carried out several 81 pound
ers, guns suitable TO no vessel under The
strength OF !rigaie. All this is done
publicly. and we mention it DIS d mere mat.
ter Of curiosity, and moi Will, the slightest
notion t!Iat IL should be prevented. The
probaihIny Is, That Uiany such materials
have been re- sold indirectly 10 the Sonib
American Insurgents, and that some are
provided by individuals q by government
for the war with Spain, and that the re-
mainder Will be stored for ANY OTHER
war. 10 which thr Americans may suppose
themselves led by their " iGgh destinies!"
DUKE or WGLLINGTON.
The court OF CESSATION At Brussels. in an
extraordinary sitting on the 2oih july, de-
cided in the appeal of Lord Wellington
against the sentences passed by HE tribn-
nal At Ghent IN favor Of :be editor ofibe
" journal of East and West Flanders. =
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