Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
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ouS pdSsdSt, hdtiup sprung ner iOrenaSt,
and was without II for ten DAYS. The
Pacific sailed from Liverpool Oh the first
OF last month, up to which date the cd-
tors OF the Gazette have papers, Lloyd's
Lists, Prices, &c. From The contents Of
Lloyd, NC tnd that from the 18th Ia The
2Siho September, considerable damage
had been done alonS The English coast, by
successive gales and We also find, that "a,
almost all OF the out ports, many vessels
had been prevented from going 10 sea-
Several vessels hal sailed forihis por,, aud
from their non arrival, il is probahs ,bey
had either put back, or have been dis
abled.
The contents of The London papers
are not very interesting. The markets, il
will be seen by ourquOiations, were rather
fia.
The German papers state, that there is
no longer any doubt that Count BernstoH
would be placed at the head of the Prus-
auadnlmstratien as Wee Chancellor aud
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. 1t would APP
pear strange, the same paper continues,
that foreign ambassador should become
Minister of Stale to The Court of which he
is accredited.
Tranquility was restored in the Univer-
sity of Gottinsen, where The students had
been rioious.
an English Qnaksr.-An article from
Rouen contains Il proud testimony To the
disenierested and generous conduct Of
Messrs Fox and Son, of Btis!ington, near
BRISTOL, vino having obtained possession
of property by the capture of French
vessels, in the first American war, re-
funded II to the French merchants from
whom the vessels had been taken. A far
ihrr sum by way OF interest, is placed by
them III the hands OF the treasurer of the
marine invalids al Paris, 10 be distributed
among poor French mariners and their
children.
The greatest tranquility prevailed in
France; and the king has resumed his u
sus! course of ceremonies and masses.
The vintage had commenced every where
in France, and al abundant produce was
anticipated.
Gen. Sir Gregor NJ Oregon, had arrived
at the Donegal arms, in Belfast.
Considerable damage has been sustain
ed in Cardiganshire, by the heavy gales of
wind, and tremendous torrents of rain
Trees were torn up by The roots, and cot
tages and bridges swept away, while the
low lands have been inundated tea cons-
derable extent.
The Rochiort "a, was fitting for The flag
Of Admiral Sir Thomas Freemani!e, the
commander in chief in the Mediierrane-
an. Sir Thomas Hardy takes the COM
mand of lie Spencer, guard ship at
Plymouth.
Mr.. KeAn made his first appearance for
the season at Drury lane theatre, on the
26ih OF Sept. IN The character of Richard.
He was received ~ the audience with great
applause. Most of the ladies ornament
ed their ham with white roses, III compli-
meni 10 the representative of the chief O
Il.a Il l. l..
appearnd for the tirSl time as Richmond.
barnard Performed the part formerly sus-
famed by "ahsck, and acquitted himself
creditahiy.
The Congress of AIN la Chapele would
commence their conferences about The Isl
of Oct.
Lord Casiereagh left Brussels on the
10Th September, for Spa and AK la Cha.
pelle.
The King of Prussia had forbidden every
species oil ceremony on his entry at AK la
ChapeIle.
The Emperor of Austria was on his way
to the above place, with splendid cqui-
page oil nine carriages, each with six horses
--T'he Emperor OF Russia travels with a
limited suite.
Tie squadron Of Russian frigates bound
TO Cadiz, was wind bound at Spiihead, on
the 9th Sept.
Preparations were made at Leipsc for
lie reception oil the Emperor Alexander.
who was expected there on the 2ist. The
King ofSaXony goes from Piiniiz 10 I.eip-
&c, TO have an interview with the Empe-
ros.
The cotton spinners at Manchester had
become orderly; but the turn out weavers
still refuse TO return 10 their employment.
There was TO have been meeting Of that
class of workmen at Preston, where dele
gates from the different manufacturing
towns were TO attend.
The London Sun of the Goth. mentions
that they had received letter from their
correspondent at Paris that day, contain
ing an account of the dreadful massacre
at NIsmrs; but on account of the late
hour, deferred publishing The particulars
I'LL the next day.
Ii Is asserted IN a private lrtic r from Pa
ris, that the marriage OF Marshal Macdo-
maid, with The widow OF Gen. Moreau, was
certain.
Letters had been received in London
from the Discovery ships under Captain
Ross, dated Isl August, IN lat rs, as, \.
long. 81, 80, w. They state thai The ice
was clearing away, and That their prospect
OF success was improving.
The London Courier says, that expert
enced nautical men, who have had an OPP
pOrtuYiiy OF inspecting the steam vessel
Of Lord COciIrane, have been struck with
IFS remarkable adaptation for navigating
upon such coast as The windward ISL
land offs Helena aud observes, as a ma
val officer, Lord Cochrane never Showed
himself deficient in enterprise, and TO his
natural ardor is now added tie excite
meni Of desperate fortunes. Ills charac
Ter has been much mistaken, or there are
few things HAT would crafty him more