Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-30


from our Minister at London for govern.
mcnis.
The Prince Regent has appointed the
Earl of Dalhousie Governor of Upper
and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, aud The Islands OF Prince Ed
ward and Cape Breton.
SIR James Kemp is appointed Lieutc-
nant Governor oi Nova Scotia.
Al meetmsa at Chester, October 10Th.
II was agreed 10 raise an additional armed
force, and + 1000 was immedialIel,
subscribed for the purpose.
The Courier, speaking of the accounts
from different parts of the country,
observes, We should tremb)e for The
tate OF This envied land, i. we saw any
wan, of vigilance or courage in our gov
| ernmUnt."
On the 18th ult. there was a considers.
bile fall of snow ia many parts of EHg-
land. In London, on the 22d, the snow
was tive feet deep.
On the 18th of Oct. II. E. the Senator
! Ta,ischoif arrived al Paris, as Minister
Plenipo,eniiary from The Emperor of all
The Ru>sias, which lessened the idea Of
war, that had been agiIaled.
The American prize lrigaie Chesapeake
having been condemned al Plymouth,
| Was purchased by Pushman and Holmes,
of That place, who are bound To break
her up the next Spring. She was taken
round from Plymouth 10 Portsmouth, by
Capt. Goble and 10 men.
| The CaJiZ expedition is broken up, the
cloathing aud provisions burned, and
| The troops have deserted i'll all directions.
Mr.. Carlis!eh has been tried and found
guilty of blasrhemy, III regard TO the
emphasizing aud selling Paine's Age Of
| Reason.
A meeting of the reformers took place
| on the moor contiguous TO the town of
Newcastle upon-Tyne. 1t consisted OF
from 10 To 10000 of The working classes
from the colonies of Tyne aud Wear
They marched through the streets OF
Newcastle, with music and flags, and bar
ners OF every descriptions, huzzaing, &c.
Killed al Paris, October 6, Mr.. Pellew,
nephew OF Lord Exmouth, by Lieut.
Walsh. in duel, both belonging TO the
lie guards .-The cause was dones,ic
quarrel. p had sedvced WIS. wife. W..
followed him To Paris.
| |! was reported Lord Wellesley had
killed Mr.. Bennett, member OF Parliament
tor Wiltshire, in a duel.
An English and French squadron, IN
! der Admiral FreemantIe and Admiral
Laurcin, arrived on the Sd of September
! al Aigiers on The 9Th, the Admirals
waited on the Dey, and in the name of
their sovereigus, presented the resolutions
of The Congress at AK la Chapelle, rela
tive 10 the Barbary Powers, one of which
Was TO the following effect" That the
| Rarbary Powers will no lougerhe allowed
10 remain on the footing they had been :;
and that they must hencefOrih, IN their
! political relations, consider themselves to
be viewed iii the light of civilized ma
lions" &c. To this the Dey replied that
he really could not comprehend what
| the aduiifals would say to him and they
have in fact lcfi Algiers without any fur
| Tier arrangement.
| A letter from Manchester Of the 10th nit. is
received by the Magnet which Says'' we shall
| have nn more public meetings Of the people
until after the meeting of Parliament
Wehave been favored with the loan of Liver
pool papers TO Oct II, received by the Cousti-
tuition. They afford bnt little matter OF inte-
| rest.
The Bulletin of the Kings health, dated al
| Windsor, Oct. ., says" His Majesty continues
| IN "A tranquil state Of mind aud 10 good bodl,
health, but his MaJesty's disorder is unaItered.'
Colonel WILSON has succeeded the late duk
oil Richmond as Governor General of both tile
| Canadas, being the senior officer thar STA
! ton.
'fhe election of Lord Mayor of London clos
| ed on the 9th Oct Alderman BRIDG Es being
elected by majority ofneary one third of the
| votes given.
| A London article of OciI2, SAYS, pro-
ciamation is preparing, and will forthwith he
Issued, announcing the meeting of Parliament
| on the I'D OF next month"
| The trial of RICHARD CARLISLE BOOKSELLER
| OF London, foT publishing series CT bIasplIe-
nous and SeditiOus libelS, commenced on the
l2ih OF October, at GUiidhall, before Lord
| Cher Justice ABBOTT and a special Jury. The
| General "A nd min ate