Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13
More of the Pirates Taken.

CHARLESTON, Angus, John Fur
long and VIM. Smith, Two of the crew Of
the sioop Laurence, engaged in murder
ing the crew OF the British brig dan, have
been apprelcDded, and lodged in the
Gaol OF Savannah. They were found In
The marsh near Tat city. II is said that
they are the rlnglcaders, and that The for
mer shot The Captain, and The latter the
Cook, of the above brig. Two others
were also taken up AT The same time, and
have been remanded for further examina-
ton.
Those Of the crew oftle Lawrence who
are al present confined in the gaol of this
cIy, attempted TO escape from thence on
Thursday evening, hy making passage
through! The upper ceiling. Their design.
however, Was fortunately frustrated ; and
large number of instruments, used for
lie purpose, taken from their possession.
Patriot.
we learn from various quarters, (says
the Columbia STATE Gazetie) that Corn
crops throughout this state will be unco M
mohly heavy this year the Cotton also
promises TO be fine, but the rot has. i'm
many places, already made considerable
ravages III il.
WASHINGTON, August Owe are hap
py TO learn that the PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, attended by his private
secretaries Mr.. Gousernem' and Lieut.. Mon
roe, arrived IN this city yesterday morning,
and IN good health, Notwithstanding his
long and iatiguing journey through the
Southern u Western States.
The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ar
rived al his Lodgings at Strother's Hotel
on Friday evening, from visit 10 his
family in New York. MAT. Int.
Tue fleet of general peace is severe.
~ felt on every business and profession
in our country. In general, the trades
which serve TO provide food and raiment
for man are not affected by The siagua-
ton OF the market for other commodities.
But II would seem as though people had
almost ceased. TO eat and Ia wear clothes,
so universally ditlused is the paralysis of
trade. Ii begins seriously To- affect the
art OF Printing. From every quarter of
The country We hear of wOrkmen in that
business unemployed; aud Judging from
the unusual tafdInesS OF our subscribers
IN complying wit, their terms of sub
scrlptiOn Ga complaint which is cpl
demic just now in The pr0fession,) we
should suppose they had ceased to read.
But, bad as all this is, some intelligent
and well informed men seem 10 think we
have not vel seen The worst of IT, A let
ter from one OF that description, to the
editors. of recent date, contains the fol
loving suggestions on this head, which
we recommend TO The consideration of our
readers, as containing muhum an pa,.Uo:
Labour on the Black Sea, al twenty
tive dollars per annum only, and in
lndostan al from twelve TO eighteen
dollars per annum, The laborer in both
countries finding lis own bed, board,
and clothing, Joined TO redundancy
OF soil, will I'LL our foreign markets. with
y cotton, gram and tobacco. Ii is necessa-
" ~ 10 examine and consider The STATE
of things, and the prospects before us,
with IAN independent regard 10 the whole
national interest"
The writer of this letter, by the way.
who is warm friend TO Domestic Ma.
nufactures, cauDot fail TO see and ac-
knowledge that no state of things could
he more prOpiiious TO the prosperity of
that interest in our country in word,
MAT under such circumstances, that
branch OF industry alone can thrive. Id.
PHILADELPHIA, August 7....U. S.
BANK SToCK-07 offerei, 90 asked, no
sales this forenoon. In New York. yes
terday, 100 shares were sold al 075.
EXTRACT OLA LETTER DATED
Nacedonian, Valparaiso, March p
The arrival Of the Macedonian in Ihe
Pacific has caused 40 incon siderable de.
gree Of wonder aud admiration. Indeed
she justly merits it, for SHE is in the mos.
pelitCi order. have visited Santiago
lie capital ofChili, SO miles from Valpa-
Iaisoi ituaied near The foot Of Use AIDES,
an wa trcaiedviih marked polteness by
lac supreme director. The army under