Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

pended. II is TO be hoped that This dis
puie viii soon be settled, as any STOP
page OF the supply OF so important AN ar
tcie would very soon be seriously felt
Goals advanced from l.. TO IS. Yesterday,
III cons quence ofthe above circumstance.
The journal de Paris contains the ioi.
lowing paragraph :-"I'he French frigate
Ia Ga!aiee, which sailed the 18th instant
from Aigiers, whittier she had accompa-
med The French ship lie Colnsse and the
English divisions, eniere,don the 10Th, the
port OF Iouion. She Was 10 sail the neat day
Tor Tunis, where she Was To meet again
the French and English division which
after remaining three days q, Algiers, we're
10 sail TO iulhl their mission 10 the ether
Barbary Regencies. We are ignorant of
the resui. OF the conferences OF the com
manders OF these two divisions with the
Dey."
The Ncw Tragedy Of Brutus.-'The fol.
lowing extract from The London bills,
will serve 10 shew The success of j. III.
Paync's Tragedy Of Brntus =" The new
Historical Tragedy. having now attained
The almost height of popularity aud uni-
versal appreciation, producing on every
evening OF performance a vast overflow
from all parts of the theatre very shortly
alter the doors are opened Its repre-
seniaiion being nightly accompanied BY
torrents Of the most loud and rapturous
applause, and lis announcement for rep
eii,ion constantly hailed by the unan-
nous cheers and acldmatiuns ofilIe whole
house, will be acted every evening till
further notice"
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The Patriots of
Venszueia are at present much embarrass-
ed from Tie want Of money, aud their
consequence. Two agents have jusi ar
rived i'll London from Angostura, with
power TO raise as large sum as possible,
on the best terms They are able but II is
believed confidently that they will not
succeed III the object ot their mission, as
large amounts due to the British mer-
chanis and others, for considerable
length OF time, have not YET been liquidai.
ed. Ii appears by the information bro't
by these Agents, that lie rainy season
had set III, and the revolutionary forces
had Just gone INTO winter quarters, in a
small town on The Apure. The latestreports
were dated the 22d June, by which i, was
learnt itial 10 action whatever had lately
occurred. News OF some importance was
expected from Margariiia, il being sup
posed That admiral Brion intended max
Ing some fresh attacks on that part of the
| coast occupied by the Royalists. Some
disputes had arisen between the Govern,
or OF Nlargarltia and the military com
| nandani, which terminated in the arrest
oi The latter, who was Immediately sent 10
| AngosIura.
Three actions of GRIM con. are announ-
cediior the next November term, in which
ihe officers OF the life guards stand cou-
spicuous. lnihe first, the parties are the
| lady OF vlscount heir apparent 10 an
carldon, and llegienant IN the army
| In The second, Captain T. of the life
| guards, and Mrs. w. the wife Of lieu
| tenant. The Two lovers are Oft to France !;
and in the third, Mrs. ii. the wife of an
| officer, formerly Of the life guards, with
halt pay officer. In this last case, in
| which the lady resided al Seven Oaks,
| Kent, the husband, arrived most mai-a-
prOpos, and gave them sound threshlng.
Mr. kean closed his engagements at
our theatre on Friday las, week and
after he has fulfilled those lii Scotland, il
is his intention TO embark for America
We understand, that lie most pressing
aud liberal invitations have beeu made
10 him while in this town, by Mr.. Ellis
ton, 10 return 10 Drury Lane theatre !;
| gaiive.
In HE Magnet which arrived here from
New York this week, there were not less
than 100 passengers, who had emigraied
! during the last and present year, and
WHO have now returned TO their native
country.
| EftFGct Of letter, received per ship Courier,
dated Glasgow, 2Sth Sept.
lie newspapers will inform you Of
the riots here as well as at Paisley.
passed thro' that town oil the Sunday
night OF the riot on The top OF The mail
coach from Greenock. There was an i'm
mense number of people assembled al
tue C:oss, but The best part of them we're
boys. The night ofthe 18th was d bad
nlSiii here. went TO the theatre 10 see
Miss y Neil, and ss passed the head OF
lice Salt market, about o'clock, ! saw a
greal many groups OF people, of about "a
| dozen IN number, ~ earnest conversation.
| l thought there might be something asiir
but never dreamed of riot. About 8
! O'Clock, The horn sounded, and all The
| military Ieii The theatre. 1t was after II
O'CLOCK, before we were out, and when |
came TO the foot of Qneem Street, the iron
| gate had Il most beautiful appearance
| almost as light as day the streets where
| the lamps were, were broken, and the gas
from The pipes was escaping It's fullest
exicNt When got 10 the Black Bull,
th"rr was considerable lumber Of infant
~, as well as cavalry, With two pieces Of
| cannon their matches and fambeaux
added considerable 10 The light. The
street was slrewed with stones, which had
bren thrown at Tie soldiers from d new
house at the head Of the SiockwelI,
oul OF wiiich house no less than fifty peo-
| pic were taken
BY the Atlantic, Captain Maiack,