Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-08

sores. and Gripping him for the purpose
OF inducing the public charity.
Proclamation, in Tuesdays Gazette,
notifies the delivery to The Bank of Eng.
land, (rom lhe Mini,) for the use of his
majes,y's subjects, coinage Of crown
pieces, which are by this Proclamation 10
pass as the laaful coin of the realm, as
OF The value Of nee shilling, in all payments
aud transactions of money.
NEW York. May 3l.-The Minerva
Smyih, Captaia Allen. has jus, arrived
from Liverpool, whence she sailed Oil The
goth of April. We Save received from
our correspondents, Liverpool papers To
| the 20lh; London to the 18th; and
Lioyds List OF The 9th and 18th of April.
Doctor StOckOe, who came 10 England
from 81. Helena in consequence of a diff
| terence OF opinion between him aud Sir
Hudson Lowe, as to his duty respecting
The reports OF conversations had with
B0uaparte. has been examined by the
British Ministers: the result is, that he is
immediately TO resume his functions at
81. Helena.
George Dorieu, Esq. has been chosen
governor, and Charles Pole, Esq. deputy
governor of the Bank of England.
| A plan Is i'm contemplation for enabling
payments. and at the same time TO keep
the gold i'll the country. Ii is 10 coin
gold pieces, which shall pass at the value
ct one guinea, but which is not TO be
worth more than IL shillings
| he Liverpool Mercury says, that the
| Duke of Wellington refused TO present 10
| the House of Lords the Anti Catholic pe-
tition OF the corporation of Dublin.
The Grand canal, which is now making
III Egypt, from the Nile to Alexandria, is
stated 10 be nearly completed. Upwards
of 10000 men are employed in this great
| work.
A Liverpool paper of the 18th Of April
states, that gloomy accounts were IRE
Ceived by the last mail from the manufac-
turing districts. Al Leicester for the
lasi ten days 5000 persons are represented
| as being out of work"
| The Duke Of York OF his way to Wind
sor on the 18Th Of April, fell and broke
the bone of his right arm three inches
above the elbow joint.
The Russian government is fitting oui
two exp tdi,ions for scientific researches
IN remote seas. Each is TO consist of two
| ships; one of them is designed TO make
| discoveries towards tie North Pole.
| LONDON, april l5.-Tie Chamber of
| Deputies had public sitting on Satur-
day. The adjourned debate on the mo-
| nopo!y OF tobacco was resumed, and the
project OF government finally adopted by
d majority of i78 to no.. NJ. Courvo-
sler then made report on the first of the
three projects of law respecting the press,
recommending generally its adoption, bul
proposing variety Of special amend
| ments.-This law, in all lis material
points, is very similar TO tina, which at
l,
sorship is proposed TO be abolished, au-
ihors. printers, and publishers, made re.
| sponsible, and offences 10 be tried by
jury. The discussion of this project was
liked Tor Wednesday, in preference to
that relative To the responsibility of minis
| tiers, who for reasons doubtless very CO.
| gent 10 themselves, are for postponing the
consideration Of the latter subject 10 the
next sessioa.-French funds 673
| Extract n a Letter ti'on. MadJ-id, dated
March 27.
An express, travelling with the great
est haste, and despatched by General
ODonnei, from CadiZ, has arrived here,
| and The contents of the dispatches have
spread most visible alarm among minis
t"rs.
4 most sensible alteration is remarked
i'll Lozano de Torres and Egula. A great
hustle has been created in The deoart-
menls under their charge, and as they
are The chief barometers by which the
public Judge of affairs, curiosity has
been considerably awakened: as far as ii
has been possible To udge from symptoms
attended with unusual mystery and alarm,
as we'll as from what il has been possible
TO gather in private channels, it is be-
lieved that General O'Donnel, the com
mander in chief of the grand expedition,
has discovered plot, prepared by the
dl affected called upon 10 embark. 1t is
rumoured that he expresses his distrust
of some officers vino have considerable
Influence among the men, and that be-
sides murmurs on account of pay, &c.
there is great c!asiIing of feeling and
sentiment, some being SerUiieS, others
L16crates, and some again AfranceSaoioeS,
and fourth class, men who consider
themselves under state of compulsion.
IL Is ihOugbt lie has requested fresh in
| siructioDs and powers, whereby much
| dilemma has been created, though the
| government was well aware that this new
| service was not liked, and some difficult
ties al the moment Of embarking were
| even antlCipaied-to remedy which, il
had been proposed that Tie king should
! g. down TO CadiZ, under hope that his
| presence would give greater eclat and
| overawe the Discontinued.
" This certainly would be a novelty,
| for Spanish monarchs have seldom Quilted
the capital, unless on hunting parties
but ii is whispered the Kiug has 4 par
ticuiar antipathy 10 visiting Cadiz:
town so lately devoted TO The Curies and
new order OF things.-The malevolent
might say lie was himself going to Amer.
ca, as ihry did OF his father, when he
thought OF visiting AndaIusa. Besides
| ar augPmeuls are Oh the tanis Tor ,I,.