Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-07

publication of some articles in The Lon don 90
pers, relative to the hate duels between British
and American OAicers of the Erie " hist ty-
ing at Gibraltar, and purpot ting to be on the
authority OF letters from this place. After
some correspondence with the Governor on
the subject, Commodore Stuart has ordereda
court OF enquiry TO be held on board the
Guerriere, TO examine into the whole affair.
which isnow going ON over at Algesiras. In
the mean time, that no further quarrels may
take place between the British and Ameri-
cnns the Governor has laid AN embargo OH
The whole garrison, prohibiting all officers go
Ing into the Spanish lines by land, or water,
whilst on the other hand, all American ofhcers
are tot hidden landin. at Gibraltar, unless OF
special duty those Of the Erie are, however,
totally excepted. With regard 10 the policy
OF this couItot enquiry, different opinions are
entertained many people doubt the utility or
thisiormal proceeding in the case OF private
quarrels.'
New York, August Shy the arrival of
the ship Elizabeth, Captain Sebor, in ~ days,
we have received London papers TO the 18th
inclusive.
We have only time TO make the following
extracts -
from the London Courier, July n.
| We understand that the grand meeting of
the disable cted, at Manchester, which Was fixed
I'd OF August. had been postponed, some say
! 10 the 9th, Others to the 2zd or 23d but it
| i. more probable that it staIls adjourned
sine die.
On Thursday last, two indictments were
| fouHd against WRo E, the bookseller OF Man
chester, one for IA libel, the other for seditiou.
| He was held TO bail Oh each himself in L 500
| aud two balls in { $50 each.
We have received this morning, the Paris
papers OF Wednesday last. They state, that
| The inquiries which have been instituted, in
| consequence ot tue murder of kotEebpe, ami
| the recent attempt To asssssinate Mr. lBEL.
| have led TO the discovery OF a conspiracy in
! several German Universities TO overihi ow tue
| existing Governments in Germany, aud cOh-
woke a General Assembly, to be STYLED The Sc
nate, which should elect a Prince TO govern
| the whole CermaEic territory.
The following are extracts =
PARIS. July 2i.-1he Duke de Richeleu
has Arrived iii Paris.
On the 18th inst. a terrible connagraton
| was caused by the negligence of an idiot, at
| Reiny, in the Drpar,nent OF the Disc. Ii con.
| sumed 325 farming and dwelling houses, and
reduced TO d state OF indulgence 2GO mdiyidu-
| ais, who have now other resource than
public charity. The loss is estimated at600 GOO
| francs.
freach Funds. July 2O.--FiYe per cts. 7if.
| 60c.-Bauk Stock, HIST.
E1chonge on London, at 80 days, Bills. 2if.
| 30c-mon.y, al 75c--ditto at 5 months, bills,
| 2ff. 60c-Money 23f 55c.
l. PRUSSIA, July li.-Our Government exer-
| cises, at tins moments very active vigilance:
! several violent characters have been arrested.
A few days ago, the authorities seized The pa
pers OF various students, as also those of
| an university Professor. These unexpected
| measurers have excited tie most anxious tecl-
| inss.
RAsTADr, July 1.-two students of the u
University of Eribourg have been suddenly ta-
ken IHtp custody. The papers of several 9th
ers have been seized. Ii is asserted, that some
Investigations, recently set OH foot in the Uni
verslty Of Giesen, have brought 10 light all as
sociatioD betwees several Universities.
A private letter, dated Tunis June s, states
that" the revolt which broke out among the
Arabs on thu contineS OF Iripo has been sup
pressed. Tie plague having appeared in the
IHnisian camp, the Bey pressed the General
10 hasten his return: the latter entered into
negotiations offered OH the part OF the rebels,
and upon receiving considerable contributions
IN cattle, withdrew his troops, and arrived in
IIuis yesterday"
LONDON, July 25.--A Common Hall, we NM
dersiand, is Is be held tomorrow, for the mr.
pose of returning the thanks of the Livery TO
The Lord Mayor, tor his efforts TO preserve
the peace si The City OH Wednesday last. Mr.
limits expected TO be present. He will no
doubt, endeayor To elicit AN exposition of "tbe
horrible plot, for burning the Metropolis, and
numbering its peaceabe inhabitants-.
glorionS row. may be anticipated.
From the ~. Y. Erening Post 4
! There had been no meetings OF the dis
affected since that held at SmithGeld, and
all was quiet in the neighborhood of London.
Ii IS said TO he nnally settled, that Mr. Ellis
TOMS to have Drnry Lane theatre, his offer be-
ing the highest. kean, it is supposed, will
come TO America.
On the 22d July the second payment Of The
Loan was made OF ten per cent.
Suicides continue 10 be committed daily ia
Paris.