Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-05


,uraily conclude we were in state of
usurrection-jadging from the immense
crowds at unemployed wcTkmen and
others lettering abou, the streets, ha-
ransnlng each other, and eagerly inquir.
lug OF every coach eia Manchester, Tor
news. Oar streets continue crowded
and mnrky asd sco@lmg clouds of dis
con'en, may be seen viSibly depicted or
hundreds OF faces. Many are apprelrn
sive that something unpleasant may
occur here, when The troops are all with.
| drawn"
| The Courier states that great evils are
To be unprecedented from the populace ian
the towns near MANCHESTER. AT Ashton,
on MoHday night. they drove out the lew
military stationed there. At Macclesiirld,
they endsavored 10 get possession of The
arms under the care of or 6 soldiers AT
The guard house. A, Stockport, they
were drawn mp in array against the
soldiers, and threatened "a battle. Mean
while tires were lighted by The Reformcrs
as signals 10 each other OH all the sur.
rounding hills, rockets were thrown up,
ana other means evidently adopted Will,
Il view Ia general instruction.
The Courier adds, that there were
| indications that attempts would be made
To iibera,e Hunt from confinement. On
Tuesday afternoon a large body was seen
drilling about mile from Middleton,
some with pixies, and others with scyihcs,
&c. affixed TO the end of huge Sticks
They were heard 10 say, we shan't
come unprepared, as we did before. >
we shall be ready for them shortly"
The .ondon Times OF the 2lst August,
speaking OF the Manchester meeting,
| says We have positive evidence, from
variety of quarters, that The country,
, though not openly iumul,uous, is not
iranquil-lAat the lower class of The
people are neither mute nor moiionl ss
| aud that since Tuesday, reinlorcements of
iro~ps have been sent for by the com
maadlng General, from many places
| within his district"
Disturbances had broken out al Govern
try.
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Important accounts have been received
this morning from Gibraltar ami Cadiz.
An express had arrived AT the former
place, stating that The yellow fever had
made MS appearance a, Cadiz with great
halsniiy, and that not only the mhabi-
taniS o, The town, but the military II. the
neighborhood, had taken the iniec,iun.
| The letters from tile British fortress are
daled on the I'd instant, and tI,ey add,
that Immediate precautions had been IA
ken b. the governor To prevent all com
municaiion with Spain, and that "A gordon
was TO be established withou, delay. All
| intercourse would thus be INTERRUPTED.
uuiess the regulations ofquarauiine were
| observed.
he dates from Cai;Z are one day later:
| ahC ihey Stale that the fever had been
brought by The Asia, from Hav.4 where
| IL mas made considerable ravages during
| The iasi few moHlhs. -Half the crew OF
The Asia is said 10 be infected or deau of
The dreadful maIady.
| A"s'. 24.-Tnere has been little or 10
| business dong 1T the Stock Exchange for
| The last or D days the variation has moi
been more than / or per cent.
Paris paper>'oi the Dist are received. -
he Monlienr OF That day, contains an
oidonna9ce convoking all the Electoral
Colleges OF the lhird series. French funds
-hve per cents III. 40c.-bank stock
l422f. soc.
On the 23d Doctor Watson addressed
two letters, one 10 Lord Sidmou,h- the
other 10 the Lord Mayer of London. Tie
former was in these terms
MY Lord-ln the event ofIIIe absence
of Henry Hunt, E q. and Sir Charles
WolseleA, from the Meeting intended 70
be held in Smithfield on Wednesday next.
being myself invited TO the chair.
am desirous to be informed from your
lordailIp, whether il is the intention Of
his MaIesty's Ministers TO interrupt the
peaeeable assembling Of the people on
that day and from motives of HUMANITY
whether they will be allowed peaceabjv
TO separate without any military attack
OH thei person.
| am, my Lord, Your obt. servant
GAMES WATSON"
LIVERPOOL, Aug. The $50 Man
chester Magistrates wlIo had been de
pu ed 10 London, relative to the laie dis.
iurbance IN thai Town, had returned. A
meeting OF the Privy Council had been
held amt the Law Officers called upon for
their opinion as To the mode ofproceeding
To be adopted towards Mr.. Hunt and the
Other persons arrested, but they declined
giving any opinion, the accounts being 40
contradictory that they saw ihey ,ould
come 10 no decision until the facts were
Iald before them by deposition upon oath.
The general opinion in England was iba,
the Magistrates a,hougn actl,aled by tie
best lnteHiions bad been precipitate i'm
ordering The Ycomanry 10 act, as lie
Meeting until that moment had been
perfectly orderly. II was rumoured thar
Hunt was TO be discharged on BAIL
lie had been twice carried before The
Magistrates, buI each examination was
short and cOntainea nothing The least
! interesting.
LONDON, August % The Blossom arrived
from the South American station, landed about
two millions of dollars at Rio, from lima,
and brought TO Eng about l40 OD0 on msr-
chants account. She and he Audromache
having also Treasure or board, passed Lord
CUcifanes squadron, ia the south Seas. bui
| hts LOTdslp did not discover even the slight
tsllntenli"n OF IuterIuPting either OF ti1e ships
| H,sLordslip's squadron appeared in EXCELLENT
oTdcr aud u is bnl iIsiice 10 his Inrdsl iin fn