Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-01

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leomanry mans sabre was iHnmrdia,el,
1rawn, AMI Wilson was marched In thr
Police Office. from whence he was taken
To NE New Bailey prison. in cus;o,iy Ike
a 'c!on. There fortunately, he was known
io'onc oi the Magistrates. am, after some
hesitation was discharged y mention
this as "ue of lie fantastic tricks which
the m,nions of authority are piayiug."
We learn by Gentleman who arrived
ty lie Mail This morning. from Mancics
Ter, that on The night of MONDAY ali the
roadSiea'simg from that town ,o Middleton,
Leigh, Royton, &c. presented distress
ny spectacle oi men, woneu, and chill
drcn, an hurryIng home in The greatest
disorder, some with their clothes iorn, o.
Tiers famed by the wounds they bad
received IN the attray, &c. Yesterday
morning sevrra! hundreds ofpersous were
seen within fourteen miles of Manchester
iNlng IN The fields by The road side, over.
come by fatigue, or unable from the nju-
RES HEY had received, In reach their
homes. The military aud police conln
ued paradng The streets o. Manchester
du'lms the whole Of Monday night. [Stn.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
NEW YORK, Sept. % We have been
iav"nred with a Liverpool price current Of
re 2i,t of August, week later than our
i,rmer, received by the llbernia from
Dnbli' The cotton market had not been
:" briSk The last. as the four or five weeks
rcvIOus.-l'he total sales OF all descrip
tons amounted only to about COCO bags
prices, however, had not declined. =
Georgia Upland, Is Ofda Is sd: New
Orleans, l39 a i7d. A petty extensive
business had been doue in Tobacco dur
ing the week. prices without alteration.
No alteration IN Naval Siorcs-Tar lbs Sd
los Gd ; Iurpenilue. is a I2S Cd
Ashes, \. York Pots, SIS d 30S; Boston.
do 4os 40s 6i-Rice declined D.
II was asccriancd that the ports would
certainly be closed 30 the importation OF
grain Tor another months.
by The DaNu, FROM Bristol, we have e.
ceivcd the London Courier 81 the lylh
June. Resides The intelligence furnished
through Tie Irish papers, published YES
terday, II states HAT Coventry was in a
state OF ConiusIOn-The ribbon wcavers
had had meeting in consequence Of the
reduction Of their wages, and had placed
several masters upon donkIeS, bare back
ed, and parahed them through the streets,
Tor not paying lair price. Ii was ex-
pected "a large body would assemble on
the l7ih, for iba purpose Of riding other
masters upon sSes through the Streets
The magis,racy had issued notice
against these proceedings, and declared
they should be under The necessity q,
rrsnriing Ia measures that would cffectu-
ally suppress them.
The Courier says, down 10 The latest
date from Manchester, no fresh distmr-
Dances had occurred, but they were ex-
pecied. Al Macclrsfirld they are much
disposed 10 make common cause with
their brethren Of Manchester. The troops
Will proceed 10 that place"
Hunt and the others are no, TO be
brought up again till the result OF the
coroncrs inquest is known. There are
90 persons III all taken 10 tile New Bailey.
On The 10Th June fire occurred al ST.
Pelersburgh, which threatened drstruc-
lion 10 the Who'll" of the taliow warehouses,
but vas fortunately eXliuglished, with
only the loss OF small vessels. and abeui
1000 casks Of ialow.
Hamburg papers TO the 18th, and Brus-
sells TO the 7'h August, contain no news.
HAYTI.-The following is an extract of
letter from Jamaica. The writer Of il is a
person possessing no ordinary means of
Information, and we think il cauno, be
glanctsat the future which shallow oui
strange events. London paDer.
&c | was al Cape Henry for IA lew DAYS.
IL is scarcely 10 be believed 10 what
safe ofsystem, order, regularity, and civil
iIzdiIon these people have arrived. Their
police Is quite perfect, aud their streets
by far the cleanrst ever saw iii any pari
OF The world. Their establishments do
them infinite honor. There is not an
hospital III Europe on more liberal es
adjustment, or better regulated, than the
one at Cape Henry. English is taught IN
all Their schools +; ii Is, in fact, the loun-
dailon of their education. The Liturgy
OF The Church OF England, the Bible and
The Prayer book dre printed in English
and French columns, and form the prin-
cipal part oftheir study. The King saws.
II he forces them 10 understand English.
they will become EugIishmen and il I've
obllges them 10 read tie Liturgy of The
Church of England, with the Bible and
Payer hook, they will naturally become
Prolesianls. Their hearts are quite Eng
lish."
Of Bonoparte.-Th Fast India arrivals
have brought aGvices from 81. II lena, Ia
The 26'I Nav. BOnapAriewas theuas well
as usual so also were Madame g. Count
Berlller, and The few Europeans who re
NAMED ~ he cOierie Of the Ex Emperor.
The mansion house, or rather palace, e.
reclHug al Inngw ood, for he residence of
BuOuapdrie, was III much foTwardnpsS,
and promised To be ready for occupancy
~ eight or nine months. II will be- avery
81 giant and convenient residence but the
TX Emperor views II With adherence,
connected as II must be III his mind with
The idea, that il j. 10 be his tenement for
life. More than five hundred Of the gar
rison are daily Oh fatigue duty on The
grounds and garden of tie mansion. Go.
vernon Lowe ,nperintrnds the work very
closely, aud keeps sharp look out on his
prisoner. lie uniips the soldier and the