Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
FOREIGN.

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-By the arrival
last evening, of the ship Governor Girls
void, from Liverpool, we have received
london papers to The 9TH and Liverpool
To The 9th of October inclusive. Extracts
follow: ZEE. Post.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER o.
Germany. j lie army of Austria has
been increased $4,000 men by the las levy,
and. "a second levy, equally numerous, is
already talked OF!
Sandt, II is said, VIII be tried by central
tribunal, to be established al Mayrnce.-
The Prussian conspiracy will be brought
before the same court.
Accounts from Frankfort say, that Sc
vcral Jewish houses are preparing to quit
that city, in order 10 avoid the persecu
tons OF which their nation is the object
The rich bankers, Rothschids, are 90
ing to settle al Vienna. Our readers will
remember that the emperor OF Austria
has granted them patents of nobility, as "A
recompence for the services which they
performed during the last war.
Disturbances have broken out al Oden.
valid, province of the grand duchy of
Hesse, which seem TO have been very
serious. They are said 10 have arisen
from tie raising of taxes. A detachment
of cavalry, ordered TO arrest lawyer of
MIchcls'adt, suspected Of having excited
these troubles, has been put 10 flight by
the country people. A delachmen, of
infantry, with four pieces of cannon, has
been sent from Darms,adi, 10 reduce the
rioters 10 order. Ii is said the insurgents
have made themselves masters Of six
pieces of cannon, belonging 10 the caetlc
of the count OF Erbach
France The. number Of English in
Paris is increasing. Ii is reckOned that
moi less than 5000 are nJN i'm that city.
Den'naIk.-It is stated, on the authority
of private letters from Hamburger, that
the disturbances al Copenhagen, direct
ed against the Jews, had been renewed
with greater, violence. The troops having
put them down, il is asserted, that the
uexi day The sailors in theport reinforced
the pOpU!acc, and, after -holding some
parieNs with the soldiers, the latter reius
ed 10 act against the people. Ii l.
added that the king had, in consequence,
Quilted his capital, 10 proceed 10 a strong
fortress al some leagues distance, and
that new troops had been ordered TO
march upon Copenhagen. There have
been disturbances of a similar character
at ElsineHr.
Accounts from Madrid, of The Sth of
last month, mention, that the English
government has renewed lis proposal 10
the Court of Spain, 10 obtain, upon Ger.
tam conditions, the cessiOn OF The Island
at Cuba. which appears 10 place the
Spanish ministry IN situation which Is
The more embarrassing, as the inhabitants
OF that rich colony seem resolved TO de-
fend their liberty by force OF arms, rather
than submit 10 tie power OF q. Britain.
The correspondence between London
ant Madrid IL extremely active al This
moment, which seems 10 indicate that
highly important negotiations are on foot
but they are involved in mystery, and we
must wait with patience till Tine shall
discover the secret.
MANCHESTER MEETING.
Al a laie meeting Ot some OF the pTin-
cipal inhabitants of Wcstmoreland coun-
~, we were highly gratiied by the rea-
sonablc and moderate tone in which Mr..
Broug ham addressed the assembly OH
this melancholy subject. With the Ma.
tural and proper feelings Of an English
man ON the violent proceedings of the
10th August, he expressed, at the same
lime, his pointed disapprobaiion Of those
meriHg maSSeSo radicals, who march round
The country, 10 Etiueuce and Overawe the
| decisions OF every local assembly, by an
interference which is equally dangerous
| aud unconstitutional.
A fine light house is now erecting on
the end of the IIoiyIIead Pier it is said
that II is 10 he lighted with gas.
Mr.. Vandenh0ff, we understand, has
declined the engagement which las been
offered 10 him by Mr.. Ellison, of The
Drury-lane Theatre.
Lireypoot Theatre. -In letter addressed
by MIR. :iean TO London newspaper,
| respecting his motives for abandoning his
expedition 10 America, that gentleman
uses the following expressions:
Mr.. Ellision has engaged Mr.. Van
denhOH, of Liverpool, an actor Of The
iirsi consequence, and gentleman whose
high talents deserve the first place, and
whom il would therefore be degrading TO
| Eiake secondary 10 ANY Que. This gen
llemau'a walk ia The Drama is Tie same
| as my o"p, and lie has established hipl
reputation by his performance Of Rruius.
Sir Giles Overreacb, Sir Edward Morii-
| mer, aud al those characters IN which |
have been ~ any way distinguished"
Tile BaiiooH.-'I'ho following memoran-
ia are from The journal OF Messrs. Ii
vIrgston and Sadler:
Assembled from the area Of the Liver
pool NorkhouSe AZ fOuTieea minutes past
TWO CLOCK ~ Tie afternoon, M north
east direction. From the hazy state Of
ihe atmosphere our yiew was much con-
hncd.
Kept rear tie earth, the better TO gra-
fifty the spectators. Drank io the health
Of lie ladies' who presented The banners,
and 10 numerous kind friends. We could
distinctly hear the military music and tie
cheers OF the people for considerable
time, when We must have becen al least
q nile above the EARTH.
twenty FIVE minutes before 4, (eleya-
ilon about mile and half passed over
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