Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

6~We received by last nights Northern
mail, only one newspaper the Baltimore
Federal Gazette OF Saturday 1t furnish
es us with London dates Ia the 2d Sept.
days later.-Sir Francis Burdeil has at
last slept forward TO aid the cause of The
people.
New YORK, Oct. BY the arrival
this iorenoono the ship Albion, from Liv
pool, We have received London papers
to the ID Sept Inclusive, eight days la
ter than before received. En-. Post.
The great Westminster meeting vas
held on tue Cd Sept. with Sir Francis
Burdett al their heaG, 10 deliberate upon
the conduct of the Magistrates a, the
Manchester riot. The meeting assem-
bled at II O'Clock, with music, flags.
pacar,'s, &c. and before three o'clock IL
was calculated that 10000 persons were
present. Sir F. Burdett took the chair.
and addressed the multitude. Among
number OF observations, he said he no.
ped e" the expressions of abhOrreDce a.
gaiust the violence, The bleodshcd, and
murders at Manchester would be umani-
NOUS, aud that every man ofhoaonr would
feel himself bound 10 vindicaie The out
ragged liberties of the nation. They were
TO decide whether they were 10 be per-
miited TO breathe the air, aud wear
their own noses, without the permissiuu
of our weak ministers" He asserted
, that the arrest OF Hunt was illegal, 4 that
he had conducted himself throughout,
with wisdom and propriety. He was
followed by Mr.. dollhouse, and major
Cartwright, who concluded by moving
an address TO the Prince Regent, aud The
meeting broke up peaccably and orderly.
An article from Hamburg, dated Aug.
81, says" The Brunswick post has NOT
arrived to-day, and il is affirmed that It's
| delay is occasioned by "a terrible riot
winch has broken out there against the
/ Jews, who, II is reported are all massacred:
and, III consequence oi thai event, the
| town gales are closed. |, is, nevertheless,
| cOnsidere,i, that the delay ofthe posi- NAV
| arise from soG,e less fearful circumstances,
| or that, II there has been anN disturbance,
the report is at least much exaggerated"
| Accounts Ia the 10Th OF August from
| Madrid, have reached London. They state
that The court of Madrid had long hest.
tated upon The point Of cediug To tie
| United States, East aud West Florida,
and al last king Ferdinand has been adj
weed by his ministers, not to ratitg the
treaty. 1t is also stated ina, the American
slOop OF war Hornet, had sailed from Ca
dIz, for the United States, without the
ratification OH board.
CoTToN-Yhis forenoon, SAYS the
London Couriar, OF Aug. 81, there APP
! pears 10 De great revival in the demaud.
In Liverpool on the lst September,
Georgia bowels is quoted from Is I'D
10 Is 3D. New Orleans Is I'D to Is 3.
Prices al Liverpool, dug. 23-Cottou, Sea ISL
| and, soud To fine. rs 81 TO IS ordinary To mid
ding, Is lOd TO Is I'd; bowed Georgia, Is
| l lid TO ls3d; n. Orleans, Is I-2d 60 Is I'D :;
Tennessee, Is 10 is Id. Tobacco, James Ri
yer, leaf, 3-4d TO sd; stem'd, 81 10 81; Rap
| han. ,nnE lauf 4 q =
| Kentucky, Leaf, Sd to sd stem'd, to Cd
| Ashes, lat Pot, fresh Boston, sos 10 4Is ; New
York, ass to d0s Montreal. "a to S6s Anne
rican lot Pearl, Ais TO 43s Montreal 39s to
10. Turpentiue, good, IS 10 l3s cd Iar A
merica. Ia 10 los Cd Virginia, roauy, ISs to
10. Flour Am. sweet, Sss to 40; sour aud Of
iy BIS to 80. Rice in bond, Is to 2ls--Flaxseed,
The Fair Circassian in pursuit of the Per-
sian ambassador has left London and embarked
in ship which was to convey him to Constan-
tinopIe.
Hunt had undergone an examination before
the magistrates of Manchester, and had been
admitted 10 bail.
Sir Thomas NJ. Hardy has not yet sailed
from England. Al the last date he had long
conference with ministers, on bis intended ex-
petition TO the South Seas with four ships, who
are to serve as squadron of observation 10
act III the event of emergency.
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BUENos AYREs, Aug. 4.-The news
this day from Monte VideO, on 1rediiatie
authority, is-That Don Manuel Vidal
, and Don Juan Fro, natives of Monte
Videe, and members Of the Cabildo, are
appointed deputies TO wait on The King
ofPortuga', TO exact of him his promise,
that the Portuguese should evacnaie the
eastern side Of the river three months
! previous to the arrival of the Spanish ex-
pedition. This is done with The sanction
b , of Gen. lie Ceur; aud Don Nicholas
Herrera, his first counsellor, has 10 doubt
the king Will comply with this proposal
The BuenOs Ayreans celebrated the
i third anniversary Of their declaration Of
Independence, i'll July, with much pub
: lie display. [Saiem Gaz..