Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

4 itVv OF these ate hhed out To beggars and
| employed IN theyiHs.
The great Law Appointments are at length
finally settled. Mr.. Justice Abbott. previously
10 The mrs, day OF the ensuing Tenn, will he
| swUrn as Chief Justice OF The Court OF King :
! Beach, and Mr. Justice Dallas as Chief Justice
| OF the Common Pleas. The vacancies OF the
| Beuch among the Puisue Judges " III be su,,-
! piled b, two CT the following sentl,m.n--afr.
| Richards, MIR. " l.. Taunton, Mr.. Littiedaie,
| OF Mir Sergeant Bosarqueu.
| a REVOLUTIONARY ENPEDITION =
| Norsm6cf i....It is understood that Sin. e..
| MGregors expedition Viii receive consider
able accession al force from continental ,oinu-
| t.eis. lie has chartered ten tr;i,,.toits. lis
lumoicd shat tiey viii rendezvous al Old
Providence, OF tue MuSquito shore, where
Com. Au,H has already made Judgment {; and
thence. That SIR q. wiii direct MS future move.
mehis. according to circumstances, 30 AZ either
To opena direct communication with the INDIE
pendcnts III The Interior Of New Grenada, or
TO produce AN Important div ersiou in their ia :.
vor, by iand.iig on the Istbmus u Darien. 1t
Is by some eorjectured, that his ultimate views
are not uiicounecicd s,tli the intended opera
tons Of Lord Cochianc in the Pacific II is
no longer a secret that hts LOId>iip has pro.
ceeded Ia take the command oil the indcpeud.
eni naval force AT Valparaiso, aud il cannot DE
doubted tua: successful attacks upon the
wealthy Spanish seiti.m.n t> 10 the NUiihward
OF HAT port aie contemplated lay that enter
prising u!ncer. Hence, ii is not unlike Is that
part OF The force now OH The eve of sailing,
mus, and be employed kY his Lortlship as "a
corps OF debaikaiIon. 1 40 of Sir G's trans
ports left theriver on Monday last. They had
considerable supply OF arms on board Large
orders have been given for muSkets TO the
birmingham manufacturers.
Ii seems that Lord Cochraue has paid a
visit 10 the Revolutionary Admiral Briou in
the West Indies; and there is some reason to
suppose Sir Gregor and his Lordship have
intended to act together
Various opinions continue 10 be stated res
pecing the probability Of THE Bank OF England
paying iu specie, but a. they are derived from
individuals who have generally AN interest in
raising or depressing the Funds, they are emit.
tied 10 less consideration. Three rumours,
however, prevailed upon this snbj ect yesterday,
that perhaps deserved mentioning. l. That
the standard will be silver. obe made legal
tender 10 the amoGIt of 100 lbs. 2. That the
bank shall be at liberty to issue gold pieces of
the current value OF + Is Sd per ounce, the
present standard being rs lis i0ld. ,. That
an ONCE for the sale OF specie viii be establish
ed at the Bullion office in the Bank, where it
may be bought and sold like regular article
of trade.
According to advices from Spain, confu-
sion worse coniounded" is the order of the
nay there. Misery is daily spreading through
the country, and robberies are increasing
The highwaymen make their appearance chief
ly IN the Sierra Morena and from tkeir num-
bcrs and order, bear more resemblance to de-
tachinents OF rerGlar troops than to gangs of
robbers. Money is growing more and more
scarce, and trade is rapidly declining. The
house of Terry, of Cadiz, has become bank
rupt, and has involved in its fall several 9TH
els, including the houses of Museda and san
chez Toscano, Two respectable mRrcial es.
Adjustments of the city. Public credit is as
bad AS private, and the new Ministers know
not what course TO pursue, for there is not a
farthin. i'll the Treasury. A contribution Of
l60 goo 600 Of reals 600 00OD is now spoken of
as about 10 be levied oil the whole Kingdom
and this at time when il is not possible TO
collect The usual taxes. King Ferdinand, in
tearing clisiot prescriptions Iecentlyfpresentcd
10 him, Is said 10 have exclaimed, in fit OF
passion, know not what 10 do one advices
me that this IL white, another that il is black"
Cauea Arguelles, formerly a member of the
Cortes, who was set at liberty by the late Mi
pstry, III consequence OF their wishing to pro-
tit by his great knowledge i'm political econo-
my, has again been thrown into a dungeon
LONDON, Oct. 30.-We have received this
morning the following letter from our CORES
pondeEt at AK la Chapelle -
- dir la Chqpeile, Oct. 25.
" The approaching departure of lord Castle
reagh ior Cambray, has been announced here:
bat his lordshiP has not yet quilted our city;
and cry thing cOBcurs TO shew that il is not
likely. There still remained upon the last list
OF conferences, fourteen questions inscribed
The affairs OF America and Spain will not be
tie subject oia particular decision, but the
>eVeIeisns, assembled in Congress, will recor-
nize, as principle, that neutrality, for all the
European powers, IS the only state of things
which is suitable 10 the commerce which they
wish 10 maintain with the new world, and
which will permit them to await with conf.
dence, the results of the actual war.
There was conference ye.tt n<sYy at Prince
Hardenbergs, BUTT did not contIn,Ie more than
an henr and half. 1t related to the affairs of
Germany. Alter the conference, the Presi.
dent OF the Diethad long interview with Nj.
de Hardenberg, and i'll the evening he dis
patched courier for Frankfort.
Notwithstanding the great number of
questions which are yet to be submitted to the
discussion of the Ministers all the persons
attached to the different embassies persist i'm
believing that the operations ofihe Congress
will be entirely terminated by the 18th Nov"
council Of the Cabinet Ministers was held
yesterday. The deliberations occupied long
tune. consultation was also held al the OF.
fee of the home department
a letter from Manchester, Oct. 81, saws
lie cotton market was more brisk TODAY
than for several weeks past, and several exten
sive sales were effected but | cannot quote
any amendment in the prices, owing TO the
large lmp0rtatlonS."
We have received German mail. The
affairs Of Baden, both as connected with the
internal and external policy of that state seem
TO excite an inexplicabie degree ofinterest
| We are now assured, however, that all further
ideas OF military preparation are at an end.
Nov.i 1.-The Paris papers of Wednesday
nave arrived. Ihe Emperor Alexander and
| the King OF Prussia lett Vaienciennes OIL The
| night of the 24h, and after visiting Maubeupe
| and Sedan. they were expected to arrive in
Paris oil the morning OF tie 2Sih. Ii is said
| the King of Prussia on the 3lst. II was not
| supposed the Emperor of Russia would st,p
longer than one day, but depart on the 2sili.
The French funds continue in rather adepress-
| ed stale. On Tuesday tie 5 per cents. left off
| at AZ Csc.
from London Papers of Thtrsddy erening.
| The morning Paris papers of Monday last
| were received. The grand review of the Bri
| tlslI, Russian, and Prussian armies took place
| al tabars, on the I'D, by the Emperor of Rus
| sia. and King OF Prussia, accompanied by the
| Duke OF Wellington The Sovereigns, with
Tie gallant duke, enjoyed on the day following
| the magnificent spectacle Of sham fight. in