Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Thc elegant regular
trading ship Atlantic. arrived yesterday from
Liverpool whence she saiIes on the Eth alt
ana am. mas mad passage OF only 80 da,s from
Inc Land. Capt Ma,lack has favored the
editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser with
Liverpool papers Of the Ilth and London 10
th~ 10 December inclDsiye. Liverpool letters
OF the 18th are received.
The remains of the late Queen were inter.
REQ "n The I'd December. with glshi pomp
Catholic Qucstion.-' The important cues.
ton OF adj" tiiug onr RlmaD Ciii.olic fellow
subJecis,o participation OF ,l.r constitutional
rights of Briions, will be brought nn.l..r con-
siu- alton oi the new Parliametl IN manner
most favourable 10 It's temperate but se,iDus
discussion: We believe that separate petitions
on the subject ~ i'll be presented b, almost
every county in Ireland, as welias hy tie Ca
tholiCs in the other parts OF The tjn,ie King
do.
NJ Corvette, French minister of Finance.
mas resigned his office. III e is 10 he succeeded
by NJ. Roy, member OF the chamber of De.
pRties.
The French court went into moarnng for
III days 10 the Queen of Enc land
LONDON, December Sit is reported here
ina, since our discovery ships, an American
vessel has entered Bafiin's Strains ana Bay II
penetrated into Sir James Lauca>ter's s,iait.
where ilfound de III of 100 iathoms, the water
VAIN IL continued its course with great
hopes, II is said OF succeeding in the att, INIT
to ind through that Strait, a passage INTO
Behring's Straits
DEC 9-'lhe public has been officially il.
| formed that the plague extends its ravaees
upon The coast OF the Mediterranean and lie
AuFlaiic. Our government will use the great.
est vigilance 10 prevent that Calamity from
Teachihg TIE English coasts. III was brnu:ht to
Venice by an Austrian vessel iron. Aiba,tia
| II Is true that the authorities of Veuc. IN,
| staniIy took measures of safety
ietter iroh Jnnis. OF the lst Of November,
CONTAINS the following passage:
The plague having commenced i,s ,ayao
ca, trade Is paralized. FrOui two 10 three hun.
| dred persons die daily, but az vet Mabomc.
tans are the only victims the Christians, as
wen as ,le Jews, preserve themselves by means
| OF precautions, winch the Alcoran prohibits
| Mnssuimen from using. The plague does rot
! appear this year To be OF so malignant ma
ture I'm preceding years we are net howe.
yer, the less obliged TO Keep ourselves shut NJ,
| ih7 contagloi, being communicated NC; oniy hy
CONTACT; but by communication with persons
| afflicted
| HAMBCRGH, November u.s." Aprseali> IN
iOriHal request of the Spanish, minister a
great number OF young men who had euyo!ie A
themselves in the service OF the Iusutgent, OF
South America, have been arrested AZ IN, u,o:
nieht they were were proceeding 10 eui,aik
, me we're already on board OF Two yrsSeIs
Deiore'his measure was carried INTO effect,
ana therefore evaded It's execution
., he prices Of indigo. tobacco and whale
OH, winch have for long time so fayarshty
| maintained themselves, have al length Welded
to iheiatai crisis which weighs upOu ali bIancii-
1 eS of trade"
An imhabitant Of Sierra Leone writes. th,f
Tie English colony will with difficulty prosper,
because tie climate is so fatal to Europeans ::
ont OF twenty who arrive, eighteen die
81. PETERSBURG, Nov. 4 II lie slip Snv ar.
row, belonging 10 the American Company has
safely arrived az CrOnsisdi with rich cargo
OF iuls, from The north west coast OF Amerira.
The imports OF gold and silver FOO, ail quar-
iers (eYen by tWO ships laitly artierd ron,
Calais are so considerable taili ll.e .jsnk a
provided with the first up to the Isl Of March.
aud With tile second till the lst Of Jane uii
Which time, therefore, what is impoi ted must
be otherwise employed
Towards the end OF October large masses Of
hoatI9g ice were perceiv ed oh lhe west indis
Islands.
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