Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09


Excellency Ia Eng land as a present, 10 the
Prince Regent, were drawn up in the court
yard.
III Is stated, that fhe Ambassador speaks
the English language with great fuency,
anu Thai The Prince Regent and his court
were delighted with h,s appropriate adj
dress, on entering the Audience Chamber,
AMI his subsequent conversation. q. 49,,
- EUROPEAN ADNICES.
On looking. over our London papers n
gam, we find some articles of intelligence,
winch escapedour notice yesterday.
tbs asserted im the German papers,
and republished in Paris and London.
that another Meeting Of The Allied Sovcr
eigns - to take place, III the course of the
present year. Ii is said that the meet
my will lie held at Carlsbad, i'm Boz
hemia; and the result anticipated is,
tuat There will he great changes in the
Norih. The Prince Regent OF England.
II is stated. is 10 be present on the occa-
sion.
The Paris papers mention, that the
King OF Prussia is 10 pass some time in
tbat city, alter the sum s,er reviews.
lie magistrates of Copenhagen, ii is
SAID, have received d letter from the
Nor'h American visionary, capt. Syn-s,
VINO VIII lake Journey INTO the interior
OF The earth, n he can obtain assistance"
a similar letter has been received in ma
n. oi the ciHes Of Germany.
One OF The Dutch papers mentions that
aboai 5,20O,0OO lbs Of Wool is anuuali,
obtained in Holland and HAT of this
quantity, about 2. 800 900 lbs. is manuiac-
turcd IN that country.
In All article under The head Of Bran
drnburg. of the 4ih May, il is stated, that
on the 3lst of April, "a fire suddenly broke
Out AT Roihenburg, iH the county ~
Manth Held, IN the siierptold OF the Bailiff,
WHICH spread SO rapidly, tha, near 1900
f'ne sheep, OF the improved breed, were a
prey 10 The flames. Many other sheep,
which were saved, are much Injured by
The brr, and have suffered SO much from
me suiioca'ing smoke, that very few OF
them will recover. The damage sustain
ed Is estimated at about IL 900 dollars
"A country woman, 20 years of age, who
owed the Bailiff eight dollars, and had
been frequently reminded OF the debt, is
supposedto have set fire To this establish
ment, one of The finest in the county of
Mansfield, out OF revenge, and is said TO
be in arrest
The assassination of Nj. Won Koizebue
excited very great sensation at ST. Pc
tersburgh. His widow and her family
have leii Mannheim, and returned TO Re
vel. in Russia.
A paper printed al Ahano, in the
Dutchy OF HOlsiein, mentions that among
other excellent institutions, that city has
had tor these Is years II bank of savings
IN which sums OF % marks and above
| may be placed at per cent. Interest,"
The deposits amounted, AN the 3Ist of
March this year, TO nearly ESQ 600 sterl-
ing. great Improvement has lust been
made: any sum of one mark nc pencel
and above is received on any day except
Sundays and Holidays, and The money
may be demanded back at any time no
interest, however, is paid TIL the sums de-
posted amount 10 25 marks.
LONDON, May l9.-Mr. Tierney bro't
FORWARD last night, his motion for an in
curry INTO the state of The nation. His
speech produced no remarkable effect
Ills views Of the policy, domestic econo-
my, and trade of The country, were moi
strikng--if we except only The topic of
fInance. His dIalectIcs were less pressing,
and his jokes rather faint, and tIlinIv scat
tered. The motion was sudden and pre-
mature. BY bringing il on at this mo.
ment, he deprived himself Of two very i'm
portant subJects-the Bank Restriction
and the Budget of The wear.
The night honorable gentleman began
with descanting very uncourieously upon
The administration, which he taun,ed end
deprecated with some success. The
first topic upon which he entered was orr
foreign relations, which iiestated TO be quite
novel. Europe, he said, was under the
tufelage of four powers, of which England
was one. AT the congress al AK la Cha
prlie, France was admitted fifth, and
strange enough, in very short fine after.
the duke of Richelieu, a confidence il,
whose counciis had induced The Allies 10
take tins step, had scarcely returned TO
Paris, when lie and his administration
went TO pieces--a new cabinet was form
ed, and France, so formidable during the
war, appeared formidable again. The
right honorable gentleman after CHANGING
al the Netherlands. passed on TO A.
merlca, condemned the cession of the
fiorldaS snd the commercial treaty, and
observed, with great truth, that there was
Tune when the murder Of two British
subjects, even though the letter Of the law
OF nations were against us, wonld not have
passed Without The demand of" bloody
aud strict account. He then offered
passing prayer for the South Americans.
and returned 10 inquire what Ministers
had done AT home. In The course Of four
years of peace they bad, he said, reduced
The public debt of $500, 000, 900 and I'D.
wards by the sum Of E5, zoo, 900! and go
ing ON At the same rate, they would have
further reduced il by fl2,00O, 900 more
in five years hence What, he asked.
would be the state Of the country, encoun-
terlng war with such burden upon lis
shoulders The right honorable gentle.
man concluded his speech with pronounce
ing sentence of incompetence upon Min
isiers, and processing his own readiness
TO pass over with his friends into their
places. Lord Casllereagh renlied and