Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16


much bruised. They have both set of
Tor Liverpool ina claise.-Eleyen o clock
A. NJ.
When they landed. they were within
eight miles of the sea-
PARiS, Sept. 26.-From recent intelli
gencs, which hiss reached us from the
island oil Sumatra, we learn that the
trade with Indis is wholly in the hands OF
| ihe English. The Anglo Americans d
lone rival them OH some points. All
| other nations find there more danger Than
| r0.d.
| An extensive plan of defence is talked
oi, which is said 10 have been adopted
| by government. All the vulnerable points
| IT The kingdom, from ihe pyrenees 10 the
Rhine, and the Belgian frontier line, are
10 he fortified. Bayonne will be erected
| mie d fortress of tie FIRST rank. Greno-
bic will be d depot for arms, aud will be
| encOmpassed by Notifications. Beliori,
which has o"ly d citadel of little impor
lance, will be converted into fortress
capable ct CONTAINING Il strong garrison.
! The ioriiticaiions of Lauterburg on the
lines of Alsace, will be extended. Bitche,
which has hitherto had fortified castle,
| will be made a considerable fortress.
| Srveralsmali fortified towns ut the third
class Will he put in a respectable state OF
| defence.
Five per cents. 7lf. 2Oc.- Bank stock,
| l460i.
| CHnom--The India sale, LIST proxi1,o,
has been further increased by small par
GELS OF Snrat, Bengal, and Bourbon OIL
tons. The market remains iD "a very
depressed state, and il is generally believ-
| cd that The heaviness will continue until
the result of the India sale is known.
LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Our readers are
aware thai this is the day when The
radicals Of the common hall, at the sug.
| gestIOn OF Mr.. Alderman Waiiiman, are
TO have civic uproar. We have made
arrangements for detailing what passes,
| as amply as cur limits and the early hour
at which We are compelled TO go to press,
viii permit. We trust IA proper degree OF
vigilance Will be exercised 10 keep out OF
| HE hall those who are not liyerymen. Let
all the glory, all the disgrace, OF This
days proceedings, he fairly shared by
the citizens OF London.
We have this morning received the
Paris Journals Of Sunday. The bulletins
respecting hcrroyal highness the duchess
de Berri and The infant princess, continue
| favorable.
Ii Is with much pleasure we state, upon
lie authority OF a Leeds paper, that d
| sensible improvement has taken place
within the last few days, in the WOODEN
trade OF iha, place. Considerable mum.
bers of the hitherto distressed troopers
have got into employment. This favo-
rabie alteration is felt principally in the
shawl and peIsse department, and is
coHhned 10 the home market. The snuff
trade Is also gradually improving.
From lie Rhine, Sept, 1.-The Spanish
ambassador in North America. Don Onis,
| concluded before his departure, a provi
slonal convention with society of Swiss
| and Germans in North America, receiving
the sanction of his catholic majesty, in
order 10 found, i'll the province of Texas.
colony of Swiss and German peasants
and mechauics.-Ths members of this
society have written 10 Baron Gugern for
| bis opinion.
| LETTER FROM EARL GROSvRNOR
10 the 1reaSnrsrS appointed in Westminster,
to receiUe subscriptions for the relief Of the
| Sufferers at Manchester, &c.
| Gentlemen-I have desired e 80 10 be
placed tn your account. Though no
friend TO Universal Suffrage and Annual
Parllamenis, | trust am so 10 the prin-
ciples Of universal justice and humanity,
which involve The great maxim of equal
law To the rich aud 10 line poor, 10 the
Magistrate who executes, and The people
! who obey it,.
| Whatever may have been the objects
OF those who called, or those who CON
posed The Meeting al Manchester, which
was attended with such disastrous con-
sequences, The laws Of the land ought
BnquestiOnably, on that melancholy oc-
casIon, 10 have been whether
they were so, or moi, is the question now
eagerly asked by all impartial persons.
Any attempt tO stih= full investigation
OF the circumstances connected with this
question, should it Tor a moment be
contemplated by those in power, would
not only be highly injurious TO the cause
of truth, and the best interests of The
country, but extremely CALLING 10 The
friends and relatives of those who have
fallen, or who have been sufferers in
these unfortunate transactions and also
10 ihe feelings OF an anxious, loyal, open
hearted, but now, alas, much distressed
and deeply agIIated (nOt 10 say irriiated)
| nation.
The Ministers, will breailless haste.
PREJUDICE this important question, while
they are auibOTiiaiively calling on others
not TO do sO-thcy say, indeed, that If
the laws are violated, lie tribunals Of the
country are open 70 afford redress--may
their portals be widely expanded ON this
memorable occasion.
AN, gentlemen, your most obedent
servant.
(Signed) GROSVENOR.
EATON. Sept. %, 1919.
BERLIN, Sept. IS.-On lie 14iII, in the
evening, the news which we had for some
time dreaded, arrived here, that Field
Marshal Prince Butcher, OF Wahlsiadi,
terminated his 9loriogs life OIL the l2ii
of this month, ~ ~ minutes past ten
o'clock, III the evening, AT his seat OF