Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

Hampshire Patriot the election has resulted
ia the success of the entire Republican, Ticket,
consisting OF six tOrRepresentaiives to Con
gress. Their names ar. as follows JOSIAH Bur
LER, WILLIAM PLuMER, Jr. NATHANIEL Up
HAM, CIFroN CLAGElT, JosEPn BUFFUM, Jr.
AUIHJR LIvERMORE.
New YORK, May 22.-The Captains
of American vessels at Havre have had
meeting, and adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the new order issued by
the Ministry of Interior TO the Chamber
OF Commerce, which compels American
Captains 10 employ French Brokers in
clearing out and entering vessels instead
OF their Consul. This decree, says the
National Advocate, which is unjust and
oppressive, has, no doubt, been produce
ed by the solicitation, IL not the confede
racy, OF Frenrh brokers, who are DESTROYS
oil monopollZing the business Of that port;
and II must be looked into and remedied,
or the commerce OF this country will be
subjected to restrictions not recognized
by treaty. The fact Is, that No American
Captain should be compelled, by any or
der or decree. 10 select certain persons to
transact his business: he should be lefi
free III his selet ton of agents: the res
friction is odious in every sense Of the
word. Government may decide on the
| nature OF commerce, but has no right 10
Interfere Ill tie manner in which il is 10
be carried OIL IN relation TO personal ser
vices OF agents.
Commodore Perry has passed through
this city Tor Washington, having received
orders to proceed TO sea from Annapolis
Immediately in the John Adams-desti-
nation ii secret. GaE
We published few days ago. a statement
received from Gibraltar, relative TO two dueis
fought with British officers by MIR. Bourne aud
Doctor Montgomery, al Gibraltar, and from
thiS statement u appeared, that DR.. Montgo-
merry had challenged whole regiment We
have another account, which gives very diff
rent aspect To the affair. III appears that DIR.
Montgomery, la the British mess room, took
occasion 10 support the character of brother
officer, who had been insulted by British oih-
GERS aud was then absent wlich was followed
nv such declarations OF defiance, as induced
Captain Trip. of the British army, TO cAai-
irHge nm which he accepted, and the result is
known. The idea OF an officer challenging q
whole regiment of strangers 10 single combat
cannot he supported OH any principle but
there is vast difference in the case. whentke
oEicer complained of has been challenged him
self. We are happy 10 learn the true state
ment because DIR. Montgomery belongs o
family remaI kable for al dent devotion and at
tacbment To couRtry four of which have serv-
ed IN perious situations; and the Doctor him
self, is generally represented as mild aud
courteous in his department. Nat <GrO.
EMIGRATION.
The recent arrivals from Europe furnish us
with proof that the disposition for emigration
has not subsidized. vessel arrived last week
al ST. Andrews having on boa, d60O =" Sons and
Daughters OF Erin" From the Irish papers
received Yesterday, we find that maHy more
were ready 10 take Their departure. 10.
FIRE.
HYDE Park House OIL Long Island, occupied
by MIR. VIM. Cobbett, was burnt TO the ground
last Thursday. The following extract OF a
rOn i'm yIy hp mai
IN. Y Com. Adr
a. The house is burnt smack down. Some OF
our furniture destroyed. Our clothes gene
rally saved. Bedsteads and bedding general
ly destroyed. All the books and pa pers saved
Al the seeds saved, except some few. No
person hunt The fire broke out in the roof
about four O'Clock ia the afternoon, from
crack in the chimney, where the fire got through.
Jus, in the same way that HYDE Park House
was destroyed i'll the year 1913 AT
Flushing. The men all out in the fields al
wOrk-Mis. Chmrcher first saw the fire blazing
on the roof. as she was going from the bake.
house. got home about z O'Clock. need
not say, that our neighbours have been very
kInd."
Nsw YoRK, May 81 BY the arrival of the
ship Braganza, captain New comb fTom Bonn
bay, we have received Madras and Bombay |
Gazettcs 10 the 22d OF January.
lhe keel OF another line OF battle ship, to be
called tue Ganses, is tn be Immediately laid at
whence
bar was foatei She isIo he rated an 81 gun |
ship, and will be 20 feet longer, and 500 tons |
larger than the Nalahar.
Sir ). RHfiies aud lady arrived al Penang OIL |
the 30th of December, from Bengal.
new Episcopal Church was opened al |
Penang on Christmas day last.
tie Rebel Chiefs, kiwulgodera, and Pole |
gale M0haitaieS, we've executed al BadulIao OIL |
the 18Th OF December. GCegion Gdz
Lett r from Nagpore state, that the Ex-Ra-
jar IS disposed to deliver limsefup 10 the Bri-
usa Government, BAT the GOndS have express
ca determination 10 pi event his surrender. !
The CeyIou papers OF Dec. DIST announce |
t'ai tranquility being now restored, the Ma |
dfsS troops are under orders TO returp. The |
SUI render OF arms ih0usboutevefy province Of |
the interior, seems TO be general More Than |
eIeht thousand mnsketS. with other arms had |
dirtady been COllet ted KiWuIIcdeTd the on |
~ rebel chef of consequence, not taken is |
supposed To have anticipated the sentence Of |
tie law, by committing suicide.
Some parts of the Island OF CeNlou was very |
unhealthy. The SD regiment lost 40 men III |
three months.
FROM INDIA.
Calcutta papers 10 January 90, have
been received at Boston, from which the
following are extracts -
CALCUTTA, January cot is said
HAT tie Cholera Moibus, having crossed
The Bay of Bengal, is now raging in tie
klngdOm of Ava.
Accounts from Raipoiana, announce
the death OF Jugsut Sing. Rajah of Jay
pore, on the 2OlIl uii. He was immediate
y succeeded 10y his nephew Maun Slug,
boy of9 years old.
The ship Grn Brown, bingham, from
Calcutta, was totally lost, Jan. 1, on I've
SdniaWiIy Rocks-CreW saved.
Snip Eliza, Osgeod. from Malaccs, Nov.
~, arrived at Penang, Nov. %, and sailed
Dec ., for Leghorn.
Two American ships we're at Malacca,