Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

board the Superb, Commodore Sir Tho
mas Hardy, under salute, and immedi-
a;ely got under weigh, accompanied by
the Nepguer, Capt. Maitland, and the
Hyperion, Capt. Scarle. The latter ship
is 10 make ihesbest OF her way 10 Madeira,
for the purpose of taking in a supply OF
wine Tor the whole ofthis squadron, vi hose
destination and object are involved in
mystery. Sir Thos. Hardy. il is stated,
sails with sealed orders. which are not To
be opened till he reaches certain lati-
tnde.-Each ship is i'll fine fighting Trim,
being put upon the full war establish
memi both as 10 seamen apd marines, with
an extra supply OF stores. This AT
period of profound peace, bespeaks not
only long and active service, but dis
tani STATEN. The Dutch brig of war
Gier. sailed yesterday and British
lrlga,e from the eastward, said TO be the
Spartan, came TO All anchortliis afternoon
IN the Sound, having first salu,ed the
AdmiraPs flag. The Prince Regent, il is
rumOured, is TO embark al Brighton the
l2ili, when il is confidently said That he
will visit This port.
Extract Of private letter, dated Madrid,
Sept I.
The affair of the Floridas must neces-
sarily draw upon our Cabinei The atien-
lion of all The Powers who have any
thing 10 gain or lose in the revolutions of
which Spanish America is at this mo-
meut The theatre, or may so become on
the slightest signal from Washington
This affair is ;nexpiicable, even here,
where the principal actors of the piece
perform their paris before our eyes. Ii
is said Sir III. Wellesley declares that Eu
gland has nothing 10 do with the refusal
10 raii'y this treaty al least, that AM
bassador pretty openly tlisavows the part
winch his court has supposed TO have Ia
Ken IN tins strange negotiation, which
has become abortive almost as soon as
II was concluded. Ii is added, that the
French Ambassador, III the name of his
most Christian Majesty, clariiably aivi
ses the Spanish Cabinet not TO hazard "a
rupture, the consequences of which may
gradually produce,a general war. The
opinion ct all sensible men in this country
is, tina, by refusing the ratification, and
thereby furnishing legitimate pretext
Tor the ambitious policy of the United
States, his Majesty is about 10 sign the
loss, or, IA other words, the emancipation
OF all Ills colonies. We know moi how
lar We may take for granted the words
ascrlbed 10 Sir ii. Wellesley. AS TO the
efforts OF the Prince de Montmorencv-
Laval, Duke of ST. Ferdinand, we well
Know that his Eycellcncy himself does
not reckon himself OH having the least
influence; and the situation of the affairs
OF ihe>FreDch III Spain, leave no doubt on
this subject.
The departure of the expedition, the
preparations for which have for long
time cost 100000 of francs per month
Is thing he longer 10 be thought of. Lei
ters from Andalusid, state, that tie troops
| are marched of In haste towards Esira =
| madura. Such is the obstinate determi
nation 10 commit 10 The waves A multitude
oi unfortunate beings, thai is still hoped
10 re-orsanlZe this armament, already per
saps afflicted with the plague, in The port
OF Lisbon, n The Portuguese consent 4!
Senseless reports, which merely prove
That here II is still believed that every
'liiIg ought TO yield to the infalibiily of
absolute power!
FRANKFORT, August 3I.-Accounts
from Wurizburg, that OH the night of the
liih, the windows of the houses inhabi-
ted by Jews were broken, at Somerach
and Klmpon. In this last town, the DO.
pulace not content with breaking The
| windows OF the synagogue, penetrated
lnfo The interior, and destroyed every
thing that served for the exercise of The
jewish worship.
Besides the dispatches brought by a
courier from Prince MeItefnich, and MANY
other oithe Ministers at Carlsbad. which
caused an extraordinary meeting Of the
Diet, and The adjournment of the yaca-
ton I'LL September, another courier has
brought letter from Prince Meiiernicb
io our Senate, on The subject of the late
tumuIis and attacks on The Jews. The
klng oi Bavaria has decided hat the town
OF Wurtzburg must Indemnify the Jews
Tor the losses tley have suffered i'm thr
late tun,ults there, and that the amount Of
The indemnity shall be imposed on such of
lie inhabitants as have excited the iron
Dies.-TiilS general amimosiiy against The
Jews Is quite uncomfortable. From tyery
quarter we have accounts OF the same
scandalous scenes. Al Rembari. a vii
laSe near Wurtzburg, The peasants RoI on
~ pinMdered the houses of the Jews. but
demolished the synagogue, ,rampled on
NE ih0za or ARK, III which were the books
o. Moses, threw Tie whole into the street,
broke The chandeliers, and committed fine
most reprehensIbie excuses. Iu some
lille towns IN Franconia, there have bpeu
very serious tumults, occasioued by lie
same hatred OF the Jews. Al Berlin. a
Jew, being pursued by d crowd of idle
people, had no means of saving himself
Dnt Ia Joi@ IN The cry of Hep beuI,
which has become so terrible 10 The Jeus
IN Germany.
HEIDEGBERG, August 25.-After the ,Yo,J,
Hep Hep which may be considered as -
r"!lying cry, had been heard for some week $
in the streets OF this city, Jewish cirl was
personally insuied by ii burgher. who was ar
rested tue burgher guard which marched
To- fl,.r,
sic PLAYING Oh The occasion OF tie fete of 4,
LENS, set him at liberty by its own anthoritv !.
during all the rest Of Tie day, a report w,s
spread that eAcesSes would he committed in
lle nlshi against Tue Jews; part Of them look
ed upon this report as QUITE uuyvorthv ~
attention bml between and In flln nun,ni,,L