Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09
Palmer is appointed 10y government as
magistrate for the district in which those
persons are Ia reside

nave been received. Countess de Men
ih"lon was daily expected al Brussels,
on her return To France, accompanied by
hei children. Ii is added, that her hus.
band had refused Ia leave Bonapar,c, who
was busted IN writing the memoirs Of his
extraordinary lite, aud was assisted by
Gen. Berirani and Count MontIolon IN
the compilation oil them.
The letters by The Dutch mail are most
gloomy, presenting The trade OF tina, once
fourlshlng republic as rapid, declining
and stating. that things must IN, vitality
become worse as long as the government
so obsiinately persists in It's anti CONNER
ciai regulations, which il seems have
disgusted and aiienated all the old friends
ot tue house OF Orange.
SWcden.-A treaty for the final arrange
ment OF the differences between Sweden
and Denmark, was signed al Stockholm
on the LIST inst. by the Danish minister
Nj. Won Hoist. The chief stipulation is,
that Sweden Is 10 pay three millions OF
dollars (Hamburg banco) in ten annual
payments, and also To pay four per cent.
per annum interest, bu, The interest 10 be
paid quarterly and the bombs for the
principal and interest are to be deposited
IN the hands OF Lord Strangierd, as the
minister OF the mediating power.
many by the pretended Prussian con-
spnacy, appears gradually TO die away
he ferendary, NJ. Henning, who was
said to he one of the principal chiefs in
inc plot, has been set at liberty, and the
Inquisltorial commission, which has been
suing on The business, has declared that
he was perfectly innocent. He has
suffered two months Imprisonment |,
Is said That he intends bringing AN action
against Nj. kampIz and the other mem
Oers OF the commission Ii is again
reported in Berlin, that the king OF Prus.
STA has "a, length consented 10 certain
principles which are TO form the ground
work u! the constitution.
Den'nark.. Fresh disturbances have
| broken out III Copenhagen, where the
windows OF many houses, more par,icu-
| iarly OF those inhabited by Jews were
broken, so that the troops in various parts
OF The town, were obliged TO fire OH the
mon. Eighty persons were arrested, and
some oil them sentenced to rigorous pu-
nishment. tranquility prevailed when
The last accounts came away.
France Mademoiselle Garnerin, the
celebrated eronaut, had announced al
Orleans magnificent !ete. of which The
| least splendid ornament was 10 be the
| ascent oil balloon OF 400 feet. The
| oid Dnrylng ground OF the town was 10
| be the scene Of the most b,iliaat exhibit
tons. The choice OF suci place was a
bad ones, which the event but toe well
realized.
| The inhabitants, furious al not finding
The wonders which we're announced i'm
| lie advertisement, made their complaints
10 lie magistrates, ami Aiademu.seIle
HarnerIn, instead OF mounting With glory
INTO lie ihereal regions, was conducted,
anna lie Misses OF HE people, TO vile
prison, whence she will be brought before
Tie tribunal OF correctional! police
Span Accounting 10 letters from Ma
drd, report prevails that The yellow
fever has spread from the Isle Of Leon to
Seville, and that all Andalusia is i'm
stale OF the greatest alarm for the conse
quencos. no passports arr delivered al
CadiZ Tor further route than ten leagues,
al winch distance the Gordon is eSiab-
iishcd. On the 25ih uli. The ships Of war
ana transports composing the grand
expedition removed TO anchorage IN the
roads ct Roia, with orders MOI 10 com
municaie with CadiZ bay mons. of their
troops are suffered TO come oil shore
he troops are III canionmeni at Xercs.
81. Lucar, Lebriza, and The environs.
NEW YORK, Nov. by the arrival
,h's forenoon OF lie slip Dublin Packel,
Captain Coles, IN 80 days from Dublin,
we have eceived Myers Liverpool Adj
vcriiser OF Sept. 30, and Irish papers to
The 23i OF the same month inclusive
Extracts follow. Ey Post
Prices Current at LfUerpeoi Sept. 20.
The demand for cotton has again been
very limited, and the sales of The week
aI To
die qualities of bowed and Orleans Offer
rather lover but upon 'le whole The
market IS firm, andwe make no alteration
III our quotations.. The sales consist of
$50 \. Orleans al II 10 16d f: 100 GrOr
ga bowels at l3 10 lid. The export
demand of tobacco has become very
bankruptcies, however, keep sIeady =
In the early part of the week about 700
casks OF Carolina rice were sold, chiefly
Tor shipment, at Us cd 10 ISs for old. and |
lS 10 90 iOr new per ci. Pot ashes are |
IN far demand at lower limits than hold !
ers are illing 10 accept. New York |
pearls have been sold al 3Ss--I 1000 bbls. |
OF iurpenIine went off bliskIy AT lbs Id |
10 lbs sd 300 bbls of common lar had |
been sold al from Is TO los.
WarketS at London, Sept. ~.
The cotton markets have become ex |
tremeiy heavy, chiefly owing To The large !
sales of East India Cotton declared for |
the LIST October, when il is expected |
10000 bags will be offered. The price Of |
nuscovadO sugars have declined cousi. |
derably.
EiarSeed.-it appears from statement |
IN our late Dublin papers, that there were |
imported tnlo Ireland between the 5rh Of |
JuIv 1878, and the 5th of Juiy 1919 |
80, 767 hbds. of haSsetd. IO.964 Of This
quantity were imported from the United !
States The whole quantity sown in
Ireland the last SEASON was at Gao hbds |