Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-07

cannot bear the idea, of being Transferred To |
'he hr''iSh government. Ii is now doubtful |
whether The proposals will he az cepted
1Wen.y wdIIdnt- officers (LndtS,rdiRs, ganners
and earprnf'rs hare been setrctri from ne Ordi-
mary AT fhtS port, and appointed 10 tie ShiDs on the
Lakes Of Canada. Oar aarai force there. mhich
cost AN immense san of money TO create, is IRE an
derstaad, going fast 10 decay. Tie force on he
four iases ndnieIy. 81. Lairfence, Ontario, Erie
and Huron, consist of one ship Of IS guns one Of
III, four q 32, one Of 20, to Of ~, and nee sctoon-
ers besides gun briggs. Portsmouth parer.
Newfoundland Ga-ettes 10 the 29th of Septena-
Der hare been recered. His Najesfy's ship Bel
iete, Captain Pecheii, had sei=ed an 1n.eriean
brig. hdring on board fadia goods Wkieh ,ere
States, TO the amount Of 2O,0O0i. The simerican
had gone into La Hare ia fhe nighi, ard anchor
ed close alongside Of he Beette Chen ming there
on the look out for snWggiers, rl,ich she had in
formation rere expected on he coaa y and on
Captain PecheWs Sending a boat on board. her
cargo 'as reported to csnsist Of .Rour and starch,
ont a strict search being made, the Adore goods
rere discovered stored array ia a 6ulk-head pre-
pared Jor me purpose A creW ,cds Immediately
put on board from the Beiiefle, and the eessei or
dered for Hdlifar.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The trial of the editor and
publisher Of the Translation Of Mr. HoLhonses his
tGG'y % the i" Hundred Days" took place before
the ASsi=e Court of Paris yesterday. Tnisirans-
fdtton ,cds originally published at Client, and a
copy Of hwas purchased from a Traveller in Paris
oy M. Domerc, one Of the defendants ia the pre-
Se" @"se; f"S cory hdS Sl0icn to The other de-
PENDANT RegnalH Hdrin, ,cho thought n ,niyhf be
pubt,shed, y some parts, rhich reelected mifh too
much severity upoa the King and the RovaI Fami.
" 'cere suppressed. Regndun Karin undertook
,hs tasm erasmg the most 98ensire parts, and
tneSe alterations being made, the book ,ras printed
fire copies Of the publication ,cere in pursuance
Of idtr, deposited in the public office Isl copiss
n sent to Brussels. Client, Genera, Naples.
, marsar: iu,1n. and other foreign to,cns 49,
rere distributed among the booksellers at Paris
anu 20 mere presented to the friends of the publish
ers.. The publication cds charged as IibrIons. in
har,ng made dtormal attack upon The i,ariolabiiity
ne "thg person, the order Of succession to me
throne and the constitutional authority ofhis Ma
Jesfy. Sererdt passages an the cork rere charged
| as cdiumni.s against the members Of he R6raI
famity, The Jury pronounced the i,co prisoners
nor SH'Ry q FORMAL rttacfS upon the tnrioiabiify
81 ihe hiag,s person, Sc. but they declared them
gnny o. pn6i'c insults toUdrdS the King and Roy-
al fdniy and the Court. utter some iberatjon
sentenced Domerc TO 6 months Imprisonment and
i,ooc irancs pne and RegRamh Warm TO one
gears imprisonment and 900 francs FINE.
| LONDON, Oct. 2j.-Letters from Seville re-
| ceNeu yesterday IN town, mention that the
| sreatest alarm aud confusion prevailed there
az. =" al tue country round, IN consequence
OF me ravages of tile fever, and the rsstric-
ilons OF The government TO prevent its spread.
| ing being put at open defiance. 6O0O men .be
,SnGlng to the Erpeditiomq'y army, had broken
.ne roIuoh,' ana penetrated towards Caceres
aud Estrcmadnra, The distemper had r,ani
| tested ITSELF in one of the quarters ofSeyiile
Inc misunderstanding between the keeI,nen
and their employers in Newcastle, has been
| happily terminated.
| Or. John BrNnan. of Liverpool has discov-
| cred that the oil Ofturpentine is an ini,IIibIe
| snecitc for cbild-bed fevers.
The disbanding of the 18th light drapoons
which latei> arrived at Chatham from Iptlia
| has been countermanded, aud orders have been
| issued tn suspend for the present any further
olscllaTgesfrom the regular ar,ny The skele-
| ton OF the S6th regiment, which also lately ar
;lEeu rpm lpuia at Chatham is expected TO
JON ITS depot in this city Tomorrow
Intelligence from Corfu STATES that a very
Vioient shock OF an earthquake was felt i'm that
isiand on the night of the 18th ult which set
me chu,ch nel's ringing, and damaged seve-
val buildings, 10 the great alarm o. iha niab-
itants, who consider il as Connected with AN
eruption either OF Mount VeSuvius or Etna
"hich they expect to hear has taken place.
J.. SSEfAsoNiNG GLAsS;-A gentleman has recent
! ~ uis'oVered that glass may he rendered less
| 6ritue and OF course, better able 10 bear sud
9en changes OF temperature, without breaking
MS method Is 10 place the glass in a vessel of
coid wafer, and the water is afterwards prudu
| ally heated until it hollis. and then suffered IN
| cool III the air. Glasses Of every descrintiou
! mus prepared will afterwards bear boiIin, va
yer suddenly poured into them, without in
! jury -"
The King of England is now i'm the Goth vear
OF MS reign--a reign longer in its duration. by
nearly tonr years. than that of any sovereiyn
OF England, that OF Henry the Sd being only
56 years. '"''
WARRINGTON. (Eng.) October 27. The
people having dispersed almost Immediately
atteF the riot act was read by Mr. Iyon YES
trrday, and that too upon the mere reouest of
,ne G"l'siaD'es' the order so precipitatey dis
patched ioi the cavalry, was conntermandpd
bht the Hadng of the riot act itsel was apre.
cpiiate and uncalled for PROCEEDING So i'm
deef Mr.. Boron thought, for he distinctly
S S. tnaI ne saw no necessity for so doing.
But Mr.. Lyons irritability was not TO he res.
framed. will moi" he exclaimed. ALLOW
iiiis tumnltuous rising to disturb the peace of
'he town.. And he theH rushed Indignantly
aihnhg Tue people, TO read the usual procama-
non, according TO the riot act Rut rtaIIv
from what saw this fiery magistrate miohf
WIN Just as much propriety proceed to read
lhe Il0t ACT TO an assembly collected to wit
meSt me exhibition OF Punch, or to dsperse
the people who usually follow a yocifsromy
oaiiau singer, II was, indeed, the most wanton
exercise of authority have ever witnessed
When Sir Charles Wolseley and Mr.. Pearson
came ontof Mr. Lyons house, they we're so
Jo'tled aud pressed upon by the special com
stables, under Tie pretence of protertion iIa,
Sir Charles appealed 10 the magistrates re-
guessing illem TO Withdraw the constabIes nv
~hohl ne was annoyed. At length The constp-
Dies Withdrew. Sir Charles EayiuO ,vith d,T
Gully persuaded the people TO cease cheerina,
nrd 10 dISpeise, sir Charles and Mr.. Pearson
nave lett this town for Manchester.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
ny Ihe sup jams Monroe, arrived AT
New York from Liverpool in vcry shori
passage, the editors OF The FRANKIjN GA.
ZETrE have received files of the London
Times, Morning Herald and Mornivo
Chronicle to The 3lst Of October. THE
most important articles are extracted
ne rriOrmers continued their meetings
W England and Notwithstanding the in.
cIedS'ng ins0leDce of constables and
o,ner INFERIOR mnions OF tyranny 10 the
people phDlis OPINION was expressed i'm
i've hos1 "heqmivorai and manly Ian
guage. The military preparations Of Tie
ministry WORT nnrnn.ilanA L.. -