Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-05

in every district Of the COLONY, for the
Young Doors 10 enro! themselves 10 OPP
lose ihe enemy. The settlers are IN
bad state. as The Cafires have stolen all
their cattle.
"My lO.-The 18th regiment. COM
manded by Col. Wiltshire. have come up
with The o,aln boSy Of the Caffres near
Grahams tewn, aud have defeated them
with great loss. Since 'henthcy bayewi,h
drawn from the British territory
New York. Sept. ca.-The ship Mau,
haitian, Eldridge, arrived here Yesterday
morning fron, Liverpool, which place she
left on the 9th uli. Captain Eldridgc,
has favonred us with papers 10 the 25lh,
inclusive. The following are extracts.
Here. Adp.
Prices at Lirerpooi. August 24ih.-Up-
land Cotton. .l3 i5d; New Orleans do
I3a toto I'D : Tobacco, 81 I'd; Rice,
lSS IA Ops Flour, 29s 36s The grain
l,arves, all got in in good order. Ashes.
35s 3Ss Pearls, 3Ss a 42s Turprn-
line, los 6 "a Us; Tar, lbs los 6 Bark,
IA u iSs.
The demand for Cotton, for export,
has been limited, bat as the continental
have an immense demand for export
shortly. Tobacco has improved a full
half penny, ami our sales have been aided
by spectators. Money has become quite
plenty, and d general confidence in trade
seems Ia pcrvade all Glasses.
LIVERPOOL, August 25.-It was ru-
INQUIRED here yesterday, that Hunt and
his companions had been committed 10
4 II In al, H.
treason. The rumour is unfounded !;
they are only remanded for further exa-
mina!on Oh the above charge, and il is
nation viii take place. All was quiet a
Manchester Yesterday.
MacVleSteId was thrown into the great
est confusion on Tuesday evening week
The fiots commenced by great number
OF men and boys missing ami Insulting
lie respectable inhabitants as they pass
ed. This was soon followed up by break
ing the windows Of The Courier printing
Mayors and several other gcnilemcns
houses. A detachment OF the 3lst foot
came III the night 10 the relief of the
town, and the Macclesfield troop of ca
VARY arrived from Manchester by IA
forced march, early next morning since
winch, we understand, no disturbance Of
moment has occurred
Gen. DevereuH, accompanied by Major
Young and Capt. Smith, have arrived
here from Dublin.
reform meeting was held at Ilunster
Moor OIL Thursday evening, and another
al Shiplcy on Friday evening.
LONDON, Aug. 301-A warrant was is
Sat - 81.
breaches al Stockport, for sedliious Ian.
preceding Sunday. lie WAS taken into
was committed to Chester Castle for trial
We lave received American papers this
morning 10 ihe 25ilIut. They mention,
viii! increasing confidence, the probabiIi-
~ ola war between The United States
and Spain.
The late accounts received from Man
chester OH Friday we regret to say, are
far from satisfactory. They represent
the population of that town and lis
neIghbOlhood as deeply incensed against
the constituted authorities IN consequence
of The conduct of the magistrates on
Monday; and although the people abstain
from any violations OF the peace, yet II Is
u
gerouS agitation. They impose greater
restraint upon the expression OF their
feelings, they shew more reserve in the
communication of their opinions than
EnglIshmen are accustomed to do they
seem anxious to know what is thought
III London and in other distant places,
OF The late proceedings at Manchester
and when any thing like defence Is set
ha F1nl ,i,.at
with Indignation. Business is moi aclu
ally suspended, but II Is carried OH with
less activity and frankneSs than usual.
The shops are all opened al their accus-
toned hours: but, by recent order, they
are closed every night al 8 o'clOck, at
which iiourtbe military pairole The streets,
and suffer 10 one to remain III them. The
dctachments collected in Manchester and
The nelghborIng towns keep themselves
III state o! preparation TO act at the
sound OF the bugie, aud we are positively
assured that their utmost yi;i!auce is ne
crssary 10 awe The spirit OF vengeance,
which lnhames the. multitude AROUND
them.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-'Fhe Duke of We'll
hn9IOn arrived IN town on Friday eve
ming, after having inspected The iorlresses
OF the Netherlands.
From the Boston Patriot
Notwithstanding The affair at Manches-
ter, reform meetings coniiuuedtO be held.
One had taken place at i1untsley Moor,
and another at ShipIey.. .IYiey passed
Resolutions similar TO those at the other
meetings, and the business vent off with
perfect tranquility.
A meeting had been holden at the
Crown aud Anchor, in London. Major
Cartwright, DR.. Watson, Gale Jones, Nj.
Wooler, &c. were present. MIR. WooIer
offered resolutions, which were unani
NOUS " adopted, declaring "ibat The
meeting at Manchester was legal and
constitutional that 10 dispense snclI IT,.
gal assembly by force of arms, eau only
DL. 90 LSIderel as a MAnlnn u,AsSacrn IL