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

stue OF II river OF tue same name, ABOUT lJO
miles n by T.. of Valparaiso.
\ letter from BuenoS Ayres OF the Sth OF |
June states that Lord Cochrane had received |
Information Of a CONVOY, richly laden, that |
was about to sets sail from G"ayaqu'i, and he |
despatched two vessels after them. In the |
mean time they took refuge al the port of Pai- |
la, where they are closely shut mp, having re-
ceivcd Information of the movement OF oui |
ships. hiding the convoy. including money, |
was estimated at two millions at dollars, |
Cochrane, we learn, yesterday, resolved TO 20
down upon themwitli the Maria Isabel aud
Galverin0 aud, no doubt, he has ere this Civ
en- good account OF them. The convoy was
escoitedby the Spanish frigate Cleopatra
Lima II in "A state OF the greatest fermentation;
| and from thencewe are positively assured that
| Jebarkation of 600 men would be more than
sufhcient 10 Overtnrn the Vice Regal power,
aud Tor ever crush the hopes of Spain
Meeting has been called by The May
or OF Norwich, IN consequence Of IA requi-
siiion OF The principal inhabitants OF that
city, to take into consideration The late
disastrous transactions at Manchester.
III Is SAID That our ships OF war OH the
peace establishment are IN future To shift
their stations, so as not 10 remain more
Than year on one station. Thus, il They
begin i'll The Channel, they are 10 serve one
year in the West Indies, and one wear at
81. Helena :or one year in the Mediterra-
mean, and one year In South America. BY
Tins regulation, our officers and seamen
VIII be more Injured TO The different eli
mate and obtain a more perfectl know
ledge oil maritime geography.
letter, dated lngonville (near Havre),
Aug. %. 1919, says-"The vintage of this
year will be so productive throughout
France, that animmediaie reduction Of so
percent. III the price of wines is expected
but The heavy rains i'm July so completely
laid the corn, that the wheat will not ave
rage more than 50lb The Winchester buslel,
IN any Of the provinces"
From the ~ Y. Commercial Adyerti,er Of Oct. 20l
Latest from London.-By the arrival at
| IL o'clock this day of the ship London
| Packet, Capt Thomas, we have received
from our correspondent London papers
to The 18th of September, and the Gen.
eral Shipping and Commercial List of The
| ] ith and 18th.
| Ii is stated in the London Times, OH
the doubtful authority of letter from
Brussels, that the armament now prepar-
ing in the ports of England, has caused
some movements among The American
ships III the ports OF the Netherlands
In consequence Of intelligence they have
received from London, Says The letter.
ihey are either sailing, or preparing in
all haste fer their departure.
he Gazette de France gives the fol-
loving as an extract of "A letter from Alto
ma OF The 3lsi of August" The recruits
IN our Du'ches aud in Denmark have
suddenly received orders TO join their re-
speciIve regiments, which exci,es con-
lectures so much ilIe more important, as
II Is reported that revolutionary and
| nloody scenes have taken place in Swe-
den"
Letters from Madrid 10 The Goth of Au-
Susi received III London, mrntlan that
mere Is s''ism IN The Spanish Cabinet in
relation 10 the Florida Treaty. The ma
jorliy OF The ministers, it is stated, are in
favor OF the ratification but two or three
INDIVIDUALS possessing Tie most influence
WIN lie King, are opposed TO ii and
nave persuaded him moi To give 10 the
treaty his ultimate appreciation. Some of
Tie letters state, that Mr.. FORSYTH had
| quilted Madrid, and was oil his way To
CadiZ to embark for America. Other
letters state, that The Duke de San Car
lbs Will return 10 The Ministry of the
State. II IL, however, more probable that
1t viii be NJ. Lozamo de Torres, whose
successor in the ministry of Justice is al
ready designated. Ii is also said that
Don Onis will replace Gen. Alava at the
Hague.
Another letter mentions, that the de-
parture OF the fleet from Cadiz for South
America was fixed for The 18th of Sep
TENDER; that the preparations were push
ed forward with surprizing rapidly, and
| That II was The expectation that eyery
thing would be ready by that period.
Advices from MarseiIles stale that
1000 English are expected al Genoa, TO
form The garrison of that town. By this
II appears, that all The maritime arrange
ments oiyariOus Governments are direct
ed against the Barbary Powers.
! The fact OF the retirement of NJ. Rover
Collard from the Presidency of the Coun
cIl of Public Instruction is coniirmed.-
lie was TO take lis leave of thr Council
on Wednesday. 1t is said that NJ. Porta
lis will be his successor.
IL Is understood that the Notifications
OF Meniz and CoblenIz are TO be aug
mented plan is spoken Of formed bv
The Duke of Wellington, for establishing
new points OF defence on The Rhine.
An article under The head Of Turin.
The 2Sfh OF August, mentions, that the
inree commercial houses here, those of
i1enry boiItheda, Parracca aud Vasco,
aud Ralmondo Vigetello, have STONED
payment. Tie house OF GuisepDi, Vina-
tier q 20. had previously failed.
| A Dresden paragraph, OF the 3isi OF
August, announces, that on Tie 29th of
lhai month, tie marriage of the Princess
JOSEPHINE, To The King Of Spain, was
teieOralei by procuraiiOn. Size was
sooH 10 set ont for Spain; and expected
to arrive AT Sirasburg on lie 10th OF Sept.
al Bayonne on the 24llI and al Madrid on
| HE 2olh. The Spanish Ambassa ior al
| PdrIs was TO meet the new Queen at
S'rasbIrg and accompany her TO the
Spanish Capital.
The Russian Gen. Wolkow, Comman.
CANT OF Moscow, passed through Siras.
burg, on lie 4th of Sept. with dispatches