Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

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pnris papers OF Thursday and Friday last,
Inc elections have commenced for those de-
part'nents, The representatives OF which had,
vacated their seats in the Chamber OF Cppn
t'rs, according Ia The provisions of the charter.
Mach interest is excited i'm Paris for the
resnit. The Emperor OF Austria remains at
AK "a Chapelle until the return fthe iilnstri-
Gus allies. NJ NJ. Blot LATTE mot the banker;
ard Gautire have been arreS ed, as implicated
III General Canuers conspiracy.
Inc Brussels papers which arrived this
Mornng state. that the Emperor of Russia has
eApse'se,. himself favourable to The views Of
TIE. Graud Duke of Baden in the alleged dif
fftences Between his Hiyhness and the
Colrt OF Bavaria.
Of our array returning from France, six re-
.'mSnts will 70 TO ireland, The remainder, il is
understood, will di>smLark at Dover. The
Alb 9th, aud ;D'h regiine.;s of foot, will come
into the Hampshire district.
fNtract OF private letter, dated Lougain,
October 2l-" he change OF abode talked OF
for Napoleon dues rot meet much credit,
although his par tisans, ut whom tliere are
RUNNERS every where. say il is impossible the
Allied Sovereg. scau longer suffer that he
shall be treated AS he is at present The
senera' .''ca OF his III treatment has had the
effect Of cow ring those who were his bitter.
est enemies, when he was iupower, into devot.
ed friends.
OcT. 3o.-The followin. is an extract of a
letter, dated Stromuess, October SO The
Eveithorpr, of Nnli, Captain Hawkins il
arrived here, all well, with Is fish, one of them
small one, said TO be the last ship from
DAVIS Straits this season-sa,s he is certain
Tie Discovery ships have got round the land
as ah was IN lat rs, % or the 18th September,
and corl5 not see bit Of ice on the n. W. o.,
n. + OF him. at TINT time"
Ark LA CRAPELLE, October 2i.-While this
city loses, on the one hand, by the absence of
fle Emperor of Russia zud lie King of Prus.
40, ~ IS 'muemntied. IN some measure, by the
ccn,inuailv increasing concunrse of persons Of.
oisunchon. 1t seems As it all the diplomatic
characters Of Europe were TO meet here. The
ponce OF this city is extremely strict; il has
sent away many strangers whose presence did
not appear to be founded Oh motives sue;ci.
emily important.
OCT. 2-It is affirmed that the ministers are
al TINS moment engaged in drawing up several
nav treatie, of Alliance. which will be signed
by tue Russian and Prussian mouarc,is imme-
h'a'eiy after their return to this city. tits
moi doubted but that before the close of the
Congress an official declaration of its results
will be published.
PARIS. October pa His Maesiys frigate
La Cyoeiie, commanded by NJ. de kergariou,
which sailed in March. 1916. for Cochin China,
retnrned to Brest oil the 10Th Of this month,
after voyage OF thirty one months. She ran
th,amgh many parts of the Eastern Seas, and
cess.
OCT. "a ,-Cardinal Etienne Hubert Gambia.
ceres died at Ronen on the night between
Saturday and Sunday last. He was aged sixty.
Two years, beng horn at Montpelier tie iith of
September, i756. He was appointed in 1902,
70 the archbishoprick ofRouen, and promoted
TO The Cardiralate in 1903 by Pope Plus VII.
De was nephew of the Able Carnbaceres.
Hrana vicar OF Bourges, who next TO onrareat
sacred orators occupies 4 distinguished MACE
IN The number of our best preachers.
An ar-baloon has been remarked for some
Gays past IN one of the halls Of the Conserya.
Tory OF Arts, which some wealthy Americans
have cansed to bs. constructed. This yIobe j.
rail ol nj - %
daRetcr. We are assured that il is destined
for America.
VAiENctENNEs, Oct. 2i.--Yoster,lay The
grant review and The military n1nGuyJe that
succeeded it, took place near this CITY: il was
most magnificent sight, an in,hense crowd of
'iThmgers from the frontiers Of Belgium and
az me neishbonrimg towns we've present AT
aayoreak, the Saxon, Danish and Hanoyerian
troops, were IN motion, and joined the Euglish
army III the plain of Denain The latterrepre-
sehted retreat towards the camp OF Famars
These immense forces developed tl,pmseIye,
Above 6J0 900 infantry. 900 cavalry, and $50
pieces 81 cannon, manGuvted Till six o'clock,
IN tiR afternoon.
BRUSSELS Oct. 27.-Priyate letters f,om pa
rs say" report has circulated Tor some DAYS
PAST, tnat General Bower, President of the
Republic ofSt. Domingo, has proposed 10 The
."o!erhmsnt torecognize the Independence of
mat republic. In return, he would engage TO
pay considerable animal tribute and would
cronSenf 10 stpuIations which would secure to
france great commercial advantages"
STATE OF THE AMERICAN NAVY.
:. 10 t@e Editor Ufke Morning ChToaicie.
siR-.So many reports are aaoat concerning
Tue rising navy Of Anerica-that Formidable
Opponent, with whom Great Britain will fudit
a dihcnlt task TO contend before half a century
has passed away, that shall feel obliged ify0iI
WIZ permit me, through the medium of your
paper, 10 sttte rhn! that nary is at the present
hihei aiii what II riH lie in few wears [ have
GOT bten four months from America AT New
io'k l.ne oi battle ship aud three frigates of
~ gnns were lying; in Hampto Roads three.
seeker, Eush fore and aft, wiihsut poop that
useless appCndage, merely TO proyije tD,e h1
ioiral a state cabin was at anchor, attended, y
iwo Shops OF war, mounting 30 aiiEs each /
VISITED the three decker, General Washiagfon.
and although
A" Narsd OaMs race and eradisd in the storm"
pr pared to defend lie nautical abilities OF nv
own conniry against all the world was com
IleieIy Ito use language familiar 10 common
~ ndsl " hu0ckd on the head with astouish.
meat" The decorations of an American line
OF battle ships interior. are far suceriot to oirs
ne expenses being betrayed by tie nation =
Snd As 10 military equipment, they outriyal rs
WITH a vengeance. Regular mechanics bred
30 lie trade, are efnployed to take care OF the
arms every Sword giittcrs in polished stoeI.
and rs edge Is 80 tne, ilIat but for lis uuwieldy
SIC you might shave with IL. The tOmaiIawks
Tor UOarding land which are the best inSiru.
,ntnis lhat can be placed in the bands Of a
British sailor are Of the finest metal, and ne.
tuIar 10 their make. All the guns run upon
eiides, which consider great i'm movement
La fact, Mr.. Editor "a have not lime TO cutter
i"'o dctalis) the American ships Of war are fit.
tsb out 10 superior style, aud England. the
mistress OF the wave, sill he oJigf8 TO take n
Lesson OF instruction from item
Tbe Americans have naw ahJat nine ships of
tie ,iUc. seventeen frigates and twelve slooDe
Of war...,AlI u those sl0ops Of war m,urt
thirty jonr guns, and are a match for ANY Of our
sn'4i'"r cldss Of irgates.
Ga the stocks America has eiere7i sail Of lie
iiuc, fH0st Of them viii lc launched before ana
iirr year has passed away, aud there are irI.
gales lad down ~ every port. /, believes rs
20 watch with a careful eve on the increasing
maritime power ~ America. That country
has already dsfgd and dcfeafcd as ia single
comhat; she all very soon encounter as win
a UAp'e fsfi