Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

NEW YORK, October 2S.--By the ar.
T,vai OF the fast sailing brig White Oak,
Capt. Fowler, IN the short passage OF %
days from Liverpool, we have received
London papers OF the 81, and Liverpool
OF The Alb inst.
Ry Paris journals received in London.
n appears that the Duchess dc Barri has
been delivered of prince. The Gn=,te
dc France says =" The mother and Child
are dong fav0rably.'
We shall NOT insult the feelings of a
gallant and brave nation, by ALTERING 10
congratulate them on AN event which. at
bes,, must pcrpeiuate their submission
TO HE Bourbon dynasty. ans! renov, the
naiiOn AZ large farther from the enjoy.
nient OF their legitimate rights.
II appears, Notwithstanding all The
statements OF The ministerial Journals Ia
The contrary. that Bergsmi, and his sis
ter are under no apprehensions of danger
from visiting The metropolis, and that The
Queen aud her advisers intend bringing
Them forward az witnesses in her behalf.
ihe most active measures are taking Ia
facilitate the arrival of evidence ir m all
quarters, preparatory to eu'ering upon
her defence aud i, is stated in tie i.a,.-
don Observer of the Isl instant, tina, the
Queen herself enjoys most excellent spirits,
| triumph over her enemies.
Addresses continue In pour i'm from
| the most reniote parts OF the kingdom
| and, what may be considered remarka
| bic, as /, is certainly highly compliments
| ry TO her Majesty, sIany of these ad-
dresses come from places that were never
| hetore known 10 take sing lie step, whici,
| had the least appearance OF opposition 10
The king or his ministers. The Courier
continues to suepr al the Queen, and the
Witnesses which have arrived in London
10 give testimony for her, d" if that should
be thought necessary" The dayof reck-
oning, however, Is fast approaching.
when II will be seen who had The best
right 10 con'emn each Others mrasu. es-
the Sovereign, or his much prosecuted,
and much adored wife.
The Cotton market is much depressed.
Sales sio"-a large quantity offered on
the Is, inst. Uplands, Ola Il ND; New
a p. Poi Ashes, 3Ss 4Oe.
The following are extracts from the
London papers:
Mr.. Brougham arrived al the Ear. OF
Se'ton's AT Croxie,h on Tuesday even
| ing week, from The north. aai OH Thurs
day morning he set off for London.
Mr.. Alderman Thorpe has been cho-
sen Lord Mayor of London.
chemist at Paris has Invented SOAP
FOR The beard, WITCH will take il off with
oui The Use OF a razor
! a government order has been issued ia
Berlin Tor shutting up The lodges OF free
nasOns. IL is thought that this measure
| will be adopted Throughout all the states
| IT Germany; il has excited much sur
prise IN Prussia, where the ireemasons
have hiiherios been protected by the go
vernmenf.
Letters from Burgundy state, that the
vintage OF the present season will not a.
mount 10 more than a half or at the very
utmost, 10 two thirds OF that OF last wear.
The quality Of the wine, i, ~ added, will
be nearly the same as that of 1919.
simple machine has been perfected
by gentleman in Shropshire, Tor raising
a'rr from the holds OF ships, and for
supplying reservoirs, which, by means Of
small weight. will raise column of
water, at the rate of fifteen quarts
minute, 10 the heighi of 100 feet, and so
IN proportion, double, treble, or quadru-
pla columns OF water, 10 double, treble,
an1 quadruple heights.
By The last census, the population OF
Russia is found TO consist of So BIC. 7y7
inhabitants, among whom 81 1862 .OUI pro.
fess the Greek religion. Poland has
population Of 2,732, s24 inhabitants.
a wooden clock, With three little figures
which strike bells denoiing The hours and
quarters, was sent 10 Latlakoo in Africa,
by the Missionary Society, aud has ex-
cited great astonishmcDt. Some of ilie
natives disputed among themselves, wue-
ther these little men were made by God
or man they also wished 10 know whr-
lher they eat mea, and drank milk 1t is
also reported among Them, HAT these little
men had come III The night, I'D Wagon,
without oxen.
The FreBch journals mention, that in
the department Of Gors, prce of brass
has been found in tie heart of block
OF stone, which was lately dug out of a
quarry III the city OF Auch. II IL con.
Jectured that this piece of brass must have
| been buried III the quarry, where HE
| stone was forming, for upwards of 1000
| wears. Som" philosophers have asserted,
| that the art of making brass was known
| even before the delByr.
A tragedy from Lord Byron is on the
| iapis. We understand that il is 10 be
| published. and not offered TO any theatre
Tor performance.
II appears by letters from Malta, which
we have inspected, that The British mpr-
CHANTS 'h ciciiy continued 10 be greatly
| apprehensive for the safety Of ter per-
sons and property, and had applied to
the Government al Malta for British ships
to protect them. I he following in an ex-
tract from one OF them
MALTA, Aug. ~ AT present all is
| anarchy and confusion in Sicily mOvea.
Die property Is considered TO be very
UNSAFE by British merchants, who write
III gTeatslarm, and applications have been
made 10 Tie government Of this island for
| vessels Of war 10 anchor off Palermo and