Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
FOREIGN.

Receiced at the office IF The N. Y. Com.
merciai Advertiser.
An English tx military officer was ar
rested al Paris on the 23d of Nov. Tor
using sediiinus expressions.
The Princess of Wales arrived at Mar
settles on The 10th Of November.
Large bets we're offered in Paris the
last Of November, that the new Ministry
~0uid not continue in office more than
six weeks.
twenty men per company were TO be
added to The regiments i'll England. The
invaiidS are Ia do garrison duty.
The DR. ctors OF the Bauk of Eng
land have given orders 10 have bars OF
Soih IN readiness for bullion payments,
on The Isl of February next.
On the 18th of November, the fever,
al CatiIz, had so far subsidized, that Te
De"m and general thanksgiving was to
take place the next day.
The Persian Ambassador has been OH
iour ihro' Ireland and Scotland
a letter from Madrid, !ated the 9Th Of
November, says" The Reai Giro Ga
branch OF The royal treasury pays mos,
rrSuia " all The bulls drawn by the EN-
Daisies abroad, but on no account sncll
as are drawn wlhm the kingdom. Eight
nl'liions of reals Uelton, accepted by or
der OF The government Tor provisions sup
p'ieu by merchants in ia, provinces for
'ht eXprdltlonary army, have ben pro-
tesIed.-Nobody will take these bills
rvgn at 40 per cent discount"
The ground for erecting barracks to hold
100 men, has been laid out near Manchester
ibt Greek house of Georges Caltacli, at
l-s"norn, stopped payment Oh the 18th of Oct
tor 100000 piaSterS
An article from Vienna of October 70, SAWS,
cdblnct confer has arrived from Warsaw.-
IL Is said that this courier brings the iutelIi-
gence that the Emperor oil Russia accedes to
an The resolutions adopted al Carlsbad, but
'"ai ne poSlpOnes to another opportunity seve
RAJ territoriai arrangements relative 10 Poland
ana various secondary States OF Germany.
Neto south ~ dleS.-Ihe progress of The SET
tierPenls in New south Wales has been so
great, mat the inhabitants are enanl. At Ia make
expectations OF surplus produce. The popu-
idIon OF the territory is % ,050 souls, being an
increase, III one year, OF nearly 5000 inhabit-
ants.
Acres of wheat in cultivation 20 100
quo OF ground ready Tor maize S400
DUO OF Barley. oats, peas, and
beaRs, in cultivation $50
Ditto of potatoes 73O
Ditto of gardens aud orchards ego
DITTO or cleared ground i96O9
iotai qganiity of acres held by indi-
Vidnals 100000
LIVE STOCK.
Total number of horned cattle in the
territory $3.50
Ditto OF sheep 2nIo
iCitto OF swine ~ G3O
Ditto of horses 36OO
AS criterion of the luxuries enioyed by
tIe inhabitants in fruit, one garden belonging
10 gentleman few miles from sidney, CON
talhS the following extensive variety. and
which are generally dispersed over the whole
OF New South Wales, VIZ. oranges, ciirons,
lemons, pomegranates, Ioquatts, guavas, the
oiVe, grapes OF every species. pine apples,
peaches. nectarines aprIcots apples pears
pinhS, bss; English, Cape, and China null.
heffies; walnuts, Spanish chcsnuts, almonds,
medidrs, raspberres, strawberries, melons,
ounces, aud thu caper, with others OF minor
vdine and such is The abundance Of peaches
mat the swine of the settlers are fed with
lhcm. In Van DiemAn's Land the currant and
gooseherry are particuiarl, fine.
Al an annual examination OF the pub
lie scaools o: Paramatta, black native
girl, belonging 10 the Orphan School
founded by Mrs. King, bore away The
second prze; thus proving the aborig.
mes are susceptible OF sufficient mental
Improvement Ia adapt them TO the purpe-
SEES OF civilized association.
A newspaper printed at Sidney, an
nounceS, that literary periodical work
was Immediately to be published under
tlir title, The Australasian Magazine and
Quarterly Register of Agricultural aud
commercial Information, the Fine Arts,
&c.
In the house of commons, on the 3Oih
OF November, Mr.. Grenlell asked, whe
lher any, aud what provision, had been
made by government for the payment of
tive millions, that had been advanced by
the bank Of England, viii CHI was soon
10 be paid.
The Chancellor of The Exchequrr. in re-
ply said, The House might recollect his
having stated last session, that arrange
menis were TO be made tor the repay
ment OF this sum but rs The bank had
on other occasions, declined 10 accom-
MEDIATE The government, il was not
10 be expected that the money could
be speedily paid. He was happy, how
ever, now 10 stat, that considerable
sum had been paid 10 the bank, and
That arrangements, with which the
directors were perfectly satisfied, had
been made for paying the remainder.
There was no reason 10 suppose that any
eucrodclment wouIL be made on the
plan adopted by Parliament, for tie re-
sumption Of cash payments by the bank.
Six thousand OF the oui-pensioners have
not appeared IN enrol themselves: IN con-
sequence of which they will lose their
pensions.
Accounts from Brussels, of November
%, state, that tire broke out 90 that
day, ~ the apartment Of Madame Man.
iholon, which consumed all her effects
rnr rad scarcely time 10 save herself and
her child the anti-cbamb r being in
f.az 80 tie time size pdsseI through il
= public meeting was helaai Hudders-
reid, ~ Yorksbrf, oB The Sih Of Novem
.er, O." consider The best means of pre-
noting " Radical Reform" Forty -iou
1Gs were dIsplayed, bearing q yariett