Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-19

| telligence we yesterday published in
letter from Havre, relative 10 the imposi-
tioH OF an extra tonnage duty upon Ame-
rlcan vessels. The following are its tn
| actmenis
| e The tonnage duties levied upon TO-
reign ships, on their entrance into the
ports OF our kingdom situated in Europe,
shall be substitutes. as respects vessels
belonging to the United States, by
special duty of 80 francs Go i5s. slerI.)
per ton, without prejudice 10 the addition
| al tenth.
Such vessels as can prove that they
left the ports of the Union. and were
bound direct TO French port, previous
ly 10 the 18th of June last, Cal which
| period The Act of Congress, dated 10Th
| MAY, must have been known throughout
the Union,) will only be liable to the or
binary tonnage dnly las also ships com
ing into Our ports in ballast.
The enactments ofthe present Ordi-
nance will cease TO have effect, ii the Act
Of Congress of the 18th of MAY, should
have been annulled, and from The mo-
ment that the official knowledge of such
abrogaiion shall have been received i'm
| France"
| A second Ordinance enacts, that from
the 18Th of October next, and until the
|
! be granted a premium of ten francs per
hundred killogrames OH Coitons of the
two Americas, imported into France, i'm
French or foreign vessels with the excep-
lion of those of the Unou.
REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.
A private letter from Naples con-
firms what has been said relative to the
public uncertainty as to the issue of -
vents
Some persons arrived from Milan,
says this letter, have assured us that The
Austrian troops cantened in The LON.
bardo' Venetian territory, have received
reinioreements that il becomes daily
more difficult TO obtain passports from
the Government for the other parts of
Italy, and even that some suspected per-
sons have been arrested. With respect
| 10 the city of Naples, the inhabitants
i yielded to the invitation which was made
| TO them 10 hoist the Fri -colored flag (red,
bine and black before their residences, as.
IN the event OF theirnet complying, il was
! threatened that stones would be thrown
at their windows. With the exception of
The military, very few of the colored cock.
AIDES are worn, which represent smoke,
flame and fire. In fact. we cannot recon
Gle the adoption Of This raiying sign.
which is that Of The Carbonari, with The
protcstailons OF respect for religion, which
are reiterated in the ordinances aud proc
lamailOns Of the new authorities. All
feeling men, OF whatever party, applaud
the trmness with which General Filange
n has hitherto answered The popular
groups who desire that Tie King should
shew himself al The balcony. When this
general spoke Of the advanced age OF his
Majesty, and that his imfirmilies would
not admi, OF his compliance, the clamours
ceased. and the eyes of some amongst
them betrayed The feelings Of their hearts.
General Cara scosa and Ptpe have
frequent conferences with some members
OF The Commission of Public Safety: the
intelligence which appears 10 reign be
tween them and the general Officers au-
gurs somewhat we'll.
" Begani, and Colleta, two ex.renerals
OF Joachim, have arrived here. The
Prince Lieut.. General has confirmed
them IN their former rank"
To the details which this letter con>
vcys, adds the Quoiidicnne, and which
we have received from person worthy
OF credit, we must add. that banker Of
ParIs Yesterday Thursday, 9Th al J re-
ccIved a letter from a correspondent AT |
Naples, in which it is distinctly stated. |
tia: the generals who have taken part i'm |
the resurrection, have proceeded 10 the |
Palace OF the Prince Lieut.. General, and /
resigned 10 him their command in the |
army. This determination is attributed |
10 their knowledge OF the disposition of |
the European Cabinets.
This evening FRIDAY, the 2Sih uli.) |
some sinister reports are In circulation |
on the state of lhecapital of the kingdom
OF Naples bu; they are not supported bv
any respectable authority.
French Funds, July 2S.-Five per
Cents, 7Gf 4:c.-Bank Stock, 1851. Ex-
change on LondOn-Ai 80 days, 25f 400.
Borders OF the Danube, JuIy 2l.
All commercial letters, aud others,
which have been received by the two lasi
couriers from Italy, are filed with de-
tails OF The revolution in Naples.-rhi4
event has produced a grieVous effect upon
affairs. The NeapoIiian consolidated |
renics are declining, aud every one is en-
deavourlng 10 get rid of them as fast as
possible.
AT Augsburg the NeapoIitan State
Paper has experienced pretty conside-
rable decline.
NAPLES, July Sin consequence of
HE lndispOslliOn OF The Duke D'AscoG |
his Royal HIghness tie lieutenant gene
raj Of the kingdom has appointed Gen.
liIangieri 10 correspond with The Com
mission of Public Safety, aud to fill tie
belonging TO ibe Inspector &C.
neral commsndaui OF the guard, charged
with the tranquility Of the capil4I.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER.
AHcOma, (ItaIy, Juiy 0.
The aifai.s of Ali Paclia become
worse and worse, several Of his geAerals
have abandoned him and some of them
have taken up arms against him. Wher
ever the troops oi The Grand Seignor sp-
pear, the general procIaims, by sound Of
the trumpet, that he does not come 10
I'M 10 tuar nt,n,, tho