Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

OF chiiu, which would become chat1ed-
BILE TO their parish, by his departure tor
America. MIR. keaa clearly proved All
abb, but the magistrates considering
themselves bound by the girls evidence,
fined the hero OF the sock and buskiu IL.
Oh. per week, tor the maintenance of the
child, after pronouncing him the father.
~. Y. Nat ADJ.
The following extraordinary story, in
the shape of Paris Letter. dated Sept.
IA, is taken from the London Sun:
am happy in being able TO assure
Won of The resolution taken by all the
great powers OF Europe. TO put a stop 10
the sy stemS Of military constitutions.
The Emperors of Assiria and Russia tor
this purpose, have engaged 10 furnish
TOO, 600 men each, AMI Prussia SO,UOO.-
Russia, in addition. engages TO furnish
naval armament Tor The service OF the
| Mediterranean she thus attalns double
object: she aids the coalition, and has
preiext for keeping Heei i'll the Medi,er-
rancan and Adriatic, which may aid her
designs against the Porte. The Russian
contingent will direct ITS march OIL Berlin,
which. ii is hoped, will impose respect on
| the PTussian discOntpnts, tor, II care be
not taken, Prussia will try 10 follow the
examples OF Spain and Naples. France
Is ready to cooperate in the grand ALI
| ance, bui her principal attention Is direct
ed TO home affairs.
We are enabled Ia state, on most re-
| spectacle authority, tha, orders have been
| received in London, from France, Tor al
! least tweuy vessels 10 proceed 10 America
| for Cotton and Tobacco, the commodities
| principally affected by these tonnage du-
ties. Except in a few instances, hswever,
we believe The terms offered have not been
| accepted for such is The decline IN The
| trade between this country aud the u.
States, that any vessel en,eriug into the
proposed engagement should 20 out IN
ballast. there being at present American
| vessels in the river, which cannot be
| ireigh,ed, although they are universally
| preferred 10 English ships as swI!ter sail
| ers. and better adapted Tor trading between
this country and the United States. Ii is
| 10 be hoped that the governments VI
| France and America will see the ab>urdity
of pursuing sHch d commercial system as
they are now fallen into, which * moi only
mutually injurious, but suicidal TO the
interests OF each nation respectively 80.
Ii we remember well, the United States
mas been, IN this instance, the aggressor !;
Tor the French duties on American pro-
| duce, which ii complained of as "A grew
ance, dn made the ground OF its hos.
tile measures, were excise duties,
which are moi generally considered az
| cogniZable by foreign powers IN reSulai.
ing their commercial Intercourse. But
the truth is, the Americans have been Tor
long time actuaied by a greedy spirit OF
jealousy Ia their cOmmercidi Transactions
with other states. Instead OF being guid
ed b the liberal principles OF free trade,
| aud allowing other nations tn puzzle
a m wi - lp
| white they gathered w all The profits
which came ~ their reach, their policy
has been mean as well as dudiIneering,
and al The same time detrimental 10 them
selves. They have frei;rd and piDed II
shifting were gained by any one but q
iZrn of The Republic, and have been
Quilted up with The same som of uogceil
which burst under Bomaparie III the full
| aess OF his power namely, that The peo-
| pie OF the whole earth must SHAPE ibcr
lava i'll conformity with lie couuleraciiug
| DEGREES Oi congress.
' In this spirit has the United Slaies
| framed lis laws respecting manufactures
AMI The trade with The English West In
| liza Islands, and lis fuiili,y has been for"
| cibIv exempified in the latter instance
Those islands afforded good, extensive
and convenient market for the flour aud
the very commodities with which II ma
IuIailt abounds: and The consequence of
their squirting policy has been, that the
English West Indies are now supplied
with those articles from Canada. which
OF course Issihas nourished by The very
means that Ipiure The republic. There is,
however, one consolation in prospect,
namely-ihat as The Congress is but The
mouili-piecr of the people at large, what
ever is opposed TO their interest cannot be
permanent" tTraveiier.
ONE DAY LATER.
New YORK, October 2i.-The regular
aud ast sailing ship ANN MARIA. Capt
| Isaac Waite, came up early yesterday
morning. She sailed from Liverpool on
the 2Sh of last mouth. and the Editors of
| The Gazette have received Papers from
| London to the evening OF The 10Th, and
Liverpool of the 2Sth ulrimo-one day la
| ter Than persIiip Mars, arrived on SUNDAY.
The London Courier of the Goth ut.
| contains letters from Lisbon of the 18th,
| aud from Oporto Of The l4ih.
The Courier adds, "J'lere is every APP
pearance. we are happy 10 say, that The
cause of military freedom-ibe legislation
| of camp and barracks-the liberty of all
I nsubordinate sodiery-wilI moi be so Fri
u~phani as some eager wOrs 'irpers OF
| voluion IN any shape, have auiIcipaitd.s
| The Lisbon government has ordered
| The COTies 10 assemble OF the 18th Nov
| in The ancient manner. The provisional
| government wa not satisfied with this,
| and seem 10 require the abolition of their
| government
Re union oj't the Secession Church Of Sent
| tand.--fbis happy event ok place on the
Sih Of last month, in the presence Of an
immense conCourse Of people, at Bristol
Meeting House, Edinburgh; the spot in
which, 73 years before. the separation