Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03

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the blossom torn frem the stem Tie hiag and
he Church hare 6een pleased Ia srciude he t(uesR
from the prayers NJ tie mutton Int the pravers If
hfr people hare been dOnJied md redoabied. and
| ntrtr shall cease 10 impiore Of tie Isl0ne 81
ue,ey 10 Sho,ser dorm he trrasure Of It's mreg an
Mat generous people, schiek The eOHdact If fhei.'
| rulers DOES not deserrc
MIR. Williams followed MIR. Brouchara.
ana addressed the House ill the hpnt OF AT
Journment on the 4th without having fn,s..tl
ms comments on the evidence g.a.ust ,h,,
Queen
| LONDON, Oct 4. Price ofStocks &C!
| Yesterday morning the Countess OlLi C..
| ionei Ohverla. and ten o, eleven oihtE .crsons
arrived AT Dover, from Bouiugne TO give evil
dence in favnr of the Queen tbs SAID Count
Bereami, brother OF the baron. Is amou.
them.
AZ The meeting on the cS,i, A, Froemnscm's
Hal. Mr. Hobhouss was called 20 the Chair
Ii was resOlved-'rhni ministers have wan.
ton'y and wickedly entrapped their sovereign
into despotic persecution of fhe Queen ~
which The laws and constitution were Isolated
and that the said ministers deserve i,npeach.
mrnt. &c. Alderman w God congratulated the
messing the evidence that was Ia be no.
duccd. which he said he could ssr,, would
come Out Ike fhunG6T upon al
HE London Globe ot Oct. I'd. quotes an Of
hclai declaration on the 10th Sept 10 the Meas
poitan Prince de Cim;iie, =" il,a, the prea,
powers oi Europe WIRE fully agreed not To ac.
knowledge the existing state OF affairs in the
kingdom OF the Two Sciiies, because thar
state had heen effected b, force Of arms, anil
that ia consequence the powers had resolved
not TO receive n plenipoIeutisry or Minister on
The part OF the supreme authority al Nalii.s
When had been established by force OF arms "
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
New YORK DC, so BY the passengers In
the ship Bayard, in IS DAYS from HAVE. We
understand that il was reported im pari, ih.t
u, hl.ate was preparing to bring out Nj
HYDE DE NttfiiLE, TO negotiate viii, orr un<
veiumcni al Warrington and il was experisd
'hni the differences between the two Countries
wonid be amicabiy sei;!ed.-The markets on
the coniinent iemain very dull
GEORGE CAMPBELL our late minister 10
RUSSIA, arrived This morning in tbs ship Bay
ard from HAVE. Ijn,er;coD
Extract Of letters from Lisbon ddFei I2fh Sent.
Las, night there vas a large fir in,
this city, near lie wafer side, which las
destroyed several houses, burnt :. ia,se
quantity OF ship timber, and 10 .o00 slaves
lately arrived. Every thing here is u,li-
CT scarce any thing Of The revolution
II seems the people here are waiting ior
Inc Opor'o men 10 come here and aci iaY
them he long q.araniinr of from 90
TO 40 days Is continued. Flour is nomi-
nally worth 5 25-coru is prohibited.
AnoiBer-saHIe date.
Trade Ia al n perfect sland-you will
nave been advised by the newspapers
that partial revCiution has iak n place ~,
Tie northern part OF lie kingdom, and
have no doubt II will extend herr, aud all
over the country-;bai many Of the old
abuses will be done away-aud iha, IN
the end il will benefit HE country am,
trade"
Extract ct a letter bearing date Tie 5h SEM.
from an Intelligent american an France.
engaged IN fncrcGntfiP IKrygifS
Nj. Gsliatln has been negotiating 10
do something for our navigation with his
country, bat Tue late plots which YOU
VIII see noticed IN ii.e papers will prevent
any thing being done fer The present.
They viii MOI iisien 40 equalsinr Gujies
they say We should have all Instead of our
si'arr' OF the carriage and | beiiry..
They are not much wrong. Il we ran get
HE dunes on our produce reduced Ill
tie, our ohlec; may be accOmpishyd.-.
Our people have run too fast i'll passing
the law. The iine vas Too shot and
| instead OF couniervailing, il IL a pro
tibIlive law, which has had very bad ef-
tect. The calculation appears 10 have
been made on Tobacco, in place of To-
bacco. Cotton, Rice and Ashes. The
average would have been about l2 instead
Of vs. dollars
We heartily wish 10 see speedy al.
Inslnehi OF this dIsagreeable business. bv
WHICH The British will be The only gam
ers. IL appears, however, That our coun-
'ryneH begin 10 ply the Indirect trade
successfully as we'll south az noril, of
FFanre.-Tne following article ia trans
lated from one OF our late Pars pgp,rs.
" WdrSeiHeS lGth august.
The Tears that were entertained Of
The Americans Guiding The regulations of
The ordinance OF the Doth July, were bur
too well founded. Several American
houses established in this city a, all them.
selves OF the facilities which The free por,s
OF the Italian coast oHer them. Thev
have already fixed agents there, prin4
cpally at Nice, To make all ready for
receiving cargoes coming from lie T..
States aud intended for our ports. The
debarkaiIon is TO take place without lie
frontiers thence The goods ale to be
transported hiiher, and va iiis way The
Americans will avoid paying the duties
10 winch II was meant TO subject ilIem, ia
retaliation for those which they have lid
upon French vessels arriving ia the Doris
OF the Union" Nat. Gaz
The Spanish CSnes have decreed a sa.
larry OF 1000. 900 to the king. aud sums
ptoportIOnabiy liberal to the other mem
BEES OF The royal family. The salary Of
ihe king OF Great Britain is somelhiue
like five million dollars
Commodore BARRON gave The follow.
ing TOAST at tie dinner given Al lie launch
OF tie Delaware "a. on Saturday, Al MRS
| iolk-" THE N0ry Of Me United Siates---
May the department Of lis officers 10 each
| other be a. magDanimous az was that Of
Their 1oreiailIers in '7G."