Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-08

10 The coast OF Africa, ia The Tartar
An Alsciine squadron OF two frtyates n gal
ley,and AN armed poiacca, had appeared Al
anglers, with tieet OF nine merchantmen-
among watch wa, a Spanish Trader, and a
| hunber OF European siaves.
lhe Portuguese Conmssionrrs have cast
Captai" Leeke, OF the British fiigate Myrmi-
uoh anu captain Sanlilasds of the Moryiaua
IN iour thousand pounds damages tor the
improper detention OF a slave schoouer, she
haNing only ONE slave on board at the lime
ihe Ooajs col aion,side-aud as the treaty
| WITH the Portuguese government speaks in
| IN. p'af0t, the conscientious judges consider
| there must be slares on board TO secHre the
| CONSERVATION OF the vessel. This decision
OF the Poitug uess con,,nission "a has SO alarm-
ed the squadron, that slave trading will az am
| revive; Tor who Will run the risk Of such
| hea'y damages when there is no comp ensa-
iion or reward held out 10 those engaged in
! the detention
| Twenty-six persons pe,ished in the Oaks,
YES iuu'a man, lately lost om hlareate Sands.
ai.o"s whom were the captain and pilot.
Inc tetio~ Fever IN Spain, is stated 10 he
very alarming. AT Nerss, from the 22d to
the 2lth ct October, 81 person.. died OF the
yellow fever. and there were 2l9 new cases
oUo were in the hospital. AT Cadiz, from the
2Sd TO the 25th OF October, 3 deaths, 81 new
| cases.
The wcolien manufactures in most parts of
io'kshIre are rapidly imptO,ipg, and in
some oil them he woi kmen are full, employed:
| an advance III wool has consequently taken
pace liz that county of SIS pack, aud a iur-
| iher advance lie expected IRON the inc creased
demand.
G.s- Advertiser Of the 30th OF November.
says. thai the best informed merchants vi
London speak OF revival of commerce to-
wards the Spring.
Letters from Hamburg of the goth Novem
Der, announce that in csnseque nee OF The i'm
mense quantity OF ice in the Ebe, the pilots
could not venin'e TO carry down the ships
which we've ready for sea.
lhr Emperor ot Russia was expected at
o. a. htIsu ton. IN.
f'rice Of american Stocks 2ith Nor. Bank
Shares 4 % js.-Sev n p. r Cent nothing do
! ,ng-New StN per Gents f 1912, 1885, a I0I-
| 1878, 1919 lo5-lsii, 1867 a IoG-ISi5, ID6i
lcI Three per Centre
| British Stocks on the 10th Nop-Three per
Cent reduced. 6s2 69-rhree per Cent
| censols, COS
Letters from Rochfor,. dated November 10,
state that NJ. Hyde de Melville was 10 EN-
pnk The next day for the U. ). from whence
| dor
1t appears that his Holiness the Pope, in
| cons' quence Of the march of Austrian troops
| INTO The Papal territory, assembled a con.
ciave OF cardinals, and submitted to them
tue que ton, whether d representative Goa.
| suIntio,, should not be granted 10 the State
| OF Inc lhnrrh. IN division il was> carried
AGAINST Constitution by majority OF three
bd ON beisan, arrived at Paris Oh the 22d
OF Nov. accompanied by a secretary, a valet,
| u"tsmdn, and oourier-and it reliance
can be placed on the following articles, il is
4u''e probable her majesty intenos TO make
FRANCE her piace OF future residence.
PARIS, Nov. 25... Il he Domain of Mon
gefon. near Paris, has recently been purchased
| ior the Queen or England"
Her Majesty visited ST. Paurs Cathedral on
Inc ZHh OF nov. Tor the fist time since her
tfiai-a description az the parade, pomp, aud
show, eccnpies near six columns i'm the on.
! don Coulter, and exceeds that which was
made TO witness the corouation of the King
The papers are nl!ed with long accounts OF
iiium'natlons, addresses ana rejoiciogs, cD what
they cali the triumph of III. Queen. Some of
them are very IHdicTous, bat Toe indecent for
Republication.
From the Licerpoi Mercury Dec 4.
parliamentary Conipe adiGm.- he proceedings
IN failidihs"t oh lh"tsiaS se'nnIght will not
occupy great space III our columns-but the
memory and effect OF them will extend Ibro'
future ages-and will leave an iudeIlble SIN,
ma IN the opening OF ihe reign OF Grorge ".
Had The legislature done nothing during tbe
period OF the 'eSe"cy TO lower ITS constitu.
uOhdi iub se.:ce IN The state-hdd il come TO
the support ot a new reisu. pure in priucIoI.
aud rich III the esteem aud gratitude II free
aud u"buTdened peOple-still the iusult WINCH
4 received last week from the servants OF IN,
own won q have been enough 10 nave shaken
us respectabiliy, aad 10 have filled the pgonl.
with nistruSt either OF It's wisdom or its pow.
er. Ihe very tories are shocked al the inso,
lehce OF this propagation. We must look back
10 The worst periods of our history Tor any I'd.
rallel TO such pfoceedin: (tiie u,nappy reign
OF Charles L. aud there, what other accom-
pan,Ing ihcidents, do we tiId, winch are the
natural aud almost necessary coucomitant nj
such circumstance Ministers who will not
learn from history 10 respect that budy of
legislators whom they have so freaueuiIy de-
cldred to be the real representatives OF the
people, must aud viii be taught a severe les.
son OF Daticual policy. They have dared 10
treat with contempt the very men whom, thry
have called upon the public 10 regard with
respect How many thousands of those, whom
tney had footed with their persnasiouS have
since last Thursday, broken from the sueci.
Gus BONDS la WHICH these ministers too long
held great portion OF the nation Th.S
nave themselves dissolved the ciiarni-aud #
there remain "a few who still iorbear TO uui,,
IN The cry of Parliamentary reform, yet even
those lew execrate the iusuiferabIe violence
ADD insanity OF such conduct
we shall, Ia another place, enter more par
cnaiiy Into This subject as IL is connected with
the message oil the Queen TO tue House OF
Commons.
MiniSters.-Some alterations in the admins
tration are eNpecied-it is confidently asser-
I'd that Lord CdstleTeagh has uudetskeu tIe
desperate task OF Carrying on the preseol
system OF pO,Ics. aud that The DIXIE OF Wei.
lIDgtOn has consented TO become his e,icie,t
colleague. lie RADICALS, the Queen aud fIte
finance are therefore TO be as>aiied with reso.
luiion-t Two ioim.r are 10 be kept down.
and the iditeT IS TO be Kept up. Lord Liver.
pool, Mr.. Gaming, and Lord HAriowby. who
have certainly not been waBiing in those
obstinate measures that have nToduced Ills
crIsls, are, II is said. about to retire This "a
hardly tar. Ine choice now lays, most Ger.
tanly hstween The strong measures SAID IN
bs nsd'taied by the Irish WARRIOR and states.
man, and ioiaI REIMBURSEMENT of the sys.
tenn.
Ministers On Saturday last The King sen,
'n,ssdge 10 lord GtsHsIle. who foriIy nh
bad ~ andeHce OF his MAJESTY, which, lasted
an houf and Anal from tbs II I, inferred that
lhe change contemplated ~ tue administrator
does not nncInde auy change OF sSsiem. A ca
bIuet ~ wanted hardy enough TO aire mpf suy
mea'nre which may seem 10 give iempot4II
snPpoI' 10 me present. course OF politics =
Lord u enVilie may not be an improper head
10 an adnlnlsiIaLIOA. Of MhIch i.nrd "a IL