Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The fast sailing shin
Hercules, Captain Cobb, arrived at this mort
last evening, in so days from Liverpool. Bv
THIS arrival the Editors OF the CommerciGl
advertiser have received variety OF English
papers, TO the 18th of May, and Lloyds Lists
TO the 18th.
The King appears to be courting popularity
with greater success than his august spouse.
An account OF another visit of his Majesty TO
Drury Lane Theatre, will be found in sub
scquent column. The Queen had also paid n
visit to the same Theatre. The Courier saws.
Kisses and applause divided the house. The
Times says, the audience was delighted Mt her
appearance, and received her with shouts of
applause.
The Church Missionary and British and
Foreign Bible Societies, had their annivcrsa-
RES the second week in May, at Free-NIason's
lavern the meetings were nurnero,isly at
tended, and the proceedings, as usual highly
interesting. Lord Gambler filed The chair at
me former, and Lord Teignmouth at the BIZ
bic Society. Christianity is represented as
making considerable progress in India and
other parts of the heather world.
Prince Ypsilanti, who is at the head of the
Greek Instruction, is very gallant officer
lie was wounded by the side of Gen Moreal,.
at the battle ofDresden: the same bullet that
struck the General, carried away Ypsilantis
left hand
Sir William Scott decided lately that Iron
coilns may be used, on parishes being paid
Durial lees proportionate to their increased
durability; these fees not yet sanctioned bv
tiie tccleslastical Court: from EJ to as high as
10 asked by parishes in and near London.
according To the extent of their burial
ground.
Extraordinary cirearsStance.-J. Seal, aged
80, long IN the employment OF Mr.. Bristoyy. a
coachmaker ut Iomerton, was married on
the 26th of April, to the widow ola publican
the company at the wedding enjoyed them
selves till three the next morning-at six
O'Clock the body of Seal was found floating in
the Lea, IN which river he had drowned him
self.
Copper Ores.-A patent has been obtained
IN south Wales, for an improvement in manu-
featuring iron from refuse slags or cinders.
produced in smelling copper ore.
A Roman paddock made of iron. in excel
lent preservation, inscribed l. f. G. was
lately found near the side of the Roman altar
at Boughton.
Oihcial information has been received. that
owing to the change of affairs in Italy. the
RUSSIAN troops which were entering into the
south OF Europe, have received orders from
their Sovereign not to pass their own frontier.
Sir William Pole, Baronet, raised on his es
tate In Devonshire, in the year 1918 from
acorns selected from trees of the largest
dimensions and best form of growth no less
than eight hundred and ninety-sir nouSond
oaks, to insure a succession of that timber, SO
highly valuable to the British Navy.
The BecIa and Fury, discovery ships, and
the Nautilus transport, sailed from the More
81 MI
line breeze from the S. S. w. The best wishes
OF their own countrymen, and of the friends of
science, every where, attend them.
The Report of the Select Committee or tbo
House of Commons on the sale of bread has
oeen published. The Committee condemn
the existing laws, as pressing iniuriously upon
bakers, and recommend without hesitation.
the repeal of these laws, and that the sale
should be free from all restriction as TO the
denomination of loayes, or their weight, in
future.
AT gardeners in the vicinity of London.
cherries were sold, during the first week in
Way, at the rate of 42s per pound straw
berries and raspberries at g sd per ounce
grapes at lbs per pound and pine apples at
rom COS To sos each.
dreadful fire has devastated the commune |
u Fremont, near Amiens, in France. A la |
49,, WIZ hdu .luSt HSnLcu MS pipe, thinking |
hat he had cxtingushed the German finder |
'ut 1T INTO the pocket Of his Jacket, which |
lung on beam near some straw. The Jacket
ook fire during the absence ofthe Iaborer. and
communicated with the straw, the result ofl
vnlch was the destruction ofG4 houses.
SPG'n.-The accounts from Madrid to the
.llh ut. state, that on account of the move
nents that have taken place in the northern
royinces, extreme measures have been resort
q 10 by the government. In the CASTLES.
roops nave been assembled. The Empecina-
o was sent to dispense the insurgents in Bur
os, who at Salyaterra amount to 400 men,
1t Malaga the authorities arrested eight
usplciOus persons and Mt Grenada eleven
ersons were put into confinement, all persons
I responsibility. At Seville, Oyiedo. and
Their places, persons of rank, chiefly connect
q with the ecclesiastical establishments have
cen seized and imprisoned In Salvaterra.
the province Of AIaba, not far from the
oundaFy of Navarro, the insurgents consisting
NELLY OF fanatics and marauders headed
y irIars, have been dispersed many Of them
avlnG been killed, and many more wounded ,
he priests have in vain attempted to raise am =
in Biscay. ,
AS Il regards Italy, and the Allied Powers. 3
tiers from Milan ofthc 2lst uIt. state that y >
neral Impression prevails that thea ustrisne d