Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

ieiit iiitilI rom 'ocio anu DrOhtu up LIS s.
Enlistment for 500 boys and they have also
broken up The school upon the British system
at Smyrna, which was formed after the
benevolent w. Allenlelt Smyrna, for 100 bows.
May this triumph ofignorance be only tenn
porary.
Two French vessels have arrived Mt Mar
seilles from Smyrna, which had been boarded
by Greek ships in search ofTurkish property.
This act has given great offence 10 The French,
and two line of battle ships and five frigatcs
have been ordered to proceed from Toulon TO
The Archipelago. A Dutch squadron has sailed
for the same destination
The French papers are still chiefly taken
up with the criminal proceedings before the
Peers, and the continued debate on the BUDGET
IN the Chamber of Deputies. Accounts FROM
Naples to the 9Th, received at Paris, contain
the provisions of ROYAL Decree against
books The vendors, reading room keepers.
and readers of obnoxious books, are liable TO
be imprisoned ten years, as the maximum
OF punishment, and the books themselves are
to be publicly burnt. There is an amusing
reservation by which the King of Naples
allows favoured persons TO read these forbid
den books, for the purpose of rcfuting them,
but taking care that the public shall not have
glimpse of what the refnted books contain
private letter from Paris says, that the
Commission charged by the Chamber Of
Deputies with the examination of the project
ne ioi upon the liberty of the Press, has reject
ed The censorship! Monsieur de Vaublane is
named Reporter. The letter goes on to say,
that the Ministers are in conservation"
The plan of an Insurrection among the
negroes of Jamaica was discovered in APRIL.
II was, simply, to have cut the Threats of all
the whites, and declare themselves masters Of
the island.
The Patriarch of Lisbon arrived at BAY
onne on the 14th inst. He was President of
tile Regency and has been banshed because
nc refused TO fake the oath TO the Constitu-
ton OF the Cortcs without reservation.
In England the public attention is of course
almost entirely engrossed by the approaching
Coronation. Ample details orthe preparations,
will be found below
memorial from the Queen has been pre-
scnied to the Home Secretary, Lord Sidmouth,
demanding her Coronation along with the
hlng as matter OF right, and claiming the
immediate appointment OF commissioners 20
consider the claims OF The persons who are
entitled to attend upon her on that occasion
Her Majesty has sisnifed that she expects al
Immediate ansW er.
Another account saws the Queen wrote -
Lord Liverpool for permission 10 attend th.
Coronation and that she has since received
an answer, that there could be no obiectiontu
her attending as private individual and that
Il private box is fitting up in the Abbey.
=, Preparations are every where making, by
Nominations and otherwise, to give public
demonstrations OF loyalty and attachment to
wards his Majesty on the day of this splendid
ceremony. twill be day ofgcnera) testvty
and II IS expected that all The shops will be
closed, and all business suspended.
The carpet and tartan trades in Stirlinrsh;re
are very brisk. The attempts TO substitute
GOTTEN y;.ff tor worsted in the manufacture OF
CARPETS has failed The cloth was soon soiled
and the colors lost their lustre. The expert
ment made at Aberdeen with hemp was equal
ly unsuccessful.
The Revenue, according to the latest and
most correct accounts we have been enabled
to Obtain, falls considerably short, in amount,
OF the corresponding period of last year and
IT'S from this cause that some large sales OF
stock were made on Saturday which tended
IN slight degree TO lower the prices
The ERg!ishman
The French Governmentias Just contracted
Tor 1000 hhds. Of Tobacco, the principal part
IS TO be supplied by British merchants WHO
have obtained higher price for il than was
expected.
The new Spanish loan of 5O,ooo,oo6 Of
francs, is said in letters from Paris Of the Goth,
to have been concluded in that capital, bv
hlessrs. Ardon, Hubbard s. Co. in conj,nc
ton with some English merchants. The Terms
OF the contract and the mode OF paving the
instruments, are not yet made known.
An cTpose of the state Of the Russian III
nance5 has been published at PeteTsburgh, in
a supplement- TO the ConServ1feur Itpayiici. Of
tic 99th Of May. From this document il
appears that the whole debt of Russia, iDclud-
ing the balance not yet paid up, of the last
loan, reduced into sterling money, does net
exceed I 100000 being little more than one
years interest on the debt of Great Britain.
ID. Lorenzo Guiana, Clergyman Of Ross
in Spain, has been taken prisoner. The cap
tuTc Of this Priest is considered TO be as inpor-
tant, or even more so than that of the celebra-
ted Nlerino himself, as he @fas the intimate
friend, confidant, and director of the cglebrI
ted chief Mcrino.
An article, dated Frankfort June eth. states
that vague rumOrs were in circulation relative
to conspiracy said to- have been discovere6
| IN Prussia against the safety ofthc state. The
King of Prussia was travelling through Germa-
ny jaccgaito under the title OF Count de Rio-
ain.
Ourases continGc 60 be committed in Ire
llnj. Thrty-si's prisoners engaged in these
disturbances, had been sent 10 prison in the
county OF Waterford. On the Goth OF June, i.
the House of Commons, Dir. Buxton moved
Tor the returns respecting the number oflIiu-
doc Widows inundated IN India. Mr.. Ba
thurst said that he did not object 20 the bro
duction ofthe papers but he hoped the Hon
| Member would not ell on the LEGISLATURE "a
sanction any active interference with the reli
5lous prcjudlces Of the natives OF India. Mr.
! Whberiorce, Mr. Hume, Lord Binning. and
! MIR. Canning, Joined in the debate which
en5ued On TINS motion IL was ultimately a.