Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-11

snd men who would have purchased living, gladly hall
year ago. now hold back We could saw much more
we enoo',; out We abstain for the present This We
Know mat the farmers throughout the country are In
sstate CT alarming d'content They LAUGH Al tumuI
.uo"s asemb,ages-an evil which they can meet; but
ne ,ncsndary had psralysed them, and they look for
wad With horror to the period when the hrssblur
be finished. aud ell the row at hr ht ara an
!heir hands gentleman who has attended manv Of
mer meeting. says that the gloom on their connte.
wnen ,hey hear any anecdoto Of a Clergyman beins
brought to terms by the rope around his neck We
40 no' oeheve mat men, like the Duke Of Newcastle
are aware OF the tnll extent OF the danger.
.Norfhomptonshire- OaDdle, an attempt wa, made
rescue thres persons who had been arrested on IN.
Ill, instant. patrol OF the inhabitants protected the
ponce. The mob tore up the paveme uts and wound.
prison. 'NNs'" u"
Rent-Eivs persons were arrested al W,o,h.m n,
disturbing the peace. They have been committed TO
pson In the neighborhood Of Backheath and Deptord
threatening letters are circulated.
munt.n saonshire dspredations have been
committed at Sawtry, Stton. and the nexhborinv viii
mitted TO prison. N wi"
Lincolnshire-At South Res,on. Soa,do. and
"ranam several hres occurred since the Last
Vnsn'Ie-Twenty. nine persons have been arrest.
60 al salisbury ld Dec. Nine were discharged nine
oailed' and eleven held over for trial. ''
CambridseshiTe-Several acts of disturbance. h.,.
osen committed here. Three hundred cia
Were sworn In TO preserve peace.
Bedfordshire "A Destructive FIRE wa. c,u.,a h., J.,
cendiaties at Ampthili. "
s"Dok-A few nishts since some premises vere
SCI Oh nre 10 this county; the following day the owner
M an anonymous letter enclosing E3O0 ard stat.
ing 'hat his premi'c, were burned by mistake
DorsetshTe-In tho neighborhood of Dorchester A.,
verai nres took place. Several thrashipr machins,
aesroyed Five person, have been arrested. In
'oe neiehoourhooi OF Poole the excitement is verv
great several special consiabes have been sworn in
Hdnfs and WiitshIe-Tas disturbances have
ceased here Most of the riug.esders have been ar
Hddieser-In consequence Of the extension, of ou,
rage 10 ms county, meeting Of Magistrates has be en-
heiu. and 'eversl special Cons,ables sworn 10.
.No5ck-Several thrashing machines have be an d,
suojed here. Many persons were arrested, and a.
peasahry assembled and attacked the prison In which
Ssy mad been placed They had succeeded in tearing
Gown the outer walls before they were d by tbs
DIR agoon guards. - Wv
Su'ser-Ths number of outrages are decreasing.
81, "iersetshre-Precautionary measures have cen
en ny mo Lord Lieutenant to prevent
Inc yeomanry Grhi') were called into service.
w, FROM tho Morning Chronicle.
we roget TO say that the accounts from C,r,isi.
yesterday, were very unfavourabe. The lower order.
consisting chi. fly Of handIoom woavers who have ory
pen struggling wi h poverty, tempted by the Local
Magitricy being as it were In allowance have broken
out and committed great excuses We learn that ,bsrs
are only two Masisrates in the pace-one ST wears nj
ags, and the other bsd-rd The profession Of he Car.
ls'e isis'racy Is highly Objectionable. A physician
quite enough TO do in Attending to The of The
body, without concerning himself with the .Itb of
tns nody polite. While attending snxOusIy to the
must ;ce'sarily be neglected.
SPAIN.
mo spanish General Placentia arrived al Bouges on
december, accompanied by several Spanish uficers
FIVE or six hundred Spanish refugees are sho-uv a.
pectsd at that place. "
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, November 24-Tbe Landau p,,,,.,, r
november 4, the answer OF the Belgian Government
and the promise suspension of hoslies have yiven
great satisfaction here, and scarcely leave doubt of
we amcaoie settlement Of the Important contest of
which party spirit has taxi en- so much esneci
any as DE Potter convinced Of tn Of his in
oenee 20 establish republic, leaves the tn atre OF
revolution AIRY &C ivy. which Is covered with t,ood
ana contagratiop. The Funds which fell ON the ne
we march OF the Russian troops roso yesterday and
SUI. more to day. as the Austrian Observer has publish.
ed the Lcndon Protocol
PRUSSIA
me strength OF the Prussian Army in Rhcnish Prus
nov said. instead OF $4,000, 10 be only $4,000
Due, Nov 3l.--Letters from the Prussian
frontiers, dated yesterday, say ''"
mheiggees frem Belgium daily arrive at Aix-la Cha.
Pe"e' ne troops OF the Prussan army of observation
are provided with every necessary for a winter cam
Pa'gn, and the regiment at Aix-la- Chapee received
yesterday ne clothes.
'Since the garrison of Maestrcht has been r.;neo.
ca, great apprehensions felt eige The citadel
anu e CharTeux are almost destitute OF garrison and
ny no means secure against coupsde maine Iieoe ;nr
mas not provisions for two days.
H more and more apparent that part of the cIerey
abuse ther influence TO render the namo of
BERLIN, Nov. 25-The first protocol oe t,o GOMEZ
ehces IN London, by which the first step was taken To-
wards The smicable adjustment the affairs of BELGIUM
mas made favourable impression here only our politi
cas are rather surprised that circumstances must be
assumed TO have been urgent than appeared con-
elstent With the ideas entertained here The sneech
o Dighon mas also given much satisfaction here II is
asheu whether we continue ornaments To this
may De answered, that our military measures esne
Sp''y nose which were necessary in the vicinity of
se'n' are oy no means TO be considered as prepare
uohs or war, as neither their nature nor extent can
eAcite the jealousy OF any Government Thew ar.
ne'e'y measures oil security such every State is call
ca on 10 adopt in these critical times
oTRAsBURG, Nov. 29.-The Count Yoes de Sesmai-
sons secretary OF the French Legation at Vienna
passed through this city this morning at half mast tv
pat hes. ' WIN us
ALGIERs
would appear, says the Morning Cbronicio tba,
ne 'ehch nave succeeded in organizing native reg.
mentS az Algiers. IL must be owned that tbev bav
away SHOWN great skill in turning the resources c
country 10 account The system on which we mn ~ ,e
tam Hindostan was borrowed by US from them Tbsre
an arucIe IN the Consi,uiionnel on the subi.ct nj
The great Powers, which attributes 10 them ds.on.
10 trust 10 the fair promises Of the Holy Alliance NJ
ne Ness'lrode ard NJ de Metternch petfeetIv agree
IN word, the plan Of actual policy Is TO deceive the
Fren'h Revolution, by pretending to recognise H."
,hLGiEKs, NV. is = The General.in Chief, Count
Iausei resolved to check the insolence OF the Rev n
inery who Is at Msdiah, and set out Yesterday. tbs
sto the morning, at the head OF IL bsaIions nj
'sh"y ana all the cavalry three battere, of artillery
ano newly organized battalion OF zouares eomnosed
OF Noors and Arabs who have eulsed voluntarily Tn.
d oo mounted Arabs also compose part Of this
eHpe1i1on' General Boyer commands the divi.ion |
~hch csnsits OF three brigades under the orders
Generals Acbar, D'Uzer, and Hurel
LsNDoN, Der. e. Corn Erehange-The bee, mar. |
,.., Epghsn wheat have rather exceeded the terms
last quoted, with slack trade AZ there Ia M sano
on nrire NJ