Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

~, ,.s,led there, to 80 on board the YES
',. and the ships and frgatcs were placed
line OF battle. On the other side, the
-, ~ 80, gun boats and the batteries of CO.
80" yer. getting ready. In this confuson
~. soldiery began TO give signs tn at, as
I'm as the first gun should be discharged,
INC situation of ali the christians would he
very gri.vous, for they woo'd be sacr'tc-
cd. ..,.,s
.,ar audience If the Basaaw for the follow
.sl y. (Ap. Is. at n. n. He had for an
LIB tSat. that being an announcement
~ he could not receive niO, and = was
Safcrred till g, and in the mean time the
Isna,ish continued 20 prepare III order TO
-, The Princess was also the next
t,n;n,, to go OH 5vard. Her Royal High
,,'.ss regretted very much that taese events
,ahnn,1 obl;re her 10 such precipitate de-
,'sri,,,... without beng able TO take leave
i'f and express her tharks ID the bashaw,
who defraycd entirely TIE daily expenses
rf the Princess. from The day that she
de;ene,l to inhabit las I &C.
"a, Rho. 10Th. the Admiral went to see
.h,. na,haw. having already al this time
s,,r,tcn n letter to the French Consul, in
t,rn,;nr HIN that he wished him not to con
,,r,,, hi, nepoc;aton FOR the rausom OF the
Ne.nolitan slaves. In short. after the most
o,;ous and warm discussions, Lord Tx
month ATTAINED the LIBERTY, gvithoat any
,-op,op,. of the Sa:l,nian capsives, aud, un-
der the promise Of Il present, the Neap0ii-
tan capt,vrs were also set at liberty the
pashaw conclescend ng finally to admit the
mediation of England. III order to settle
.!ehnitive peace between his Sic'lian Males
~ and his Sardinian Majesty with that Re-
gency.
No mention is made of the unfortunate
Romans and Iuacdns, who are grooming III
the servitude OF lunis.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.
E.rsyGct ofa letter fran Liverhool, 70 a
mercantile house IN this city, dated May
%, 1916.
.GrAn has fallen los. per quarter in
London, and Cd. per bushel here. 1t is I'M
possible TO devise what the markets may
do"
Ertrac, ora letter. from AMSTERDAM. dated
Hay IL, received az Baltimore by Me
hoiiu-
Tobacco has somewhat revived
some sales hive been effected at from 9
3-4toli 4 ST. according to the fferent
qualities "
From LIVERPOOL letter 10 reStcctabie
mercantile house in Baltimore, dated
l7th iay-
Since our last circular communication,
the Corn Trade has assumed a more than
ordinary interest The late low and ruin
GUS prices accustomed by the poverty of the
farmers, and redundant supply, produced
all export wholly uawarranted by the pro-
ducc of the last years crop. 1t is now
discovered that the stock on hand is unu-
sualy small for the season OF the year, and
a rapid advance has resulted. The new
Corn Law has hitherto prevented foreign
supplies ard must consequently do so till
the average price of wheat ia the twelve
maritime districts for the six weeks pre-
ccdng any of the quarter days, which arc
1 fixed for the 18th August, 18Th November,
18th February, and 18th May, amounts to
sos. OF upwards. 1t appears from the re-
4 presentations of our corr espondents in these
4 districts. that the present price is far above
4 SOS. and we have strong reason to believe,
4 that on the 18th August next, foreign grain
and -four will be admitted for home USE
Il In that event, though unwilling to hazard
any ecided opinion on the probable prices,
s. we should consider the value OF superiine
8 fresh -four might possibly he SIS. 54s.
81 per bul. aud OF good wheat, Us. LIS. 3D.
per busheI of 20 los.
q entertain with regard to the opening Vt the
ports, we Recommend our friends as
81 measure Of caution, to direct all vessels TO
81 call at falmouth for orders. and 1t 1T should
happen Chi our own ports are not open, 1T
is highly probable that France will ahord
81 an eligible market for the sale ot the car
"a goes The export of Wheat firm the u
81 nited Kingdom during the last ten months,
81 Is computed at about 100000 quarters,
81 quantity greater than has ever been sent
ont Of the country since the year 1864, On
81 the same per,od) and nearly equal to the
average annual import since 1898.
I'VE shall watch with great attention
| the course of prices, and hope to announce
81 "a our friends, OH undoubted authority, and
before the publication of the Gazette,
whether or not the ports will open on the
18th August, the next quarter day.
We remain, respectfully,
Your assured friends,
RATHBoNE, HoDCsoN & Co"
:" r. S. May 18Th
" A public sale of upwards of two thou
sand balcs Of Bengals and Surats went off
with great steadiness yesterday at sd Is
M I'D for the former, and I'D q 1S 1-2d per
Id. for the latter. Uplands have been sold
~ one or two instances at Did per ID. for
prime quality--Orleans 19d 23d-Sea
Islands arc quite neglected, but held at 2s.
al. 2s. %.
"Turpentine, two thirds soft, was sold
two days since at 13s. Cd. per cwt. Tar
Is would still command 15s. per Dbl. tor Car
goes.-The prices of Ashes are very un-
IoI tc Ia.