Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
New-Y York, Norember 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


New-York, Norember 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Last evening arrived within Sandy
Hook, the fine fast-sailing and regular
trading ship Euphrates. De Cost, - days
from Liverpool, which port he lei, on the
4th of October, and brings London
papers 60 the LIST of that month. Among
the passengers on board the Euphratcs,
are Nlessrs. John &s Henry White, of
Baltimore, 20 whom the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser are indebted for
a file of the London Courier, TO the LIST of
October, which they sent up by the Pilot
Boat Erie, and from which the following
extracts were made.
The Pilot Boat Erie, also brought
Glasgow papers To the 9th OF Sep
TENDER, from the Belle-Savage, Rus
sell.
London, October I.
I Price of Stocks-three per Cent Cons.
81 Is IA Do. for Acct 81 J.
We have received Paris paper which,
informs us that the Thuilleries is in a
manner deserted; that is, all the persons
attached to the court and the princes,
even the usual court frequenters, are gone
TO vote at the elections i'll the different
departments. The princes themselves
seem to absent themselves from Paris as
much as possible, passing much of their
time at COmpeigne, Versailles, and st.
Cloud. Whether this be to shew that
they do not mean to interfere in the
elections, or that they are displeased
with the dissolution, we know not.
September %.
An article from Naples of the 7tbwould
houn hol,oyn tho oc
would be disposed to cede Lampedosa
to the Americans, if such a cession was
not disagreeable to us. Itcertainly would
be disagreeable TO us. But can the court
Of Naples make such cesson of its own
accord2
Sir David Milne will shortly proceed
TO Halifax TO assume the command
on that station, in the room of Admiral
Griffith
The Sank of England have given pub
lie notice that they would continue TO re-
ceive dollars at SIS. Cd. until the Isl of Fe-
bruary next.
The Mines of Peru have recently
| failed in their usual supply of silver, in
consequence of the miners being preyen-
ted by the OVERLOOKING of the waters,
rom the constant prosecution of their
work, the Spanish Government has, with
the sanction ofthis country, engaged an
English Engineer TO take to Sontll-Ame-
rica several Steam Engines, to draw off
the supertiuOus waters. An arrange
ment has also been entered into between
the two governments, for dies to be sent
over, in order that the silver NAV be
converted into dollars, and in this state
be sent to this country direct, agrecably
to contract.
September 81.
Corn erchange.-A great quantity Of
wheat remaining on hand, and having
very little demand this morning, sales
We're exceedingly heavy, and purchases
could have been made Ofnew wheat at
Is. per quarter under Mondays prices,
and at full IS. per quarter less for old.
Oats and Beans are very dullsale, and
rather cheaper. I'm other articles there is
no alteration.
Riot at Sunderland. In consequence of
MANY of the shop-keepers in Sunderland
refusing TO take the plain shilling and six
| pences now in circulation, very serious
riot took place on Wednesday night last.
| A large body of the poorer inhabitants
assembled together, and commenced an
attack OH the shops ofMessrs. Caleb, Will
son, Nattrass, &c. whose windows they
nearly demolished, while the shop ofMr
MiddlebrOok was completely Quilted of
| all his large stock of liam, bacon and gro
ceries. About midnight, the Riot Act was
read, and the SD regiment, who had been
called out, were preparing 10 assist the
civil power, when the disturbers of the
public peace wisely thought proper to
dispense.