Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
HOUSE OF Commons.
AIGERINE rs.

ALGERINEs.
Mr.. Brougham would wish to know
from the Noble Lord (Casslereagh) whe-
Their there had been a Treaty concluded
with the Dey Of Algiers, concerning his
European prisoners.
Lord Castlereagh said, that there had
been an arrangement entered into on the
subject.
Mr.. Brougham would wish to know whe-
Their we had stipulated for all the Europe
An Powers, and whether we were respon-
sible for the pccuniary part of the engage
ment.
Lord Casteresgh said, that there was
stipulation for the other Powers, but that
we were not responsible in any pecuniary
engagement for them.
CApIz, May 10.
Every house in this city has been new-
ly painted, the Promenade has been re-
paired, and a temporary landing place e.
rected for the Queens arrival. The Royal
Party embarked in Portuguese line of
battle ship, early in March, and are there
fore hourly expected In the principal
square, magnificent Temple has been e.
rected-in the front of which, are the busts
of Ferdinand the Seventh and his bride !;
and on the reverse s,ie, arc those of the
Infanta. Don Carlos and his Princess-The
flight of steps ascending to the Temple
are supported and surmounted by lions
conchant in admirable workmanship the
figures of Justice, Conscience. Fame and
Mercy, are now at the four corners of the
Temple, and when illuminated, will pro-
duce the most striking and splendid ef-
feet"
Liverheoi, June II.
There has lately been a fair demand for
the best Leaf and Stemmed Tobaccos for
home use, whilst for the ordinary qualities
suitable for expectation there is scarcely
any demand. The stock in the warehouse
at thsesport amounts TO $500 hhds. and
as all apprehensions of scarcity have sub
SIDED. and the present are higher than or
binary prices. we apprehend they will be
lower. Virginia Leaf Tobaccos now sell
at sd. to 14d.--Stemmed at lid to Id
Georgia and Carolina at sd t. Sd, Ma
ryland Sd to 9, fine yellow lid to 14d per
Id. From the beginning to the middle of
last month there was good demand for
Wheat, and it advanced to 12s Cd to I5s
per 70bs.-withn the last three weeks
there has been very little demand for it
aud the best quality is not now worth
more than 12s-sour -four is nominally 26s
per barrel. An expectation has been held
out by many that the ports would be o.
pen for foreign importation after the 18th
August, under the presumption that the
average price of Wheat of the maritime
districts OF the last six weeks of the quar-
ter ending on that day, would exceed sos.
quarter but this we considerto be ex-
tremely doubtful, and materially to de-
pend on the prospects of the growing crops,
of which no opinion can at present be for
med. The average price of wheat through
out England and Wales, for the week end
ing the 1st June was 76s Sd.
The premium of Insurance to the ".
States is now 35s to 40s on American and
British ships. and from the United States
Sos to SIS per cent. American three per.
cent. stock now sells in London at So, six
per cent. at 80 2, and per cent. at 90.
Portugal gold in coin at SOS. new dou',loons
at 75s and dollars at Is IL I'D per
ounce.
We remain with much respect,
Your very obedient servants,
BOLTON & OGDEN.