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

from ts;verpcci. on Saturday, we have re-
oeived Luudoa papers to Nav Is. They
give us very little news. NIr. Canning had
reached Bordeaux, on his way from Lis
bon. and the Granicns lrigate /; L orrived
at the sime place, for tbe purpose Of talk
ing him home. London stocks ON the 3th
were, 3 per cents. 90 i-3. Omnnm IS 4.
A new Coinage bad been commenced at
the mint in England TO include gold and
silver. The gol.i coin TO consist of 2Cs
pieces. and the silver to DC of one shilling.
1t is remarkable that coins of these convc-
nient denominations have never been issued
before. Tbs. disturbances in Ireland still
continued.
Paris news to the oh had reached Lon
don. Here had been some disturbances
at Grenoble, but no details are given. -
Marshal Massena was dangerously ILL.,
fourtecn young women were to be marri-
Ell, al the expence of the city of Paris, on
the day of the Duke Of Berr;'s marriage,
each 70 receive a portion of 1900 francs
French STOCKS, May 9th, per cent, SO,
1900. Bank shares, 1868.
The brig Margaret, which has arrived at
Portland IN 81 days from Liverpool, has
brought still later news. We have been
iivored by Messrs, Russell. Cull,r & Co.
with the loan OF London papers to MAY 90
> C
4; Omninm (mon.) 10 Z s, ditto (pay-
ment) 81 8.
intelligence has been received from Ma
jor Pedde, who commands the expedition
tor exploring the interior of Africa, By
way OF the = ger, to March Is He was
then at Senegal, where he was to remain
until September, on account of the rainy
season, but would be employed in the mean
tine in making preparations and collecting
information Another expedition is to pro-
ceed by the way of the viver Congo, and
the two are Intended to meet in the interior
rf the continent.
Sir Nathaniel VIM. Wraxail, sufr red
Indignant TO go against him by default, on
The information against MIN for the libel "a
g'inst Count Woronz9ff. IN the hgemoi,-s
II nsy o.Dn ,ia.e, in which il is asserted that
the Count admitted that the late empress
at Russia had connived at the murder of
the Princess of Wugtenburgh After a
hearing by cornsel relative TO the measure
of punishment, Mr.. Justice Bayey sen
fenced the author to be Imprisoned six
months IN die Kings Bench prison, aud to
pay a fine of 5o0l.
The Quseu received at her Court, on the
i0.h, the congratulations of the Eng..sh
mobility and gentry. and foreigners of dis
JUNCTION, on the late marriage. The court
was ohe of the most splendid that has been
Known tor many years. The number of
s,oI '"o '"u '''ieo '"'u-
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80 "t Wy Where She was d
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nj ,ce !, Sngoit. -, '','''t -, 80
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: a. n,,,,b Ia ui,"i'0O'eu'
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q, of 80 ,,,,.,s, 80 '.., WY iious
nv A r;oto,,s ,I;S,,..;s:'' 49,, - 80
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oo, r,sss,,, - .''',.'i;, 'Ah
'yhe -. &c 800 - ~ ca 80
cona,,icrsi,Iv + 'tc, -'''' we
NJ w.,
To.s., c...,, E,,,.at1 ~ s"i5 D.
fivoured by y mercanti'e friend VITA on.
don papers - the 18th Of Nav.
;;re1d stnfls had advanced Considerable
This anGed To the stagaat,on of trsd,, ana
she conssGu-nt want of tmD ov among the
sssanuf4ctu s i,s., Glasses. had created cnosi-
,vraDle une:sin SIS, al some disposition 70
Tot.
The P. Regent has in a general order
Teprimanded i'll severe terms Sir Il. EVG
son, and Capt. Hutchinson, for the vart
which they took in aiding M. Lavaiettc in