Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 10

80 LIZ -NNtsl AMI,
NEwYoRK, Sept. 10
Yesterday arrived at this port the ele-
CANT fast s. ling ship n stor, G plain Ser
Ing in IS days from Liverpool.
BY this arrival the Editors of the Mer-
camille ADVERTISER have received London
and liverpool papers TO The 81 of August
and Ltoyd's list to the 30th of July inclu.
sive, from which the following extracts are
m de-
The feet under the command of Lord
Exmouth sailed for Alge rs with fins WIND
on ths 2Sth of July.
The war in ! dia had terminated and
the treaty of peace between the Il iah of
rep u and the British government was
signed on the 4th Of March. The oomman-
der OF the British army in that region il
stated to be native Of Boston.
The Emperor of Morocco had fitted
out small squadron to cruze against the
Russians, Prussians and Austrians.
Meetings were daily held throughout En-
gland, to t'kc into consideration the dis
tresses ot the poor. and to provide the most
ehectUal means Of relief
very large and respectable meeting of
the nobility and gentry, was held at tie
London Tavern, on the 2oth of July. to
take into consideration the distressed state
OF the lower classes and the most eff.ctual
means of extending relief The proceed
ings NIL the Courier OF the S0th. A SUBJ
scr'ption was Immediately opened, and
considerable sum was deposited
The Duke Of Wellington, it was expecte
ed, would depart for France OH the 7th of
August.
Captain Sterling has brought dispatches
Tor government from the American Minis
ter at London.
On the state Of the Liverpool market.
for American produce, we sAbjoin the fol,
lowing letter.
Liverhocl. august 3
" The enquiry for cotton is on the whole
languld but the holders are tolerablv stea-
dy, and good new cottons are becomisp
more scarce.
owe snld few prime Upisuls two days
since at 90 lid. per ID. but we eann 1T pro
perly quote abave 16 to cod. for Up
lands; II IA to 22d. for New Orleans. and
Is. to 3 Sd. for ordinary to good fine, an,
%. Cd per Id. for very good Sea Islands. IT,
tocacco there has. within the last few
vs.. been demand for export, and about
400 hhds. have been sold, almost en-;rely
OF Kentucky, Carolina, aud Maryland, and
chiefly of the lowest qualities of these des-
cripti us. at S ID to I'd. per Id. Some
sales of New York Bark have been made
at lJs. per CwI. there is however rnu. h
less on the market at this price. For Tur.
pentine there is more enquiry The PROS
poets OF the harvest are considered rather
unccttain, although the weather has been
terry unFavsrable until the last two DAYS;
he crops do not yet appear to be injured
the country. In many parts of the con
tinent they have Suffered materially, we are
nformed. Dollars are selling at As. 2 1-2
each
We remain, very respectfully, your as
iured friends,
RATHBONE. HODGSON & co"
London, J1tiy so.
OF THE EXPEDITION. !
A letter from Plymouth Dock, dated Ju-
y %. says--the whole Of Lord Exmouth's
having arrived yesterday offthis
port, all was re DIV to proceed, but from
he wind being right a head. his Lordship |
anne to in COwsand Bay in the evening, |
'td this morning at 9 o'clock, signal was |
,iyen for sailing.
The Queen Charlotte bearing the flae of |
,ord EXmouth (blue 1T the man,) and the |
1oander, bearing the Fl g of Rear Admiral !
Wine (blue at the mIzrn,) took the lead,
he other ships got under weigh III the fol-
owing order -
ltnpregnable, Superb, Al5ion, Minden.
severn, Granicus, Hebcus, Glasgow, Mu-
inc, H"rnn. Jasper, Belzsbub. Hecla, Fury,
,ordela, Internal and the Falmouh Ma
al Lighter, with small anchors, &c. to at
end on the squadron.
A fine breeze, at N. T.. carried them
ut in excellent order, and by two O'Clock,
he whole were in the channel under crow
ed Canvass.
The sight Of so many ships at once in
Ill sail, IL fine weather, aud with a f-vors-
lie wind. attracted the attention Of hun
reds ct spectators ON the surrounding emf
ences. who, while they admired the gran
eur Of the s. enc, waited their best wish
S for their succe IS and safe return to their
alive homes.
a popular disturbance took place at Cas-
'es, in the South Of France, about IS miles
asst of Toulouse, occasioned By the high
rice Of corn. The exsrtions Of the NAV.
r to suppress the commotions were fruit
s., for tnany of the national guard Joined
e people, and the cora was ultimately
stributed ~ the price demanded. Tram
lli.y was finally restored, and twelve of I
C national guard were arrested and sent r
prison. Ihe high price of corn in T
rance viii - lcugci be cause ofifri;a. h
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