Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
FROM ENGLAND

bCo ON, OCt. by me snip Liver
pool Packet, Capt. Nnkeis, from Liver
pool, papers of HAT city of the l9!h, and
London TO the 10th, inclusive, were re-
ceived.
Stocks were high, provisions low. bust
ness was brisk, and The public tranqui!li-
ty undisiurbed.
The whole consumption of Cotton in
England IN 1917 is expected TO exceed
81 900, 900 ibs.-2O m.ilIors more than in
1916.
The King Of Prussia visited Paris in
August.
Seventeen distinguished French emf
grants have been recently compelled 10.
quit the Netherlands
The mother of the Emperor ofGussia
has presented 10 the Young Oneen of
Spain The Grand Decoration oftnc Order
of st. Calharine and the Emperor has
appointed the Spanish Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs, CPizarro,) Chevaliero of tie
Order OF ST. Alexander. The Brush anil
ministerial editors affect 10 see, iIlihe Of
fering of these houors, something more
than civil expression of regard.
Troops continue 10 be sen; from Spain
TO reinforce the Royal Armies Iii The re-
evolutionary COLONIES.
Mr.. Bird, all eminent painter in En-
Prince Regent for his picture cf fic en-
France, on his restoration. Sir Cit.
ford has a picture from The same master,
OF the Decentralization at Calais.
The widow of a former chief of ST. Do
mingo, CFoussant Louyerturc,) died late
ly in France, leaving two sous, one edu-
eating by the British Government.
IL Iceland John Hogan and three Of
his SONS have been convicted Of wifully
setting fire to his house. for the purpose
OF detrauding the underwriters-and sen
tence OF death was pronouuced on them.
BALTIMORE, October Il.-Bv the arrival al
tins port OF the ship Margaret, Captain Kelly,
~ 10 days from London, papers ten days later
have been received than by any previous
source, being up to Tie 18th August.
The harvest in England is represented 10 he
very promising, notwithstanding considerable
damage was anticipated from the greatquanti.
~ OF rain that had fallen. Adgices from all
parts OF The country are extremely favorable TO
the crops
The London ministerial papers contain para
graphs advocating the property, and even ne.
cessity, of the interference of Great Britain
IN favor of Spain against her colonies in Soath
America aud II is even mentioned that an en-
gagement, to that effect, has been entered into
between the two powers. GPai.
l;ttFdCt 81 u ttttCf from ~ il1fu HfHT1Ock, Esg.
10 q Merc0Htue House at this city, aaiCd Lon
don, dug. 20.
There are no freights here either for Ameri-
can or any other ships aud all tile American
vessels that come mere return in ballast, or
nearly 80. Tie productions generally IN Eu-
rope have been very great Flour here is now
- d 5GS. per bbI. abundant /; and jas prospect
the most plentiful harvest ever remembered.
Tobacco continues laBgnid every where and
not more titan Il l0d. can be quoted and
believe 10 better in Holland. These are not
low prices, yet much lower than those on your
SIDE. COtt0nS 10 d Is. d, the demand steady.
ID.
Corn Erchnuge, august 27.-Tbe heavy rains
we have had since Monday brought several
country buyers to market ths morning, and
some large sales were made at advance OF
Is. per quarter upon Mondays prices. Bar
ley, Beans and Oats were brisker sale, and ra-
tier dearer 10 Other articles no alteration.
Ii is stated III tie LOndeu papers OF tile nine
teenth Of August, that authentic adviCes had
been received from spain, which complain Of
the cOndnca Of NJ. de Garay, towards the Bri
fish merchants, and which had drawn from the
latter the most pressing circumstances. They
complain that the Spanish minister has shown
the most hostile Spifit towards them that tie
treaty Is grossly vlOlated-tlIat they are sub
Ject TO tie most OdiOuS exactions aud that I'M
less the British court shall interfere iu more
etfectual way tban they have heretofore, that
not only their interests, but the national hon
or, will materially suffer. These representa-
lions IL " thought would produce their desired
effect; and IL bad been reported at the EX-
change, that warm conference on the subject
had actually taken place oar.
Letters from Madrid received in Lendon.
state that the monks have began To- preach a.
gaimsi the new system OF Spanish finance, in
consequence Of the taxation Of tie revenues
OF tie church. a monk had beet arrested at
Nalladolid for tllus offending the temporal
pOwer-aud another Was banislied from Mad
nd, having been guilty OF a similar udiscfelton.
10.
LoNpor, Avg. 25.--By the Jamdca Packet
letters baye BEEN received from Nsa Cruz OF
course from royal sources, dated Nay 2 f,om
which the following is an extract: within ths
last seven months, the revelation J. this quar-
ter IA, greatly declined Sc ihatiF0h this place