Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-06
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The ship Galen. Captain tt .
arrived al iioston from London h
mouth. The Galcn has bronrb, VA
dates three days later than those r l,on'n
by The Pacific. by these pape,s Geo
pears that the House of Ccmmn,nlN
soon lose one ofthe opposition ms, ms
as Lord Coclrane was PREPARE.
voyage to South America. pss Ns
Stocks on the eth Of March Ave
three per cents 60: new skies Ion ,Inca
Louisiana l20; British three ncr "i
Consols SO rs 4 20 Is. ' csav
= HE papers contain accounts ola d..
iui inundailon in tho NORTH of Ger"' vf
about the 4tl March isn
The meetingai Spa6elds was adiou-..
to the 9th March, on which day
was done. 'iln4
Mr.. Brousham stated in parl;.m
March ~, that there were 37o oon
sons IN great misery i'm and near Rirnpe
ham, but they evinced no disposition =
disorder. 10
The bill 10 prevent Solutions Mee,;, 4
IS nearly completed. One clause foJ',S N
any popular meeting within one m;lo IS
Westminster Hall, during the session .
Parliament or a Court. The Dula u
Sussex and Lord Erskine opposed ~.
bill; 1t was said Ministers intended =,
proloDg the suspension OF the UaI,a'
Corpus Act beyond the period now f~
cd NV" nNs
The committee of Retrenchment m.det
report, in part, on the 27th Marcl,wre-
commenting The abolition of manv ots; u
ces which are enumerated. ~
Parliament was TO have recess Of =
fortnight at Easter Season.
HE British are about te allow of IN,
expectation of salt duty free. for Tie fsJ,$
cries, and TO lay duty of Cd. Der busl,cl \
on imported salt, and 30s. per ion on min
eral alkal.
Lord Cochrane is preparing for vos q
age TO South America. He has adyertis-
ed for loan of l0,OO0l for one wear.
some disturbances, which the military
qneiled, have taken place in French Fian
derS, from The scarcity of provisions.
:, Inc excise is stated to have fallen off
the present quarter upwards of 600 .OOol.
MOST OF the Manchester Rioters have
been set at liberty.
The French Budget has been passed
Dy pom branches of the Legislature.
The French Marshal Savarv has nrh-
P'ilpIIINl. nc UOeS not GeuVf
me murder,o of Wright and Bathurst, BUN
throws the blame ON Fouche.
The King of Spain has issued a further
order Tor the release of the State Prison.
ers. Many still remain.
a new law Of exchange has been made
IN France. Payment or acceptance of
european drawn bills of France must be
demanded within six months from date
III pam for forfeiture of claim.
FROW CALCUTTA.-We learn from,
captain i-oring, of the ship Mentor, in :
liOdays from Calcutta, that French 90
vernon had arrived there, and received :
possession OF Chernandagore, the former
french settlement thirty miles above Cal.
cutta. Pondicherry, on the CoromandeJ
coast, had also been delivered TO the
French authorities (; but the territory ce-
ded 10 those places scarcely exceeded the
diameter of three miles round, where the
English have established such line of
douanlers, that the French possessions of
me East are, comparatively speaking, of
nominal value, on account of every arli-
Gle imported into them or exported from
them, being subject 10 the English Com
pany duties.- Captain Loring passed St.
Helena at sunrise, OH the Sth March,
ne forbIdding aspect of the island (sx Z
miles dlstanDwas all that presented itself,
There being no vessel in sight.
. Inc Portuguese ship MARQUIS Areuio.
from Lisbon, arrived At Calcutta in De-
ccember last, with about S 200, 900 III
treasure.