Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-06

LONDON papers, OF LtoydS Lff, or the
General Shipping aud Comme,ciaf List, and
of the Liverpool Patent Trade List. all to
he 18th of March inclusive, and to the
politeness Of Mr.. Stanbie, a passenger in
the Pacific, we are indebted for London
and Liverpool papers--the latter TO the
9th OF March.
The Importer, Captain Ogden, sailed
Tor this port IN company with the Paci-
he, and her arrival uny be daily expect
ext. Among the passengers on board the
Importer is the Notcd Bm. Goblet.
Price of Stocks At London on tine 25th
OF March.-3 per cent. Con. 60 rs to 20;
Con. Tor opening 20 Is TO 90 rs.
In the House OF Lords on the 18th of
March, Lord Holland, introduced with Il
long speech, the following motion.
:" That an address be presented TO the
prince regent that he would be graciousy
pleased TO order TO be laid On their Lord
ships table-ist. copies of all instructions
10 the Governor or Governors of st. He
lena, as TO the personal treatment of Ma
poieon Bonaparte. 3D. Extracts OF all
such parts of the correspondence as had
passed between Napoleon Bonaparte and
the Secretary of State, relative TO the ex-
pences OF Bonapartes establishment. Sd.
Copies of such letters or applications of
Bonaparte to the Governor OF Governors
DIS Helena, with the answer of the Co
vernon as bad been received by the Sccre-
tary ofStatc. 4th. Copies of all dispatch
es as had been transmitted to the Secreia-
~ of State, relative 10 the intercourse
claimed by n. Bonaparte TO be allowed
between his place of residence and other
parts OF the island, with any remarks by
Napoleon OH that subject. 9TH. Copies
of any dispatches To the Secretary of
state relative 10 applications by Napoleon
Bonaparte 10 the prince regent. Some OF
those who had chosen to follow the for
tunes of Bonapartc had children and it
had been stated, that their parents had
manifested an anxiety TO have the means
oi religious instruction for these children,
and there was no clergyman of their per-
suaiion III the island aud, therefore, he
moved, 6thiy, for copies OF all dispatches
from the Governor of ST. Helena TO the
Secretary of state, respecting any appli-
cations by the persons III question, on the
subject of religious instruction for them
selves or their Children
After long debate the question was
put. and negatived without a division.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, March %, 1917.
The importation OF grain this week has
been considerable. In wheat little altera.
Barley IN demand American Flour i'm
limited demand. Dat meal 2s IS, and
Butter 2s lower. In provisions little do
ing.
Wheat. per 20 lbs. los Cd a 81 Cd; new,
los 6d COS: Foreign, los 2is Cd Irish,
old. los 20s new, 9s Sd los Sd very fine
lis l3s.
Barley, per go lbs English, SIS los Sd f:
new, IS 10; Irish, old, rs Cd SIS 6 new, 6s
Cd rs 3D.
Flour, English per 30 lbs. old COS 95s;
American, per Dbl. l96 ID sweet, 79s Sis;
sour, 70s 72s.
LONDON, March D.
Lord Exmouth has been in constant at
tendance at the Admiralty for these few
days past, and it is in consequence ru-
incurred that clrcumstanc es have occurred
10 render another visit TO Algiers abso-
lutely necessary. No official accounts
have been received from any Of our own
crulzers or Consuis III the Mediterranean,
TO occasion amy preparations of the des-
crlptiOn above alluded to !; but we are
sorry to learn, that the accounts received
over land, by the way of Marseiles, afford
but too much ground 10 fear that the Dew
ot A!giers has recommended his savage
warfare against the subjects ofthe Chris
tian States of Europe. The accounts
which have reached London, NAV have
been exaggerated ii is true, BY our good
naITcd French allies, or nnocentIy mag
nitied by the zeal ofthe society which eX-
lists at Paris to watch over the conduct of
he vIIialnous masters of the African
shores of the Mediterranean. The late
accession of strength, however, TO the
Algenne navy fran COnstantinopIe, NAV
have put the Dey i'll better spirits, and
have thus paved The way for his ultimate
downfall, for we apprehend, that if he
has provoked ansiher bombardment, ex-
irpaton, and not submission, or surren-
der, viii be the order of the day.
London Packet.
We have received Frankfort papers TO
the 18th and Dutch Journals to The goth
instant. The scarcity of provisions has
caused i'll Flanders tumults similar to
those in Ireland, originating in the same
cause. The corn has been stopped i'm IFS
passage, and ii has been found necessary
TO call in the military TO preserve the pub
lie tranquility. Tile British troops have
received the thanks of the civil authorities
for their exerfions.
The Dutch papers contain various ac-
counts from different places, of inunda-
tions of the rivers, which still continue
to rise ; besides Tie damage already done,
great apprchensions are entertained for
lie consequences TO the harvest
The following are extracts from these
Papers: