Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-02

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NeU-York, Deccmter2s.
LATEST FROM
The british Packet Grace, Nevin. fl DAYS
from Falmouth, arrived at this port last even
ilg, WIN the October mail Furnishes nc news
OF importance. We have been favoured with
CORNWALL Gazette, OF NoNember o, frox which
we extract the following items as regards EN-
rope :
The French ministry are preparing to make
great concessions to the chambers i'm order TO
conciliaie them. This is like begging pardon
The neutral or undecided party(wI,at partvis
that 2 Is supposed to hold tic biIance between
the ministers and the uItra-royaiists and may
give the turn 10 which ever they please, upon
their own terms. This is the turn, perhaps.
upon which turns the existence of the dynas-
tyi
The emperor of Russia's Journey into The in
terorot ms empire, is stated TO be for the sup
preston or discontents existing therein. Ii
would be well If the prince regent made such an
annual tour through England
WTSOsoR-CAsTLE, Nov .
rome Ne'cS.-.tis majesty was ratherlssS com
posed imam usua. during the former part of last
month hut his majesty has since resumed tran
guilty, andis IN good J0diiy ReaM would TO
God ms Kingdom was so also Will This old king
nevcrdic
The most important contents ofthis razette
however, are, that the dissatisfaction ofthe peo-
PIE Is increasing against the government that
they are tired or theories, and look mp to- and
demand practice, viz supply Offood sufficient
icr subsistence-Ile same melancholy picture
IS eNhibited, as before pOurtrayed of the
state OF the country-staryaIion and want of
employ.
Price Of Wheat in London. Nov. Anew %
to iOS ; foreign, 20 TO He Nat. lidrotcte
From The N. y. Mercantile 1idue,tisey. Dec. ~ I
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the British Packet Grace, Capt. Nevin.
arrived at t!is,portGst evening, in ~ days from
famouth, ana bermuda, with the November
mail. SHE sailed from Falmouth on the Itth
Nov. The Editors OF the Mercantile Adyer-
user have received london Papers and Shin
ping Lists to the 10th nit. they contain no
Pnlilcai news OF Importance. On the state OF
me Corn Market, we subIoin the following re-
marks and prices.
Corn Exchange Lonlor, Nor. l.
,nnr mine Whs ; very iar5G supply ofwhc"t this
rivals from any other part. Early in the morn
ing few fine runs from the former country
sold at last Mondays price but the trade after
wards became very dull, and tie morning nri
ceS were not obtainable by full 3 shillings per
quarter
The Corn market, in Mark-lane, declined w.
ry considerably on Monday. The large ari-
walls oflOrcgn grain, have alarmed he rrcat
holders, who were, in consequence, very anx-
Ious to effect sales 7 lines.
Prices Nov S.-EngIish wheat ~ ia lOj Fo-
reign do. SOto1oi Rye "a TOGO; Flour persacA
81 to %.
Mr.. Pinckney, the American ambassador. ar
rived at Rome from Naples, on the 18th of Oct.
from whence he was to set out on his mission
To 81. Petersburg. IL is said he has concluded
Treaty with Naples which gives America
advantages in the ports OF Sicily.
ParIs papers TO the 18th Of Nov had reached
London lie meeting of the Chambers of
France took place OH that dav
Inc Mug III his speech to tic Chambers saws.
-. L..
ana the exact observance of Treaties. guaran-
tees to us peace without.--'fo the blessings we
ENJOY there are annexed real pains. The in
temperance Of the seasons has DELAYED fhc bar
vest; mypcople suffer, and suffer more ;Ian
they do, but have The consolation of being a.
Die TO inform you, that thcevl is but temporary
and that the produce will be sufficient Tor tile
cOusumpti0n
The King Of Wurtemburg died on the 3Ofh of
October, and is succeeded by his soU.
LOndOl. Nor. T.
Adyiccs or SATURDAY. reached Llovtls of the
capture on thc6 9th ult. oft Cadiz of the Cueucia
Spanish vessel, from Hayanna by the P0tosi
prlvateer frc;n Bncnos iyres. after n sharp ac-
ton. The Cucncia was laden with cOloniaIpro-
,diuce, and S2l,O9o for the Cadiz merchants.
men, ali natives of the United States. with thc
exec ption Of one Spaniard. The commanders
John Chacc, of Baltimore the sane person we
helcyc, vho was recently tried and acquitted
~ America, on charge OF piracy for HAVING
tne commission heloids from tile Buenos Ayres
government. The crew aud passengers OF the
Cueucil, ~ in lumber, were put on board an
Americanshp aud arrived 1T st Jbes on the
gih uit. seVefa! OF tacfn were wounded, some
dangerously.
The serdglio Of the grand scgnior Of Consfan-
tinople took fire aud burnt down on the 10Th
Sept. MI his wives, 81 in number, narrowly
escaped the flames
writing box was lately driven on shore near
Wtstp1Tt. II bias brass platoon tie i'd with |
" lsrae lakeman' engraved on IT, The hox !
contained number OF papers. scnlc bills Of cx- |
change, &C from which IL IL supposed that AIr. |
laEe'nan Is a merchant OF Boston, and was on |
his passage there, and that the vessel IN which !
he was on board has touDdercd during thc late |
gale On the west coast of ireland.
Norombers. |
The Prince Of SAKE Coburg packet, sailed |
on ue,day last from Rotterdam. and arr. on
Thurs lay. i'y the passengers we learn fhatthe l
expectation o. potatoes and pearl barley have /
been prohibited ard that Of corn was daily ex
pectcd 90 take place. The distress existinr IN |
several pants Of rcitind, is very great, owing |
10 the failure Of the harvest and The incessant
rails.
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