Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

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yre, Commandment; several Professors of
Literature, siiotanv and Chimistry, severn.
Priests, Nuns, Mechanics and Artificcrs.
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BALTIMORE, March II.
\ number of articles ofiatei,.gence contain
ed in the London papers to the - tn of Jannary
brought to this port by the ship Belvidere
Sartain HoRsoN, w.l be seen AZ this days pa
per.
The most material articles as they anpeor to
us. seem TO 1e those relating to a loan of II
millions sterling 10 support Louis the 18th on
AS 'hoTny throne-NtesSrs. Barring y Hope of
LONDON Mr. Parish OF Hamburger and bank
er OF iaris; are sud 10 be the principal nego-
Gators OF this loan; but ii is thought The Paris
banker IS only an agent for the principsis-The
British government has given lis sanction to
thismeasurc.
It is stated in one Of these papers. that the
current cXpenGeS OF the wear are deficient mere
than 20 mjlli0ns-'ro this, neat wear. will be
added the Irish expenditure of a. millions,
making a deficiency of - millions. unless the
Munster reduces the na tonal expences which
lie VIII not do, unless he is forced to re-
form.
IL IL now ascertained that Lord Whitworth
quits the government Of Ireland. and is to be
succeeded by Lord Talbot, Zone of Mr. Pitts
new lords, of the name Of Cietwnd) But
Lord Talbot is only 10 hold This office lin the
arrival of Lord N0ira from india: he has jste
ly been made Marquis of Hastings, and on his
arrival, is to be created Duke of Hunting.
don.
The London Courier of the 2ist of January
contains long accounts of the trials of the riot
ers, some of whom have been found euIty--It
would appear that the jury were much inclined
to nc merciful to these unfortunate men. as
they acquitted four of thea, much 10 the sur
prize OF the Juhge-New jury were TO be
unpannelled 10 try the other rioters
The people of England and ireland contune
their loud complaints Of the hardness of the
times; and cry for reform of gricvances-E-
tnt, {.
cases, have joined in this cry--but the influence
of Government, backed by powerful army.
viii he too strong Tor all the cries of the staiy
Ing multitude.
The internal state Of Ireland says the Dub
lin ChrOnicle,) continues iii the greatest deDres-
sion. Landlords and tenants are involved in
one common ruin, neither is there the slightest
prospect, or the most distant hope, of any A.
meHdmeHt.
50 The desertion Of farms bv tenants and fine
quantities of land uuOccupied, daily increase
In o'e SarOny OF the County of Clare. that
OF Durren, there are upwards Of Is, 900 acres
given mp by the former tenants, and nnoccu
pied ny any others-Ihey remain quite waste
We learn from one of the Kerry papers,
that there are more than G.0O1 acres near the
lately thriving and prosperous town Of 1ralee
which have been surrendered, and are likely
TO remain unoccupied.
Let any man look around him and saw how
is the interest Of the deht--caIed, by conrtesy
Nationwide be paid. or BY whom;"
The London Gazette Of January l9, 1917. con
tains an Order in Council. continuing for sis,
months, from the 18th of February. the prohj-
ton against transporting, without leave ef
the Privy Council, gGnpowder, saltpetre. or
any sort of arms ammunition to The co,st
OF Africa, West Indies, or Continent of Ameri-
ca. the British Colonies and United States ex-
cepted. A'ncricGR.
Eatrdct Of letter u respectr5le mercantile
house IN Baltimore, dcfed
" LVERPoUL, Jan. n. 1917
"'The imports Of American cotton during the
last week, las not exceeded 1900 bars and
some fair uplands were sold at 2Oid per III
\ public sale, however, n few of similar anal.
iiy, brought only 2od bat The market is very
steady, and from the extreme scarcity of GOOD
cotton, We Mleve prime uplands would com
maEd ~ per ID. Until the late arrivals. II Is
believed our stock OF Uyands did not exceed
$50 bags. Tar and tnrpenfine are very dull
al Il reduction of OIL from our last duotations
Boston pot ashes las been sold al G;s. Dfre,yt
Kew York might still be purchased At 5Ss
per cwt. Some new rice was lately sold with
at rs. and old at Sos. per cwi. A.
Inrrican iionr has been in raiherlcs demand at
rs. rs. per Dbl.
" Tho quantity received amounts to to.O9o
OF winch 1000 have been transhipped to Ire
land aud coastwisc. There remains unsold.
1900 bbls. Of sweet, arl 1000 bbls. sour.--
Dollars have advanced IN London, To T.. ma
per OF. aud Portugal gold coin to 81. los GJ.
per Owe remain respectfully,
~ RATHBOkE. HODGSON Coo
y. S.-Our London letters Of this ,noy,,ipo
sinte arise in the Z. States stock, and ouoie q
Ircf cenis. at 0G5 " pcr cent"
af CORN EACHINGE.
h LoNuON. Januarv20.
We had large supply Of wheat from Kent
aia Essex this morning. besides n considerable
quautitv left over from last week and heavy M
a decline Of Is. per quarter upon the be,a
and Is. per quarter on the inferioii dualf
ties Barley is dali sale. and IS rcf QUAR-.
ter lower. except some prime picked SAMPLES
that are tit for mailing. which description suo-
ports last Mondays prices. New OATS arc y
lower, but old ones a. we'll is peas and heni,
remain as last week.
.Tgauary p.
We continue to experience very heavy sale
for all description OF Interior corn but fire
samples support Mondays prices fihe old oats
90 of readily, on account OF the bad quality of
the new.
yarud,V2i
Our markets was very heavy tl6s morning for
all grain. having scarce any Int ordinary quail.
ties on band, Of what. barley and oats, for
which descriptions there is no demand but
prime samples Of each would have met ready
sale. had there been any at market. Peas
and beans are unsaleable, and Z. large quant-
~ remains over, for which there arc no buy
,rs.
January Is.