Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14

NV IORH. Nov. l0.--iiy tine fast sailing shix,
maria, Huliex, Which arrived last evening IN
80 daN ifota iiNerPOoi. the Editors of the Me -
cantie AdVtrtiser have received Lontlon aud
Liverpool papers 20 the Tth of October, inclu-
sive. The following extrscts comprise all tic
pohuTdi ana commercial Intelligence OF inte-
rest they contain
The election OF Lord Mayor Of London had
resulted IN the cho &c OF Alderman Smith
a further advance iii the price Of new wheat
took place IN the London corn market ON liz.
ON fOci. id"heat remained at the sam.
Price as the week previous. The average
price OF wheat for the week ending 10Th Sept
WAS 7tl.
E.rt.act If a letter from Liherpool, dated Oct s.
La Cotton there is little business doing
nut The holders very steadily require for Up
iands ed 10 22ld /; New Orleans 23d 10 rs Id
and Sea Islands rs Sd 10 IS per lib. Flour goes
on more freely 10 day al OPS To Sos per bbi. but
ne sales are still limited. Rye Flour SOS TO BIS
pei bbl. kice sis to 3Ss sd percwt."
MONTHLY AGRicuLIt fsAL REPORT.
LONDON, Oct. Ain .se southern and forward couH-
ties the white is generally secuIed 1t is locally
abundant and Of good qua ity but month hence will be
suncisntly early to report more specifically these
points The same may be said of the southern and best
parts Of Scotland. The northern and backward Districts
have been essentially benefited by the fEenes Of cur
rent month bat for tie completion OF their harvest
mus, depend entirely upon the succeeding since muc
OF theii corn Is yet ripe nearer
to average crop than was lately expected barley
oasand peas the largest. HOPS have greatly improved
Fruit generally deficient, both this counlry ana una
me Co",ihsn From the CONSTANT rains in August. th
l-'io"s are imperfect and discolored Ia places
Potatoes and turnips In abundance. damage
as oeen sustaned both last and present year ny the
s"stEe Long wool maintains iis price, aud is IN d.
maud CaItle both lat and store, considerably lower
LONDoE, Oct. 3.--IhIs morning, we received
German papers to the 20tb ult. They co,Isirn,
the foimeT account of the death of her Imperi.
al itiyhness the consort Of the Archduke isala-
fine, IN giving birth 10 a son and daugbter.---
Inc children are said TO be ju good health
The pagne continues its ravagss in Constants
nopit buta letter from PeterShufgh of the
2stii August, seems TO threaten an aggravation
OF tbs misery, by superinducing the horrors Of
war between Russia and Turkey Oar read
ers have heen already apprIzed The execi-
t,oh OF CItrny George, by dCI OF one of q e
Turkish Gov ernors, aliO, il seems, did no. Thus
ms character, as rebel to the port, SupeIced.
ed Ivy that OF Lieutenant General III the SER
vice OF RUSSIA, ;nd Knight of 81. Anne OF tin.
FIRST Class. / he irjeIge, ce OF this eventcrt-
ated lively sensation la Peiersburah and A
courier was immediately dispa tched to ths
RUSSIAN Minister at COnSiantinopie command
ing him TO require categorically, and within
fourteen days, public declaration fioln the
Porte, dIsayOwing this act. and the eAeniia,y
punishment OF the perpetrators ard If tnIs re
not complied with IN the course OF ii DAYS he
shall Immc diateiy leave ConStant;nuIiIe-irLa
same courier carried orders To suspend Il a
building of the new palace for the Russian En-
baSsE al ConStantinople and another courier
was al me same Time dispatched TO the head
quarters OF General BCBnigspn. We are nat
prepared to find The Porte 80 very tenacious of
a BashawS head as TO involve itself for oou-
sideTation SO trIiiing, III contest with the for.
HIidahle power OF Russia.
October 4.-LetterS from the Hague state
that the conferences for the conclusion of !,
Treaty OF Commerce and Navigation, between
the kingdom ut the Netherlands * The United
States OF America, are postponed until the A.
nefican fIenIpotentIaries shall have received
Interior Instructions.
Mr.. GaIatin, Ambassador from the u. States
20 tie Count OF France, who had Ell charged
Win these negotiations, has returned from the
Hague to Pans.
Ships continue to be equipped in the River
ioi ihe purpose ut convey ling officers, no.-
commissioned officers, and privates To aid lie
Patriots IN South America. AT present No
vessel is quite ready 10 sail, having OH board
Otfcers tHily equipped, and 200 privates, to
form rise corps. Another is in "a forward
State OF preparation, aud has appointments for
acavalry reglmentG00 strong; d th.rd - freight
ed with lie equipments of a Isncers' ccrps.-
IheOhlcers are all men who have seen active
service, and are of all ranks from Lieutenant
Colonies 10 EnSigns. he organization Is So
complete, and the arrangement so hapnily
mace, That they will be ready for Immediate
service on their arrival in America
Letters from a central part of Srgin mentIA
Oh, that tie troops destined for Sontb Ameri-
ca, descent down 10 Cadiz and Other parts OF
AhdaluSla, had been reca!led iuto EstreInadn.
IA, Inc Government not having The means 10
subslSi and Ray them IN the districts in which
Ihey we're hrst ordered to assemble