Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-03
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND. .

Boston, sailed from Liverpool the 9Th Of
February. London dates to Feb. 4.
The Triton brought 5000 letters, and
has goods for 80 consignees.
Gen. M'Gregor arrived at Liverpool in
the William Ewart, from Nassau, and pro-
ceeded TO Scotland,
A netting was held on the LIST of Febru-
airy, at the Crown & Anchor Inn, London,
for the purpose ofraising a fund for the
relief of the sufferers by the suspension
of the Habeas Corpus Act, al which Sir
Francis Burdett presided, and several
resolutions were passed. Sir Francis sub
scribed fl05, and Lord Cochrane the
same sum.
The London Courier of the I'd, in speak
ing of American affairs, again INDUCES In
lis former degrading acrimony. Speaking
Of the occupation Of Amelia Island, il
says" Amelia Island was taken posses
sion of by the u. S troops on the cath
December. Com. Aury wrote a letter TO
the American officer, IN which be not un-
successfully questioned the right of the
American government TO occupy the ISL
ana, and expressed his surprise that ma
Iiou, whichso recently established lis own
independence, should obstruct others in
the pursuit of the same object This is, at
|, asst, fair language between Republicans,
who, we think, should not be very fasti-
dl0us about their associates. We have
heard no outcries vet from the journals in
this country which affect 10 advocate the
universal rights of mankind at the pro-
ceedings Of America. We need moi hint
at the ordinations of horror with which
we should have been assailed, bad alegiti-
mate government, that is, regal govern
meni, occupied a territory as d measure of
/ d. A IL.
of these publicists, are privileged to"com-
NIT the oldest sins the newest kind of
WAYS"
Speaking of the occupation of Amelia
and the publication of the secret journal
of Congress, the London Star of Feb. 3,
saws, "iIe North American system seems
TO require, at this time, some official eluc-
dalton, ami IT we mistake not very great
~, IL will not be long that one or more Of
the Governments OF Europe will be able
10 avoid demanding some satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION. Britain has precisely the same
right 10 occupy Amelia Island at this mo-
ment, that the u. States had on the 22d
Dec last"
II is said to be the intention of the
Grand Seignior TO confirm the election
of the new Dey OF Algiers, although
he had been raised 10 that dignity by re-
bellion.
Sir Samuel Roniliy has given notice of
his intention 10 giveUp his practice III the
Rolls Court.
fine statue of the late Ripht Hon.
VIM. Pat will shortly he placed in the
Bank of England. The figure is cut BIZ
All eminent sculptor, il sitting posture,
and the likeness and character are sngu-
!arly striking. This mark oi respect 10
the memory of HAT distinguished slales-
man bias been paid for by private sub
scription.
The proposed basis for the military
contingent of the States of Germany,
which subject was taken into consideratl-
on by the Diet on the 10Th inst. requires
a levy OF per cent. OH the population OF
that great country.
Eri,Gct frOm DIessrs. Lodge g. Toofh's Cir
cl,lar IF prices current, dated liverpool,
Feb 4.
Ashes pot Isl sort 6Is a G2s do. pearl
81 Cos ; bark quer. 10 24s cotton
bow Up Is Did; do. Ten. 10 a 2Obd :;
do. n. O. 81 24d do. s. |. fine rs 10
IS cd do. mid. IS . Is sd do stain
and ord'y 81 pad; taxseed for crushing
10 a Is; flour. fine and SUPP. 30 COS.
will be admitted for home use The 18Th
inst. rice new and old SO 3ss. free III
5th April, 1918; hops ~ oil. cut. Tar
! 3 l9s (; turpentne I6 Is Cd pitch
2 Is Cd; rosin Is Oh a IS wheat l3
AS 6dG tobacco Y. and J. Il. Al a cd ::
Geo. and Car. i Il I'd; Ken.4 I'd 4; stem
lOd.
Doubloons 76 a 7ss dollars Is al a
As sd L. States 6 per cent. stock 1914 a
1915.
French Funds al Paris, Jan. 81, per
cents COT 75c.
Glasgow Market, Jan. 81, Cotton S. |.
LOG, at 2s sd IA IS I'd F.; bowed 452, at 26d
a DO !; Maranham Is, at 25i 25l1.
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