Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

VIC" VI iut DIitisn troops Is deferred Till
autumn. The review of the Russian army
has answered all expectations.
A Flanders mail has arrived, with pa
pers from Brussels TO the 9th inst. Ii is
understood in that city, that the army Of
occupation will evacuate the French terri
tory IN The beginning Of September, and
That The Ensiisi, troops, whose effective
strength Is between "a and $1,000 men,
WIN embark successfully IN The ports OF
Calais and Boulogne, with their artillery.
equipage, dc.
CoPENHAGEN. May 2s.--We expect
shortly IN our roads Il numerous fleet fitted
out a, CronstadI aud Revel, which, i'm case
that the army of Occupation should be
Withdrawn from France, will 20 to Ostend
and Calais. to take on board The Russian
troops. The fleet of Spanish transports,
which convey home the crews of,he Rus
sian ships lately sold 10 Spain, has now
passed through the Sound The Rus
sian Admiral, Aloellcr, and The Spanish
commander, captain Tuledo l>aanin,
were on board Tie San Fernando irisate
which conveys The Transports.
From the N. Y. Gazette
The ship Euphrates, Captain De Cost,
arrived at this port oil Saturday evening,
III Al lays from Liverpool. From our cor
respondents we have received London
papers OF the evening Of the S,li OF June.
Liverpool oi the 10th, aud Lloyd's Lists
10 the 9th
Lord Wellington, accompanied by his
AIDS dc camp, arrived AT Paris on tile ;,h
june.
Ii appears certain, says The Courier. that
ms Grace Will be present at the ensuin..
congress: and this IL the cause assigned
Tor delaying The review Of the British, ar
my I'LL the autumn.
The solemn ceremony of taking the
oatlIs, by the States oiSweden, took place
AT otockholm, on the goth of Nav. An
ahpniiheatre was constructed before the
northern front of The castle, where the
Ming, sitting on his throne, delivered
discourse. " My object" he observed
VIII be, TO place you in the scale ol a
happy rather than n conquering nation"
Our policy and interest, :" he continued
VIII induce us ueverio Interfere with To-
reign states, While nay duty and yourdia-
nity teach, that we should never permit
any foreign interference with our own al
fairs"
The Grand Duke Michael, brother Of
HE Emperor OF Russia, has arrived i'm Lon
don.
The King OF Prussia was on Journey
to Moscow.
Bondpayfe.-Late accounts had been
received i'll England from ST. Helena. Bo.
napar'e is stated 10 continue sulkv. and
Will not allow himself to be seen Nv anv
English visitors. He rises, at this season
OF the year, about 3 O'clock in the morn
ing, ana after walking in his garden for an
hour, retires 10 his house, where he remains
the whole of The day.
We have been favored with the follow
ing state of the markets.
liverpool, 9M jane, 1918.
Io-day several public sales of iunr ha
Deen brought forward and the following n We
GELS went oil steadily, ihoush without br ar
ness. ~ isL
g." :, 500 b6ls. Philad. iss ISIS Cd per Dbl.
100 dD Baltimore, 4ss Cd a 43s.
100 do Virginia, as a47S Cd
T." Am. wheat II d I5s cd per 10 lbs
" lie very hot weather still confines.
cotton Is not iiVeis, but may be consider
ed steady al 2Osd 2i3d, for upla,.dH 1Ilda
$50 Tor Ne" Orleans, and IS Id d IS iOd Tor
eta islands ashes and naval stores are dull;
ana general election is al ready greatly inter-
teIing with business.
Jnne io-No alteration in this market; but
our London adviccs mention an advance in
wheat OF a is per quarter.
RArHBONE, iHODGSON s. COZ
ID T.
lament met on Saturday, aud instead of
proroguiug, proceeded 10 the corsidera-
ton OF the cause which prevented that
business taking place. Ia the House of
Lords, after conference had been ma
mayed with the Commons, Lord Liver
pool simply moved that their LordsGips
should mol insist upon their amendment
IN the Alien Bill, to which tbe other
House had objected. This course Of
was as plain and direct AS
could wen be required: vel. (nerelv We
suppose because originating with ile Mi
nislcr) Earl Grey opposed il. and c-I1'-
planned of the hnnliatlng situation i'm
Which the House was placed. Nov This
language, we apprehpnd, either means
more avis'ocraiic than the Con.
slliuiion warrants, or it means nothjuo.
What great humiliation is there i'm i6n
House of Commons reje ding a clause a
the House Of Lords, than In The latter re-
lectlng one Of the former which is done
every day In fact, lie right is recipro.
caliy exercised, as il ouglltto he. but Who
before ever talked of ANY thing humiIia-
ting III 1t. Besides, the principle unon
" hich the iiouse of Commons acted was
one so Iilally Inlerwoven with its dear
est privileges, that no act emana,Ing from
II, can ever be regarded as IuiDiliaiii.g by
any other branch OF Tie legislature. The
motion made by lie Noble Earl for post
poning The question, WAS accordingly ne.
5diived upon division.
In The house OF commons Lord Castle |
reagh gave notice that he should this day |
introduce a short bill to suspend the ope- !
alton OF The Scotch ACT, granting naturai- |
lalIon 10 snare holders ia lie Bank of Scot. |
and, TIL ihe25thof next March. This will |
De sufficient 10 meet any Intermediate in |
convenience, and before that period par
lament will assemble again, and will then
ne able TO legiSIate definitely upon Tie |
subject. There can he no question, that |
'ucii law ought TO be repealed, unless
ne are prepared 10 renounce all the forms