Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

UUIng tho
9TH aud 1871, Jan. being SIS q, and SIS per quar.
ter. and the price of wheat remaining nearly
as high as they were upon the two first returns
To reduce the price 70 the maximum which
continues the ports open, would require "A
decline tTomS To GSs per quarter in the re.
Rod CT the fifth return, 10 continue i'm The
ixth.
S LONDON, Jan. I5.-The court of Rome per-
sists in its plan of successive suppression ofthe
fenjal system. All the barons who refuse TO
renounce their Jurisdiction in the fiets they
possess, arc Obliged 10 pay certain very consi-
derabe sums - the officers OF justice and the
military force. The greater part OF these
barons, 10 save these sums have alrea6v con-
semted 20 ieIonHce whatever was required of
them.
LoNDoN, january l0.--Letters of GOTH ult.
from Madrid, mention that another complete
hoax had been played OF an the Russian am.
hassador. Some time agow noticed, that in
consequence OF the expected arrival of tile
Russian fleet AT Cadiz, his excel!ency had pIo-
coeded there, post haste. but tired ofwaiting,
had again rctu,nedto Madrid. On the morn
ing OF Christmas day, his eAceilency IA second
tine took post for Cadiz, III consequence aftie
arrival oi officer from that port Stating that
the Russian squadron had actually arrived
Ii now appears certain, that the embargo
which took place in Cadiz some months ago.
WIS not intended 10 carry out troops tn South
America, but 10 convey The Russian crews
back TO their homes, in conformity 10 AN ar
bcie contained IN the bill OF sale of the ships
4 few DAYS since, vessel, supposed TO be-
long 10 the United States. with acargo of slaves
and tobacco, pat into Kinnare River Os'iceis
were on hoard, bat IN short time after, a
number OF countrymen arriy ed III two boats
who put the officers below, and proceeded TO
land and carry of tbe tobacco in which thew
not only succeeded, but also secreted il i'm such
manner, that understanding most tiiiisent
search was made, not more than about 200 lbs
of the tobacco could be discovered. The can
tain and crew are not with the vessel, which
still remains in the River Kinnare
In the course OF the last year, five hundred
and forty thousand barrels Of lour were i'm
ported into Liverpool from the United States
of America. To this circumstance, more
perhaps than any other, is to he ascribed the
badness of the bread, which has been an UNI.
versal complaint. The edulteration ofAmer.
eau -four is notorious fact. Ii eludes detec.
ton, except by chemical process, uness its
elects are felt in the stomach Wheat only
Ought to be admitted from forey n rorts.
JAN 20.-The Duke Of w cling ton arrived 81
Apisley House, the night before last and had
an interview with the Duke of York YESTERDAY
afternoon, which lasted from half past fourtill
six His Grace had called at York House in
the morning, but his Royal Bighuess was una-
bic 10 see him then. The Paris papers having
given US notice, when the Duke left that city,
that he would make his journey from Cambray
10 London, 1t is apparent, that the business Of
his visit arises not from any thing that has
occurred at head quarters, but from tile late
conferences at Paris. The speech of the King
OF France TO his councils, and their addresses
TO HIM, have lett 10 room for doubt, as to the
purpose OF The negotiations now on foot A
removal the allied army is required before
payment of the contributions.
JAN. 2j.-lhe Duke of WellingtoH's recent
ARRIVAL IN England, is attributed, in the Erus-
sells papers, to causes of the utmost moment
TWAS lately stated, that the Emperor Alex
ander had applied to the Duke of w ellington,
proposing to his Grace to mediate between
france and her private creditors, among other
nations, particularly those OF Prussia
model eel fel naxf
erected al Moscow by the emperor OF Russia,
composed OF the cannon left by Bonaparte on
his fight from Russia, Consisting ofI6O pieces)
has been presented to the commander i'm chief
His royal higness has placed this unique and
beautiful object in the restibuie of his chateau
at Oatlands. 1t is the production of an Italian
artist, and the material IL the nnest alabaster.
JAN. 29.-FiauderS mails have arrived. The
Chamber of commerce at NamuT has addressed
memorial to the states general, withka view
OF obtaining some legislative prohibition of
importations. English manufactures are not
mentioned, though doubtless il is against them
the decree is wished for.
THE YOUNG NAPOLEON.
report OF rather novel kisd, is whs-
pered about in some Of The best Informed poii-
teal circles, that singular negotiation has
for some time, been actually Carving on be-
tween the courts of Vienna and Rome, which
has for its object TO prepare matters for the
restoration ofthe kingdom of Italy, under the
sceptre of young Napoleon the son of the
now Archduchess Maria Louisa
LONDON, June l7.-Price of Stocks.-3 per
cent. Red. SOL 10 $50 20 E; per cent. Cons.
81 1913 per Cents 9s5b 5 CT. n Ann. 1914
gS3; Bank l.. Ann. 20sI.
Stocks again suffered a decline Yesterday.
and all was gloom at the Exchange At one
period they were at 78s. There was IA report
that tie French loan for eleven millions was
capitalists were the crfef contractors. OF
course this report did not tend TO revive
public confidence. The fictitious price to
which the funds havebeen carried, while there
is AN aVowed deficit OF revenue alarms every
considerate observer, and induces him TO seek
for better interest and at least equal security
elsewhere.
The death of the Right Hon. George Rose.
we learn has OccasIoned considerable difficult
ties III the proceedings on the opening OF the
Session this day. By that event his son George
Henry Rose, Esq. is become Clerk of the Par
Lament, that place having been granted to
him IN reverslOn on the death of his father:
but Mr.. Rose is now absent on a foreign nlissi-
OH, and consequently not in situation 10 sign
the orders of the House, as his duty reduirc..
IL IS supposed that the Lord Chancellor will
sign them in the absence of the Clerk, and
that the diligently will be got rid of in that
way
The Paris papers of Friday have arrived.
Inc honilenT contains official despatch
rom Count Cara ST. Cyr, dated Cayenne. the
iS'D or November, announcing tIe restoration
OF the colony of French GGayaua OH the Sfh OF
That month. The 2lst being tlie anniversary of
the death of Louis XVI, it was observed as a
strict holiday, and religious service was per-
formed in all the churches. That at st. Den.
ms was peculiarly grand and impressive. The
Duchess OF AngOuleme was the most prominent
ana interesting parsonage at this expiatory
service. Her royal higluess was deeply affect
ed by the melancholy Temembranees which it
excited, and, on the reading Of her royal i'd
Tiers will she was bathed in tears,
Inc ueDate on the law for recruiting the
army still continues. Four members delivered
their opinons on the suhiect ou sI'Iors,is,.