Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

sAte'dneans would ae ptopossj l, ,sto take
uect from the ist OF AWg0 1919, within an,
par, OF the United kingdom. and from the ; 81
November In any place out OF the United
Kingdom.
Price OF Stocks, June IL, O..
LONDON, June I5.-ln the House of Com
mons on Monday, the Cash Payment Blu was
,.ad third time and passed. almost without
a"ord being saiu upon IT'S general tendency. MIR.
Ehce proposed clause, which was adopted !:
giving 10 the Bank tue option OF paying their
note sither in bullion OF in gold coin after
the LIST OF May, 1921, Instead OF being restrict
Ell, as II otherwise woeld have been, from max
ing any payments IN specie till 1928. MIR.
Manning, also proposed an additional clause
10 the Hill, specifying the precise period and
auoust ot the instrument. TO be paid TO the
Eahk. In liquidation OF Tie debt due by the
Government but II was subsequently with
urawn, upon the assurance OF the Chancellor
OF the EAcheQuet, that all The objects which il
AIMED TO secure, would he more regularly pro-
'ided for IN clause oi the Appropriation Act.
iht Royal assem- was yesterday given to the
american Convention Bill
tfehch papers OF Friday arrived last night-
Ihe lands are riSing-5 per cents g. 30.
lie average price OF wheat from the re-
tuths received in the week ended 9Th June, is
tSs "a per quarter.
Mr.. Bagot, aud suite landed at Portsmouth
on Thursday from the Forth irigate, nnder an
ptopriate Statutes, and immediately set off for
london. The commissioners for settling the
sonhoary tbe, are gong ON in the most salts.
factory manner, aud expected to end their Id
b0Ntain October. In almost ALI eases of dji-
threuce the poiHtSin dispute ave conceded i'm
favour OF tils country. The conduct of the
Amerirans, of All ranks, al Washington and
AiuapOii>, To The officers and crew of the
Forth, While she lay in Chesapeake, discover
e'i The AMOS, dmlcd6ie and friendly disposition
IL seemed 60 oar officers as though a radical
change i'ad been effected in the feelings aud
'IewSOi the Americans. An interchange of
h,stN nj. nIY,
The Essex, and Ontario, lyiug there aud the
Forth. II rs understood, an admitted fact
thd' Aot Tess ihan i~o thirds OF the crew Of
Tie Essex we've British seameu who had be-
COME American ctilbeus by the usual form of
legislative protection. Daring their nutu-
a. friendly VISITS, some Que Ot the crew OF the
Form recognised Il ship mate in almost every
pUa' whlch came along side. On one occasion
u' OOdt crew consisting Ot IL men, of them
Uncovered thoir original character. The CO.
iuhdins, rrniaihah!y tine uew two decked
slap, pierced Tor iNj guns, was fiItiu. out at
"Nhi"Eton. Com. Rodgers, president of
iht navy board, l. expected 10 hold his broad
pendant IN her for the Mediterranean station.
ac.&c.
Pans, June I'm. Felix Lepeiletier, one
OF those Who were eNiieu 10y virtue OF the or
ulHahce al the Ztth OF July, and the executions
~ the law OF amnesty, has obtained permission
Ia pass two months III Ftancc, for tie arrange
neni OF his family affairs. lie has been few
ddNs IA i'aIts
OF i've male children, two of ihem are dead
but ihire of ,hem are suii living La The
tune at Adrian, woman OF Alexandria was
de.'Neted also ui five SONS, all Of whom lived TO
good aye.
BRUSSELS, June iO.-We are informed thai
the Aug of irance .as Just given permission
u * more at the eNiles Included in the ordi-
naucCS 10 return To tneIr country.
MADRID, May 2j.-Ihe Minister of marine
Is stu AT Cadz, TO direct in person the grand
armament, which 10 all appearance will be rea-
ny 10 sail By tie end oiJuy. \ fine fIisate Ut
30 sunS, htted out AT COrunna, lately arrived
al tadlI with 10 transports under its convoy
la itscir passage they met many insure eut prl-
vdIrets, who dad not attempt To attack the
cnhNoS. 4ney also expect at CadiZ a division
NON Gaii"ae rnA, consisting OF two trIgdtes
aud several transports, ami several more from
Bdrreona. iJJ,JJ) plaStres have Just been
sent fIoiu thi' cay To CadiZ u accelerate the
Preparations Which are carrying On with dou-
be actsilN, because the government feels the
necessity OF sifikiiig great blow this wear
the Insurgents beng more resolved than ever
80 defend tiir'r CanNe. An hopes of an arrange
ment with B 1euOS Ayres. and oft submission
To lac mother country, have vanished; no
thiIis remain, ,nI ID Try the force of arms All
tn accounts iio.n South America give reason
10 pIcaurne that tie struggle viii be bloody 81
oeNpei ate. Aicsy tle result he happy