Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
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LATEST FROMLIVERPOOL.

sShctCbicvy dTFiNctt mere NVSfeiufV from
Liverpool, sei,ich pog; she len OF, The Io'.,
ult. Fly This arrival the stiit"rs ofifc Aier-
camille Advertiser base received Liver.
poo! papers ef tie 18th, l.ln,d's Lists
TO the i2fh, aud Luiiiion papers TO the
evening Of ii,r i3iLNarch.
snartc.s.- Lirerp,of Td,ich 1871 THE opera
tions ia cotten during tie week M:e been
verS extensive, the trade as web ns tie SPIN
ters having been indnced % come into G,s
market by the low prices. in consequence OF
Which HE holders assumed greater degree of
confidence; Bowels aud Orleans n allied to-
wards Tire middle ut the Week, au advance ~
I'd per lb. fbetransavtions ut The wrek com
prise S5S bales. Orleans ~ l.. To iSd 5i,i,D
Bsweds at iSd. to ~ !, iGd ::Sn Sea Islands,
at rs 4-3s3 up To IS f0r 81 simons 40 Ben.
gals at Cd TO Cd. Tobacco has been in limited
request during the week. and bmt few sales at
reduction of Lid Ia per u, %. in,dding and
ordinary Virgina.--itice iscA,,eneiy lang ,iid.
On Thnrsdhygo0 bags ofJa,a, we,e pnt up,
but witb,triwn; IL cdsk, CIroli,.i, in bond
were also aftemp'ca, and brought ia 81 :,3s 3.
ashes, Boston IUts uon Offered a; .i.s: y.
foyk at "a a a.. oil. I; resri> are ALSO "a lvS-
ertlian 81 week, IL at IS IL as tbs tiAnsact s,.s
are very limited About 2Io3 bis TuspcHiiae
have been sold during the week AT i2s ; to lis
o. Yesterday iC0 bis A ~ Tar WAS otirrcS. at
Auction, part OF which brought los 3-rciEAisl.
lie; withdrawn
London uarhst March ?. Little or notii;,ig,
doing IN cotton. Prices Nominal, bui Inc E"lj
crs shew no Disposition TO sell Al present prsr-
es. 1obacco-ihe demand for Virginia a,''i
kentucky, for eXporiution, has rather fSlteu
OFT. The holders are firm althe prrsen, pr,ccs.
expecting a renewal 1.-The demand.
LONDON, March i2.-'rhe mercantile world
suffered a severe shock yesterday ,nelnii,=,, al
the failure of the very eminent house as J. ia
randen aud Go. The outstanding deEts a,.d
acccptances fall little short, il is said, oi
+ 2O0,6oO This calamity has been r,incip..iis
brought OIL by the declining state OF tlte n,ar
kets. the house holding ia ge quantities OF c.c-
yer seed, cotton. and taIipw. iIe Whole OF
which articles have undergone vciy great
depreciation. Among their accep,auces vrte
prussian Government but these latter have
all been taken by Mr.. RothcIild.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
BosToN, April 2i.-The Eairon, Capt,
LEWIS, has furnished Lonh0n dates 10
the 10th, and our LloySi's Lists 10 the isih
March.
Business continued dull in various parts
of England; aud the price Of American
staples had experienced distressing de-
preston.
The proceedings of the British parli:.-
ment indicated a state OF general sails
faction. Reirenchments Of expenses con-
tinued TO be made. An unanimous vote
of thanks had been given 10 the Marquis
of HASTINGS, Governor General Of In
dia.
On American affairs the tone af The
ministerial papers had become much al
tered. Those which al first appeared 10
aequiescc in tile necessity, if not the j'ts-
fice OF the execution OF Arhnthnol and
Ambrsler, now denounce their cpnden,-
nation as horribly outrageous" The
Courier leads in this deniii,ciaiion wif,t
the most talent aud vilup-raiioD = Ard
The last remark il makes is the ioliowiiss,:
"What course our goverDmnl will purSnt,
we presume uot 10 anticipate, satisfied 80
we are that il will be consis,eni with the
national honor, which u compounded IN
this sacrifice of lives" The McrniAg
Chronicle says, the sentence Of Arbuih-
moi, DC. would reflect disgrace un Mo-
rocco" ." Even the Turks would b. d.
shamed TO act upon it,"
Louis 18Th, OH the 6i! March, appoint
ed 90 new Peers, including many OF Do-
napartes Marslals, Generals and Coeu-
sellers, as we'll as many uf those whoni
lie (Louis) 'enpeered in 1915. They give
an immense addition TO the talent Of his
Chamber of Peers. Bat the measurc, Il
appears, had given great offence tolihc,
English editors, WHO trouble licensees q,
more, and appear 10 have stronger
sympathy for French affairs, than IKE.
French King aud people themselves -
Aud they do not refrain from predicting
the most fatal consequences from tire
measure But, as heretofore, heir pro-
phecies on the same subject have turned
out 10 be I" old uiues fabies;" we still think
the French are better able 10 manage
| their own affairs, than the London edit
| ors are TO manage them for them. Is
| Louis 18th finds that men Of exalted ia-
| leni and probiry are willing 10 serve bin,.
| and advance the prosperity Of bIS king
dom, lie will be stupid indeed, il he should
refuse their assistance, merely because
under another order o. things, they wete
| useiul 10 another government. As Ia The
| recurrence of re, oiniioD III France, any
| thing like those which have afflicted and
disgraced her, il is who'll, out OF The
| question.
Ii is evidence of tie strength of the
| Minlsieria! Party III ihc Irench Clain-
bers, that the supplies Tor 1919. SIN
twelfibs OF which were 30 be paid III adj
! vance, besides loan Of Two hundred
| Millions ct Francs, passed The Chamber
of Deputies, 1855 10 II. Cemiaci.
! BALTIMoRE, April 24.--The Aiup,i.
| can frigale Congress. Capt. Henley, haas
been for some days pasi in the port 81
Annapolis, where she is TO receive nii
board Mr.. Graham aud sulie, 10 cr9Vuy
them IN Rio de JanCiro ia Brazil, where
MIR. Graham is 10 succeed cur late ~
mister Mr.. Sumpier, ~ The coIr, of Ffis
most faithful mqjesty the King of Poriu-
gal, Brazil, aud The Algarycs.
/ The Brillsl, lrIgaie Forihe, is also al
Annapolis, for the purpose ct receiving
oil board ihe British minisiel Mr.. BAGoT
aud family, about 10 depart from The u
States for Eng and.
Accident has thus brought To tie view
of each other two FTigaies as nearly ih,
L - md