Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
LATEsr FROM ENGLAND.

I.ATEST FROM ENGLAND.
froAa fks Bcsfo9 Patriot, Ip,ii SOL
TIC s'.io Falcon, J. W. Lewis, commander,
arrived al IL o'clock. last evening, in 50 days
"A cargo OF dry goods, crates, Sc. TO 40 con-
sisnces. The Falcon sailed from Liverpool
MARCH, 1Ith--atter encourtering heavy yak 5
both in The North aud Sonth Channel, pat into
Waterford, and sai!edfrom thence on tie 20ih
of the 18Th March.
Left at Liverpool ship Triton, 10 sail March
2ist ship Sibil, do. do.
We have received our files Of English pa
Ders by the Falcon, and have made such ex-
tracts as onr fine and limits would permit.
The London Courier speaks in warm terms
OF apprehension of the recent creation of
FRENCH Peers. OF the Napoleon, or Revelation
AIRY chat acter.
Tile Paris dates are to March I2-SiAiy
new Peers have been appointcd-princi-
pally persons distinguished in the Revo-
linton. The Duke of Bassano has been
allowed 10 return 10 Paris.
'Fhe Chamber OF Deputies had not been
dissolved. The new Peers are TO give a
majority TO Ministers. Trench stocks,
65 65.
An express has been sent from England
prevent any further shipments OF Cotton.
cred in months from leaving.
Prices al Liverpool, March lO.--Rice,
As TO 46 (; Flaxseed, 20 to ~; Tar, Is to
10; Pot Ashes, 48 10 81 Pearls, SO !;
Cotton, Georgia, bowed, III TO l38d !;
n. Orleans, l25 to i3l Sea Island, IS. 8,
10 IS. g.; Tobacco, Al TO Cd: Flour, 40
10 As.
Sir PHILIP FRANcIs-For the information
OF those readers who have perused the various
publications which have attempted 10 estab-
iish the identity of this well known character
with the secret and mysterious JuHius, wehave
to state, that the will of Sir Philip, eated the
2Sth of April 1918, contains no ainsion what
ever TO those Observation-Disclosures.
London Courier, 9Th March.
LONDON, March I2.-The claims of the
English merchants on the Court OF Russia fer
the value of ITO vessels and cargoes under
neutral flags. detained by the government at
Petersburg in the year 1910, are likely at
length to be adjusted. II will be recollected
that "A derutati0n, at the head of which was
MIR. Alderman Rowcroft, was sent from Lon
don to the Russian capital 10 seek compensa-
ton from the Emperor for losses sustained by
British subjects. As the Emperor Alexander
was at AK la ClIapeile at the time of the arri-
val OF the deputation, the memorial was for
warded TO our minister, and from him TO the
hands of the Emperor. Ananswer to it has now
been received. and we are Informed that il is
OF satisfactory nature. The amount is very
carsoes on board, chiefly colonial produce.
We have this morning received German pa
pers 10 the 9th inst. Great and speedy changes
are expected at Hanover, in the present Con-
stitufioB Oftliat State. Itis said the revenue
has proved deficient. ha"
The Emperor and Empress of Austria have
arrived at Venice, on their way to Rome
The whole of the diplomatic body at Vienna,
intend following the Court.
Mdrch i5.-LetteIs have been received to.
q f,if frnu hy
pears that the plague on the coast of Africa,
instead of diminishing with the cold weaker,
was Increasing TO an alarming extent. The
only information with regard to the ravages
committedby it, was brought 10 the British
fortress by the vessel appointed by the Gov
ernor TO sail al stated periods, as no private
trading ships were allowed 10 have any COM
nunicaiion with the Barbary coast. Accord.
ing to the latest advices, one or two hundred
persons died daily Of the disease.
We have several times had occasion to advert
to the strenuous exertiOn Spain is, at the pre-
seat moment making again TO recover the pro-
vinces of La Plata. For this precise -pur.
pose, the Minister YRUJo was called into Office;
aud certainly he has given that tone TO the
efforts of Spain against the Transatlantic pro.
vinces, which none of his predecessors have
been able 10 do-tllat is, he has put in motion
those schemes which before were only TO be
found in the columns of the Madrid Gazefts-
or, in other words, he has obtained certain
sum of money and certain number Of trans
ports. The British, French, Spanish, Italian,
Dutch, Prnssian, Swedish and Danish vessels,
which are hired, are ordered to rendezvous at
CadiZ in the beginning of April, TO embark
20 900 men, and TO be escorted bya large naval
force. Such is the project of the Spanish
Government, which is an attempt greater than
even this cOuntry ever witnessed When the
Helder feet sailed from England, they had
about $4,000 tons of shipping for $4,000 men,
who were three weeks before they landed, at
which time nearly all their water was ont. For
Spain TO convey 10000 men across the l.tian-
tic, she will reqsire 100000 tons of shipping
or 800 vessels.
An article from Brussels, which states that
Bonaparte's cook had lately arrived there
from ~. Helena, says that Bonapsrte was
very gloomy, and his chief occupation appear.
ed 10 be the arrangement of his Memoirs"
Advices from Batavia of the 9th Oct. men,
ton. that the Netherland troops arrived on
the I0ih OF August before Malacca, to receive
possession of that colony from the English
Resident, MIR. Kenneth MurchisoH-The ces-
sion had not actually taken place, but all the
preliminary arrangements were proceeding.
Commercial distress continues in the City.
We are extremely sorry 10 state, that several
houses in Irish trade have been under the ne
cessity of suspemdBg their payments To-day.
and we are afraid, from what we hear, that
this Is moi an exaggeratiou.
The accounts from Liverpool and Manches-
ter, received In town this morning, ii gives us
picoS"ic w stdIe, however, are more SatfSfdC-
tory, al least, IL an increase Of business at both
those places may be considered as an improve
ment. AT Liverpool, during the whole oflasi
week, there was great deal of speculation
10 cotton, and no less than 1000 bags OF thi,
article had been sold.
The advices f,om Amsterdam, of the iii
lust. broughtby the Dutch Mail, assert, that
trade, both in that city aud other places, wa,
remarkably stagnant; aud the exchange OF
London continued TO fall.
Paris, March 8.
On the 9th inst the Chamber of Peers wa
on the point of becoming the theatre offs seii
ons comrlolion. NJ. de Lamoignon had III,
teIneriiy 10 ascend The tribune, for the pur
pose of protesting against the recent Roya