Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
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accounts.
The public mind, i'm France, appear
10 he somewhat agilated, and tue asPcc
OF affairs i'm that couutry Is uoi liked n
England. In the recent elevations IN ia
Peeragc. Louis 18th has uuqncsiionabi.
been Obliged 10 adopt measures exceed
,n.!y repuynant 10 hisIeel,mss. The Cou
rier remarks, that " Of the ~ thus recent
iv elevated, ,, consisted of those Peer!
whom he had struck Oft tie list in 1873
for their reasonable adherence 10 BONA
pARTE." The same paper, Of subsequent
date, asks, Why are not The maues u
Ney and LaLadoyre propiiiaied by some
nost.iumai,s aiUpcmcmit They We're shul
Tor precisely the same services" that
have procured the i,onors OF the Pcerase
Tor their coadiutors.
4 large meeting of Catholics was hold.
cn ON the st March IN Dublin, for the
purpose of expressing. i'll fhe most mark
ed manner, their gratitude 10 he Protes-
raniS who liaNv lately cume forward to
petition Parliament III their behalf.
IBo,,on Patriot,
We have received the following Cont
mercia! Circular from the house OF The
American Consul at Liverpool. II con-
idius the latest aIyic"s received.
- I.rsr,ooi, .Harch Is.
Our last respects were of The 9Th ult.-
Since then cotton sustained Il further depres-
SION OF about Id per Id. owing 10 the cUniinu-
ance of supplies. During this week however,
brisk demand has taken place, but prices
have only recovered themselves about per ID.
The sales are 1000 haics, inciuding 1000 Up
lands at l3l 10 J; - ORLEANS, 10 Is 10
IenneSSees, ~ LIZ Sea i>lanjs, IA 8 50
stained do. Is IN so Benyals, 81 0 +; 500
Surais,7 II n. The market remnius >teady AT
our quotations. The stock in port is about
iof,Wp hays, which is certainly very heavy, aud
II would be hazardous to calcHlite upon any
material Vance. Tobacco continues IN very
iniied demand, owing IN some degree 10
ricss bein. rather higher here than i'll Lon-
aon, winch has attracted thithcr the trade,
ana where IN con cqucnre good deal ot BUSH
ness has been done laiierly at some improve
riens. The stock there is about $500 hIds.
w look for no advance. hut The export season
" now commencing, and we may ere long
ptct good demand and probably without
much further decline. Tile new crop is likely
Ia come III here for lower prices in September,
unless the supplies fall very short. Wheat
aud Flour are dull, aud as the average is de-
chGing tnow 77S) we do not expect that the
FORTS viii Open ia May. Ashe, have been dull
aud declining Of late, but at our reduced quo
t''ions holders are rather more firm, q there
~ some little enquiry, but without much pros
rect OF advance unless the demand becomes
more extensive. y decline having AIKEN place
IN 1nrp mime, owing 10 snaie fOrce.i sales the
ihe markets. more steady. Tar IS III limited
deinand. Very little new hax>eed has YET
arrived here, and should the imports be very
in*"erate, II may open al good prices. Solae
new seed ofinferlor quality however, has heeu
sold at 90 aud som. old OF good quality at "a.
ana IN small quantities al 76 a rs. The search
~ OF money amongst commercial men still
both here and Ia London to great
eA:cnt, and prices OF produce are naturally
Affected ny it,"
MAURT {: LATHAM.
LoNDoy, March l2.-In consequence
of The great fall in The market for raw
cotton, expresses have been sent from
Liverpool, overland To Calcutta, in order
10 couniermand, as speedily as possible,
any further shipments of that article An
absolute enga ;rnient is said To have been
entered into by The persons bearing the
expresses, TO deliver them, allowing for
accidents 10 life or limb, in three months
from HE date of leaving England
Letters from Madrid state, that tie de.
cree of The King for suppressiN;, the nu-
merons bdndilii has been attended with
The lIappicsi effects. BY ,l,c activity and
vigilance ni HE cavalry great number Of
them have been taken, who either have
been, or will be execule%
The imports of bullion lately from the
continent are most extensive; within
week nine casks OF specie from Holland,
aud two from Osieud, have been reported
at the custom-IOusc; Il great proportion
is saIh Ia he gold.
According TO aIvices Of the 3Oth Of Ju-
ly from Batavia, the crop of tea i'll China
was very moderate, and III some places
had totally failed. There was a large
stock of cotton in the warehouses Of the
Chinese merchants. OF opiam there Was
not a sufficient supply oil hand for one
months consumption that OF Gairia
seld at $1,000 " chest, aud Malva at 500.
The fishermen near Mannheim have
found in the Rhine the jaws of mon
atrous animal, the teeth of wIIich were not
less than 8 inches long aud 4 broad.
The Territorial Committee, formed at
Frankfort, of the Ministers of the Allied
Powers, has dissolved itself and the
members are about TO leave that city.
The Persian Ambassador, now al Wen
Ma, continues 10 view every thing worthy
of inspection in that capital. He was
lately IL! the theatre TO which an immense
crowd MAS attracted, in order 10 see him.
1t seems this assemblage OF gdzers be-
came iniol"rahle to his Excelleucy in one
OF the saloons. where, TO the asionislI-
mciit Of the Ausirians, ir and his suite
began To- lay about them OH all sides IL
mong those who surrounded him. The
writer OF The article sagcly IT marks, that
il is very likely his EXceIency and suite
we're accustomed in their own country TO
have plenty Of room made for them. 1t
seeuss the physician attached TO The EN-
bassy is also The ambassadors chief cook
and II is his duty 10 ascertain the Saubri-
,y Of lie viciuals served up at the liable
OF his master. His Excriirncy was 10
leave Vienna on the Goth uIi.
Letters from Rome, Of Tie 18th Of Feb.
state that tic enterprise formed TO draw
from the bed OF The Fiber tie statues and
other wrecks Of antiquity which ii is sup