Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

Shire
Ten minutes before five, observed ,he
sea, and made instant preparations TO
aI;shi.
yGrapplng iron broke : car thrown with
sstat violence against a rising piece of
groHnd, MIR. Livingston considerably
bruised.
FIVE minutes after five, secured the bal
loon, at abou, six miles distant from The
sea; procured post chaisc, and proceed.
ed 10 Stockton"
We understand that the sun was never
visible 10 them during the whole time:
sunshine vas the only thing indeed want
ing 10 render the spectacle complete. as
he variegated colours Of The silk, by re.
fiectlng the solarlighi, would have greatly
enhanced the beauty oi The SPECTACLE
Mr.. Sadler, We perceive, iHtends TO COM
muuicaie 10 the public all The circumstan
ces attending his recent aerial voyage, in
lecture TO be delivered al the Music
Hall, on Thursday next.
LONDON, Oct. MIR. Kcan has adj.
dressed a letter 10 the conductor of a
Sunday paper, explanatory OF his rea-
sons forwishing 10 go 10 America. We
think no one can read this letter Without
smiling at the arrogance aud vanity il
exhibits. VIII il be believed, that one
OF lis demands is, that his name shall
appear IN larger letters in The play bills.
than that OF any other performer What
piiiIui ambiilon. morning paper re
marks upon this leit,r, that " his Amsri
can engagement, as wassusprcted, proves
10 have been puff. In his determination
(oi no, gong to Amcrica,) lie says he
W ~ tn NE
iher pub. The public voice thus loudly
raised, has been no where excent i'm
his own excessive vanity But while he
thus yields 10 The public voice. he will moi
yield particle of his rights Inc is d e,er
mined TO he manager on ihe nights of his
performance, as heretofore. The public
may, therefore, anticipate The same sell
hshnesS and jealousy that eyinced them
selves In The case oi Mr.. Buck. MIR. Booth,
ana MISS Mecauley. From such manage
men, no good can he expected. II would,
perhaps, be better 10 dispense with his
services altogether, than TO accept them
on such terms
Cofon.-Ihe cotton market last week
continued IN very depressed state. on
account OF the large sale declared for
frIda- at the India house II consisted
OF l6,4lS bags, Of which nearly 900 are
reported 10 be actually sold-ihe Surai
cotton AT depression of I'd 10 Id per
lb (; the Bengal al a decline of I'd 10 Sd
large proportion of the Surat COTTON
was OF an exceedingly ordinary quality.
met with no attention from the purcha
sers, and was bought in AT Gid 10 I'D ::
HE BeHgais were chiefly taken by specu.
'aiors; those bought in were oflhe low
est quality.
The only purchases Of cotton, besides
lie India descriptions, were II9 clean
fair BeFbice, l6d to I64d; waste I22d
10 I'D.
This forchOon the demand for East In.
dIa coiios continues; several parcels are
again reported 10 be sold, and the market
appears 10 be revivng.
Io6accO.-Ihere continues 10 be a siea-
dy demand for iobacco-severaI parcels
nave been sold during the week ; the
holders are very firm, aud the accounts
from Holland continue favourable. Pri-
ces may be quoted. Ordinary Virginia
leaf, sd 10 Sd per Id. good strong par
cclsl as imported, CID 10 I'd well fla
voured aud little dark, Al to cd some
very fine black falls, sd TO IOd.
ICice.-Ihere were two public sales of
rice brought forward this forenoon the
first consisted of 262 barrels good old
Carolina rice one lO1 sold LIS IN bond.
The remainder, 252 barrels, " ere all taken
al los Gd 10 Us Cd.
Madrid Gazeites and Csdiz Diaries TO
The 24!h % last month, have reached us
to-day. Much importance is attached
TO The arrival OF the Hornet, American
sioop OF war al Cadiz, from The u. States.
bearing dispatches from Washington re-.
iailve 10 the Florida Treaty bat II seems
mat this vessel had not reached Spain M
To The middle OF last month; this could
hardly have been expected as she did
moi leave New York until the end Of An.
gust. The private letters from Madrid
observe, that The grants made to Spanish
| 'Frandces, by The Spanish Government.
ls not the only matter of couiroversy
| with the United States. Another subject
| 81 mucb more importance is negociafIup
! the independent governments of Soulii
| America ferdinand declaring that the
| Washington government must agree moi
| To "cOgnlle any of the lnSuTgenI Gov
/ crnmenis, before lie will raiiivilIe Treaty
| for tic cession Of the FlOridas. THIS
determination, II is understood, was for.
warded 10 the United States, hy MIR. Foy-
syti, III The dispatches by The Hornet
| sloOp OF war.
The general principles Of The consf-
| luton OF Wrienbmrg, have received the
sanction OF The king and states of thai
country.
Stocks per cent. consols, 7OI
! PARIS, Oct. 81 have communicated
to you ~ a former letter, tie warliRe ru-
mOurs which have acquired certain
consistency al Paris. A note Transmitted
on Friday by tie baron de Vincent, am
| bassadofoi Austria, to the marquis Dps-
| soles, president Of the council, said 10 be
relative TO the political views of Austria.
! Russia and Prussia. II contributed TO
lower The funds yesterday.