Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09
LATEST IRON ENGLAN1


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, April ,. A, late hour
last night, The fast sailing ship Ann Ma
RIA, Capt. Waite. arrived rom iiverrooi.
whence she sailed on The 26,h February.
By tits arrival we have received from our
correspondents at Lontion, regular flies
ot papers, Prices Current and I.loyd's
Lists, 10 The oath of Feb. and LIVERPOOL
papers 10 the 26th inclusive.
The aggregate averages OF grain, for the
SIX weeks previous 10 the 23d OF Feb. " as
as follows: wheat. 57.7; barley, COG;
oats, 92-s; rye, So 10; peas, $50.
ihe ports are IN consequence shut a.
gansi the imperialism OF foreign WHAT
and open for AL other descriptions OF
grain. Wheat and all other kiuds of grain
may be imported free from British An,e-
RIGA.
Price of American stocks Gu The 23l
OF Feb. Bank shares, f20 ~ new six
per cent. SO 100; three per cent. ca d
"a ), with dividend from January.
Thefollow ing vessels were tn be launch
ed al Plymouth, early in the spring -
FoudroyaDt, 80 guns Sterling Castle,
"a: Portland, Go; Lancaster, 60 I; Pyra-
nus, ~. The Active lrigate, Sir James
Gordon, is fitting al Portsmouth, for Que-
bee; capt. Barry, Ia appointed Naval
Commissioners al that place, and goes out
in the irigaic
The late Elk King of Spain died short
time since at Naples.
- the 22d al Feb. il was reported in
London that the King of France was
dead. la announcing This event the Sun
OF the 22d observ 9, g We shall be hap-
py in finding that tits report is not well
founded, though we confess that, from
~ ri ar t,ar -
mot disposed 10 raise any doubts of lis
authenticity. We say we shall be happy
III finding that the report is not we'll
founded, no, only because we revere he
virtues, and respect the abilities of the
French monarch, but because We fear
that lhs death would be the signal for the
vile Faction of Jacobinism once more 10
rear lis head, and France be exposed 10
new horrors that might disturb tile tran
guilty OF all other States"
Mr.. Adams's letter TO our Minister is
Spain was published in London on the
9th of January. On publishing This let-'
ter tae editor of The Statesman remarks !:
document Of high importance from
North America, has been received 1t
comes IN The form OF an official letter
from MIR. Adams, the American Secrrta-'
ry OF State, TO the Republican Minister
10 be an answer 70 tie representatives.
of NJ. Pizarro, on lie much canyassed
subject OF the Floriias. The view which
is here taken by the American Gossrn-
meni, of the questions at issue between
II and Spain, differs not materially from
those which 1T has avowed on many for
mer occasions, with regard to the pro-
cce0ings which accompanied and follow.
ed, or which the Statesman of North Ame-
rira would persuade us lad provoked The
seizure of the Spanish territory. This
letter OF MIR. Adams is considered by the
National lnteilisencer as the replication
oil ITS Government to the notes and re-
m0Bsirances Oft Spanish Ministry, and
as containing the sum of the case 10 be
established by The Cabinet of VI ashii,g-
ION, on lis own behalf: but, in FACT, ii
appeals 10 the attention of this country,
on grounds much nearer TO the hearts OF
EnglIshmen Tor three fourihs ofihe latter.
though nominally discussing the merits of
the late war with The Seminole Indians.
IS IL concerns the Spaniards ONLY. is dc.
voted 10 tile single topic of the military
butchery OF Arbnthnoi and Anbrisier -
and discioses. we can hardly hesitate 10
believe, The principles onwhlcb The A me-
rican Ministry are inclined to argue, " hen
u udy be pressed upon them bS Great
brllain, Tie great question in which our
rights, and interests, and honor are in
VOWED. From the whole of This paper.
with the documents annexed 10 il, Tie
length of winch makes il Impossible for
us al present to enter into any detail of
their contents, we rather suspect that Tie
American Government mean 10 defend
and justify The conduct of Gen. Jackson.
towards the subjects Of Great Britain.
whom he and lis court martial, between
them, uDlawfulIy put To the sword. Not
excuses merely, but Justification: not
JusiihcatIoD, but The highest admiration
aud applause, are lavished upon jackson
for HE whole of his proceedings towards
these unhappy Englisimtn, whether il
regards his motives, his words oracIions.
Every cohlcmptuous and odious epitrt
is freely bestowed upon the unforinnsie
men, and upon other British officers Who
ilad employed, assisted, or preceded them
~ thelr confidential intercourse with Tie
spanish authorities or tie Indian tribes
we trust HAT upon recommendation.
tie Cabinet Of The United States NAV a.
wake 30 lie offensive character of liza,
unworthy sOphisiry which the letter of
Mr. Adamsso largely exhibits. i'm defence
at series Of horrible transactions by
disayowiDg AND ESQ far as prac ticaIlr. byJ
repairing Which, a civilized and enlislt-
ened g0verEment can alone wipe out ihe
stala II has received from ihcm for If
Tie acts done ~ lie Floridag are adopted
AT Washington, IL is 40 longer General
Jackson, bgt Mr.. Munroc and the Repub
nc ilseii which become responsible To-
England, TO civilization, and humanitc.
LONDON. Feb. 2O.--The Slave Prsds
Trcsiles were The ,ubjrci Of some con.
Versa'inu in Jrfb Houses L., cit, -