Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
LATEST From ENGLAND

this port yesterday from her first voyage
10 Lontior, having left The river OH the 10Th
OF last month. Capt. Thomas has ia
sored the editors of the Mercantile Ad-
veriiser with Lop,lon papers to The 18th
inclusive. There was no alteration i'm
lie state Of the market for American
produce.
American Stocks, Sept IO.-New Six
per cents, 50 a 1903 Bank Shares f2l,
20. British Stocks, Sept. IS, I5, 7OJ.-
French Stocks, Sept. 10Th, II 20.
No political events of importance had
occurred in Europe.
Al meeting of the court Of Aldermen
OF London, Oh the ilih, motion for
vote ct thanks TO ,llr Lord Mayor for his
great zeal ~ preserving the peace of the
city, having been proposed, warm dis
cussion ensued, and some personal alter
cation; and the members principally
retired from The room without taking the
question.
Wheat Tell 6s. per quarter al the Lon
don Corn market on the 18th Sept.
II IL stated in The London Times, on
the doubtful authority o: a letter from
BrHsscls, that the armament now prepar-
ing IN the ports of England has caus-
Ell some movement among the Ame-
rican sIips in the ports of the Neither
Snds. In consequence Of intelligence
they have received from London, (sa, s
the letter. they are either sailing, or pre-.
pairing ual haste for their departure.
Hunt made his triumphal entry into
LondoB on the l3ih. Ii is stated that
900 900 people were present-the roads
Tor 1--WE miles from town we're completely
blocked up by those who went OH, to
meet BIN. He arrived in a landau pre-
eeded by flag. inscribed Hunt, the he
role champion of Liberty" He aligIted
at The Crown aud Anchor, where he par
look oi public dinner, attended by 500
400 persons. The description Of this
scene occupies several columns of the
papers. London has seldom witnessed
such "A hustle on any occasion-and The
day ended without any riot.
Among the tOasts drank were the fol.
lowing
Mr.. Hunt gave as toast" The on.
ly source of all Legitimate power-the
people Tune: See the conauering
hero comes"
The next feast was: Universal suf-
trage, annual parliaments, and vote by
Dailoi-the undoubied right of every Bri-
ion. Ii was received with three times
three, and was followed by the tune of
Goa Ira"
Toast" The immortal memory of
The Retormers, men, women, aud chill
dIen, who were nassacred dt Manches-
ter on The iG'Ii OF August" Tune The
Land of the Lral."
Toast" May arms be taken from
those who have the courage 10 use them. "
Tune: The MarseiIIOis Hymn"
LONDON. Sept. l3.-Tne principal feature in
tle Stock Exchange, during the past week
has been the cautious nature OF the create.
part OF the speculAtiOns.
lie equipment of the ships to sal. under
the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy,
Tor South America, is carried on with the
greatest celerity at Plymouth. Surveys on
Inc crewsof the VenSeur and Superb. of ~
guns each, aud OF the Hyperion frigate have
been held, aud such men as from varions eau
SIS were deemed unfit tor service have been
discharged. None Dut prime and good sea-
men have been received TO complete the mum.
Der, which, u is said. in addition TO the una
nnes on board each ship, will consist Of the
full complement.
plymouth, IharsdGy.--This morning Mr..
Thornton, minister TO Brazil, embarked on
board The Superb, Com. Hardy, which inmr-
dd,aieiy got under way, accompanied by the
fengeur, aud the Hyperion. The latter YES
sellS 10 proceed to Madeir~ ~ lake in a sup
ply OF wine tor the squadron. whose deStina-
uoh Is involved in mystery, aud ii is said car
reS sealed orders
On Thursday, the Russian sloop Of war Wor-
STOCK, Chpt. BeliingslIousen, ACCOMPANIED nv
the store-ship Mirror, Capt. Lazareff. sailed
from hence on voyage Of discovery TO the
south Pole. Tomorrow The Imperial sloop
OF war Oikruile, Captain WaziceiT, accompa-
nied ny the store-ship Bldgondmirence; Capt
ohickmdretf, will sail OIL a voyage of di.coyt-
aDds. 1PoyIxmoyIL PM.
LONDON, Sept. I3.-Mr. Goblet has been
invited 10 return to this country. Ii is posi-
uSeI, stated, that two OF his chief creditors
I i', obered 10 allow him fG0O year, provi-
usu tnat ne would publish his paper for their
advantage, aud allow them to receive the nro-
htsOt u TIL their claims, amounting To II 400
are discharged. Mr. Cobbett, we understand
has accepted these conditions, aud is soon eX-
peclei ~ this country. IEHgGsh,po1
The Dublin Commercial Gazette of Vol
neHday lass says, On sunday uight The puards
AT the Castle were trebIed the pieces of artil-
lery Oh tse spot were prepared for any eIner
gsDcy, aud a strong body OF horse was order
eu 10 PatFOle on the Mas road Similar nre
cahii0nSwcTe taken at the las i.Inentcned town /.
the guards were there doubled. aud the staff
OF tue iNildate miiltId was ordered on Juiy.-
~ : also asserted ~ letters from The Queens
S2uh'y' That several nightly meetings have
taken place In lie HeighDouthood OF Noun,
Meihck OF persons in arms"
- LnNOuN, Sept 1--we received yesferdav
buehUS AyreS GaLettes TO the 9th of lime
iIo'n winch We Learn, under the head O intel,
,isence irom Chill, that Lord CocIrane has
DeeN Compelled TO abandon his blockade of
tbe pot OF Cailao. lu ~, letter 10 Don Io.s
tgMfpIeatPHO, Hiuiste of War and Nayins
he assigns as reason tor this measure. p" The
urgent necessity OF obtaining wafer and nm
Visions The letter is dated Apfl 10
ne same Papers cOataihan account oftbree
dreadful earthquakes, which took ulare ia
IOWapo on the Sci, 4lh, aud Ifth OF lsst No,ii
"e whole ciiy j. said TO De DESTROYED by tbesc
a"iul violations. More than three tbonsanl
persons were trayersiDg tie DeleIhonri,,g
Ylains, bNng from tue des6ittion which lad
ibe accounts, that Tie inbabitonts had lime to
save iae'T i''es, bat culy their lives. Copiaoo