Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
LATE EROM M1RnpE


LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, AprD3.-rhe Ann Maria,
which we announced Yesterday, sailed
from Liverpool on The 2Gih Feb. Nu.
merous letters are received of that date.
Those on commercial subjects, are of d
most Responding character. The follow.
ing is specimen, and shews sufficiently
The truly depressed state of American
produce.
liverpool, Goth Fe6.--s' There is heavy
failure here, and several in Manchester
and London, connected more or less
with the cotton irade.--What will hap
pen next know not but the panic is
so great that I'D is the price for Up
land Cotton, aud you must not be sur
prlsed 10 see II u shilling"
LONDON. Feb. EXPEDITIONS are be-
tore parliament praying that the insolveni
act may not be renewed
Extract of letter from the agent 10
Lioyd's at Batavia, dated Oct. L." At
ter the last of November, all vessels
bound TO Java from Europe, America
or any other possessions of European
Powers, IN Asia and Africa, are not per
United 10 enter and unload in any Other
port than that of Batavia unless by spe-
ciai permission of Government they
may be allowed 10 proceed to Samarang
ana Sourabaya. Ships loading al either
o' he three principal ports above-men
iloned, mast receive their entire cargo at
the port OF clearance, and are not per-
miiied 10 proceed 10 another 10 fill up !;
all the other ports OF Java are closed
la European, American. and other yes
sells, with tie exception OF Dutch, from the
above period.
I'M
he Persian Ambassador, Mira Alb
d"ui i1assan Kan, arrived at Vienna on
The LIST inst on his way fo London. He
brings with him a beautiful CrcaSsian girl,
present from The Grand VizIer of FUR.
Key: She is guarded by three black Gu
huchs, Pans paper.
London, FEB. 2t.-Price of Silver. i'm
bars, standard 5s III per or.
The James Monroe, arrived at Liver
pool, after a quick passage from New
\ ork, has brought considerable remit
iances'inr he merchants at Liverpool and
Manchester, as well as some extensive
orders Tor British manufactured goods,
| particularly Yorkshire cloths those OF
superior description meet good sale in
The American market. Leeds B{ercmry.
A private letter from Paris mentions,
ihat the Ministry have resolved 10 keep
no further measures with the Ultra Row
alisis; and that the majority, small as il
was, which enabled Government 10 lass
| the law on the finanria year, was The
consequence of declaration 10 the "a.
boVe eft ct, announced by the Keeper OF
! The Seals III lis speech The left side, OF
| party OF the Liberaur, immediately unit
ing themselves to Ministers. NJ. Lame
was reckoned a6loDgSt the minority on
that question.
| IN American house in the tobacco line
| stopt payment yesterday.
The inquisiior General of Spain has
Illuminated his anatIema against work
recently introduced INTO that country, en-
| Tiled The Coming OF The Messiah in his
Glory and Majesty, by John Josaphai Ben
Ezra. tie orders all The copies Of ibis
work TO be delivered up. and prohibits
III being IN future sold, kept. read. or
| printed, under Tie pain of the grand ex-
communication, and fine OF 300 ducafs,
TO deiray the expenses OF the lloIy Office.
tie says, the book has occasioncd much
| disorder and anxiety III the minds Of ma
! ny persons, the learned as y ell as the us
| learned.
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
E9tJdct NJ II letter from Niiah, Jun. /.
The Princess of Wales is making
| preparation for trip TO the HOLY Land.
| The Baron and young Austin (W BIO is al
ways addressed by The lille OF prince)
accompany her Royal IiizInesS, together
with a yasl suite. The Princess told The
MarchionesS Of Douglas, that il was her
intention 10 be absent sis months and
that she meant 10 visit all The places OF
note in Egypt. During the Prncess's
absence, Der new palace will proceed.
Two gentlemen lately arrived from Eug.
| land, and had long conference will her
Royal Highness."
PRINCESS or WALES.
We are informed, in quarter TO
which We have often been indebted for
important intelligence, that gentleman,
at very high character at tie Chancery
Bar, has visited a distinguished female i'm
Italy, for tic purpose OF preparing her
io expect minute investigation Of her
| conduct. II must be evident, that tie
reports which have long been ~ circuls-
lion, ana which recent events are said to
| reuder more striking, loudly call tor en-
| curry. u tie iddy ot any uobien,aa in
England uediiiiiingabopilhe world
with similar volatility. Would u0i Tie nus
baud incur cesISurr If he do mol r, So
| lutriy dena,n investigation r.
Oreior HrR--sihc oudon Times 81
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