Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
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| don aud Liverpool Correspondents, we
are Indebted Tor London papers and pri-
ces Currents 10 The evening OF December
3Oth, LIoyd's and General Shippin. and
| Commercial Lists 10 The same date, and
| Liverpool papers 10 the Ist of January
The Courier was iowcd out of Liverpool
by steam boat, and has experienced
heavy westerly gales most OF her pas.
sage.
american Stocks on The Goth of Dec
Bank Shares, t 24-nothing doing in o
| ti,er Stocks.
| We have Paris dates 10 the 27;h. IL
will be sen by some extracts which we
| nave made, tina, IN consequence of divi-
| sions which led I" geHcrai rupture, The
French ministers had given in their resig-
nations, whlchwere accepted by the X M,
aud new Ministry was immediately
formed. The Courier, in noticing The
change, remarks, all that we yet know
of the causes OF This change, relates TO
two points OF domestic policy, the law of
elections, and the recruiting law"
Mr.. Rodncy's long litter TO the Secre
tary of STATE is published in several of the
| London papers.
| The resolution offered by Mr.. Spencer,
III relation to The United States Bank, is
published in The Times of the 30,h OF De
| cenber
| An article from Hanover of the 18th of
Dec. announces, that the Assembly of
the States had abolished The torture i'm
criminal examinations aud that il was
expected the trial by jury would be IA
| dopted.
| On the 10Th of November the plague
| still ragged al Tangers The number of
deaths amountedto above 80 per dav.
| 1t is stated, that in the room where the
body of Weller (who had just beenex
cu'ed for altering forged notes. WAS laid
III the coffin for intermeni, a new plan
was formed, 10 go more extensively into
the same business, of passing counterfeit
| u les.
A rescripl" is Immediately to be is
sued respecting The late plot at ST. Hele-
na. 1t is said II will be signed bv the
Emperors of Russia and Austria, and the
King of Prussia.
| The celebrated General Sarrazin has
been imprisoned in Paris, on the charge
OF bigamy. 1t is stated that three ladies'
claim him as their husband {; one OF Them
is an English lady, whom he married in
| London. GCom Abr
FROM THE COURIER OF DEC so
| Paris, Dec. 20.
| At last the divisions in the Ministry have led
| TO general rupture. On Thursday ALI the
| Ministers gave in their resignations and The
| King accepted oftlIem all. with the execution
| of that of the duke OF Richelien who immedi
ateiy formed new ministry, compos, d as fol
| lows M. Cuvier, (the great naturalist who
| was lately IN England tie HeU minister of The
Interior NJ. Molten, Formerly Minister of
| the Treasury during the reign Of BonaDarte
a place which he held even during the hundred
| days. Minister Of Finance NJ. Simeon, Mem.
| her OF the Chamber OF Deputies who had been
counsellor of State under Bonaparte and Mi
mister of Justice inthe king dom OF WestpiiaIia, }
Minister Of Justice; NJ de Viliele (Member Of
| the chamber of deputies,I Minister of H1yjne
! aud Count Law de LauTistou, peer of France
| Ala de Camp OF Bonaparte, and his ambassa
dor at the court of Petersbursh during tbe
years 1911 and 1872 Minister of Var
According To this new Arrangement the
ministry police was to have been suppressed
| Yesterday, by D O'Clock IN the afternoon. all
these gentlemen had declined the places
| rendered then', win the exception of NJ
Culver NJ. W. MolIlen and Simeon refused
| Office. from fear that they might be required
| to give their sanction 10 measures which they
| regard az anti national and VI. NJ de ViIIeIe
and Laur!sion Ci"o UItras) declined to act,
unless pledge were given by their COLLEAGUES
that they wOnld support sucii notifications of
the laws oil elections and recruiting as would
| render them more monarchical
Paris, Dec 2G. afternoon
The crisis OF the Ministry has as VET had no
| Inhuence oil the public fHndS. To daV al tI,a
| Exchange, The five per cents are 62T t;3r-
Nothing isa yet decided regarding new,
| ID
citation with NJ. Loime, to induce him io remain
| in the Ministry with NJ. de VilIcle. aud IN
| prevail upon him 10 accept of The Department
of Marine. In this case the Uitras wonId
| triumph, auG VI. de Cazes would lose bis
| influence. | cannot give credit to This tlsnrv
LIVERPOOL, January IAN express whici,
| left Paris on Monday night, states that the
new Ministers had been appointed und err the
1fecion OF the i'nke OF Richeiicu. NJ de 81
Cyr is TO be at the head of the new cabi,,et
| aud Minister for the War Department. 4, i<
| teported that Drouet was to be made Minister
| of the Marine.
The French funds rose, and the5 per cents
left of al the CT Sc, on Monday as hiyh 4, N,
STOCKS The news from France. respectiur
| the completion OF The Cabinet, had favorable
! effect upon our fun5s to day.
The market closed as fUlowg-Red Ann
II rs COnsOls for the Acct 7gI-S
from the Public Ledger Of Dec. 30.
private letters from Spain repeat The runiors
which we noticed several weeks ago. of AN
application having been actually made by the
| drpOSed Monarch, Charles ". to the Soye.
reigus al AK la Chapelle, for their assistance
| IN the recovery of his Throne They add that
| he had authorized his friends to signify thai #
| he shOnld be able to resume the Crown he
| would Immediately put AN end to 4 war c1Icu.
| lated To bring misery and ruin upon the conn
try, without auy chance Of accomplishing lhe
| purpose ~ view-and that he had signi6rd b,,
positive intention to acknowledge the indie
| pendence OF the reVOlted colonies and hv
| amiCable negotiations, to secure as early A.
possblea commercial intercourse with them
aud, indeed, 10 render ii exclusively in favor OF
| Oid Spais 10 return for so great a boon. The
| dcpOsed King, 10 is further said had declared
| that The Prince of Peace a. lie was styied
stall never pollute the soil Of Spain any more
that he will yield 10 the enlightened spirit Of
| The times. ~ removing every obstacle to ths
| Happiness Of the people and the iuiuroye
! meat 81 the government according 10 ths
| cOuHSels ct the WiSe,i Statesmen that The
country aiiord., aud who are most likely
10 possess tie confidence Of The people. IA
/ rs iutniated that measures ~ favor Of
| Charles have been some time ~ agifstlon. aud
ate too welidig ested y too POW srii;lgy support.
cd - Ferdinand 10 b. able 10 resist them