Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23

hhh, esq. oi Richmond county, senator
IN The room of Mr.. Forsyth. They also
elected Judges aud solicitor generals, for
the SIX Judicial districts in The sid,e-The
following is the result
John Nj. Berrieu, judge Eastern dis
trict. -
Hartford Montgomery, Judge Middle
district.
Thomas Harris, judge Southern do.
John Nj. Dooly, do. Northern do.
Smith Clayton, do. Western do.
=: b. Strong, do. Oakmulgee do.
William Law, solicitor Eastern do.
r.. l.. Gamble, attorney general and
solicitor for The Middle do.
J. A. Herd, do. Northern do.
-Lawhon, do. Western do.
+. q. Holt, solicitor Southern do.
A. ID. Saffold, do. Oakmuigee do.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I7.-U. States
Bank Stock-95i offered, 96l asked. mo
sales this forenoon. In New York yester.
day, SO offered, 96l asked, no sales.
We have received letters from Madrid
and Gibraltar. by the barque Richmond
aud ship Hope, arrived here Yesterday.
extracts OF which we publish. We have
also received file of papers published at
Madrid, called DiarO de'Madrid" which
we have put into the hands OF a translator:
should there be any thing worthy of no.
ice IN them, we shall lay il before our
readers tomorrow.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS, DATED
United States ship Hornet, Gibraltar har-
bon, Sept. D, 1919.
We arrived IN CadiZ on the 18th inst.
AFTER pleasant passage of % DAYS. We
were, on our coming TO, immediately
informed that the yellow fever prevailed.
and was taking off from 90 to go of the
inhabitants sally. The captain foreseeing
that there was no possible way for him
To transact his business from that place.
enquired OF the consul what method il
was best to pursue. believe his first
intention was 10 go to Malaga or Alicani,
bnt on our proceeding TO this port he
concluded upon remaining here. He left
us yesterday, and is making the best of
his way to Madrid. The people here are
IN good health. We learnt al Cadiz that
the governor of that place, O'Donnel.
was arrested and had been sent TO Madrid
10 meet his trial.
Ii seems that the officers of that place.
the greater part of whom were TO 90 TO
South America on the long looked for
expedition, had formed conspiracy 10
march the troops, which were quartered
IN and near Cadiz, TO Madrid, and there
force the King of Spain to sign an
amendment to the constitution, or a new
one: ODOnnel had Joined i'm that por-
tended mischief, but on the eve of lis
accomplishment he betrayed the whole
plan, and the officers engaged in it were
all thrown into prison; they demonstrated,
but he alleged as an excuse that he sus
pected something, and Joined in il merely
with the view OF expOsingithe conspirators.
There is large fleet there, yet it is by no
means IN readiness TO go TO South A
hierica. Whilst we lay at the rock we
shaii be employed in stripping the ship
and overhauIing our rigging.
hftrdci 81 letter to the editor, dated Ma
d,'id, Sept. Is, 1919.
Yesterday the duke Of San Fernando
was appointed secretary of state and
dispatch, answering to our secretary of
state. Salmon, who was acting as such
is made minister 10 Saxony. No person
IS designated TO go 10 the United States.
lhe duke San Fernando was selected, but
was on his earnest solicitation excused by
the king. The duke, who is connected
by marriage with the reigning family, was
apprehensive he should not, in the present
posture OF affairs, receive in America the
attention his rank and royal connexion
entitled him to expect. His character is
said TO be good.
The fever among the troops in the
vicinity OF Cadlz still RACES with violence.
Inc treaty between Spain and POrtu
gal for the delivery Of Mon,evideo TO the
former, Is not yet agreed upon. Ii be
gins TO be questioned whether Portugal
means ever 10 make one"
UNITED STATES BANK.
The report of the committee of The
stockholders Of the bank of the United
States, dated the 5th inst. signed William
Drayton, chairman, and ordered TO be
published under the direction of j Gales,
Jun. secretary, contains the following
viz :
In the city of Philadelphia, the local
banks have received from the parent bank
l,lSO,972 dollars in specie, more than
they have paid TO it,. No documents
which The committee have been possessed
of, exhibit the specie transactions between
the bank OF the United States and IFS
offices, and the local banks generally;
but the books of the institution in the
city shew that the balances due TO il by
me local banks, amount to 2, 500, 65S dol
lars, and that the balances due by il TO
The local banks amount to 041 600 dollars,
maniiesting that the large sum of ! ,56I ,65s
dollars remains due to The institution, for
which il is entitled TO demand specie,
but which il has forborne to do, although
IN order TO support the credit of the
country, il has purchased great quaint
ties OF specie at a considerable expense"
In the National InteLHgencer Of the 18th
inst. edited by the secretary of the com
imiiteee, and OF the stockholders, a writer,
III reference to this part of ibe report
makes an assertion in the following
words, viz.
Num- roHs state banke have failed.
and by the report, hose IN PHILADELPHIA
are much in debt to tie bank of the United