Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24

is lie only one which will in futnre be permit
ted. and the Authorities ate commanded 10
enforce the observance ofhis Majesiy's wishes.
II ~ now quite certain that The Spanish eN
petition whtfh has been so many months un-
der preparation at Cad,z, will not at any
rate sail unttl the beginning 1T September
next. The Commissioners appointed bv Fer
dinand VII. 10 undertake the management of
IL, have seat instructions TO the Agents in
London 10 cohtraci tor 5000 carbines, which
are Intended for the use OF the cavalry, TO he
shipped on boSrd The armament, aud u is sup
posed that the government al Madrid have
determined TO Increase the number OF horse
regiments, and have IA consequence ordered
this additional quantity OF arms, which are 10
be of the very ibest description. Tie Com
missioners, owing Ia The post pouemeut OF de-
parture Ofthe expedition, do not require they
should reach Gad'z before the cad of August.
Ne understand fron! the quarter from which
we received the above Information, thar the
Spanish Government has received official
account from the NiceTON of Lima, an winch
he states, tina, lie was ia daily expectations OF
an attack from the squadt Ou under Lord Coch-
raue, bun that there was sufhriebt force ~
Lima To prevent that city from bPiu. mole sted
by The invaders should they make "a landing
al Cailao. Ii is said that II was IN consequence
OF the receipt % tins communication that the
Sun IeLno, alexander, and Prnerd, ships "i
war, We're dispatched TO the coast of Peru
without ANY reimtorccments on board, being
Intended only to project The Ro!aiist vessels
in those seas
iu the House of Commons. the House diyd-
Ell on The THIRD reading of the foreign enlist
ment bill-Ayes I90-Noes l29. On the queS-
lion that the bill do pass MIR. Denmau moved
that all ships at preSen; in his MaIesty's ports
should be searched tor enlisted men. MIR.
Lamb remarked that il remained Ia be seen
whether d British Jury would enforce such a
law, &c. The amendment was negatived AID
the bill passed
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NEW York, August i9.--By the arrival last
evening of the ship Hercules Captain Cobb i'm
| 40 days from Liverpool, we have London dates
| To the 10Th of June, and Liverpool TO the LIST
| OF July, both inclusive. Our latest Lioyd's
Last and Londen Price Current are OF the 18th
The Packet ship James Monroe sailed in com
pany, and probably we have later marine lists
| on board that vessel.
British Stocks 2gth of Jun--3 per cents
% i-S-tor acct 6S-I per cents 81 l-2-Omni-
um, IL discount.
Very severe eruptions of Monnt Etua and
Mount Nesuvius took place early i'm June
The lava from the former threatened TO over
| whelm the town OF Catalonia. and that from
| the latter took Il direction towards the ancient
city Of POmpeii.
proposition is before the French Chamber
1 OF Deputies, 10 form Commercial relations with
| the independents of South America, and TO
spen the negociation of a treaty with the go
vernment oi Hayti. The Speech of NJ. Manu-
| ell, whS moVed and advocated these measures
was ordered to be printed.
On the 18th of Jane, Mr.. Wilberforce moved
IN The House OF Commons. that 5000 sterling
Oe granted TO his Majesty for General BOYD.
Mr.. W. stated that" Gen. BoVd was native
of The United States had in early life render
ed great service to the cause of Great Bril-
taih IN the East Indies, at very critical pc
Rod OF affairs there. He was at ihat time
commander of corps in the service OF tie Nj
Fam After some debate the motion was car
| red."
| Admiral Plampin has been recalled from
| The ST Helena station, and Admiral Cover
| app ointed his successor.
| The following note from Captain Coffin, was
| received by Capt. Cobb day OrtwO before lac
| lett Liverpool:
| Friend Cob6.-Please TO report the arrival of
| the Telegraph, at The n. r. Buoy, on the 26ta
June, in II DAYS, without reefng since leaving
| port. Jacob Perkins, Esq. made during the
Calm weather, many experiments with his in
| struments TO prove the cOmpressibity OF wa
Ter by the same element, which fact was
| tabiIshed BY immersion of the machine from
| 600 TO 5000 feet below the surface Of the sea.
| His Bdythometer is d perfect sounding iI,StrH-
ment, and is as true i'll 10 knot breeze $
communicating every fathOm the machine is
| under the surface of the sea. Yours, very
| truly. III. COFFIN
| Extract of a letter from "a respectable house
in Liverpool 10 their correspondent in this civ
| dated LIST July, 1919.
The weather lately having been rather cold
| and wet, our harvest will not be so early AS
| the hneness of the spring led Us at one lime
|
been done To the growing crops aud they are
| reported in general 10 look wel. With future
| favorable weather, IL will therefore be per-
| ceived from the state of the average returns
| at present, that our ports may expect To close
next quarter against all descriptions of foreign
grain, more especially when il is considered
| that while the import rates remain fixed at
| what they were, the market prices of every
| thing under return TO a metallic curreacy
are relatively reduced.
| Aggregate average of wheat for the week
ending June 1865 IL.
| LONDON. June 26.-It is serious fact, that
| IN the last year, lSi7-lS, the trade from Ame-
rlca 10 China employed 1000 900 dollars, and
| lb,60O tons oishipping during the same time
The British trade to China occupied $500, 900
dollars, and 20 900 tons shipping consequent
| iy.aIlowng that the American merchant re-
ceives his return III the course of one year,
| While the British requires nearly two years
| the American trade TO China is already more
| extensive than our own. We state this impOr-
iant tact on the authority of Charles Assey,
| Esq. late Secretary TO the government of Java
| author of an able Pamphlet, On the trade to
China, and the Indian Peninsula"
June 2S.-Saturday and yesterday we re-
ceiVed the French papers OF Thursday last. In
| Tie Chamber of Deputies OIL Tuesday, NJ
! Lame reported from the Committee OIL the
| proIet relative to the Corn trade, in favor of
lis adoption, but recommending amongst
Others, an amendment for imposing triple
| dnty on the importation of Hour. On w ed
| nesdav Nj Manuel strongly recommended the
| entering into commercial relations with the
| independents Of South America, aud the ne
| gociation OF a treaty with the government of
Hayii, with a view of securing some indemni-
ty to the unfortunate EX-coonsts of that Is
land, and re-Openng its ports 10 French COM
mefce. HIS speech was ordered to be printed.
| June 29.-LeitcrS from Cddiz were received
by The post of yesterday, stating that several
OF the British transports had been discharged
not from their being no longer wanted but
| because the captains would not submit TO new
conditions the SpaniardS wished to impose up-
on them. Ii appears that the experience ac-
| qSired by the purchase of the rotten Russian
L clAIr In Il Al 4 =.