Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-18
LATEST FROM ESGLAND.

The Editors of the FRANKLIN GAZETTE have
received flle OF the London MORNING GIRO.
SiCLE TO the 30th OF April by the Albion, arri-
we'd at New York. II addition to the extracts
III the papers of the latter city, the Chronicle
states that new loan of 81, OO0 900 had been hin.
ted ~ by ministers the uncertainty and sus-
pension OF the loan had depressed the funds.
The ordinary estimates for the British army
me present year, we're upwards of six aud a
half millions pounds sterling. second eApe-
rimeit on lord Cochrane's plan, TO propel ves-
sells by the application of steam 10 machinery
operating nnder water had totally failed -
he PROJECT 10 regulate the press, AMI what is
called the tobacco project, were still unde- dis
cnsson IN Ihe French legislature. The queen
OF sweden was in Paris, ind the kipg of
Prussia expected there. The Russian ApbaS-
tor Information respecting the assassination of
hor&EBuE the public sympathies for the
Young assassin were however increasing.--
The French minister in Switzerland WINS nego.
tatins to bring about the subsection to the
French military code, of the Swiss regiments
serving in France. In the British house of
lords, April %, the earl of Donoug lImore gave
notice. that on the 9Th of May, he should bring
mp the catholic question, and present the peti-
tons from the catholics of Ireland aud earl
Greysaid lie should present petition from ille
English catholics also. Petitions from the ca
tholIcs. and from many professionals in favour of
the catholic claims, were OH the same day pre-
senfed TO the house of commons but several
petitions from English trOtestaats were also
handed iD against the catholic claims. The
French court of assze at Nannes had sentenc-
ed LAGUESNEL and LAG4LL to DEATH for
conspiracy TO overthrow The established gov
ernment and an unsuccessful overture TO tile
English cabinet TO cooperate with them Ia lie
plan. Tie sentence was charged 10 inn fisOn-
meht. IN consequence ct ccIraiu disclosures
they had made The French ctown prosecutor
had appealed from the decision, alleging thaI
the criminals had made no disclosures 10 inst
~ the change of the sentence. Grand visits
aud entertainments had been ocrasioned by
Inc presence OF the Persian Ambassador in
London. "A motion in the house OF commons
for leave TO bring in bill TO enforce the
provisions OF the recent convention with Anne
IIca respecting the fisheries, had been made
by ministers and carried. Sir J, NEWPORT
Sad. that the treaty OF 1915 with America had
produced all the evils he lad foretald Des-
patches from bombay, dated in the winter,
represented that country as tTanunIn Neso-
cations between the court Of Russia and tie
i'lvan o. ConsiantncIle we're going on ia
APTIl. The Morning Chronicle SAYS that tile
East India trade has been beyond measure
destructive TO the interest of England that
goods Of all Kinds have deprecated in En-
lana that the manufacturers are every where
diminishing their hands; that general ylpofr,
prevails That the fiuancial plans Of ministers
nave tended to produce great distress. hasI3~
rendered 10 the interest of the English canjtat-
ISIS 70 veEi their money, TO the amount Of 10
millions. in the American Ftencb and other
foreign stocks, within the last year or two -
Fresh markets and fresh plans of fiuance ara
necessary TO bring about relief. The direc-
tors Of the bank Of England had a conferences
with ministers, and stated that they reqni,ed
only payment OF the advances made to row
eminent and they would forthwith resume
| specie payments Tie bank comu5ttee we're
expected TO report eatly in May, father uuea-
| Vorably 10 speedy resumption Of cash pay
ments. Mr.. 1ierney was supposed to be a.
| gainst the report. Tile British army was this
| year TO be reduced $1,000 rank and file.
! leaving 20, 900 still in service An associstion
| OF students has been formed i'm the Berlin Uri-
! yersity, with contamination Hevcrto eight
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