Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
NORFOLK, APRIL 5-gA. NJ.

Eoai Hotel Readins' and NcrS itoom
NORFOLK, APkIL5-9 ga. NJ
BY the very fas, sailing ship Philip
Tabb, Capt. Wheeler, in the remarkably
short passage of 81 days from London.
i and 80 from the Isle OF Wight. | have re-
ctived London dates TO the Goth Februa.
~. nearly a month later than last a.lvices.
These papers contain Hamburger dates TO
the Goth and Paris 10 the 22d February.
BY the advices from France il would
appear that The King had been again re-
ceaily visited with indiSposiiion, as tie
accounts State, that lie 80 continued in an
amended state OF health since his last al
tack" lie iransacis business as usna,
and IS moi in violent pain so as 10 pre-
vent ms exercises. iiie separation of
the opinion ofthe deputies is nightly aei
taied by their various clubs, which are
held al four different places, and are
denomlnated the clubs ofihe LiJerea.r.
of HE ChraS, of the Constifutionalias &
Doct,inaires, and Of the Centre. "'rhese
Clubs" say the papers, "agiiaie The "a
pital." Tie five per cents, Oh The 10Th
Feb. were al 70f.
London paper of the 25th, at night.
says, HE settling Of The account oil The
stock exchange to-day has been terminal.
ed without ANY deIaulters having been
declared. During the whole of the morn
ing an immense quantity of business has
been transacted, and the fiuctuatioB has
Deen proportionally great. Consois for
money have done even as low as 745
owing 10 The great demand for cash, and
The continuation from to-day 10 the next
| account, which generally does not exceed
about per cent. has been as high as Il
per cent. The account, altho' intended
10 have been finished This morninp is
partly carried over To next week.''---
Stocks this evening-red, Ann. 753-
| c@nsols 75s-do. for Act 20"
Parliament appear 10 be engaged IN no
very important business principally on
the Windsor LstabHshment.
The Duke OF York has been appointed
Guardian for the Kings person, and is TO
receive 10000 year for his services. -
tNhe wonld refuse their services as a
nurse for such SOM y
lie election at Westminster was going
on at the vi accounts-the votes stood
Tor the lion Ii. Lamb, 1850, and for MIR.
Toulouse 2545. Although! Mr.. II. was
considerably lowest ou the poll, it was
thought he might be the returned mem
Der. The celebrated HUNT appeared, en-
one OF the days, al the election. and a
the circumstance by the popmIace. He
Was assailed with hooiiugs and misses,
and cries of throw him over" knock
him out, DC. He was compelled, ulii-
mafely, 10 Withdraw.
mere had been pow erful gale ofwind
about lie 22d of February. Which did
considerable damage to lie shipping III
Inc BRUSH emanuel: in one instance, IN
particular, AN English packet bound io
France was sunk, and every person on
board persisted. iBah TEL
We select the following articles from
The London Times" and the "Cah,er
bury Gazette, received by the ship Phi
lip Tab}," NoyfoN Ira,
LONDON, Feb. 23-'Ehe grand debate
onthe most Interesting point offhe Wind
scr establishment. namely, the. e 10 Ooo
ayear to The Duke of York, as guardian
oi the Kings person, took place last
night; and III a house of 467 members
was decided only by majority of o5 in
favor of Ministers.
LORD Castlereagi was most earnest il
his COMPUTATIONS OF Slr. Tiernev TO rive
up the question, but was earnest i'm vain
Ills Lordship brought kind declaration
rom The Duke oil York, calculated 10
influence The debate of The House. 10 The
eheci, HAT ms Royal lIighness would
noi accept OF The grant if il were TO come
rom Inc prlvy purse. Now such "a decla-
Iaiioh on The part OF the Duke, beng TO
be considered wholly as the act of Minis
'efs' we cannot help thinking il an indiS-
Greer one. suppose the provision under
contemplation bad been for The Grown
itself, and message such as tha, above
described bad been brought from The
King, would not The proceeding have
bees held 10 be Il high breaeI, If nriv;.
iege And by analogy, the interference
OF any other Member OF the ROYAL FAM.
~, IN the proceedings of Parliament. of
which that member was The subject.
seems 10 us TO be frenchiug upon the
freedom OF debate. The length of lhe
discussion, aud the late hour al which il
closed, together with the Importance of
otI'eT matter IN our journal, combine 10
prevent us from saying more al present.
ne debate, however, was most interest
ing and animated.
GREET NEWSii
February 2G.--'The Duchess of Cam.
bridge IS expected 10 be confined next
month, The Duchess of Kent IN April lie
Duchess Of Clarenccsin May, and The
Duchess of Cumberland in June.
he Marquis d'OSmcnd. the French
AmbasSador, intends leaving town in
day or two for Paris. Count de Laiour
Msnbourg, tie newly appointed Aabas.
Sador Is expected 10 arrive early III The
ensuing week.
iiambnrgh Mail arrived on Wednes-
day morning, Will raper- 10 i7ih iust.-
Adtices from Consianlinople, dated Tie
III Mt. state, ilH Tie Turkish Cove, H.
ment has acquainted our Ambassador.
that the GDvernment Of His country
must, like those Of oilers, agree 10 d
higher Tariff of Customs. Tie pre-.
s1mpliye heir OF Tie Ottoman THRONE