Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
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ETir0ct Of a letter 10 tie editor NJ fhe As;rars
from liverpool, duted TIA Dec.lo.s

EfirQct Of Il letter 10 tie EDITOR NJ Tie i;rara
from liverpool, dotei TIA Dec.lois.
wrote yon in April and Juuc, and hope von
received The papers anu magazines seut. Th,s
country rs now materially chang 60, aud appears
likely 10 change mote money Ueginstu ,.ircu-
iatc in The manufacturing districts but pro
visions stu continue excessive high, tins TX n
we nave had most houEtiiul IiArvest--sp-cu.
idiion seems tn he acting heavily g. provisions
winch must have the tea'rucy To keep the
prices up, bat think they must soon he down.
ages OF manufacturing iabor conf ues low
very low,and II cailnot he otherwise for power
looms are getting up In great acknowledgements
or ooy oil III year IL competent TO attend ~ ma.
mage tehortUetre power looms. that 70 by steam
or water. Indeed every branch ofiudustry avn
arr, Is ia one form or another gettu. into ma
chihery. lha ulnerOuS manufactures " hicli
nave Ia d century augmented the wealth and
power vi s..,s nation five hundred fold have
now got new auxiliary resources, by which the
mechanical powers " Ill be sal. mole prodnc
tive. III Tie East Indies this cuuutrv has be N
adding one Kingdom to auoiher1 mrany yeats
ana the territory ROW owned in uu.Suuted
sovereignty, embrace> the whote OF btndus,an
uhiSSS 'uStMere be considered as II part and
even III Cashmere there rs AN i-ns lush embassy.
L lie state OF the cotton trade You will fprnl
some iuea of by The enclosed circular of AN
eminent mercantile house here BY WHICH Won
WIN perceive that What / wrote YOU in Ap,l
last, is already III part eauZed; there Is great
Dns'Ie here ~ preparation for the trade oil lie
newacIuisitious III lndia, Tor Danun, Bahrein.
Snrat- Haroach, Cambsy, und the gulf of
Cutch-the pitch AMI RESINS of those counties
are said To be very tiGp, aud great quantities
a'e skipt thence TO Chiaa, as well IA, OF the
aromatic resius, myrih, sc. this trYtle will
unite itself inevitably with the Red Sea. You
VIII lind also. the wonderful encrcase of cot.
ton frOm brazils; these vii, enable this country
to secure the contributions o, all Europe 10
her pUwCr.-Some considerable reductions
have been made in the pubic expenditures.
ana in consequence OF; The queens death, there
VIII be more directiess in the public measures,
DIS she has Tor many Years had the real ,lirac-
iion OF the parties which possessed power, and
winch proved TOO strong TO compel The prince
regent to abandon all his early friends but
lord Mora, and to send him even into India in
order To remove his inhnevcc. What arrange
mehI they will SOW take, is uncertain-if The
duke OF York had their, he would fall in with
The greens party, and AT present he is looked
10 az her taroriie and the heir dpyarenf--but the
appearance OF heirs in two other branches.
snspend the direct adherence Of conrliers-
one or ether of the royal family will tall in with
The queens friends, who in reality have com.
posed the government ever since Pitts resg.
Iaiiou-butt too much OF politics.
Lands are again rising in value as the dura-
ton OF peace appears taii;--bnt eight tenlhs
OF the people continue to be as hard wrought
and poorly fed as ever. With them however
there is some hope of change for the better, as
they arc once more in full employ.