Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
FOREIGN.

bring MS the London and Liverpool pa.
pers, in regular succession, up 10 The
10Th nltimo, and we this day give the in J..
feresfing part Of their contents.
The London Couricr, on the subject of
the importation of GRAIN, .,seryps.
The ports are now open tor the free i'm.
por'ailon OF wheat and -four, oats and
peas, from The British Colonies and Plan
iaiions III Noril, America, but continue
shut against The Importation oil any other
description of foreign grain, except buck.
wheat, which IL imporlabl- al "A duty Of
los. per quarter. The weather lately has
been exceedingly fine and there is in con-
sequence, little chance OF flle ports being
opened IN August, for The importation OF
grain from The Continent"
squadron OF Pirates, including two
vessels OF so guns, has entered the Medi.
ferraneau. andliteraly blockaded Aiican,
ana Malaga. They respect no flag, and
nave made several captures. and had IN.
suited several English vessels.
In the case of Sir John Doyle. K. C. p.
against George Peter Browne, Esq. for
criminal conversation with Lady Dovle.
lie Jury on the secoRd day, returned a
verdict OF $4,000.
The cutters OF Dover, The latter part of
May, had captured numerous smugylcrs
The latter having many friends who Join
ed them, serious work was prevented by
lhe and OF military force. Some persons
were wounded by brick bats, while at
tempts were making 10 rescue the SNUG
giers. The mob inundated The peace
olticers, and rescued III OF the prisoners,
after committing some depredaiions upon
The jail, &c. Tranquility WAS ultimately
restored.
Gen. Conni Rostophin was introduced
TO the King of England by the Russian
Ambassador on the 2Sih of MAY.
The anniversary OF The restoration of
Charles the Second, was celebrated i'm
London on The Goth OF May.
The wravers Of Glasgow continue much
distressed, aud their complaints are loud.
There is great struggle in England, as
well as III This country, between the Ar
rlculinral and Manufacturing interests
The editor of The London Courier recon-.
mehds the prrusal OF MIR. Heaihfelds
second pamphlet, on This subject. Par
lament Mas engaged IN discussing the
different petitions OF each parry, hclud-
ing the interests OF the commercial com.
munliy.
The Cork Chronicle OF The Goth Of Nav.
announces the siappages ofIhe banks OF
Messfs. Rorh and Leslie, which is spoken
OF as AN awful calamity asa seroms mob
had collected, and II was necessary TO an
ply To The police officers TO preserve or
der. Three persons were committed to
brdewell.
On The Sd uli. The inferior of the Ca
ih"lic Cathedral, AT Cork, was destroy ed
by iIrc, including the organ and iaberna.
Gle.
Com. Sir George Collier has presented
10 parliament au Interesting Document
concerning the settlements on the Gold
and Wlndward Coasts of Africa, contain.
ing many important suggestions relative
10 The state and condition of the forts and
settlements. He driesis ihe horrible
practice OF dealing i'll slaves, and expresses
his modification, that even "A British sub
Jecl should be engaged in il.
Preparations were going on for the
coronation. II is said that but nine
BrItlsb Peers have preserved, or possess
coroneis, aud that in consequence The
goldsmiths have full employ.
On tie opening OF the books al the
Bank OF Eng land to receive subscriptions
Tor Tie funding OF The exc hequer Bills 10
HE amount OF seven millions, in few
minutes The whole was completed by len
houses. The press WAS uncommonIy
great, and hundreds went away disap.
pointed. II was supposed that twenty
millions might have been raised il requir-
ed. The scrip advanced immediately a
half per cent.
LIVERPOOL, June DISCONNECTED with
the return OF The Qneen We find i'm The
London papers, ihe letter written bv her
Majesty 10 Lord Liverpool, demanding a
Suitable residence, was as follows =
" Nilenenre h Roi. May 90, 1920.
Having been prevented by indisposi-
lion from arriving sooner in England.
take now The earliest opp ortmniiy of com.
muBicaiing 10 the Earl OF Liverpool my
Intention of arriving ia London next
Saturday, the Sd of June; and desire
that the Earl OF Liverpool will give prop
or orders that one OF The Royal yachts
should be IN readiness at Calais 10 con
vey me TO Dover aud likewise HAT he
would be pleased TO signify 10 me lis Ma.
Icsiy s intentions, as TO What residence
IL 10 be allotted TO me, either for tempo,
rary or a permanent habIiaiion. trust
that his Majesty The King is perfectly
recovered from his late severe indisposi-
iion. (Signed)
CAROLINE, Queen Of England"
" To the Right Hon the Earl of Licerpooi."
The letter 10 Lord Melville, The First
Lord of The Admiralty, vas written by
Lady Anne Hamilton il vas as follows !:
p" Vdfeneure, lie Ri, May %, 1920.
Lady Aune Hamilton is commanded by
her majesty Tie Queen of England ~
sigHify to Lord Melville that II is her
Msiesiy's intention 10 return 10 England
medIaiely-tliereiore she desires, tia,
Lord Melville will be so good as to give
orders that one OF tie ROYAL yachts
should he in attendance at Calais next
Saturday, The 81 Of June, 10 convey her
Majesty aud suite TO England"
j o this Tire answer subiOined was re-
ceived bv adv Anne Haoulion at Ct