Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01

;,aciei Tor and purchased the immediate
choias, IN Carisbroot Castle. Isle dwight,
was on Thursday se'nuight dismissed by
Sir J. Nichol, with costs.
Money Is so extremely abundant at the
Stock Exchange, that il has been offered
ON Loan I'LL the settling day, which is
Tuesday next, al the rate Off per cent.
and has not la many instances found
employment. For longer periods a high
or raie Is obtained, and the cantinu-
alien on tlle August account ia nearly
equivalent 10 D per cent.-llence il is III
iefred that large sums have been prepar>
ed by the leading spectators for IL rise,
III order 10 take the stock they have
purchased for The settlement, and which
they are willing 10 employ inr The few
intervening days al a very small profit
but that the produce Of The dividends
have not hitherto been received so ye-
Morally into circulation, as to Justify the
opinion that the abundance Of money
will continue after the account day. The
second payment on the Lean was made
on Friday, and il the Bank, as is expect.
ed, consent 10 pay up The remaining im-
sialmenis, relief will therefore be al
iorded 10 the money market, beneficial
IN Stocks. Government have continued
10 issue E>chequcr Bills largely this week,
as they did IN The week preceding, huf
being in demand for the payments on
Scrip, they have not declined in value.
Yesterday they bore a premium of 5s.
Among The transactions of the last Two
days AT the Stock Exchange has been IA
purchase for Wednesday of nearly
+ 200, 1000, n Consols by The Government
brokers, and. which are supposed 10 be
"a provision for the prizes III that stock,
determined by the drawing OF The last
lottery. The circumstance is only curl
! Gus as denoiing. by the delay of lie pur-
chase 10 Tie latest moment, that belief
existed Of depression rather than an
Improvement in stock. The funds de-
| chned in 'riiiing degree on Thursday,
but subsequently recovered, and the
market IN Consols closed Yesterday al 80
TO for Tuesday, looking firm and
| steady. rEnrlisbp,gu.
The French papers, contain al account
o! Quirogas irimmpbal entry into Ma
drid on the 9th ult. IN immense multi.
'ude was assembled OH the occasion, and
The procession was preceded by bands OF
music, playing inspiring ard patriotic
airs. i he municipal bodies and depuia>
1T The gate OF The city. He WAS in an
open carriage-tlie streets were strewed
win ttOwers and apesiries--the national
colours we're hoisted on all the public
crosses, and crowns Of oak and laurel
were thrown from the windows as Qniroga
passed. The heroic citizen is said TO
have been quite overpO~ered with feel
inss 81 gratitude. He proceeded 10 the
hall, wher" The Municipal Bodies were
assem- bled, and was received wiiIlinmulis
| OF applause, after which, the first Syndic,
Don Carleton, addressed him on lie oc-
| caslon. He ihsn waited upon The King,
and met wIihihe most gracious reception
from his Majesty. In the evening the
| Society o! The Friends OF The PEOPLE.
| gave him a splendid entertainment, and
the whole city was spontaneously illumi
| mated.
The Journal of the Eastern Pvrennees
| contains some account Of The state of the
Plague al MajOrca. Ii is said 10 be ,he
same Plague OF The Levami. News from
Palma mentions that the French Consul
has brought from Tangiers, four persons
who have been inOculaied with Peslilen-
tial virus, and who, Tins shielded from
danger, are 10 attend The sick and inter the
| dead. \ celebrated PLY stefan. of the name
of Pascua, is said 10 have died of the
Plague.
Letters from Barcelona, of The Sd inst.
say, that the plague continues its rava-
ses: the number OF those who fall sa-
criiice To IL is daily Increasing. The
s'ric'rsi precautions are taken 10 prevent
lis being communicated 10 the South Of
France.
Iir Budget Of Ways and Means was a
dopied III The Chamber o. Deputies. by a
majority of 1879 10 6.
TIE Queens Piate-In the House of
Commons, yesterday, DR.. Washington
stated, that III 1898 his laie Majesty or
dered a service OF The plate, which he pre-
scented 10 her then royal higuess The
princess OF Wales and her royal high
ness continued TO use il from that time
until 1914, when she went abroad aud
81 that period size deposited il, as her
private property, with MIR. Mash, OF the
Lord Chamberiain's "ifice.
On her return, she applied for il, when
she VAS informed by Tie Lord Chamber
lain she could not have il, as il vas the
property of The crown, and he had official
documents 10 shew il. Little did her
majesty expect that these nice points OF
law would be reSorted TO, To deprive her,
not only Of what was necessary 10 her
dignity, but 10 her comfort. In addition
10 all lie insults she had suffered, her
majesty had 10 complain OF Ibis lasi, Tie
most despicable OF all. He knew tins
must have been the act Of ministers, and
he trusted they would not deny il !; yet he
believed the whole of this transaction
could moi be known 10 his msesty's con-
tideniial advisers. If they we're cosni-
zani OF il, this last base and pii!ul attempt
10 annoy her majesty showed a Iamenla
BILE difference between their professions
and their practice. He concluded by
moving humble address 10 lns majesty
Tor copies OF all communications Which,