Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

mos, important, parsonage, Upon the
English Stage, we have commenced writ
ing Memoir. which we propose giving
IN the. coarse OF the present week.
Nv. Y. Com. Adv.
(From the Boston Daily Advertiser.l
we received Yesterday nv the ship JAS
PEI, Capt. Croker. from Liverpool, Lon.
don papers to June %, from which W..
have made a variety of extracts. The
aifair OF the Queen was not disposed OF.
the sitting of the committee of The
House OF Lords aud the disposition of
The subject in The House of Commons
having been postponed To the god. The
negotiation which was conducted bv
Lord Casilereagh and The Duke dwelling
ton. ON the part of The king, aud by Mr..
Brougliam and MIR. Denman on the par,
OF Tie queen. proved unsuccessful, aud
'he result OF II Was communicated TO Par
''ameni on the 18th. The documents
presented on this occasion were publish
sd IN the Courier OF the 2Oih.-They are
long AMI we have moi room 10 copy them.
D"t we give summary of their contents
from the Mnrning Chronicle. The gro.
ceed'ngs OF the House Of Commons, on
the 10Th and 2lsi, will be found under
IN" proper head. The nature of Mr.. Viii
Oeriorre sintended motion was not known.
Much Impaiience had been manifested
because MIR. WIS motion had been delay-
ed one day longer than was at first pro-
posed. but he had pledged himself TO
make II IN the evening of the 2Ist June.
our latest date and MIR. Tiernev had
| stated that he should resist any aitempi
at farther delay, aud call for the opinion
OF Tie House. Lord A. Hamilton had
also given notice Of two motions on the
subject. one related to the order for
emitting the Queen in the PRAYERS. MIR.
w. appears TO have had some conferences
in preparing his motion.
IL Is said III The papers that the Queen
was determined To remain i'm The country.
and was IN treaty for suitable residence.
This. however. she did not make sine
qua non III the negotiation.
On The i4Ih May. fire broke out in
the imperial palace ofZsngajesclo. IA miles
from ST. Petersburg, which consumed a
great part Of The splendid edifce, ioyeti-
er with tile academy founded by the pre-
sent emperor. The emperor was present
during The confiagraiion, and animated
The exertIons OF the engineers and militia
~ IN exiinguishing The flames.
An article dated Hamburgh, June Is,
states, that" The emperor of Russia had
| addressed declaration 10 all the Eu-
ropean courts. relative 10 the late political
changes in Spain"
Don Rafael Riego, having four times
declined the appointment Of Major
General. which bad as often been offered
him by the king OF Spain, on the fifth of.
Ter, accepted the appointment. He has a
command Of 5000 men al Seville.
I'm I,.l r.
The troops of The Turkish government
were assembling TO proceed against Ali
Pacha Of A bania.
Al General Court of The Fast India
Company, June 81, dividend of 81 per
cent: was declared for the hall year end
ing July S.
London Prices Current. .Jne 2O.-Cof
iee-The market on Wednesday wa,
rather fiat on Thursday the demand was
improved; on Friday there was brisk
demand. The present stock of w. I cot.
Tee is 4, 400 tons, being $40 more than at
this time last wear, and the present prices
Us per cwt higher; ST Domingo, 1928 ::
Brazils. l20s-Ashes-a public sale of
1000 bh's. A american Pot aud Pearl Ashes
on Friday, went off steadily at full prices,
chiefly for exporfation.-Car Rice,
has been sold a, a small reduction.-Cot
ton has been quiet, small sales.
Frencb5per cents. Paris, June 10, 75fr.
Csc. English 8 per cents. FOR acc. June %,
40 8; Onnium IS Ia premium.
LONDON, JcDe I9.-We received on
Saturday and yesterday the Paris papers
OF Wednesday .and Thursday last. The
Chamber OF Deputies were occupied dur
ing Taesday and Wednesday, in the dis.
cussion OF the Budget, which was furihe,
ADJOURNED till Thursday. A dapmiafiou
OF fle Chamber. conducted by the Coun,
Simeon, the Minister of the Interior, pre-
senied The Election PROJECT to the King on
wednesday, as agreed upon by The Cham.
Der, and the same day the above Minister
communicated the PROJECT 10 the Chamber
OF Peers. who ordered il 10 he referred
To the Bureaux, and fixed The further con.
slderaiion of il for Friday.
Paris appears 10 have been TRANQUIL
through the whole of Tuesday, nothing
berg said TO The contrary in The Journals
ana on wednesday, during the day and
| The evening, 1t IS expressly stated that The
| most perfect tranquility prevailed in al
quarters OF The capital The Bouleyards
| were patrolcd by National Guards and
Gepd armerie, but il is added they fouud
| no mob 10 disperse. An attempt, AZ already
slated in private accounts, was made
early on Tuesday morning 10 sci fire "a
lie stables OF the Duchess d'Angouleme
one OF The horses was hurt IN consequence
OF some litter being burnt, but The flames
we're .e9ilnguisIied without doing aay
material damage.
The King received the Ambassadors
and Foreign Ministers on Tuesday. On
Wednesday his Majesty transacted bust
ness with The Duke de Richelie,l. and The
Marquessde Latour Maubourg, The Minis.
Ter Of War, aud late in the evening will
the Count Simeon
| An ordnance of Police has been pub.
lished at Paris strictly enjoinipg all hotel.