Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-10

Mr.. Hunt was sentenced on the SOth Nav to |
one years Imprisonment in the House OF Cor
rection, and to find suretics to keep the peace
for three years, himsefn i 800, and two sure
ties Of 6 $50 each.
Thomas Flindell, editor of the Western Lu-
n,inary, was also sentenced to IS months inn
prisonment, and to find sureties to keep the
peace, for libel on the Queen.
A report OF the illness OF Bonaparte is pub
lished, but of an earlier date than news re-
ceived here, thirty days since, which stated
that he was in usual health.
The Kings coronation robes are finished i'm
n style of great maSnilicence and expense.
| The committee of the House of Commons
on foreign trade have come to the following
resolution, viz:
| That it is expedient to permit his Maiesty's
subjects to carry on trade and traffic, directly
and circuitously, between any ports within
the limits of the East India Companys char
ter, Except the domnons of the Emperor of
Chna) and any port or ports beyond the Ii
mits of the said charter, belonging to any state
or countries in amity with his Majesty.
In Ireland, proclamation has been issued
by the Lords Justices, declaring that the ba-
rony of Galmoy in the county of Kilkenny.
and the old barony of Upper Ossory in the
Queens county, are in a state nearly APP
preaching to rebellion.
| We have been favored by commercial
friend with the following
Prices Current at liverpool, jane l.
fishes Ashes, POT, sw, e a -. pearl, 40 As
New Orleans lid Upland 81 ioI T r@ sSe and
Alabama ALBANIA ~ eld; surat 81 81 Bengal, Ca IL
t q" American superfne in bond bril- is rs sour
S,ases white oak, barrel, 1900 loa Els hogsead, do
Tobaseo, virginn, Id. 81 cid; do. ste,nmed, Cd;
Ne dr!s,, 3d. III o ;s semmed 81 Id
per cents, II, with dividend from April, 1921 United
ary 1921
During the past month the demand for
! Cotton has been rather languid. Uplands of
good quality, which are becoming scarce,
maintain their value, while that of inferior is
diminished, and the quantity of such increases
| New Orleans Cotton is steady, Ordinary
sea Islands, of which the stock is large, are
| ID. to Id. per Id. lower, whilst the prices of
fine marks are fully supported. The defic-
ency ofimport, added to the increase of ex-
port, referred TO in our last, now amounts TO
| 100, 600 bales, which circumstance, it is 10 be
hoped, will enable us at least TO maintain pre-
sent prices.
Tobacco for expectation, principally to
Spain, has been in more demand, bat at very
low rates.
Flour and Rice are dull. Large sales Of
Tar and Turpcntne have been Effected at
some reduction in prices.
| Ashes have been in considerable request, es-
pccially Boston Pots, which have advanced.
Pearls are not in equal demand.
FRANCE.
The London papers contain adyices from
Paris as late as the s7th May.
The King of France labours under severe
attack of the govt, produced by attending the
various festivities which took place on the
baptism of the infant Duke of Bordeaux.
| NO later accounts are given of the teething
OF the latter. 1t is said, however, that the
King tells about being crowned. The Times
treats the report as being wholly groundless !;
although no good reason perhaps can be as
signed why the people of Paris should not be
grahiied with pageant as well as those Of
London.
Paris, Nay 95 Letters from Laybach, an
nounCe that the Emperor of Russia left that
city on the 18th, TO return TO st. Petersburgh,
passing through Buda in Hungary, and War
saw.-His Majesty the Emperor of Austria
also intended to leave Laybach Immediately,
II return TO Vienna
SPAIN.
On the 4th of May commotion was excit-
ed at the Puerta del Sol, and, after various
| harangues, clergyman of Valencia insisted
on the necessity of a prescription His mo-
| ton was carried and, i'll drawing up the list,
| several counsellors of state, two captains-ge-
neral of the army, and four or five lieutenant
generals, as many officers of the Supreme
Court OF Justice, the secretary of the Finance
Office, and, though last not least, two editors
OF public Journals were included.
Don Javier de BTgos, one of the editors,
promptly met the charge, by Offering 5000 pa
ges OF his journal in proof OF his innocence !
The list was finally abandoned.
The sttings of the Cortes, on the 9Th and
ct hof May, were very boisterous, and great
complaints made of the ministry.
General Morillo, Count of Carthagena, urg-
cd resignation of his late appointment, as
captaingeneral of New CASTLE, but it was not
accepted by the king.
Onassuming his command, he published the
following address
" The Captain General 10 The b1are Garrison
of.Hddrid
Soldiers,-After having fulfilled my duty,
and supported, as my honour required, the
glory of our arms, / returned TO my country,
expecting to find it tranquil, and enjoying the
benefits which the constitution that has been
sworn TO holds ont but, unfortunately. some
persons are endeayouring to embitter this hap
plness to us. There can be no greater misfor-
tune than That enemies OF the constitutional
system should present themselves, and render
their destruction unavoidable. The constitu-
ton, and constitutional king, form the only
government suited to the Spanish nation. On
these bases rest your felicity, that of your
dearest relatives, and the prosperity of the
whole Spanish nation.
hoped for repose after my past fatigues
bat, contrary to my wish, and notSithstand-
ing my urgent refusal, I am under the neces-
sity of placing myself at your head. The no
nour of commanding you could alone allevi-
ate so weighty a charge.
Soldiers ] am one Of you put trust in
me, love you because I have suffered with
YOU win constantly direct you, in the path
of glory, towards the happiness Of our below