Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
[ From The Baltimore .4merican.l

naparte as contained in the accounts from the
English papers, without Offering one word of
comment. The funds had not risen one per
cent. IN consequences of the news.
The British Parliament was prorogued by
commission on the 18th July. The speech
Delivered IN the name of the King will be found
in an after column
The papers contain great variety Of details
relative TO the (thcn) approaching Coronation /:
we shall take the opportunity To select some of
theni Tor the amusement of our readers. Ma
ny foreigners of rank and distinction were at,
anu repairing 10, London to he present Mt the
ceremonies. A magnificent fete (says the Lon
uoh olobc)m honor of the coronation, is to be
gwen at carlton Palace /; the preparations are
upon most extensive scale, as it is the wish of
ms majesty that it shall exceed in splcadour
the entertainment given TO the Sovcrrisns af-
ter the peace.
Prizes at Li,erpooi, .Luly H.
coiton-Sea Islands, per H. lid Il Is Sd for very
choicc-do lsininedl 9l-2 Is l-2-Bowe,ls 9 IL Il
II Ii for very iinc--New- Orleans i-2 IS for ycry
choice fcm"e>sces q Asles--Boston and
N ,"t York pot iStper H. 4Oa II 6-,Io Pearl LIST
~ u "a Bark, Gaercitron, II n 20 per ad,-rar
An. per Dbl. Is a iG-fmpcntnc, do per cwt II n
i3-flour do sweet in bond per Dbl u 2Ss-Rce
90 per SWi. l3a llS-Iobacco, York and James Riy-
and tapn'iiannoci, aid-do stcmned :, a Id-Geor-
ga and Carona2 IL a4d-?otomac LA I'D.
LIVERPOOL, July l7.-Mr Kean we I'M
derstapd, Is expected in the Martha, capt.
SSetchley, from New York, and her arrival
may be looked for every tide.
L"NDoN, July iJ.-Ihe Paris papers of
Wednesday arrived yesterday. These papers
conialn the Kings speech ON tie rrororation
ot the Spanish Cores. twas ruInourrd at
rars, bas apparently without any fouhla:ion,
that disturbances took place ut Madrid on the
Cd aud 30 inst
The Spanish papers contain report present
cd 10 Inc Cortes on the erp0se which the
American Dcputaton had made To the Govern
ment ofSpan on the state of their provinces.
ana the means of establishing the Spanish
Constitution IN that quarter United in OBJ
Jcct and principle with their western brethren
'he Corles proicssed that they were likewise
uhahlmouS az to the means of accomplishing
the great principle comprised in the 3th Arti1
Gle OF the Constitution But the great import
auce OF the subject, and the sincere desire of
examining Farmer into the mode of applvinr
the means OF eloc,ing i: more or less extern
slveiy, hat Induced them 10 postpone the con-
sideration ofsome OF the propositions which
mad b' en- read. The project OF law proposed
By the Commission for establishing the Com
s;ltuilon in Spanish America, embraces l6
articles, the most important ofwhich are. that
Z
co, Including deputies from New Spain. New
Gaiacia, the peninsula of Yucatan, Guatinals,
the inferior provinces OF the east and west.
and both CaIif1rnas that out of this section
ave Deputies shall be sent to the General Cor
ties oil spain that this section shall meet at
the times, and iii the circumstances. which
require the meeting ofthr General Curtes and
exercise the same rights and privileges. ex-
cept those that refer to The general govern
mcnt OF the Monarchy that ROYAL Delegate
shall reside in Mexico, to hold. in the name of
the Hing, tha government of the territories
above specified and that the delegation ex-
erclscd through the means of q distinguished
person, worthy of the confidence of the So
vereiGn, snail he assisted by four Secretaries
OF State-fOr the Treasury, Grace and Justice.
War and Marine, named by the Representa-.
tive OF his Majesty, and responsible TO the
aforementioned section ST the Cnrtes.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDoN, July II.
At thfec O'Clock this afternoon his Maicsty's
commissioners, appointed TO prorogue Pariia-
meni having taken their seats in the House of
Peers, the Usher of the Black Rod was sent TO
command tlcattendancc ofthc House of Com
mons. The SPEAKER, and large number of
Members, accordingly attended, when Parlia-
ment was proro5ued by the following speech
from the throne
".ay i0rds md Gentlemen,
We nave 1t In command from his Majesty
to inform You, That the state of pubic business
having enabled him to dispense with your at
tendance IN Parliament, he has determined 10
put an end to this Session.
"His Majesty, however, cannot close il with
oui expressing his satisfaction at the zeal and
assdnIty with which you have prosecuted the
iaborious and importaE: enquiries in which YOU
have been engaged
"fie has observed, with particular pleasure.
the facility with which the restoration ola Me-
taIilc Currency has been effected by the autho-
rlty given to the Bank of England, TO com
nence IT'S Payments in Clsh at an carrier peri
Cd than had been determined by the last Par
Lament.
ellis Majesty has commanded It's to acqrlaint
you; that he continues to receive from Foreign
Powers, the strongest assurances oftheirfriend-
ly disposition towards this country.
"CcntIemcn ofHe House of Commons.
eve are commanded by his Majesty to re-
turn you his thanks, for the provision which
you have made for the public service
although the public expenditure has alrea-
dy undergone considerable reduction within
the present year, his Majesty trusts he shall be
enabled, by the continuance Of peace and off
internal tranquility, TO make such further re-
ductions as may satisfy the just expectations
expressed by Parliament.
His Majesty has commanded us TO as
sure you Of the qualification which he has de-
rived from the provision which you have
made for his Royal IIighness the Duke of
Clarence.
" Ny Lori5 aad Gentlemen,
g II is with the greatest satisfaction that his |
Majesty has observed tine quict and good order
which continue TO prevail in those parts ofthe |
country which were not long since in state Of
agitation.