Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

IN The wSrehousing system Sir T..
kuatcbbnll, impa,ed The distress 10 the
dargr imroiiaiiuns Of grain which had
}aken place Two years ago, and to a
tSnge IN HE curr' pc,y lac recommend
protecting dn,lrs ON "A graduated
Scale. BIZ. Robinsoi,, The President nf
The board OF Trade, said that tie oiiec,
of III petitioners was TO obtain relief
from The establishment of high project;
ing duties. Oh the importation OF every
species OF agricultural produce, butthis
was principle To which he could not
concede
In The House ri Commons on the oh
nf March. MIR. Wallace presented The re
port OF The COMMITTEE on Foreign Trade.
AND gave notice That al an early day
he should call the attention OF The ba,se
10 The subject.
On the % h of March there was an in
teresiIng dcbat. III the House oil Com.
moas on "A motion offered by Sir Rnbet,
wilson. tor the production of SIR Wm
A'CoHrt's letter TO the Duke de Gallo.
Sit Robert Wilson nbsel we'd, that he could
stale, ON information which enabled hin,
to plcdg. his authority for lis correctness.
tbai al 1roppau. when The conversation
irrned an The probable change If minis.
Try IN England, aad he possibility OF
| SEINE al The members at that house com.
| ilg INTO power, The direC'ing minister Of
Ire Alliance being present said, that If
such change shOnid take place, tie Allies
tc'1e Determined to treat Engiand as fkrv
'cere now treating Naples. When in reply
| TO this u was observed, that Napoleon
had found grea, ditfi nifty, in spite of his
po.tr, To yet 10 London, The same minis.
Ter Sati, we may lind III. same obstacles
Tor tim", bn' we can treal England as
1 mi sa,st,
! Canning, " no hat recently taken his seal.
! IN speech of much bili,ane,, and ycfy
| acute observation, maintained That the
| dignity of this country would nor admi,
| OF any interference by rrmonsirance. un-
| less We were prepared Ia iullow uD the
! IeJPc'lOn 0i our advice hy direc, hostility
| LORD CdSiirreagh en- hraced the oppnr-
'uhity winch then Offered, to di.couuip.
nance The panic which has pr,va,led i'm
tue cry WITHIN these Two DAYS, on The
possible contingency iot our being drag
Sed lnto the vortex of this cuntinrn'al
var declaring that there was nothing iu
Tie origin or Object Of tie imsiruciicns
transmitted 10 our minister al Naples.
winch could bud Great Briiain 10
| community OF Interest with The HOLY Al
| nance.
! Several persons have BEEN fined AZ -
verpooi, lar purchasing Tobacco. which
hai Drtn picked ur;roGl The WRECK oi tie
| VIrgtua.
The English complain of the high d,,.,
| ties eNacied by Russia fur Blu II nc,-
chandizr. They say that MANY a,,irIes
are smnggied into ihat Empisr. aud m
many cases are sold 900 Der cent. above
"hat they would cost II The duties we're
arranged on principles OF fair recipro-
| city.
II IL expected that The present SESSION
| on Inc BRITISH parliament Aill be closed
| Ire latter cod at this month.
WRISHT Us. CoBBETr.
TIE Liverpool Mer.u,v .ia,rs ,!;af
c"mpr"mI.e ha~ taken place be,wcen the
E%sii.s W"ehi .,as consent, Il To- receive
| \ 3oo VAN cost, IN iiru OF < 1000 asafded
be:,is f 700.
J MF Canning Was invited 10 return io
England by IIe friends OF ths Catholic
GAUGE, Tor me purpose OF giving il his
| support,
On The i2ih of March, a person who
mai abscondrd from Leip~ic, 20 as appre
'ended al Liverpool. on board vessel
bonnd tor New York. Ii is stated tia,
bullion 10 the amount of E 40 600 wbirh
"as IN bis pass. SsiuD, wax eyed
The Methodist Societies NJ and sbou,
London have str@ck lie Queens name
| out of The Liturgy.
Thomas Farrmond of Barnely. York
shire, was med on the 18Th of March Al
YORK, "n The charge OF high t,cason.-
lie piead guilty, and received sentence of
death.
The Glasgow papers from The i4,h TO
.he 18Th OF March speak iavnuablv Of
trade. In Paisley weavrrs' wages have
rISen. and work waS plenty; and this oh
setva,ion will apply generally 10 the in
iernai trade III HE west Of Scotland.
the following IL an extract of d, ivatr
letter, dated Paris. March 10 The
Duchess tie Angpniemr rxprcis, in
lev months, to Civ" another heir IN iLr
throne OF F.aucr The friends of ,be
Duchess de Bern console Themselves
with The possibility Of ih,s rcpeii,inn Of
Sarah's Mraclr proving only daughter.
who viii, OF course, moi interfere VIII,
the ciIims Of tie Dnk. de BouIdcaux.
AUSTRIA I'll" Austrian government
has not MY suppressed two I.ancasieriar
schools OF $40 boys each ~ NJ ,lan, hut
las published drcrre aboilshiny
through the whole of its Italian denim.
ions The schools established on The usv
system of speedy insiruv,ion Tbss,
acts furnish true imdcS 10 The stup;d
aud tyranUical character of the beset,ed
d"spo' OF Austria and bis government
Such tie enemy that is sttempltng 10 |
sublugaie NE brave and enlightened |
N,apoItsHs!
Allbougb tLe defeat Of the Au tria us |
is Not go well authenticated ~ cOuId br |
wished, lille doubt, We tlink, can he |
now entertained Of the ultimate dfsitpc-
lion oi their whole force. The rey0lu. !
iioH IN Piedmont and The insurreclionafy |
spirit so opeuIy and dccnledIy shown |