Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-13


bag OF the Euphrates was brought up, but we
have received by her no papers of later date
than those brought by the Orion. We are in
debted to a CONNER cial friend for price cur
rent ofthe 22d Sept. from which we extract
the following:
I'VE haze had brisk demand for cotton,
the sales this week amounting TO about Ia, 900
bales, 1890 American, viz. $40 Sea Island,
from l03 IS; l,24O Orleans, . a lei 5,llO
Uplands, 81 a i1B 5; go Tennessee, 9a 81.
"There has been a farther advance in wheat,
and line Irish has brought as high as 13s, but
IN consequence Of day or two more fav oura-
bic weather, and ofthc decline in the London
market, we do notnow quote above / l 2s, and
It is dull at these prices. Very little doing in
American flour, which is held at our advanced
quotations (; sweet in bond, 35 40 ;sour, %
a 30: tobacco, James River leaf faded, 81 a
2 Sd; sound, g a 8; good and fine, 5 75 !;
stemmed, 9 81 ashes pot, 38 Il 40 pearl,
80 40 tar, l3 Is; turpentne, IL 49,"
A London paper of Sept 60 states that
there were no prospects of the ports being
opened; it also states the crops in Scotland
were abundant NJ l. Amer
The ship Euphratcs, Stoddart, in "a days
from Liverpool, has arrived below. Her let
ter-bag has been received at the Post Office
but we regret to state, that our papers had
not come to hand when this paper went to
press.
| A friend has favored us with letter Civ
ing statement of the markets, which will
be found below.
| The capt. and one of the passengers state,
that flour ha5. fallen to the old price.
Sir Robert Wilson has been dismissed
from the British service. The causes have
been yariously stated. 1t is said by some
that 1T was in consequence of some conduct oil
the gallant Generals on the day ofthe Queens
| funeral.
Others say the cause of offence is contain
ed III Il letter which has been found, addressed
by Sir Robert Wilson, to Bonaparte at ST.
Helena, explaining away the reflections upon
the character of the latter, contained in his
history Of the campaign in Egypt.
". Y. Com. .4dr.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. e2.-Thc sales this week
have been Is, $50 bags of all sorts of which
1895 were American, 500 Uplands, at 81 to
llB; Orleans, 1850, to 1913 Sea Islands
435, III To 23d also 500 Mobile and Ten
The demand still continues regular, but there
is no advance This week and we must confess
we are not little surprised after so much
business, that our market has not considera-
bly, improved. The sales of the previous
week were near 10000 bags the present buy
ing is mostly from the trade. Our dealers
u
months; so we feel strong confidence that
our market will not grow worse for a while
at least, and we think it ought to grow better
This extensive buying is partly from the gen
erall accounts received from your side, Of con
siderable injury done 10 the growing crops
and partly from the rise in wheat and -four
in this country, which is thought by many will
open the ports for the admission of foreign
corn, and thereby given new life and vigoui
to the manufacturing interest.
Ii is true, that the weather has done serious
INJURY TO the harvest, hut we have no idea that
our norris will open and as our import of cot.
ton continues rather extensive, we do not
look for much Improvement, unless it comes
from your side. A short crop with you would
produce great speculation, and consequent
rise. Our consumption continues un1bated.--
We have no change in any other articles.
P.S. Wheat and Flour, are dull enough
and the ports cannot open.
Extract of another letter, dated 2od Sept
=" Flour Is from 90 10 sos; and no change
in Cotton"
LoNDoN, Sept. 20-Leiters have been re.
ceitcd from Constantinople, dated the 18th
nit They relate entirely TO commercial
affairs, connected with the details of the re.
cent events which had happened to vessel,
laden with corn since the embargo. From the
silence which they observe respecting other
points of political interest, may be inferred
that nothing new OF that description had oc-
cured.
When the King arrived at Brecon, on his
way TO the metropolis, he was informed thai
four criminals had been condemned TO death
He immediately desired an interview with the
Judges (who We're then holding the Asslzes,
n which lasted for Il considerable time, and the
result of #, was his maiesty's most graciou:
respite of their sentences.
The room in Brccon Priory, the seat of tht
Marquis of Camden, in which the King Slept
on Thursday, on his way from Milford tc
London, is called King Charles Room, ant
which was occupied by that Monarch, on hi'
visit to Wales, nearly two centuries ago
About ten o'clock on Friday he arrived al
lTr0y-house, the seat of the Duke of Beaufort
IA short distance from Monmouth where he
aliShtcd and took refrcshment but as his
Grace resides at this seat only occasionally
and not being then there, a relay OF horses was
sent from the Beaufort Arms Inn to the above
mansion.
| MiDRfD, Sept 6,--The first intelligence Of the
events which have TRANSFERRED at Sarragossa pro-
duced great erment IN this capital. The discus
sions OF the Club Fontana we're most outrageous the
| revolutionary orators know restraint On the 81
INST courier arrived from Sarraeossa, and il in
stantly circulated that Riego arrested. The most
incorporate demagogues exclaimed against lis dis
grace "a sefvlle Difference to the French Govern
rnen Our Government, to calm the public uproar,
caused ii 10 he stated in the Journals that Rego
on the point of heading enterprise which might
entail the most deporable disasters upon Spain, aud
even lead to foreign war, and in consequence, it had
been deemed expedient to deprive him OF his com
/ mand, and order his retirement To Lerida
| On the 4ti inst. the commotion assumed more vi
olent Character, IN consequence of the nomind-
nation Of the Minister OF War Rodriguez. An i'm
mcnsc multitude thionged the Pucria del SOL and de-
manded the instant return of the King TO Madrid !;
that the French Ambassador should be sent of tn G
Cortes Immediately convened and NIL suspected per-
sons removed from the Kings person. Orators had
posted themselves IN various balconies in the Rcd
Sn Luis, who urged the people TO by their
| lniiammaory harangue5. Even a Giandee Of Spain,
| &c 49, I, al,