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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Engro5sed bills" concerning Swan Ham
b!eion ard Sarah his wife, persons of COLOR
authorizing Robert Z. Smith, an alien. Ia
acquire aud hold real estate -" authorizing
Edward Hughes 60 hold certain real estate.
therein mentioned p" to authorize Henry
Price TO purchase aud hold real es,at. in the
town of Boydion in the county of Necklen-
burg ." authorizing John Whitaker tu erect
toll bridge acruss Peak creek in the county
lofWyt!Ie -" 10 enlarge the toxin &C fIan,n-
ION; were sevcraiy read ti.ird time aud
passed.
Various bills were read Il I'd time, and or
dcrrd 10 be cngrusscd
The House concurred with the c. for G.. of
Justice IN their resolution for rejecting the ne
iition of Archibald Muray-iNr. Charltoa
| lavinS in vain moved 10 change the resolu-
tion.)
report from the COMMITTEES 10 which the
uOHernors communication concerning the.
Western Banks was referred, WIS taken IN
and read rs follows:
The Committee to which WIS referred the letter
oi the ('oVnor. covering the statements oi lie su-
| alton ot ,c Brn%S Of the Valley. and North Western
ba'' oi rginia, ha'c,;U Co,tlng % Dr,cr c>unncd
the sane anu respectfully report
That Inc document marked exhibits HE state of
'he Bunk of the Valley aud its Branches the ist
of Dee. 1921.
/, appears ,l,a, during the l,s, ,cnr the ,r,ms ,r
this Bank have hren conducted w.ih pruivncc aud
The duties IA cscriicd by the charter oil incorporation
nave been faithfully and fully performed and the
Bank deserves the confidence of The state
The SIatcmcmts of the North Wcsefn Bank of Vir-
simm have iIlcwi.e hccn csaiuimed Nv the commit
tee, and the document marked t. pN;i;hi, lis su,-
ton on tine 29th oil Nov iG2l. The management ur
ilS Institution appears iO have been cautious aud
prudent and the Bank also deserves the confidence
u the State.
IL Is proper however, fnr the committee to OH
serve, that misunderstanding has ,.Ni,tcd hpiweeu
tins Bank and the Board of Public Works, tn which
The stock created for the benefit uf the state has been
transferred, on the subject The dividends un such
| stock The Board q: Public Works claim div dend,
the cinlm ouiy to the amount OF stock paid for ly
| the same annual dividends already declared This
makes considerable difference in the amount claim
cd lay the one, and that admitted by the Other In
consequence oi tbs misunderstanding 10 tiv.dcn Is
have been received 10y the Board of Public Wuks ON
the Stock OF the state In that Baui.
The Committee however hnle,hccn informed. and
have reason To- believe that the Ban! viii .tctuiesce
IN the views ofthc Dorrd of Public Works on This
subject and hy adopting conduct which has becn
pursued by The Other Banks at the State, this UNI
pleasant difference viii he icrminate;i.
The following are the Documents A. and 3 ::
The Si.e IF The B.at o(tis FaLicy Including is eli.
ceS Of Discount ad Deposit, on ne Isl Dec 1921
BlS and notes discounted outstanding Si,0l0,230 So
Specie 1925 81
Notes Of other Banks, $3.50 IL
Due from other Banks 85li g
ri"ni Cpmnoawra.tii III rgnia 1900 90
The President aud Directors far
Bank Stock, 5.2l9 90
Real Estate 3j78i l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
B0GKSEi.iEP &. ST iyt,vep

;sw doors below The Eel 'ra,ecn, Muiu-tfee,1
70 re- prcui'iS Informs bis friends ard Inc ych'i.
ut Ne mas recently rcccii eel larue additional
ny 'h' different arrivals from New YocL which added IS
W. sto,H on ''i comprises probably tie Lts collection a
valuable publications. ever offered for sal. i, vi,gnia Al
t ne .'' MntAs novels &C. cye,lcni supply of School
Dno"si stationary atticlcs Blrik Books. sc.
Ihe whole OF which hr is ,is posed 10 sell on the YER, ht
'erts Tor c'i,n or Town acccrtsncrs.
btf cnln-r - 7o-6t
e'Nh9t AL To 'c't.e ol the hgi CouIl u Ciancery,
".I" ~ hcatiNe, Bentley against 1homas,n The Cha
tn o' J"in "non, deceased Who formerly resided II Pc
rfSbnfEi IN the state Of Virginia Amctica and vh,,
meg III t,1 ltar i"'' 1t Niluislurg, IN Virginia aur,-
' ana me Representatives Of such Uf the children
said John Fenuu who living at his death and han.
since died. are, on before the twcnty-c,enh tlay Of
Mhic 49, in come in and make their Claims such
Children and Representatives al Children before Francis
oInss; Es one uf tie Masters OF the sid Cu;ut NJ his
Cbhmner ~ Snnhhmrlonbu buildings. Chancet, ane Lon
to1or IN default thereof they will be percnptny excite
oed f"ii tue benefit " tie said decree.
Dee %. p 81 Br,lr'rl Pow, Iora,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Singu'or raspe far ~ .9n,cr;cpn cGp'ici.-
The Commissioners of Missouri have fixed
upon Cote-Sans- Dessein" as the future seat
of government of that State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Member for immora! conduct. although they
had no act To support it, he stated ia Woman
was returned TO that House, they would turn
her out without much ceremony.
MIR. Rogers said, he did not doubt the right
OF expelling Member, aud for a less crime.
than what was stated in the Petition, bat he
thought II unjust TO convict Man upon re-
ports, and in the absence ofthe Member. The
question WAS put on DR.. Baldwin's amend
ment, and carried by.a large maturity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
WILLIAM r GALL,
JAMES AT..l

IL The exercises " The Academy 80 commence on t5
January aud te session wiz close the expiration 6f FIVE
noaihs. Boarding W. had from eight ~ nine dollars
month the price Of tuition IS from eleven to sx.cen dol
tars session. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
KENrucKY SrNArr,

Resolutions from the III. II. in relation TO Il
portion of the public lands of the United
States as means of creating a fund for pro-
motlng education, and TO the right of the
several states of the union to part of the
same for thai purpose, were concurred in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
DIRECTORS

OfHe Office Of Discount md Deposit Of he
Bunk gfHe limited StaisS IL this City, for tic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
Making the wholcfuod amount to ,6o5,ail II

We shall notice this report more fully here
after
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
1 HAVE FOR SALE,

AT THE CURRENT CASH PRicFs,
30 Shares OF Farmers Bank Stock, aud
80 Virginia do.
II North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia Rank
NoteS exchanged q my Office. GARTER H. PAGE
hichmuud, December p. .9--ir1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
John IL. Laid s Go.

John IL. Laid !; 60.
OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
- approved paper a, long dates
los hhds MusCovad0 sugar
SO bb!s do
loo boxes white st Jago DO
60 hhds moIasses
| do honey
q chests imperia! tea
"a do young dyson %
1000 bushels Liverpool Coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
85 hhds vi rum
Ia bbis cOioring
do cordial
l9 pipes, in pipes, half DO. quarter casks
aud halt 10 Madeira wine
pipe old Charaute cosnac brandy
2halt pipes port wine
81 boxes d.
Hampers white whit. parking Gs champagne
do Clos Voglot burgundy wine
10 cases HaGt BrIon claret
5 half pipes fenerlt1s vine
~ quarter casks Go
2G casks Coimenar do.
10 Malaga do
4 - Malaga sherry
60 bhls vinegar
| hid cherry bounce
90 boxes almonds
80 bbs beet and pork
80 - No. |, mackereis
10 half do do
800 bbIs gross and neat herring
SO do do shad
800 bushels oats
1000 lbs soal leather of District, New Eng.
land and Brazil tanning.
coo tons plaster OF Paris,
goo grind stones
30 Freedoms pioushs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams ritlng letter, sugar loaf wrap.
ming and sheaihing paper
- bales India 4. German goods
pieces German duck
Is cases men 4 boys line Il coarse hats
5 cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' ba combs
9 bales English herring seine twine
kegs Virginia manufactured tobacco
60 boxes sperm candies
So tons fla, Swedes Iron
s5 casks best English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
go bbls red ochre
bbl indigo
5 patent balances
4 bales hops
@ boxes window glass varicus.sizes
E tierces rice e.,
Zoo Hamburg demDohns :,
81 basket. & halt DO sweet OIL
ooUo Ihs binders y ban box boards, j..
coil. eordsge, handsplkss, hanks, nest
measures {. boxes. Il
sept 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
mo. 6l!' 8.
ms, Published
Just Published
4 Nd for sale at John A. Slemar!s BOOK
II store, price dollar,
The. HISTORY
OF rHE
APPROPRIATIONS,

Being an abridgment Of b, rhal's History OF
the Reformation OF the Chuith o England.
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Luz
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celth Ia-
ted retormers OF the coni'n.ni.-- ~ tils
Rev. BEAjAsrN ALLEN, hector OF Tie laIisa
of st. Aundre, Virginia
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored iih the peTusai OF
an abrldgment of the history o. he ret rma"
ton, prepared for publication by The hev.
B. Alien, with pleasure onpiy with his
request. in giving il my humble recon nen-
dalion. 1t contains the history Of all me
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have mol the tine or TIE cans
of consulting that writer, must pluve MEL
estiDg and valuable. here being consi-
able class OF persons under these c'icum,
stances, such work has tea wanted ana
'hink, the present oIe will It highly ac-
cepta5e, as serving to meet the existing ex-
iseu,v WILLIAM h. VII MIR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
For New Orleans.
EOr Amsterdam

- The ship HOAAS WILSON, w.
a-ss, ", in'Iup.0n, ma ter, /, now loading
al Ni'. >ni IA al, tue pCvscn, month, and
''Nt 10 raEshea Is on treIgHI un moderate
Rims, Apply L. ~. 70 LIE l. Co.
StIE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
For PASSPORT,

tOA tAaoII'"
AZ, The good schr. NARY SPEAR,
y Robert Perry, master; burtben about
~ 55ls. aud vii re ready 10 load IN tew
j,v, and wants 300 bbIs. freight. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD & CO.
Who have Just received per above vessel,
br.y James Monroe aud schr. Hancock, tor
sale aow ahnat,
$50 casGs rhomaston lime
- VI. understandable boards
g. ms Plaster
81 hags pepper
SO bDls brown sugar
81 white Havana do
81 81. CrOix do
10 boxes mp do
10 or cas- sweet Malaga wine
nalf pipe genuine port 10
30 pieces Russia duck
Z cases fine ma common fur hats
II puneons West India rum
s! casks cut nails OF assorted sizes and
OF best quality
&C n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
Rr lnUNal.

kr mUNdI.
ii P. WHITNEY begs leave 10 acquaint
IL l. his friends and the public IN general
that he has removed bis shop from the corner
OF Fairfax 10 the corner OF Prince l. Water
streets; where he will be happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrlP.
ton that they may at any time need as
low lie trusts, as any other ID he District,
and he likewise wishes ~ Inlorm them
that he has just received tui supp y oil al
most every article for the approaching sea-
SON, wuIch will be found an object Tor those
that need such goods to call and judge for
themselves.
N. b. Every description Of ready made
clothing con.lsntiy on hand, and the loves
pri, es, and any orders fulfilled with punclu
ally and despatch.
sept - 3taw4H"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
TT THIS Coal Afoat.

noOe .l.l, ! t'l's CHOICE gate Goa
2,OOo now landing from schr. SISTERS, al
R.msay's wharf, which will be sold 'o"' u
Zen rom the vessel Apply to
saken 'o'A ROBEkT l.. HHlTE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
Cheap Shoes.
s. e. ID. REED,

CHc"T
S. s. d. REED,
TVAVE just received from Baltimore and
III Boston. fresh supply OF SHOES. con-
sislipg of The following kinds:-Whlch they
offer for sale at reduced prices for Cash
Ladies Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, 10.
DO. do. DO.
do Kid do.
Misses and Chi!drens Morocco and Leath-
or Shoes. Men and Boys thick and bound,
frrFur aud WOOL Hats, Boys white wool
LIMO.
aug. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER H.


All of which will be taken at a lower rate
of exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find il much to their interest 70
call at my Office, to make any kind of ex-
change, or money ops rations.
will also purchase note, OF the Banks OF
Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, anu every bank in the
United States, also The banks IN Canada. |
| can at all times furnish checks and bills al
sight. AMI short dales as msy be wanted 10
any amount at the lowest rates on,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12

Just Received,
DER sIoop Java, capt, Fowler, from New
l. York,
IS chests, half chests, ten catty boxes and
boxes containing 4b.cannster, Imperial y
gunpowder tea OF the cargoes OF the Lon
don Trader, Hun tress and Savannah.
For sale ~
IN STORE,
Sicily Madeira wine in quarter casks OF fine
quality
COlmenar 10 40
Muscovado Sugar in hhds Of various quality
Hampers porter bottles
immortal tea in chests and ID. cannisters
Wrapping paper, Goshen cheese
New York prime Pork. Bait. No. herr Ings
w. noIasses, &c. &c.
oct 80
Patton 8 Butcher,
IIAVE received per the ship Boston
III captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance of their Fail assortment OF
HARDW ARE.
CONSISTING OF
Wagon boxes.
Hoop non, TO 4 inches
Sheet iron
Round o.small sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, & bird bags
HuDtsmen's patent Horns
L. Blistered steel
Anvils q. vices
SIedge J. hand hammers
Knives Il forks
Iron wire
LLocks, hinges, screws.
sc. &c.
o.,e gaw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
For Boston.

For Boston,
AZ, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, Jr.
&C.,. nas',r, burthen about 1900 bbls. she
i, a yery superior vessel, aud will be ready
10 had IN a few days, aud can take 500 obls
VA height.
Fpr e"buryport.
us The good schr. MARY, George
\. Howard, master, burthen 500
bbls AMI will be dispatched Immediately, for
sM.il freight or paseeEgrr' apply to
j. II LADO T. Co.
Uho haoe jist receioed By said UssSsls
20 casks rhomastou Lime
81 6bis Potatoes
81 bushels 10
81 81 Boards
SgptZj #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
JUST PUBLiSHED.
The Laws
OF THE

Corporation O .HeIdndrlo,
rs refused and passed Goth Jdnry, 1921,
sHHIS little, but useful volume has been
Z revised by professional gentleman. 4
contains all the Laws OF the orpora:ion,
a, present in force, with very satisfactory
index. !, is neatly and correctly printed, 4
must be necessary book Tor every member
Of our town. A few copies Tor sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
r,e pernambuco. anu a naket
in Br,zlls and Back,

~ n. brig ADAMS, sylvauus
sF$N Rich. Jr. lster, burthen about
!, ~ cLcr,,,sl>. he is new AMI very superior
70 .be,,hed. and in all respects suitable
- yrvqee. One half her cargo u pro-
- ,nd Cor freight Of the other apply 10
v ~ ' JOHN II. LADD 4 90.
0l3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
FRNM MEYIC0

In our Havana papers we find nothing worth
lranslatng except the following article IN one
of the 9th ultimO.
Capt Mauri, ofthe Spanish schooner Gal
lega, which arrived here this morning, in %
days passage from Vera Cruz, reports, that
Col Hevia had entered Cordoya at the head q +
5000 infantry, and 800 horse, and taken prison
ers the rebels Ramirez, Gucrro and Santa
Ana. Col. Cruz, with 5000 men, had marched
from Guadalaxara in quest of iturbid, who was
moving in the direction of Bajio.
"Ths vessel had an action with two Insur-
gent Prlyateers, under the Venezuelan flag.
winch She succeeded in beating Off"
Charleston Cifg Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
SOUTH AMERICA.
COLOMBIAT DppIrRrTr

L
In addition to the interesting intelligence
rom South America which we Published yes
teraay, we have this day been favored with the
following extract of letter, received by gen
tleman IN this city, and from an authority
which we know is 10 be respected and relied
upon.
CHrecor, .June l4tk, 1871.
- 4" The day after | last wro.e YOU we
received an account Of the REORGANIZATION at
Lagu.ayra, by the Royaliats, bit they must
yieid IL back Oh the first appearance ola com
Petcht force, as all the batteries and works OF.
defence have been dc5troyed-the result of
bEEMUDEz' Eruption into Caraccas.- The
accounts from Colombia are most fay orabe
10 'he Patriots, WHO are likely IT, fsht the
great battle with superior force, and with
every prospect Of success.--BoLIYAp united
win fAEl IS 5000 strong near 10 Vaiencia.
In this division is included the 15G9 naive
cavalry of PAEz, whose extraordinary ev-
ploit5 appear almost a romance, 700 of tlle
DfilSh, ard something over 500 Of the Irish
Legion, with the Albion regiment, called BY
tue PRESIDENT, " COnquerOrs Of BOyaca"-
bERMuDEz about $500 near 10 Barcelona,
and within two days march OF Csraccas--
ORDAHETTA IN COrO, preparing 10 Join Boil
var, 5000. There are some minorcorne hut
should the royalsts stand and risk a gene
raj action, it is supposed that Bolivar viii
commence the fight with about 1900 choice
troops-the royaIists not near so many. The
unexpected march OF Bermudez into the
city OF Caracas induced the royalists TO d.
vide their force, which gained point for the
patriots. From the best information | can
obtain, think l have rather under, than
over stated, the numerical strength of the
patriots, in which have not included the di
vision under MontiIla before Carthaeena. &c.
but have confined nyselfto the army propos
ed to meet the Spaniards in the expected &c
neral battle. The old Spanllrds are every
day flying from the Main--they consider their
cause hopeless. Six vessels have, within these
few days, sailed from this place, to bring OF
royallsts and their property from la Guayra''
HnN fld (nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
UNITED STATES.

LORIDA.--Ominformation from Florida
leaves us but little room to doubt that the Uni
ted States officers and laws arc now in full
authority there. Indeed, VIC look by every
mail for Governor Jackson's proclamation am
nounclng the fact. Mt. Int.
Extract Qf letter 10 gentlemen m Sdrnnnab.
daied al 81 Wayy's, Esd inst.
"The two companies of artillery which left
This place last Friday week, for the purpose Of
taking possession ofSt Augustine haping On
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colleague ard himself did no; think The dar-
ser so great; if they sliad, lac assures tie as
scmbly, they would have endeavored to
avert il.
The Count dc Torreno spoke vehemen;ly
against the Minister'S. lie observes that it is
no. at Madrid alone, but in the whole king
dom, tia. the people arrogate to themselves
the right of exercising justice, or rather of
draNins up lists of prescription. Ike asks il
il is credible, as the Minister present aliirms,
that the Ministry was ignorant of the plot of
the factions, when there was not single de-
p>,sv who had not certain information ON the
subject.
The Minister OF War invites the assembly
10 beware of calumnating the sentiments of
the heroic people OF Madrid
Count Torreno proposes that special
committee shall be appointed TO draw UP an
answer TO his Maiesty's message. The COM
mttee was named Immediately.
NJ. Ramos Arispe says, the Spanish people
do not wish for victories, but for Justice. He
accuses of the murder of Vinuesa the Judge
Arias. who had told the people that this man
deserved death, and then sentenced him to IA
less rigorous punishment.
Sitting on The Gin Of .llcy
The committee having brought up the out
line of the answer to The King. Ii is in sub
stance as follows =
" The COrtcs have learned with much grief
the crime which has just taken place. But
the government is invested with the power
and the means necessary TO provide for good
order.
The Cortes arc confined by inviplable
luits 10 the faculties Of Legislative body, and
can only set the example of respect to the
laws.
"Thc diplomatic relations which your Ma
Jesty maintains with other powers, allow us TO
believe that single fact will not suffice TO
give them an uElayurablc opinion OF our new
institutions"
General Quiroga asked why so much hustle
was made about the murder of Il priest, when
tae individuals who assassmated two constini-
tonal soldiers fthc regiment of Seville, far
from being punished, have not even been dis
covered. NJ. Quroga declared, that the King
is surrounded by perlidinus counseors, who
conceal the truth from him.
Count Toweno remarked several important
omissions IN the answer proposed, which, for
| instance, passes over i'll profound silence the
scenes OF disorder which have filed all the
great cities of the peninsula with terror.
VI. Collin made Il vehement sortic against
the Ministers. He accused them of having
counselIed the King not TO show himself To-
the people, and having suggested TO him the
an,'-patrioic idea ofhaTangung the lroops to
animate them TO defend his person The
Hon. Member concluded by moving, that a
new committee be appointed, to draw I'D
another address, which may make the KIM
acquainted with the real causes of the event IN
question, and ofall the evils which affect thf
state. The new committee was named.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE /.
The Chancellor of the Exchcquer brought
forward his annual exposition of the finances.
technically called the Budget. The right hon.
gentleman took comparative view of the
present, with the expenditure ofthe past wear.
and stated that the amount for the different
services this year was .el3, 02l 500, while that
for the last had been G19,673,e88. Assuming
that the House would give its sanction to the
lui extent ofthe proposed estimates, rcduc-
ton OF expenditure would be effected TO The
amount Of 1851, 1888, which by diminution
of EXchequer bills would be augmented 10 an
entire saving of GI,800,00O. Having stated
these general results of the comparative esti-
mate, we subioin an accurate statement ofsup-
ply, and Ways and Means, emitting those
of IG2O:=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

new YORK, July 6.-By the arrival of the
packet ship Cortes from I.iycrnool. which
place she left on the 10th of June. the Editor
OF the American has been furnished with En-
giiSh papers containing intelligence from Ii
verpool TO the 10th of June, and London to
the 9TH, from which the following intelligence
j. eytr.,ctnI q >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

OU, fUb,4OO
Itappcar5 that in the last year an actual di-
intuition of debt had been effected, amounting
TO nearly eighteen hundred thousand ponds
and the most confident hopes are held out that
a clear sinking fund will be obtained in the
present year of $4,000, OO0.-The Right Hon
gentleman, in conclusion Of clear and perspi-
cuOus statement, observed that " there never
was period at which greater strides were
making to repair its financial concerns. aud es-
tablish them on foundation of as permanent
durability as human prudence is capable OF
loFesccing or cOmprehcnding."
IL is at length determined that the corona
ton shall take place about the middle of July.
His Majesty, TO put au end To all doubt on tile
subject, ascertained from the heads Of the Sc
voral Offices that the preparations could he
ready by the 10th Of this month The rovsl
excursion to Ireland viii follow the ceremony.
The dress allotted 10 the band Of gentlemen
pensioners for the coronation is particularly
gay. The original picture exhibiting The dress
was painted by Yeytue, representing Lord
Bunsdon in the dress, and is now at Shcrborne
Castle. Ills Majesty has been very particu-
lar IL ordering theirs so be- exactly Ike Il. 49,