Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

CHARLrsroN, Dec. BY the arrival this
morning ofthc ship Mary s. Susan, Capt
Curtis in 81 days from Liverpool. we have re-
ceived London dates to the Goth Oct. and Lii
verpoolto the 3Ist. We discover very little
political matter of any interest. The King OF
England had been somewhat indisposcd at
Hanover bulletins of his returning health
were daily published. Dispatches had been
received by Viscount Sidmouth, announcing
the Intention OF his Majesty to return to Eng
land. He does not intend To visit Paris Sir
Rob't Wilson's dismissal from The army had
occasioutd, il appears, Il very general indigna-
ton. Meetings were held, and resolutions,
subscriptions, sc. entered into.
The prospects oftwar between Russia and
Turkey have vanished into air, thin air.
Iretdnd.-ln the county of Limerick. the
farmers and peasantry have formed conbi-
nation against the landlords, on account OF the
high rents in that district, which with the
tythes and other imposts, seem to be operating
IN a manner the most ruinous. This spirit Of
disaitection seems TO pervade all Ireland
The TEMPORARY feYer of revelry, occasioned
by the Kings presence, had subsidized, and in
Limerick it is stated that, asssssinations and
arms stealing had proceeded not only by night
but in the face of day.
Scarcely had the King quilted the shores Of
forth and while thatsdgaciots body, the Cor
poration of Dublin, are foncniing party feuds
in the metropolis by toas;ng the glorious
memory the people of Munster are in Il state
of agitation approaching the rebellion.
Extract Of letter dated liverpool, October 80,
1891.
The Cotton Market which for some weeks,
had been rather inactive, has since the last
advices from New York. 10 the close of Sep
TENDER, speaking more favorably of the state
ofyour crops; become very dull, and prices
have declined fully I'D per pound.
'Uplands, D "A lid Sea Islands, ord. to mid.
10 IA IA fair tn good, 10 Il IL fine to very
fine, / "A 90; very extra, 23 stained, 9 Il ID
Alabama, a 8 l-2 per lb.
Turpentne--Salcs freely, at from IL to l IS
Sd and is rather looking up.
Carolina Rice l5s ii los per cwt.
The Corn Market is again dull and prices
have declined 10 near what they were before
the advance, and there now appears TO be no
chance of the ports opening.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Paris papers of
Wednesday arrived yesterday. They state
that Gen. Woronzow and Lord Castlercagh
were expected at Paris evere moment. This
double arrival is attributed To the last note sent
by the Cabinet of St Petersburgh to the diff
icitlt CouTlS VI f4uTOIW- Iuc Emperor a
leXander it is said, refuses to modify his ,ati-
mutum to the Turkish Government. His IA,-
Peral Majesty had proceeded from Witepsi
10 Minsk. Russian corps was advancing by
forced marches To Basarahi;l, to join the troops
already there. The Asiatic troops at Con-
s;antinobe are said TO have !ufiisrd to march
10 the Danube, and to have expressed wish
to return home. The previous accounts of
the reduction of Arta by the Greeks are
confirmed. 1t took place ON the 1lth ult. Ii
is further ata:ed, that Jussuf Pacha has been
defeated, with the loss of GOO men, in an at
tack on the Greek corps blockading the for
trcss of Avarin under the command of Theo-
dorc Spartaki. The corps had received re-
enforcement of 600 men from Calamata with
two pieces of cannon, which it is supposed
would enable them 10 commence active opera
tons against Avarin
The private lettcrsby the Lisbon mail state
that the Portuguese Cortcs have passed de-
cree. imposing duty of 80 miIreas (aboui
f20.) per pipe of 40 gallons on all Foreign
Brandy and 10 milreas on that distilled 10
Portugal, imported into the Island of Madci
ra. The previous duty was 90 mreas This
decree, as regards England and France, vii
be in force after 10 days from the date of il.
PRONUNCIATION. and after so days in relation to
the ports of the Mediterranean.