Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
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| BALTIMORE, April 4.-Thc fine shin Bel
pidere, Captain Gro. HoBs0N, with a G,ll
cargo, arrived here yesterday evening from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th OF
February. We are idnebted to the friendly at
teniion of Capt. Iiobson for file of Liver
pool papers io the 9th, and of London PAPERS
TO the 18th of February inclusive. We do not
find, on hasty rerusal of them, any inte!Ii
Sence of importance. We have given ex
tracts below, and shall continue the selections
in our next paper If Of sufficient interest
! When the Belvidcre was ON the eve of
departure ii was reported To Capt ii. that the
King of England was so much indisposcd that
he would not be able to address Parliament
in person as had been previously contempla-
ted.
We have also been politely favored with
the following letter. dated
6 Ltrepool, stu Feb. 1892.
Cotton continues at very low prices and
those ,yh, have the reputation Of being best
Informed in the trade, do not expcc, any i'm
provement 10 Justify holding imports over for
better prices.
| In Tobacco wc lave had very little doing
for the last mouth, and although there is no
| alteration in prices, yet in the absence of de
| mand they are easier TO be bought. States
Ashes are in good demand and scarce. Bark
selling at lower prices or flaxsecd the price
is nominally 50 CO j. hut as yet the business
of the season has not opened, it is difficult TO
say villa; prices may be obtained.
We are, yours very respectfully.
WIN. g. JAMES BROWN s. co.
Tobacco, Va. leaf O. do. stemmed
Il 7--Krntucky leaf 81 3f-do. stem
med 81 4f-Flour, sweet 81 3O-sour
18b-Tar IL 13J-Turpeniine IL 15i-
Dollars 81 per oz.-Gold Portugal, Amc-
rican Eagles, light Guineas, c 8 It's lOd per
HALF PAST ONE O'cLocK.-The Exchange
is i'll a state Of great agitation, on account OF
its being ascertained that the Governor of the
Bank Of England, the Deputy Governor, and
the Principal Bankers have left the CITY. 10
wait upon Lord Liverpool respecting the
sanction of the Government 10 measure
which has been some fine in contemplation.
The 6iSco'nting Of The bits at Tie rate of four
per cent. per nnnum, IN place Of fire per
cent"
The Liverpool Advertiser of February 6,
says" Ireland still presents most distress
ing subject for contemplation. The anita
tons with which ii has long been distracted
have lately assumed "A more formidable ASPECT
If the accounts which reach us fromltiat coun-
Try are not ve-y much exaggera ed, the disturb
ed districts may be said to be 10 a state Of open
InsurrectiOn-armcd bodies of men TO the
Number OF eight or nine hundred are REPRE-
scented as assembling for the purpose of at
lacking the mails and Of resisting any force
That might bc opposed 10 them. An over
wheIlnng military force will probably be col !
collected to put down these insurrcctionary
and after much bloodshed we |
shall be told that the country is tranauiIized !
but this is not that tranquility which we wish |
to see established. The mass Of misery and
suffering must be diminished. If men are too |
10 fear death, laws lose their efica |
cy, and increased severity Of punishment
serves only 10 stimulate TO more daring crimes. |
Tnd to more aggravated outrages against the
pcace Of society"
The same paper says" The internal situa-
ion OF France is fur from being satisfactory.
The absurd and arbitrary measures pursued
by the Ultra Ministers have excited a spirit of
discomfort 10 that country, which they have
neither the skill t0 assuage or the power and
courage 10 subdue. The power Of the press
5 The sceptre which afrights these shallwe
'olliicians bat they ought to know, that re-
'olu,lons the most destructive 10 the governing
'owcrs occur tho most suddenly and most
frequently in those despotisms where even
he soltest whisper Of the press is unheard.-
{umors are already afoat OF military conspi-
acies at ROchef,rt, Brcst and Soubise. We
nov not TO what degree Of credit they NAV
e entitled, as they rest on the authority Off
sltcrs, the authenticity Of which we llave no