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FROM FRANCE

CHARLESTON, Dec. 99.-The brig Amial,le-
Matilda, arrived yesterday from Bordeaux,
nrinSs no political intelligence, but furnishes
the latest accounts of the French markets.
n letter from Bourdeaux of the st Nov quotes
piano Cotton at 1861. per 30 kogrammes ;
Sea Island nominal Rice in bond SoC free
26f.-dull. The vintage of the present wear.
II was said, would be al least one third shorter
Than 1t was the last. The fourth proof Bran
ny for the American market, commanded
590f. per so velts GC;tu CIR
Capt. Il. j. Shain, of the schr. .4jar, of Phil
ndelphia, arrived here Yesterday in the brio
epio, from Havana. 1t will be recollected by
our readers. that Capt. S. is the gentleman
VINO was SO cruelty wounded by certain arm
eu soldiers, in the harhor of Havana as stated
III the Courier of the 18th inst. He proceeds
on TO Washington City, as soon as the nature
VI MS wounds will permit, in order 10 lay be-
iore our government, statement of his suf-
icrlngs and III treatment in the capital of the
Island OF Cuba. Mr. Samuel Watson, second
mate OF the .9jdr, died at Havana, of his
wounds, few days before capt S. sailed
Ihe U. ,. brig Enterprizs, under the orders
.of that active and indefatigbale officer Lieut..
hEARNEY, had arrived of the Moro and was
engaged IN examining every Spanish vessel,
as she came out of port
we learn by the arrival Of the Cyno. that
-" american vessel, from a Northern pert had
been plundered few days before her sailing
IN the very entrance of the harbor. by a small
vessel belonging there-seyeral vessels owl
DENLY fit for the plumber of Americans.
had left the port about the same period
Charleston Courier
Recent letters from ~ York state that the
Bank of the U. S. have RENTED tco millions
~ dollars, in the stock Of that institution. Ia
England for sale upon the strength Of which
'hey arc now drawing Bills of Exchange. at
premium Of 129 per cent. fB.
HdShington CitE, Dec. 10.
DEAR SiR-Congress is still merely occu.
Pled IN the preparation Of business-a great
ueal mas been cut out, but much of this faltho;
the session will be a very protractcd oncl must
De necessarily left unfinished
1t IS not probable that any reduction ia the
number or alteration in the Organization will
take place IN the army this session. some
hostility to It has indeed been already cyinerd
.bul It IS confined to a very small minority.
The Military School will not be touched
although land am sorry to say it) Ibis i,npor.
taDt National Institution is Elr from being as
popular as i ought TO be.
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THE SUBSCRIHER


III oO DGC klBEk
OFFERS Tor sale at the Compiler Odce 11tb street in
~ front ni nc Capitol
TIE REVISED CODE OF 1919,
Neatly bound in calf and few copies interviewed with the
best paper aud fantiinrGn
The i'eistes Of tie Virginia Convention
The iptyriI af ti,e Convention
Wti'>ors ScFu Of 17y8 which are subionci e Iacr
OF ii"n9'n, being critjqae oninion nt The Sit.
nrcmc Court of the United States in the case Of die Rank
Law. - " vs. '''N
lirI;nc> New Virginia Justice
The lcis ~ A'semhv,p f several Sessions
CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUED
..fNp cons YITUTIO.w EIN'OIC.3TED,
~ John ltHlor, ofCaroine County. Virginia.
2fr. ! .pcrs7i's Oriyfia II tAiF 4r5Jk
Rave rcn' Sol TAI or's Book. or Construction Con.
'tru'i Wa Hpe Shiisiicior and will saw with etifca-
il' for actr wlc,ise il has some errors OF
tiuu.
is the most logical reract'os Of governments 10
The orgn' and ire principles vi the Cons iituon creating
mem Which pa appeared since The adoption " thar usr-
meat ~ n as iWp0riani questions contains e true MI
trai ith 20 which every cubohc republican Should sead
a-t' hrd u sIo;d be- put into the hantl5 al an our ,r~
u'tnIi - G.oraiyr" Standing struction ard true
efroon olour Consultation, understood ,he time
'eIctc q" ~ aAAL. CARY
JanuHrv T. 1g-vaV
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KENDAL or NAPT COITONS-.
An ADJOURNED NEETING

the members Of the Mutual Assurance Society against
" Fire ON buildings Of the Stale Of virginia will he held
~ the nPto ~ ne City Of Richmond Monday the 2Isf
Gay "' Jan'alN r'U' JAMES RAWLINGS,
Ht'eNiSf' '' Wilt p,Agt n. A. Ssv.
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IL We have devoicd luse portion Of this davis
paFer TO the keutGcky Rcpo3, on&he Occnpmi is,c.
y she commissioners may soon be expected, sOme
M oar readers ought study tie uHUof ,rd g,' 'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

BA.E OF TIt VALLEY II VTHGINIA
Vmriafsr Norrr1h g. ie21
TT0iiE ANIMAL meeting o so,khoderr tic election OF
a brcctors will o. hel5 90 tie Buk on MorGay i5-
5i. iay of Janu1tt ut.t JEWS HcNr "f- hisr
ne erittr a. ..av.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

MKssEs EDiToRs Deserving IN a late Enquirer
mention made nt three young mrn who. in cHtiy life,
went from Boston Europe about 10 wears 500 :
VINO, 10y prudence aud good conduct acquired annie
iOrtuhes and became men Of euiucHcr. Tire relation
reminds me OF an instance in more modern times
and nearer home.
LEwts LrrrLEPAGg, Virginnn. born 10 South
OF RICHMOND IN the year 100 became M orphan.
wth snal pnirimOny, ~ his early infancy ; and he
Ihg youth oil IA sp,ighty genius, by some If h-
irlenus recommended to The venerable Juhi .Iav,
munster from the UUied Stues To- the court Of Spain.
Ia the sprlng of 1880 he followed MIR. Jay 10 Mtd-
rid who (tIiOugh entire sirlngcr) received him
with great cOrdality took HIM Ia his house and Etni-
", and became his friend and patron IN cxpcd-
V on a. INST the island OF MnorcS frn IL pD-.cs.lon
OF Great Britain, WAS preparing IN Spain Under c
DUKE DE CRfLLON.-Litlcpigc, contrary Ia tur
WISHES, advice, and even rcmOH~rdnce, of NJ JAY,
entered himself 4 volunteer in the cMprducn aud
was 10 length (pernips, 0ui Of compliment To Amrrca)
received INTO the Dukes family, as = sucrnnn,r-
rTy ad.-Mr Jay (hougl not IN talucut circum-
stnrccS,) inrnished him. out oi lis own private purse
Spanish Captain Of infarty Ntrr ihr Gail of iinnr.
Gu hc was taken into the suite of Count Nassau, wui
whom he went 20 The seige Ol Gibraltar then de-
tended by thc gillmt General Elliuttf Aljcr thc
l1Ilure OF hat rash attempt, tie Count took him IT,
Co7Strlpi4oye and from tbunce Utuvuo, aud IN
lroduced Inm TO the King Of PotugA, who received
him INTO his household and al The ne Of - years
sent hin Ambassador 60 tiir Of kussn--he &C.
lerated empress Ca;lutrinc heinz ien on the throne
where he acquitted himself IN the satisfaction OF bod,
courts. Aiter ihe unfortunate King of Pohmi was
drthrQucd, he returned 10 Virginia aud 4 few yeas
thereafter, died ~ t'ic town Of fredericksburg
The gun boat in which they were tioued wa, senk hy
q red hot BAD, from the garrison.
a. we have devocd a llrge portion Of this davis
"a fi.r
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,r,pr,r,, - lCoMMUNICATED
hAI.lkDl-On Saturday the 2jd al at the residence. nj
Mr. nenianin Hackney, OF Gloucester county bv The Rev
r FISHER Doctor WAL q. Watt To Miss LOUISA second
~ '@ "i
tEhHo tg eldest SON of Doctor VIM. Taliacrro 10 Miss
MAAh daughter OF George Booth decd Benie-all OF
Gloucester county. ga W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

u We have Gwen an abstract Of a bill touching
ROADS and canals and OF debate respecting Mcssrs
Jackson AN" J. romchn, from the last Washington
Cay eazeate The lneiIisencer has several columns
on Tie matter, which we shall repubsl il Our nest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
equitable laws, demanded by its peculiar con-

equitable laws, demanded by its peculiar con-
dition.
Lastly he contended not only that the new
state was not and could not be restrained, hut
that Virginia ,co,tid not have restrained her,
from adopting the system in question. 1t
would have bren utterly inconsistent with her
enlightened and parental views. You did not
mean 10 erect new state destitute of the
powers 10 maintains q respectable existence
You did not intend to send forth, in the wide
world, your first land he hoped he might saw
Your favorite child, ricketty and crippled, de-
void OF the faculties necessary to preserve IL
self. No, no, no. IL was your munificent
purpose TO advance her literally to place
along side you stout and hearty member of
the Union, supporting and perpctuating your
principles OF liberty; and giving additional
strength to the nation. Yes, it was your no.
bile intention to plant new star in the bright
armament of the American Conlederacy
which equally uniting in the congregatcd
splendor should diif,Ise light and life and 1iber-
ty around. Such, Mr.. Speaker, are the views
of Kentucky. But suppose she is wrong !;
suppose you think that we have violated the
compact then the compact itself has provid-
ed for the case. Either you think that we
have, or we have not violated il. 1.-THE first,
you will not hesitate to declare ST., as is pro-
posed in our first written proposition. IL the
last, you Will not hesitate TO refer the question
TO the tribunal of the compact according TO
the second proposition. The first embraced
only our two earlier laws, because they
only were before the supreme court. The
last proposition embraced the three laws, be-
cause if you deem those two rcpugnant
to the compact, you will of course think the
third is. If you do differ with us, it is fitting
that the family dispute should be settled by
the family tribunal, and not by strangers. 1t
had been insinuated to him that Va. would do
thing that she would condemn the decisions
of the supreme court when they bore hard
upon her state rights, but that we should APP
prove them whenever they benefited any of
her citizens, however they might trench on
the rights of any other state. He had indig-
nantly rejected the malicious nsinuation
told those who had made it that they were
utterly ignorant ofthe chivalry, and the I'M
bending integrity of the' Virginia character
and that faithful 10 her principles, she would
be unaffected by all the allurements of self
interest.
Whatever, Mr.. Speaker, may be the result
of your deliberations, he was sure he express
ed the feelings of his colleague, as he did his
own, when he declared that they would carry
back to their state grateful remembrance OF
your respect, attention and of all your hume
rous kindnesses, public and private, during
their abode among you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
IN Ordinance authorship a Loan for The use
Of the CITY Of Richmond
. (Passesi February II, Ie22)


Sec l. ~ it ordained by the Presi9ent aud Corano6
- AZ Ceupca Of lie ci,y IF Richmond in Common
HHH Gs'a1'd md AZ IS hebE orned by the authority of
the That the Chamberlain OF this CITY do open books nj
his otcc the twentieth day of the present month"; for the
purpose of receiving subscriptions of twenty
tosand dollars fr Tia. of this city, which sbaf
continue open between the hours OF ten O'Clock in the
nsand five oclockn tile evening of each day until such loan
shall he heu.
Src Indb. IL siier ordained by tie authority of the
same That The following shall lie the and conditions
on which The said lDnn shall be subscribed:
J. No subscription for alcsS than fifty dollars nor for
fractional part OF fifty dollars, shall be received.
= Each SUBSCRIBE, op payment TO the Chamberlain OF the
sum subscribed, shall r entitled receive certificate
cenium from tn day Of payment payable quarter yearly at
Tue oIhcc oil the Chamberlain of This civ.
- The said funded stock shall DC transferable Office
oil the Chamberlain only by the proprietor propeturs
in pursuance of such rules hereafter prescribed
by "a resolution or ordinance Of this Hall.
Il On the hr>i day of January in the
eight hundred and thrytwo, the said capital per
the of the whole which that time NAV
remain due 10 any person persons.
De- The certificates of funded capital stock issued i'm
tory with the provisions Of this ordinance shall he signed
by The President of the Common Hall, Comtersgne by
Cllamberlain and sealed with the seal OF this civ
Sec D. And ii further ordained By the eiLog
That tho of three thousand FIVE hundred dollars arising
from the tax on lands aud lots shall be the same herr y
and redeem the principal upon obtained under this
ordinance the said I've drawn applied by b,.
commissioners Of the sinking fund to that purpose.
Sec 4. This ordinance shall conference a1d o in forre
from and after The passing thereof
Acopy n. SHEPPARD, c. c.IIa.
0T Books will he opened the Chamberlain O;ce in the
CITY Hail. agreeaby the pro- the above
n. SHEPPAND, Chamberlain.
fcpruhrY ~ S3-2awgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

ATAs committed 10 the jail Of Lot county, Pun
w away, The 18th of December last, negro who
calls himself DANIEL COINS, about five fee 10 inches
high, stout made, dark complexion Says he raised In
Frederick county, Mary land, Canawee Island and
free The death of Trsmel DeaShnit Supposed 20 Ire
owned for short by Joseph Cromwell Said
any oter is requested forward prove property
pay charges and take said ray Otherwise he win be
denli viii as the law directs.
GILES HkNMAT,
Fcb.lf. oc-~3t fthnr Of nudorn sd1rntv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

lcOMIUNICATFD.
Departed this life, Thursday last. IN the 18Th wear
her aye, Mrs FLEA AiEUiT, late Mr. Nni.
Ab''it, and daughter of rapi. Philip Wnnsoi all
county of lIunTer.rhus has the insaii monster uip
the bud OF inuocence aud blasted in munient all tie
earthly hopes and expectations of this amiac aud much
beloved wonlan She has left lament unlinely fate,
an aifecon,ie and di>consO!ac husband t.in parents,
brothers and sisters and nu.ncrDus relations.
The feeble taper glimimcrirg round the
DiSpiArd the corpse amidst the SOLEMN gloom;
BIt oer thc scene lInly calm rcposG,
The door of heaven Ind openJ then and clos'd.
On the 2dh Drccn:ber last. Nashville Ten after lin
gering Illness Mr. WILLIAM IAitPER, formerly Of ttSs
city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
NOTICE-

VIE subscriber forewarn all from trading for
u bond execued by him TO certain Richard Hays, ofthe
stale Of Kentucky, for he 1900 payable first
dag OF October or November he does not positively
Der which in the 1924 as he has been compelled
the Of said bond Philip Goode by decree of the
county Of Lunenurg obtained by said Goode against
the subscriber garniskec.
February ~. wa STERLING FfDLFTT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
'TItUST SALE.

10Y virtue Of three deeds Of trust bearing date the 2st
- bay 1917 and of record in the hastings OF Rich
mond executed To- the subscribers 10y Edwar Euhank, Il
bedford and John III. Smith and John VI. Smit and T.. Red
ford. To the payment Of certain Of money therein
mentioned due Frederick Harris will be sold public
auction the Eagle Ilool ThWrsdny The nA day Of
March, ~ Ocnck. without regard to weather. and fit
ready The following real situate in
city Of ichnnd, viz tie Lots known 10y the numbers 4
so H. 50, 40 - aud - n plan Of part Of BuchnDaus od
III, ID, drawn by Richard Young Tor BHllnck Harris.
THOMAS TAYLOR, (r....
JAMES HERON, S''u'''e|
Enf,r til
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
One Hundred ard Tn DoilalS Rewrrd.

One UItndTed and ItN JOlIurS ReWurd.
DANAWAY from the subscribers in the Of Peters.
= burg, the Ctt inst FIVE NEGRO MN, 10 wit
Primus, about 20 years O light complexion beard
little upwards OF five feet high, stout in proportion ard
tler inclined to be icsy bad domestic roundabcut
anti ldniaoOns Jeee between n ard SO years age
upwards Of six feet high Hr complexion, had founde
about Of striped domestic and panaioDis ~ The
cepng beiug dyed and stained from the knee downward
Robert, blacksmith by trade dark complexion holes
his about six high from - 20 &c years Of age had
drab snd colored uitout csns the different
color and red flannel shirt Jim about 20 years Of
black complexion, height recoileced had striped
domestic roundabout, and psn,aoons Of the same Abel
bout 80 Of age dark complexion, pa Of both
c or had striped domestic roundabou pautnlpcps.
The above reward will be given to person who will
the whole Of tie above described negroes any Jail
that get them agaiaor Uenty-ive dollars each for Pit
mus, jesse, Robert Jim, and ten dollars Tor Abel
HENRY MORTON co.
Fchruayv
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TEN DOLLARS REWAKD.

- bNAWAY from the subscriber on The NJ December
~ last, negro woman named SALLN-stopt made, 50
OLD dressed Ia hOmespuD, supported IN he in IchmCrJ
the neigh6orhood. Whorver viii apprelend said
and deliver her 20 her in t that
Ter, shall be entitled 10 tie above reward.
ABSAIOM ELLIS.
G0ociaud. February II. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

MAS Committed tie jsil OF the county U8nOycr AZ
w runaway, on The day Of September last, negro
nened SIMON, who say he belongs DTewry Walker
Of Fairfield district, South Carolina. Simon about fve
feet six or seven inches high, OF light complexion, has
the left ebrow the nose another the
eyebrow, and has lost the small the lr foot
tie had whcn committed to jail, hpmrspon ard
panlaioOns. WILLIAM 1HUEIiEART,
~lprn ad Tailor Of HensVct
Fefn10,p e - w..
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IT, lie F're,hoidcrs Of Hwores.


FELLOW CrrIZENs-!!,vins hcconic :, candidate
Ia represent You Il D:les ate in the next Icsi,r,
of virginia, feel il duIy iHcnn,Ilcmi on me- To as
yoa ,i my political sentiments have cx,,erienr-
ed no change since had the honor of represent
ing sou. i see cause, fellow citizens, 10 ;.ham
don those republican primr plies which NV inind re-
cevcd IN my l".i,l bui on the Other hand have ~
bundint reason Ia give additional strength aud vgor
10 them. The privilege of examining the conduct
,l our public asrnts,is one 10 which the people in
their sovereign capacity are entitled. aud which
should Inc freely cXcrciscd, Whenever occasion re-
CURES and upon rccurrcnccto my votes in the r-
eislaiuIc, the three yeais thai represented yuu,
you viii fad thai neyerf failed Ia support Won, inter
est. wish not to hn;,s,, but stand hro,c YOU not
',> an untrici servant, hut who has done his
duty To The hest o his abilities, and can only pro-
mise you il eiected my best efforts to promote
your interest
have seen with regret, fellow citizens, the sovc-
reigniy oil the states impaired tiy decisions of the
supp enc court aud such rapid strides To- II cunsuHda-
ted government should hc arrested us soon as posi-
bic these cncroachmrnt>, however, haze been ably
d-picicdiy Algcrnon Sunr, and Sompr-, and irusi
he people of The Union have energy enough 10 apply
the rchedy, II ComgrG, cannot
With sentiments OF respect, believe me friend,
VI ~ SrARkE.
Hanover, Feb IItb 1920
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STAPLES ofMe R,chmond .lIvket.

BRAZIERS' COPPER, TIN PLATES,
DE-. &C.
LANDING From ERIC ALCinPE,
RRAZiEhs' Copper, in sheets raised and fat bottoms,
D pattern sheets, liars sqr.
$50 boxes Tin Plates
00bundes Iron Hoops, to u il.
Cd. fiat ps. Nails
~ tons Fig Iron
60 hampers Porter Bottles
80 crates assorted
600 sacks Salt
2D) boxes TOiacco Pines
VI SiourIrit e Fire lrieks
~ STORE,
100 Crates well assorted Tor country
Complete assortment Tire Iron aud Iron Hoops
Tin Plates, Sack Sab
Loaf Sugar Fire Bricks
Gallon, half gall qrt. AMI pr. Bottles
Az of which will he sold on reasonable terms.
February ~. 9O--wti ". w. & q. WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

Jo.eph Ficklin Esq. Ediforof the Kentucky
Gazette, has boen appointed Postmaster in
this town in thu place of Capt john Fowler
Lerington X. Req. IAN. 2G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
BIZ the GorefDOr 0fHie C0mmOgmatiih Of Frgiaia,
4 PROCLANIATION

ID ne UOrcf bT ne IUNIIOUIr7fI ~ tfg 30II,
4 PROCLAMATION.
NTTHEGEAS IL las been satisfactorily represented o the
w Executive thn; certain Lake Cropper Of the county
Of Acconsck did the night Of the 18th January last
commit most arocinus murder the body OF William H.
Clarke, aud that the said Luke Chopper has Ae from justice
and j. going NJ large aS tivrefnre thought ~ with
the advice of the council of stale hereby offer reward
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 person or persons
who shall apprchend and convey the Jail Of AceomHcA
aforesaid, The said Luke Choppers Aud do moreover
qure all Officers civil and military, and cxhort the good
people Of the commonwealth IN their best cndeaturs ia
apprehend 20 be appreendcd the said Luke Crop
per, that he mny he dealt with rs the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the Seal
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 18th day
tSeall Of Febru4ry, 1922.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
TIL NJ. RANDOLPH.

~ Luke Chopper Is a small slim man, about feet 3 or
10 inches high, Of light yellow complexion, small dark
eyes thin vsage walks quick, lille boNieEgcd AVID parrot
has IL IS probable, his back from being
vercy whipped Is upwards Of fifty years Of age, and is
remarkably canning fellow
FEBRUARY IS. e0-w4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-03
IBy last Evenings Mail
LATEST FROM ENGLAND. \
Phsi1deIphiG. 4Mg 81,

Arrived this morning the fast sailing
ship Factor, captain Sheed, from Liver
pool. She sailed from that port on the
9Th July and we are indebted to the po-
likeness of The captain for London papers
to the s6th. being seven days later than
any previously received We make Sc
yeral extracts from them FOR this days Ga
zette principally relating TO the affairs IN
Spain. We find nothing in them which
sheds additional intelligence as TO the
condition or prospects OF the Greeks
Some articles. of MINOR importance on this
subject shall be given hereafter.
The treaty bet cen France and the u.
States was published in the London Morn
ing Chronicle OF the 98th July, unaCcom-
panied by any remark.
The intelligence OF Ilu,bide being cleo
ted Emperor of Mexico, was published in
London on the 23d July.
Subscriptions for the relief of the suffer
ers in Ireland flowed in most bountilully.
On the 18th of July, the amount received
was 1873 $50 Is T. I0d In addition to
which the Times oftbe 25ih July, contains
an amazing long list Of liberal cohtribu-
tons which we have not time at.present
10 sura up Such muni6cent charity re
fleets credit on the cnnn.ry.
FROM LlVEKtuOL,--The Herald.
arrived at Boston, sailed from Liverpool
July 2Ist, and brings accounts only one
day later than the brig Wilson, arrived at
N, York; but not so late from London by
one day
Some change in the British administra-
ton is talked of, and it was doubtful whe-
Their Mr.. Canning would proceed TO India
as Governor General. 1t was said the
Marquis of Londonderry would resign at
the close OF the present session OF parIIa-
ment. on account oil i'll health MIR. Peel
is mentioned as bis successor.
MIR. Mathews. the comedian, is coming
out TO this port in the ship William Thorn
son, aud may be hourly expected,
The brig Jane Maria, Green, Of this
port, was captured on the 18th July off
lslay, by the Prince of Wales cruiser, and
carried into Clyde.
The British Opposition were incessant
in their calls on the Ministry to adopt mea-
sures tor driving the Turks out OF Europe.
A subscription had been opened 10 Lon
don for the reliet OF the Greeks.
The Courier of the 18th ult contains
FIVE ose columns of new subscriptions
for the relief of the suffering Irish The
total amount, besides these new ones. OF
the subscriptions received by the London
Tavern Committee, was l68 ,6l2I 1885, 3D..
The Canada Government and Trade
Bill passed the Committee Of the whole
OF the House of Commons on the 18th OF
July, and the bill was ass ed for the Esd