Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
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hut the editors Of the Gazette have only re-
cryed London papers to the evening of the
7Ih ult with Lloyd's Lists and Liverpool pa
pers 10 the 10th. These papers furnish Paris
dates To the 9Th, on which day it was reported
an Change that the Cories had declared
Abisbal traitor-thst the King was to he
sent Ia Cadiz without delay--and that the
French army in Catalonia was in critical ST.
tu,tinn A majority of the Grandpes of Spain
had presented an address To the Duke dan
guule,ne, in which they congratulate him ON
the occupation of Madrid. The London
Courier of the 9TH, in noticing the contents of
the Paris papers, observes, "They contain
further details of the operations of the French
army, but these details are deprived of much
If their value by the course which events have
taken for ire can state upon high authority that
the ,Cdr az SPAN may be considered as al dl,
end. The only fear that IS now entertained is
of the reaction OF the violent dcspntic party.
Thr kIng's health was considerably RES oret,
s. IL. Courier remarks that his appearance s.
manners al The Council on the 9th were such
rs TO impurt the highest qualification to those
who witnessed them. Al this meeting of the
Prjvy Council, IA order was issued proh
biting British subjects from entering into Flo
reign service.
In The House of Commons on the 9th, Mr..
Reciprocity of Dates Bill The House ac-
cordngiy resolved itself INTO Hlr said commit
tee, hen Mr.. Hnskisson rose, and after some
PREDATORY remarks offered resolutions, that in
the 0pinion al the committee. the King should
be authorised, hy order in Council 10 declare
thai the importation or expectation of mcr
chanlsr IN foreign vessels shuuld he placed
On the same footing as the impn lation or eX-
pnrisirn ia BRUSH vessels and also author
isng the evyiuS and charging of additional
duties on merchandise imported or exported
IN OF from Great Britain, III vessels belonging
10 any country ~ which higher duties were
levied, ar less drawbacks allowed on their i'm
porIation INTO or expectation from such coua
tryln British Vessels, than are levied or grant
ed on merchandise imported or exported in
their own vessels
After some debate the re solutions were
adopted, and The Report WAS or dered to be
brought up on Monday, tthr sih.)
Advices from Constaninoplr are to the Goth
OF April, at which date that capital enjoyed
entire tranquility, which would he still further
confirmed by the sailing of the greater part of
the llcrt, the crews of which frequently com
miited rxcess"s. The f,rtrcsses of Patros,
Corinh, Lepanto, the castles of the Morra.
Ceron, Modem. NeGropnnte and Caristo, were
still ia possession of The Turks. The govern.
mrnis Of Ochri and EIhessan had been lately
added to the Vice Royalty of the Porte,
which would enahlc hIm To make great arsna-
meniS for the approaching campaign. The
rendezvous of the troops Ia act against the
Greeks would he AT Llrissa, IN Thessaly.
The plague WAS in Bniuckdere, but thu
coniagion hld not spread among the Turks
Armenians and Jews, but il had begun IL
spread info Alexandria Gambia and Tyre
still suffered by its ravages.
Thr celebrated North country pedestrian
Ralph Ahernethy, recently walked 1910 mile,
IN = hours and 30 minutes, having 10 minute:
To sparr
y bi,erpOnl Price Current Of the 18th no
ices the sales during The week of 1890 bag:
OF Cotton, the demand for which Vas very
hc1vy in the beginning of the week but had
re-cnnmrnrFd with increased yigor, and Or
leans and UpIands were ! 10 ! higher thar
The last week. The private sales consisted u
about 74O0 Bags upland- al c. to 0: $500 y
O-'eins 3s3 20 II 500 AIabaur', 3 II
Il 100 Sea Islands IL to II 500 stainet
do. To H.
The sales of fishes were considerable 800
ohIs. US. Pots sold at 46s. with few hbs
at 45s Cd +; 90 N York do. at sis. and 500
Montreal ut 46 TO 43s. IiT and Tvpentin
without alteration. | 10 ,irrccs Rice, not quit,
snlnd sold nj 17s Gl 10 18s. 8.
The Liverpool Price Current of the 10l
states that the Cotton market continued lively
tnerr being no check tn speculation. The sail
Ut The previous week amounted 10 1905
naSs and the advances on Bowels, Alabama
AMI New Orleans | to 3.
LONDON, Courier june City, TIVE
oclock.-By the expresses from France to
uay, adFicrs have been received from Paris
81 Thursday last 9th announcing a furihe
Hecline in The Renlrs, which had been sold 4
,nY as 87f. 7jc. hut they left nfiat SCI &c
ne hiddings for the French L0'n were to TAX
pace Oh the 10th Of next month, and the Il
,hnun'. ~ before mentioned, is not for % mil
ions of Rentes.
Our funds are lower than yesterday. TIL
opening price Of COnsois for Account WA
81 l-8, bet they fell TO go 2 rs.
In the Foreign Stock Market there has bee
much more doing Than yesterday, and the que
.ailohs are lower than yesterday. The deciin
~ Spanish Bonds has amounted 10 nearly
Per Ct. the lowest price today has been Sc 8
II IS stated 10 a morning paper, not indee
positively but confidently, that" dispatche
rom Sc, lille, dated the 25th ut. have been re
ceIyed at tho Spanish Embassy, which brlu
positive assurances that neither the new VI
Ilsters nor the Corles entertained The mo-
distant idea of making any concessions io th
French, or 10 the Government about to be e.
iablishrd by them"
We believe there is no foundation for tb
statement, and our disbelief is founded on ii
circumstance that our own Government h'
received no dispatches from Seville since tho'
which arrived on the 2Gth ult The Couri
makes some further remarks on this suhleC
10 disprove the intelligence, prcsun ing That u
spanish Government, as usual act ot cou
,esy, would have acquainted the British Mini
ter Of their intentions, Of forwarding dispatc
IS. The Courier adds, az further reason {
uisbelie,ing the arrival of these dispatoh'