Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-16

nation had hren previously administered
but in all such cases the disease assumed
mild aspect HrGid.
LoNpoN, Feb. IS.
/ Cry, IwrIvE o'cLcCK -C~nsuls opened
this morning a; 81 S-8, and got mp to 9i1, q,
which price they remain steady, with lille
doing. Two Expresses arrived from Paris
tins morning, which has caused report OF Tie
dealt, of the King cf France but on inquiry
do moi find that the report is confirmed. All
that IS certainly known is, ina; when the Ex
presses left, thu King was very i'll. The French
Funds, hear, have been doue as nigh as 98f
| SC.
Liverpool Prices, T,b. 7.-Ashes, Ist Pot
| fresh. per cwt. l.. s AIS. 45s. Montreal 81
81 y. S. LIST Pearl, 10 46 Montreal, 80
. 80 - Bees Wax, per cwt. Aoi. Gil L.
| Cotton, per III. bd. Geo. a Cd ". Orleans,
| x Il II; Ten. Il 81 |. lsOa e.
| Flaxseed, per hid. Tor crushing SO 40 do
Tor sowing, 81 a GO Pitch, per cwt. Is Cd
8 Sd Rec. per cwt. Am. in bond, IS ell
Tar, per Dbl Am. cargo, l3 l6; Virginia,
i3 l6.-Tobacco, per Id James river, cd a
Is Rap. 81 4 sicmfped, q a l-2 !;
Ken. ; 4.--Turpentine, per cwt. good o
lbs; middling 10 Is 6; isferior 6 8 a IL.
Feb. 10. Flour. Am. per Dbl. sweet, 80 a
Sis ditto snur. Free - &c.
Average price of wheat, Jan, S0th, Cos Id.
| HAMBURGH, Jan. 31.-It deserves TO be-
mentioned as very singular phenomenon OF
| the present winter, that the owner OF a garden,
a league from the city, has found IN il han
dreds of May hugs, alive, of which he has
brought number TO town, and shewn them
| to many persons.
ROM, Jan s2.-Accortling to the accounts
of the Missionaries in the Eastern Kingdom
of Tonquin, Christianity makes great pro-
gress there. The Maudarins of the LIST and
I'd class favor the lahors Of the Missionaries
| and protect them in the exercise of their rcli-
gion, the dis,urhers of which are vigorously
punished The learned men, in particular
are easily instructed, and break their idols Ia
pieces after few conferences with the Mis-
| siOoarirs. In Jure, 1891, a whole district
sent Deputies 10 ask 10 BE- Instructed in the
! Christian faith.
HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY. Feb s.
/ Parliament WAS u!,,.x.d Nv Commission
this day. The Commissioners being the Lnr,I
! Chancellor, the Archbishop Of Can'r,hnry,
the Earl of We,tm"rrland, and the Earl of
SALISBURY. The Royal Speech was Il, liver
ed by the Lord Chancellor as follows:--
".Ny Lords and Ge,Hemen.
Wrare commanded by his Majesty to
express 10 y"H his AIaiesiy's deep regret.
that in consequence ofindisposition hp is pre-
vented from meeting you in Parliament upon
thu present occasion.
Ii would have been peculiar satisfaction
10 his Majesty 20 be enabled in person to con
graduate Won on the prosperous condition of
the country.
"Trade and commerce are extending them
selves both al home and abroad.
An increasing activity ptrvades almost
every branch manufacture.
The growth Ofthe revenue is such, as not
only 10 sustain public credit, and toprove the
unimra'red productivenrss Of our resources,
hui (nhat Is yet more gratifying 20 his Males
TVS fee!iugs) to fvincr diffisirn Of comferi
among the great body of his prnr!r
Agriculture IL recovering from the de
preston under which il labnred and by the
steady operation of natural causes, is gradual
iy assuming the station Ia which its mi port
ance entities il among the great interests o.
, the nation
" At n" former period has there prevailed
throughout all classes of The community in
this island, more cheerful spirit of order or
mole ust sense Of the advantages which,
under the biz ssing uf Providence, they enjoy
IN ireland, which has for some time past
been the subject Of his Maiesty's particular
sociiudr. there ere many Indications of
amendment; and his Majesty relies upon
your continued endeavors la srcure the well
fare and happiness of that part of the United
kingdom.
His Majesty has commanded us further to
iofhFm you, that he has every reason to be-
lieve thai the progress of our internal pros
pcrlty and Improvement will not BE- disturbed
by any interruption of tranquility abroad.
! " His Majesty continues TO receive from
| ihc Powers his Allies, and generally from all
Princes and States, assurances their earnest
desire t" maintain and cultivate the relations
of friendship with his Majesty and nothing
IS omitted on his Maiesty's part, as well 10
| al IN u
cau'es of disagreement, and TO draw cIuscr the
bonds OF amity between other nations and
| Great Britain.
| "The negotiations which have been so long
carried on through his Msjcsfy's Ambassador
al COnstaninople, for the arrangement of
differences between Russia and the Ottoman
Porte, are, as his Majesty latters himself
drawing near to favourable termination
convention has been concluded between
his Majesty and ihe Emperor Of Austria, for
the settI' ment of the pecuniary claims Of this
country upon the Court of Vienna. His Ma
iesiy ha- directed that copy Of this conven-
ton shall he laid before you, and he relies on
your assistance for the execution of some of
its provisions.
Anxiously az his Majesty deprecated the
commencement Of the war in Spain, he is
every day more satisfied that in the stric;
neutrality which he determined to observe
~ that contest land which you 40 cordially
apprIved) he best consulted the true interests
his people.
| With respect to The provinces Of America
which have declared their separation from
Spain, his Macsfy's conduct has been open
and consistent and his opinions have hepn
AT al times frankly avowrd to Spain and to
! other Powers. His Majesty has appointed
ConsnIs to reside at the principal ports and
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