Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-22

Killed in her he'd from the Falling ola stack of
chimnies. Several vessels went ashore du
ring the gale. The remains cr the crew of
IN American vessel, name unknown. ~ hich
WAS upset at SEA, landed at Huyh.ad. The
| crew were originally Is in number, 10 of whom
persisted, one by one, with fatigue and hun
ger, having cling la the wreck until their
strength MAS exhausted. The sur, ivo,s were
l6 days upon the wreck, eight of which thew
were without food.
Several of The Paris1parrrs have announced
the election "f General Jackson as President
q! the United States g.
II Is stated that both the M,ssulmans and
The Greeks wish that their contes, was AT an
end. Negropont, BeOiia aud Attca do NOT
furnish the Turkish lreasHry with more Than
million and half pias'r-s, aud il casts four
millions annually To keep them in subsection.
niorllln has not the l.ast influence ia Spain.
anu AhIsbai has been refused permission Ia
return I" that country.
Madrid dale of Nov l9says. that Dim
victor Sa-rc preserves the poriefeuiHe of Fo-
| reign Affairs.
General Nina was received i'm Plvmouth
WIN The most enthusiastic applause. On get
ing INTO his carriage, the horses We're taken
ont, audit was dragged by the populace amidst
the loudest huzzas, and cries of" Nina fore.
ver,"" Brave Nina" through The ,ownto tbs
Royal Hotel. No fewer than 5000 persuns as.
semblrd IN the occasion.
L'urpoot Dec. 5.-Our cotton market
mas been in dull and declining state, during
."e past month, and our quotations on the LIST
INST. 81 per III. lower in American, and sd per
To- IN. Brazil, th:,n those of the Isl ult. H. East
india, little ar nothing has been douc and III.
prices are only nominal. The total sales of
the month. amount to 5000 bags, nf which
3,40o Uplands aud Alabama, and 500 Pernam.
huca, were taken Un speculation, and besides
which 5000 American and 24OO Braz,i have
been forwarded nto III. country unsuld M,
much done by private sales this week. in con-
sequence of public sales of $500 bags ur ln.e-
r'can which sold at I'D decline ia Sea Island
anu % IN New o;ieans The sales by private
are at / to Id per Id. reduction on last weeks
prices"
Dec. 6.-On The evcmiNg Of TIE OIL inst
the Ship BeIvid.ra and several other ,essel,
were driven ashore toy u tremendous gale of
wind, where they still remain withon, any
| prospect Of getting off until next Spring. Our
Cotton market continues still declining and
dun at public sale yestnrday s4OO bags
Bowels Went off without alteration Orleans
al a decline of Id, and Sea Islands I'd per
ID. below former prices. The lowest mic, ,t
which Uplands, of new crop, have heen sold
| rs SD hut I'VE fear, in the present state of
the market Cd per h. could scarcely be Obtain
ed"
LIvERPoOL, Dec. g. On the subject of the
designs ut Spain, in regard To The South
American provinces. subject highly inter
esting 10 every British merchant. and indeed.
10 every British subject, two circumstances Of
opposite import occur in the weeks annals.
Inc Rrst Is the speech of the Russian minis
ter, On formal OCCASION, AT the Court of Ma
urid, passage of which aiiudrs tn the sub
lect manner which IN
very unequvocal, plainly intimating a know
cdSe that such design was entertained by
the Court oil Madrid, and thai such "A design
would be most favOrably regarded nv the
Court of st. Petersburgh The othcr cir
cumstance is the assertion of the London Con-
r'er. that the Court of France had given 10
our government assurance that they had no
design OF corporation with Spain in any suck
purpose.
Is, them the last matter from authority
IL go, IS France Withdrawing herself from The
close league with the councils of Spain, which
II was to be expected would long subsist p
would Spain undertake snch an enierprizo
uiscounienanced at once by Frame and Eng
land? Could she, without the aid of France
command the means of such an en,,.rprjze p
Shall she look tn Russia to suppiy the place Of
France to her Is Russia com pelpni to such
an Office of fricndshp-or is France merely
yuS W ueCel't EsnSlan0
question, wpn think paiurallv occprs
Must England necessarily he involved in war
II this scheme should be prosecuted bv Spain.
supported by whatever ally ?
Doubtless, were it certain that the adyen-
lure would succeed, and that thus the CONT
hent OF South America would be shut almost
ehiirpIy 10 our commerce, there were good
anu sulnclenf reason for war This interest
even IN possession, much more as II appears
10 be well grounded hope, is too important
10 be sacrificed to The general scheme of
peaceful policy, which is now laid down by
government as the wise and safe pocy of
ihese Kingdoms. But is there no Pause to be
maze, on The ground that possibly this attack
upon 'ne south American States would not
succeed at all, but only exhaust fruitIessly the
s.rcns'n and resources of the powers adven-
turing u. Certain it is, thai The benefits we
expect from a South American trade would
De retarded by tie existence of su, h a troubled
STATE as must he occasioned by the attack from
Europe; but were this alone sufficient rea-
son ioT war : We trust this would become at
'easi question 10 those who are so well con-
Vnccd, as general principle. Offhe necessity
OF peace for the best interests Of England.
.4dperfiser.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Paris papers Of
Monday contain little political intelligence
Ianeyrand appears To have become a very
close attendant at Court. He was received
by the King on Sunday, as were the Ministers,
the marshais, and other persons nf distinction.
The entrance of the Duke Of Augoueme
into Paris was to be celebrated on Tuesday
with great pomp. The papers are full of ac-
counts>of preparations which were making for
his reception, and The persons possessing
houses or ground IN the line Of the intended
procession appear TO have hepn very slovallv