Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

being understood that tie Marquis tas
,nAy tsubabiy saor,iy arrive in this city
i"hasnrrd This Beard by respectful defese.ee to
mated by the hshe,, the pablo private
ucs Of III. Marquis De In Fa, eue 4, is therefore
acting ia h.haif their fellow. czens win receive aud
lreai The Marquis DE La FAYETrE a gaest Of the
Resolved. That committee OF eve be appointed to pre-
pare suitable arar,mtns for his aceommodson and TO
furnish and supply them in manner corresponding with
the greatness a" hospitality Of city and the
R.,ored, Tha, his lonoor the Mayor be requested,
the hrst announcement of the arrival of the Marquis IN
Tor the purpose Of receiving him. aud conducting linn
tue residence which shall have been provided for him By
Resolved That his Mayor hereby request
ed, immediately upon the arrival Of the Marquis in this
Inform him ih. commil.ec Of the Common Coun-
Gil will wait upon hin, TO conduct him to the City II ALL
LORD BYRON.
uwiIi be observed with grief d, the American reader
that Lord Byron Is lie died in Greece; the land
of Poetry and OF patrioism the land he eneavoured
smancipae. The death various; Byron
M by the scn,ar Of the turased Turk be fell in
TIE field of battle where his noble would min
ged with the shouts vctory, the saming breath OF
the horse, he died the bed Of disease casghro
babYby exposure in the good cause In the spring Of
YOUTH Of beauty and TALENT the Poet Of the
"Upon the bosom OF his iv'ry lutte,
The angels and cherubms lay their breasts;
And when his fingers, consecrated by genius,
Struck the golden wires Of his ravish.ng harp,
which. why'd with lightning, brake the clouds,
Aud downward cast their crystal armour
his conqueripg feet" IN. Y. Nat. Idvo.
~. ITERBIDE.
will be by several that the famous Itur
be has taken his departure from London for Mexico
The Courier Of the 2ist says q state upon
competent authority, that IL true, any thing like
truth, that he has gone he Of either Spain
France that he has under standing whatever with
either OF those powers. The independence Of Mexico is
the basis o his reputation both soldier and states
man, Upon the subject being mentioned To him. he
Pnaucaiy replied IL placed 10 circumstances In
which IL would be necessary for choose between
The mn the Olh
prefer the latter" tlb.
Liverpool, SOFA Apri, 1924.
ENGLISH CORN LAWS
The Corn Laws being generally understood In the
United States, give you in possible,
the outline of the present law.
In July, 1922 passed altering the old laws
Its principal provisions, IL respects the United
rme Districts shall ba high 70s. Of eight
Winchester bushels. all Foreign Wheat aud Floar bonded
on the i3th day Of Nay 1922 be entered for home
consumption, paying the following duties. viz RS per
quarter for Wheat Is I0d per I2 pounds of Flour
but u the average price exceeds 80s and Is under s5s.
hen Wheat pays los quarter, and Flour S. I'd
III pounds Ii the exceeds ass Then the duty Is
only Is per quarter Wheat and I'D ~ lbs. Flour
Thus the higher the average price, the lower the duties
II will be optional with the holder OF Wheat Flour
The opening of the ports enter his property not il
The price should reach 85s before would only
be subject the lowest duty Wheat aud Flour Imported
since the 18th May, 1922 admitted entry until
tue average price exceeds Sos quarter, that all thus
stuated II ever admitted Ia snry will he subject either
case may be-.
The average Of the week ending on the 10th April was
6ls Id SO great advance has given
Mons. Some believe the NAV opeu on tie 18th Nav
mr. the admission OF Wheat bonded pre- ous To iSth MAY
1922 this belief has alarmed purchasers, they buy
as sparipgiy as they can.-Bos.on Pat"