Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17
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NEwYoRK, May l2-The packet ship Acas-
Ia captain Chadwick, arrived yesterday from
London. She left Cowes on the 9th, and ", nave
received London papers 10 the evening OF the 9Th
OF April. For the state Of the mark els at Lon
don and Liverpool, we refer 10 our commercial re-
gister.
Mr.. Urgate, the Spanish secretary of state, has
been dismissed from Office 1T was reported that
Mr.. Secretary Zea was also TO be superseded
great change is 10 take place in te Prussan
ministry. Won Humboldt, and other statesmen
who distinguished themselves in 1914, are to be
again called into Office.
A frigate was fitting out at Lisbon, March 9Th,
to carry copnt Pamela TO England One of the
Brazilian commissioners in London has been invi-
ted 10 Lisbon to assist in arranging the terms for
the recognition of the independence of Brazil
The manufacturers OH the continent express an
opinion that they shall be able to supply many arti-
cfes for the British colonies under the liberal re-
gulaiions proposed By Mr.. Huskisson.
Meetings were held in many parts of England
Tor revision OF the corn laws. In some instan-
ces the petitions signed by farmers II was
said the ministry would recommend simple pro-
tecting duty OF l2s. per quarter on imported corn
applicable to all times and under every variation
OF the market.
The British parliament adjourned on the 3Ist of
March to the 18th of April.
a number ofnew joint companies were forming
IN Lonaon, among them an association with n ca
Pal OF J 900, OOOL. for importing timber from all
parts ofthe world; West India, company, with
capital of two millions, TO loan money on mort
cages OF the plantations; and company with a
capital Of zoe, 000L TO facilitate the suppIy of
poultry Tor the London market and the shipping
Canada shares were at 3S l2 for 10 paid.
a steamboat called the Hibernia was 10 sail in a
few days from Falmouth, for Para, Maranharn,
Pernambuca, Bahia and Rio Janeiro.
The French Corvette La Coquille, captain Du-
perry, arrived at Marseilles March 9th from a
voyage round the globe; she was about 81 months
without losing man, or even having one sick on
board.
The Courier ofthe 9th says: The us,,al f.
nancial accounts will be made up to-day, but as
The whole Of the details cannot be arranged till a
late hour, shall not be able to lay them before
our readers till tomorrow. In the mean time Il
is most satisfactory TO know that every branch Of
the revenue is most Aourishing."
LONDON, April 5.--Tbe bank and stock ex-
change arc closed this morning. On the royal ex-
change there IS the usual assemblage of obbers but
scarcely any thing doing in either British or 70
reign stock Consols are 90 SO for April and
03 5-S "a for May
| The South American securities continued the
same, Mexican scrip being about IA pr. Danish
~ 81 dis. and Brazil 1-9 pr. There is no alte-
bian and the new United Mexican on both OF
which there is an advance of 2 pounds per share.
Accounts from Gibraltar dated the 18th ultmo,
state that great scarcity of grain exists in the
| southern provinces Of Spain and in BarbaTy. Al
gcsTas has been opened for the importation of corn
and the probability of such sn event becoming gen
era, has had the effect ofrsising the price of every
description Of graia and provisions at Gibraltar,
! AngiSan asu had.aefaness 20 Per ea.