Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


New EoRH, Dec. 8. -Yesterday the packet shin
Manchester, Captain Lee, ARR, ell this port from
Liverpool, from which place she saileI on The S,h
of November. BY this vessel we have London
dates to The 9th, and Liverpool 20 the Sth OF Nov
both inclusive. We have also Slipping Lists to the
I'd and price currents to the Sih inclusive. We
are are also indebted Capt. Lee for file OF the
latest London and Liverpool papers.
The most interesting article of intelligence is the
continuation OF the report that had been in circula-
ton Tor the last two days, of the failure of the
house OF Samuel w ilisn,s in London The report
mad produced great excitement among orr mer-
camille citizens. As it came by the way of Havre
hopes were entertained that ii would prove TO be nm
iounded-But unfortunately it is full, confirmed
and though It's precise extent cannot be known
LON the ions established reputation of Mr. Will
ANS the extensive nature OF his mercantile con-
neciions, md his great credit, it mus be very ,ra.,
Nir. W iiiians being an American, and possessin d,
The most Unlimited confidence OF his coun,rvue,
rs well a. that OF his European correspondence il j.
almost matter of course that his failure sho,, h
universally considered great general a. we'll nc
.G,vilual calamity. English accounts l;lfo- =, =,
the amount OF MIR. Williams mercantile ENGAGE.
meats. A letter rom our Liverpool corresnon1,.,,
copying paragraph rom the London Traveller Of
Oct. 25.h make them amount to a very larye s,,r,
A paragraph in Liverpool paper. conie5 fo,n
one al Manchester, speaks OF item as no, eycee,l.
ino = 100000. Ouer accounts give still d, fferent
slms. We have doubt the amount ill nroye 20
b. large
Mr. Williams misfortune will be universally and
most sincerely lamented by bis countryinen He
has been their kind and hospiiable friend when
Iiev have visited England, and many act of Iihar-
ali'v and friendship have been manifested Inv him
70 yards them.
GREEcE.--ft appears that the Turks had M,
bandoued the siege of Missoonshi so late as the I'd
September though the Greeks had blown up their
works within the Franklin Battery few DAYS he
fire, and in sally got possession of the iJoion
Dam.
American Bank Stock is quoted on the "a Of
Nov al % 20, and Louisiana Loan AZ 90
The packet ship WIN. Thompson, cant C,rocI,or
sailel from his port the 10th Oct. r. ,Ls
Manche : received the account Of her ,rr;,,aI
GU 10 II uays, being fifty days from the dav of her
departure
The difficulties existing between the KIM of
Sardinia and the Bey of Tripoli have been accom-
modacd, and they will continue the war
The last two New York packet ships the i,o,in-
THAN, capt. Davis, and The WIN. Thomson. can't
Croker, have had fine passages each of then, bavin
arrived in little more than " days
LOSS OF A STEAM VESSEL
The steam packet Comet, from Inverne,s -,
Port William, bound to Glasgow, when Of Tho
~ esern part OF the village about three ,niI. h
Tow GreenOck, wasTun on board by the AYR steam
baggage packet, outward bound, and in the sr.cs
of two minutes At erwsrds, the Comet went 10 The
bottom. or the passengers and crew on board. ~
have been saved, 90 dead bodies ha, e been found
IL il not known how many persons were on boorI 4.
some Of the papers think he number between 81
and 10. The papers are filed with the .nelaucbo.
iy particulars, and with he names and desert, linn.
oil The PEI sons that have been found.
The Rhons has overlooked ~ banks at LYONS
and many houses mas been injured, several entirel;
thrown down
There is aog nodolbi that the ports will he omen
for The admission oi Foreign Barley on the I5,,
inst. at the duty OF IS per quener.-The aver,ge
price which regulates the importation is 4Os per
nuarter, and the last } weeks averages yere--Ist
4is2d 81, 4Os %; 81; 80 I'D 18th, lis I'd.
Since our last we ia e mad ct succession of gales
from lie west and nGrlh-"est, accompanied wi n
rain and yesterday there were also several heayy
showers oil hail We havcHot noard that any losses
have Decn sustained W The shipping Oh this coast :
but it appears from LoyI's isl, that on the Whole
lie the coast t.e Storm has been sevcrciy
felt nd several vessels have been lost and sou,e
OF he crews IN .ortuuately persisted. A number OF
vessel. are detained al this port by the contrar,
wi d.
LryERPooL, Nov. s.-There is little interest in
the ioreign news Of The last week, except IN tina,
part o. u which relates to he negotiation of Bra
z,iian inderendel &c b. the King 81 Portugal The
fact Of The recognition would yield unq islllied
pleasure, If IL were not that its exciles ap-
prehensions OF fresh quarres. Our readers will
perceive, by reference to The treaty, hat whilst
Don Pedro IS recognised as Emperor, both in name
aad fact his father Is also allowed TO possess the
name. Notwithstanding this anomaly, the two
Enperors MAJ continue at peace, being scpars'edby
the Atlantic, and one OF them al least MOI possessing
any fleet TO carry on var but the question then
arises, BY what rule IS the succession to he regua
ted Is Dor Pedro to succeed 10 The Kingdom
ii Portugal On the death Of bis father and mother ?