Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-10
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New York, June 6.---The old racket sbi,
Canada, Capt Rogers, arrived last night from j.
verpool, whence she sailed on the Isl nit w,
have received our regular files of papers up to tn,
day OF her departure, but they do not contain an,
news OF importance. The Liverpool cotton mar
kel was about the same per last advices if any
thing a small advance had taken place in American
descriptions
The Paris papers of the 2sth had reached Lon
don, but did not furnish a single paragraph OF
news.
The punishment of Henry savary, of BRISTOL.
convicted OF forgery, has been committed to trans
! portation for life.
america,, Stocks, April 2s.-Three per cents.
80 -Four and half, 95; Sizes, 1918, 90 IA,
%; 10, So l-2, New York Elves, 1887, 1902; do
40 lO4 Skies, rs, lis; Bank Shares 2lI us
| Cd.
the House OF Lords on he Path of April, on
The petition Of the Dean and Chapter of St. George.
Windsor, against The Catholic claims the luke OF
ork made an interesting speech against the claims
which he concluded as follows" | have been
brought up from my carly years in these PRINCIPLES
ana from the time when began to reason for my
sell, have entertained them from conviction: and
in every situation in which may be placed, I am
determined, to whatever censure or obloquy NAV
be exposed bv making this declaration, to perseyere
IN my opposition TO these claims, so help me
! Godn -
In the House OF Commons on the 2sth of April.
Nh W hItlemore moved that the House should 90
INTO committee for the purpose of revising the
Corn Laws. This brought on long and animated
debate On division, there appeared for the mo
'ion az, against lS7--Majority against the mo-
ton lao.
On the 9th, the owners and occupiers of Corn
Mills, held meeting at the London Coffee House
to consider the propriety of petitonine Parliament
70 protect the capital invested in Corn Mills, against
the importation Of foreign flour, and TO enact such
laws as may encourage the British and Irish Nil
ler5 u compete with other countries, in supplying
not only the home, but foreign markets with flour.
The resolutions to this effect were carried, signed
/ by 10 propretors-and Mr.. Wilson was instructed
70 present the petition to Parliament.
From what fell from the Earl OF Liverpool and
Mr. Huskisson, it IS probable the revision OF the
Corn Laws will not take place before next year
The King and Queen of Naples arrived at Rome
on the 3t OF April,
LIVERPOOL, April %.
" Our Cotton Market was very dull in the ear
ly par, Of the week, and few sales were made NJ
IL per h. decline, but the demand has siace revi
we'd, and prices have recovered themselves; and al
though the market closes rather dull, our quota
uons are now about the same as last week, except
IN American. which are Ia per 10. higher
&" It is estimated that 5000 Upland. 1000 Orleans
and Alabama, 1900 Brazil, and 1000 Egyptian are
taken on speculation
The sales Of the week ending the 29th have
amounted 70 1880 bales $50 Sea Islands ordi- |
nary 10 middling rs TO 2 l0d fair to good 10
l4,5OO Uplands ordinary to middliDg I6 IL 10
~ IL; fair to good 1870 10; 1900 Alabama and
tennessee 10 I-2 to u II; fair 10 good ~ to o
5000 N Orleans II Id to IS IL; flir 10 good 10
IL to 20 IL fine Fl I-2 10 22d.
Current prices Cotton, s. Island, 6 10 |
stained Ia to 23d Uplands l6 IL to is Il
Alabama and Tennessee, is IL to 10 N. Or |
leans IL IL to 81
From the New York Advocate
The Courier Of the Goth contains Paris dates of
the 9th The Coronation OF the French king was
dehniively fixed to take place The 18th ofMsy. The
KING had given orders to prepare apartments al
Rheims tcr 100 mealbegs Of the Chamber. inde-