Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21
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in1ebtei TO Captain NJ and passenger Tor London
and Liverpool papers OF the latest dates, and alsO
. circular-trom which latter it will be seen, that
further reduction hal taken place in Cotton.
There had been further failures in Liverpool, but
we understand syaall broker in London had stop
red in consequence Of specula,ions.
Our readers will perceive with pleasure by the
extracts below, that the accounts from the Greeks
gre more favorable than any which have lad
TOR long 'ime past.
a rImour was again current in London of am i'm
mediate dissolution OF Parliament which however,
- positively contradlctel by the Courier, which
states that nothing had yet been decided upon
a Cabinet Council was to he held be;v the goth
a I'd 2tth OF September, when the subject would
probably be taken into consideration.
The English Funds had improved. Consols hav-
ing got up to SO l-3 70 SO IA. Money was also
plenty. The Foreign Make was also steady
Colombian Beads, 70 IL ID: Mexican, s l-2 dis
count; Brazil, 6 discount; Greek Scrip, II "a dis
count.
French Funds, Sept Give per cents l0lE
S5c; Three per cents 7if Bank Sock 1907
The Ave per cent. Hamburger Loan of j 8 ,00O,
600 mares banco, il il stated, will be paid off on
the LIST OF March next. The holders will have the
option OF taking In exchange PER cent stock at
par.
The London Courier of the evening of the oh
says " a great sensation has been produced this
morning in the city, by reports that the Burmese
war is at AN end The intelligence of the fall o.
the Burmese Empire reached London through =
Circu;ous route, letters having been put on board
the London China ship at sea, by French vessel
bound from Singapore, % Bordeaux. The letters
dated Singapore April @, and state that the
port of the complete sIbugation OF the Birman
Empire By the British forces, and the capture of its
golden-footed monarch and his capital, Ammera-
poora." 1t will be recollccted that accounts have
been received in New York from Calcutta to the
t,CentieM OF Al Til, which, by no means, confirm
this Intelligence. There can, therefore, be DOUBT
that the statement received in London is iabrica-
ton.
The first shaft oftle Tunnel under the Thames
had been sunk to it, inended depth, viz so feet;
20 feet below the bed of the river aud the work
was progressing with every prospect ois'ccesS.
Three Hastien ENJOYS had arrived in France 10
regociate loan, in order to fulfil the conditions o.
ine ordnance. Baron Mackau had been created
Rear Admirai.
No less than fory-ive compaoies hive been
formed in London 10 establish Steam Packets in ev
cry quarter OF the Globe.
Kean was to leave Liverpool for this port on The
frs OF DC ooer in tie ship Nes YORK
The launch Of the Princess Charlotte, The larges'
ship ever built at Portsmouth, was 20 take place
the Il of September. Splendid preparations were
making to accommodate the nobility and gentry,
who eXpecei from all parts OF the country 10
witness the spectacle
Married in London the Hon. sratford Canning
10 Eliza Charlotte, eide, daughter OF james Alex
snder, Esq. Knit. and VI. Z.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
The Cotton market, at the CONNIE cenent of
the week, was much in the dull stale as motto
cd in our last; bIt 1000 bags being declared
for public sale, created considerable alarm, and
some forced sales wee in consequence made
(chiehy to Speculators) at decline of J. ~ 10
81 per h. Holders afterwards became more firm,
and the auction sales yesterday being well attended
by me Trade, went off brisSly at an advance of
Lad per ID. the business previously done by Fri
ware treaty We therefore reduce our quotations
generally LA per h. except for the better sort
of American, which being rather scarce, are only
i-4i per ID. lower The sales of The week amount
70 4,G2j prlages; of which 5000 were on spec
citation AID 200 fnr export, viz 4O9a Bowels |
- to lid; 2539 Orleans to i2 437 Tennessees |
end Alabama. 10 1890 Sea Islands II 10 2;79
stained do. to / -2-aIl at . .ivate sale 1920
packages by auction, viz 20 Bowels 6 IA TO
Q sid; 727 Alabamas I-2to s 3-4;575 Orleans /
to 934l.
The business in Turpenline il considerable, but
at rather Io rates, viz 1900 brlS a, O. to g. Sd
for fIir and 20 81 0s Gd for prime quality
American Tar is ia steady demand 300 brls Will !
min5ton have been sold at Is per brl. but other |
descriptions arc unssleable. Slaves in fair demand !
The Grain market continues very fiat and the few,
Of 81 per bushel on Wheat, and Ia on Oatst In !
American Flour the only transaction is 900 br4 |
sour, In bond, by auction al g. 6d iue fresh Phi
Iudci hia j.. sill held al Dos. The demand for Clio
ver.ec has entirely subsided, but we do not alter
q lions.
The William Penn, DiSev, at tl. port. on the
I0h ult. u lat. az - lon. GO, %, discovered two
wrecks, one of which proved 10 be the Shsron
Jones, from Philadelphia for Bahia, out I6 d,vS;
she CauglZrH in Gale after
Iasts and pas ing on, cable keep her head TO the
wind. The crew had jus gone below ,vhen ahe
turn ed over; two OF the crew dived through the
iorecastle and Sait ed the wreck, where ore of
them, Geo re ----, bad remained seven davs but !
was 80 exhausted when Captain Dixey took him off
the wreck, that he only lived few hours. Tie |
other wreck ihc brig Traveller Of Boston with
n cargo Of -four, beans and bread; her forernas,
and bowsprt standing, and there wa.
found board Of her Joseph Wright, who had
swan from the keel of the schr Sharon, and had
been five hours in gaining the brig, where he had
been two days, end having found provisions, had
gained strength.
LsNDoN September 9.-Gernan papers, to the |
third inst. arrived this morning. The news from |
Greece which they contain is satisfactory, and we
sincerely hope il will be confirmed Il is stated |
that the agents Of an European Power had atter,nt
ed 10 produce the fall Of Missolongli by nisren |
resentaion Of ,he state Of affairs in the Morea but
The Power which they represented is not mention
ei. The following extracts
TRIESTE, August 2l-Letters from Corfu of the
llth August, and from Zan'e Of the 9Th, which
perfectly agree with each other, state that on the
Slst July ia Of Augusta the second attempt 10
carry Missoionghi by storm vas made by II lschid
Pscha, on the land side and by the Cant. Pacbs !
on the Sc side The Greek reports estimate the
force o. The Turks that made he attack 10y land, at