Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21
FOREIGN,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND


qun, captain DIxey, arrived at this port las, eyer-
ing, In " days from Liverpool We have bee,
politeiy favored with Liverpool papers 10 the s,b
and London papers TO the evening of the 6, h Juna
brought by the Algonquin
Cotton remained steady and in good demand At
former prices: Bowed i,eorgis IA to734.or.
| ,ea"s, 10 o IL; Tennessee l 2 to I-2; Sea
iSisro Is "a; stained 10 l2; Pernams 10 | .
10 ili Egyptian to o; Surat 4 Ia tn 6. R.,o.l
L 2 TO l-2; American -four. % IN %. ,ohanso
James river, Ia to I'd; stemmed 3 70 Az .,
kentucky i 10 &: tar III TO I3s. bbl ,rrr.n1
tine rs. Cd 10 os, per cwt.
parliament was prorogued on The 3Is, of Nav
ana the k!hg had sent message TO it. decIa,ins HI;
intention to dissolve that body without DELAY and
order new election. The canvass for seats in ,b.
new house OF commons had commenced all 90
the kingdom. w 81
Under date of Frontiers of Poland Nav % ,-o
IND 1t stated, that of the parties concerned i;
The revolt at 81. Peiersburgh on the 26tb of n
0emCeF nave been condemned to death, and il Is
even aooea' That, IN several instances the sentence
has already been carried into effect
we regret to state that the eminent COMPOSER
baron Carl Maria Won Weber, was found dead in
MS ped In London at the house of Sir G.. S,na,r
Wheie nc had Deem esdlng since his arrival in
England. The baron was on)v 40 ye,,s IS "a
but his health has been for some lime f,s, l.,in
ing lie has lett widow and two children
State Of Trade We are haDpv 70 he srat,o5
10 say Ihat the improvement in commercial affairs
which Tor the last few weeks we have had ,ha
pleasure OF recording still continue in rnany sor,s
Oh goods ~ yarns: there has been such an ex,en.
sion OF The demand that i, now treatls very closely
:" t"e "eeis OF 'he supply In caicoes, Sc for
instance, the stocks in first hands have been requ
larly diminished for some weeks. and we un5sr-
stand several spinning mills in the neisborbood ri
'his town, which were working short time. have
extended their hours Of labor. Nevertheless Inc
rates which the foreign buyers are willing TO nav
Tor yarns are still below saving PRICES This,
however, now that the demand has revived. can
| not long continue 10 be the case
~, l.hancheStcT Guardian.
ihe proclamation, dlssol'ing parliament, was
! issued on the I'd OF June, and the new election.
were to take place on the 18th.
| The wool trade had improved and ,y,s ;r,,-o,,
/ ing in England.
rumour got into circulation yesterday. tina,
fresh and more serious disturbances had bro.n mn,
at ST. Petersburg; in Short that Russia as ON the
eve ofTevoiuiion. The sole foundation for this
report was letter from an EngIislman a, Cron-
stadt, which we have seen, and which is evidently
the production OF some very illiierate person.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Wednesday. Nav 81
ProTogdtion IF Pariidment.- ord Chan
celIor delivered The following Speech -
" My Lords and Gentlemen,
HIS Majesty commands 10 inform Won that
the state of the public business enabling his Males
~ TO close the Session at period OF the wear the
most convenient for General Election. i, is his
MaJestys intention 10 dissolve, wihou delay, the
present Parliament, and direct the issue of Wrs for
The calling OF new one.
Ills Majesty cannot take leave of YOU with
out commanding US to express his Maiesty's deem
sense OF the zeal and public spirit which YOU have
constantly displayed in the discharge of your sev
eral impor ant functions
" Ills Majesty particularly Acknowledges the
promptude and discretion with which YOU have
applied yourselves so the objects specially recon-
mended to you by his Majesty at the commence
ment Of this Session : and his Majesty con6denuv
hopes that the good effect Of your deliberations will
be manifested in the improved stability of public g.
private credit.
Ills Majesty has the satisfaction TO inform,
you that the distinguished skill, bravery and sue
cess, with winch the operations Of the British army
TN the dominions Of the King Of Ava have been
carried on, have led 10 the signature upon highly
honorable terms, of preliminary treaty with that
Sovereign, which his Majesty has every reason TO
expect will be the foundation of a secure and per
manent peace
Z" His Majesty further commands us to repeat 10
you, that his Majesty's earnest endeavors have
continued to be unremittingy exer,ed TO prevent
the breaking out OF hostilties among Nations. and
to put an end to those which still unhappily exist
as well in America as in Europe
g Gentiemen ofhs House Of Commons,
Ills Majesty commands to thank you for the
provision which you have made for the service oil
the year.
" His majesty's attention will be constantly d.
reeted TO the reduction Of the public expenditure
in every degree that may be consistent with the du
maintenance OF The security, honour, and interest.
Of his Kingdom.
Sc My Lords and Gentlemen,
We are specially commanded 10 assure yo,
that his Msjesty's patefnsl feelings have beer
deeply affected by the distressss which have pre-
vshe1 among the manufacturing classes Of hi
Mslss'y's subjects; and By the exemplary psiienc