Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21
FOREIGN,
From the y. y. Com. Adv. Nov. IL
RY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


posl 10 the 9th. all inclusive.
The packe, ship Alexander, Capt. James West,
from Philadelphia, LET, The capes of Delaware on
the 9th of Sept. aud arrived in Liverpool on
"Wednesday the ll:h Of October, huring made the |
Passage IN the short period 81 serenteen days!
The packet ship Mon,.zuma, Capt. Potts, we
reccl.ect, made the passage, about two years ago,
IN the time. !
.r.aericaa Stocks, October H. Bank Shares |
SOB los. .e23 los. Six per cents for 1923,
s;i
Average price Of grain for tie week ending on
the 6 h OF Oct.-Wheat, 5ls Sd; Barley 3i.. Id;
Rye. So. 81.
state of Trade. Ga the 10 h of Oc;ober the
Manchester Herald says, the market was less live
Is than for severa! weeks. 50 There was not,
however, any decline in prices; on the contrary,
there seemed a determination on the part of some
of the spinners, TO obtain an advance; upon the
whole we believe the price OF yarn may be quoted
the same a. last week. The wages of ing
continue the same. aud If the market should con-
tinue Inactive, the prospects OF the poor weavers
will become, winter approaches, exceedingly
distressing
The wo.llmen o. several of ,ae principal cot
ton mill, in TIE vicinity OF Gree,sock, have re-
ceiv-d warning of the intention of the ,proprie-
tors 10 make reduction OF farming on the
rates paid FOR cotton spinning. Tie rates paid TO
the power-oom weavers and dres+ers, have in
a Il
third
The Liverpool Courier says" II il with rrea,
pleasure stale, that accounts from all
parts II the manufacturing districts are in one
sran,--all showing that there Is great and
growing improv e,nept in the state of trade. The
Rochdale Relief Committee have suspended their
operations, solely on account OF this fortunate
turn of sdr-, having still, after expendrg nearly
5000 pounds, balance of COO in hand. The new
road from the place TO Burnley will also e,n-
poy great portion of the surplus population
Six thousand pounds have been len, BY the FIX
chequer Loan Oflice. for the purpose of can ying
j, on, to which two thousand pounds more have
been added as gift, by The London Relief Com
miIee. Between four and five hundred weaveGs
already work upon il, clearing the groohd
and breaking the stone. The whole is under the
supern;endance Of Mr.. McAdau.
a meeting of the Six Viewers has been held
a, Naccesheld, the object of which was TO pe,i-
ton Ion the abolition OF the laws As COM
monty occurs at meetings of this description,
great many extraneous subjects were introduced
* ook II 'ce in consequence. One proposed the
abolition of the corn laws, another the abolition of
all charters, third, universal suffrage, fourth
dimInIlion OF uthes, as cures for all their depri-
vstions and distress. After much poisy discussion,
The meeting TO the resolution of emitting
most of The plans OF reform proposed and confin.
ed their PETITIONS chiefly to the abolition of the
corn laws.
SPAIN The general contents of the papers
furnish melancholy proof OF the fallen fortunes
oi Spain, under the contemplate guardianship Of
her absolute slave, and his priesily traitors who
are luckily acceeratng their dissolution, by being
left to the freedom of their own will-the most
inialiible road 10 ruin which the advisers of his
Majesty could invent. There is evidently a new
persecution of The liberals, under the instruction
OF the fana,csl priesthood, in the prosecution of
which the Royall>t Volunteers commit great ex-
cesses. The conduct OF the troops at Murca was
followed by the soldiery OF San Marin and Roa,
IN Aragon, Sc Al Falladolid, became neces-
sary Tor cody OF troops OF the line TO surround
exscutioner for his protection, in the execution
If corporal OF the Royalist Volunteers. The
Canon, Ostalarza, the Grand Digni,ary of the A.
postolIca faction, known by The name of Ell Anre,
ExIermnador, Ithe Ex,eiminatng Angel it j.
sad l. The director OF the disturbances of Aurcia
which we are assured "re already appeased. Canon
Mayoral, Apo-iolical EmIssary ia Iurcia, has
been seized and sent back TO Murcis
HoLLANp.- 4 letter from GroniI gen dated
Oct. 4'h, states that number OF Physician. of
emiaence have aIIIved there, as " ell as a ,un,ber
OF students.
." Some officers Of health are daily expected.
and the fears which have prevailed begin to give
way TO anticipatons of speedy relief The
number oldeaths daily dnini-he., and the alarm
Ing character OF the disorder no longer exists L.
tie disorder has been al its height. Its indeed
tine that some ameliorsiion should take place. a.
The city has become complete charnel-house -
hundreds Of children have TO deplore the los. of
'heir paTens, and scarcely mother but has 10
7eep Tor beloved offspring. At this moment
there are 1,uOo PERSONS more or less ill.,"
~ sfA.-Ihe 81. Petersburgh Journal Of Sen
ienCeT !, Is filed wi h an account OF the Corona
ton of the Emperor and Empress at Moscow. A
supplement describes al great leoglh the fetes, H.
iGnia a;ions, &c. &c. at ST. Peersburgh, on the
happy occasion.
The Nuremberg Correspondent says, the En-
poor Nicholas and he Empress were expected at
~. Petersburgb by the beginning of Oct Hi |
AiJety's coronation at Warsaw is postponed till |
ns spring, at which time he will open the Diet in
person. Ii is the Archduke Michael. and not the |
Emperor, who is TO visit the army of Bessarabia |
The account OF hosiiiies between Persia and |
Russia, is confirmed. Ii is stated from Moscow |
Sept II, that Gen. Pask ew istch with two divis |
Ions OF infantry and Gen. IIowaisly, with twenty
thousand Cossacks, ordered to tie frontiers of
Persia.
letter from Moscow OF September IL. saws.
doubts were some time entertained at theCourt of
~, Pe,ersbuTgb, whether The hostities COMMITTEE
upon the frontiers of Persia were to be attribute Ell
10 the restless and turbulent spirit Of the horde which
owen In those countries, or to positive intention
oh the part Of The Sehab; but intelligence brought
y &C courier that arrived here yesterday, has set
re question at rest, and Cabinet considers it.
J. decidedly IN state Of formal war with Persia"
other letter, from the frontiers of Russia, con-
- me intelligence Of formal declaration of war
t'SsIs, IN consequence OF the incursions OF the
MS me march OF troops to reinforce the Rus
my In Georgia; and the revolt of some Of
f0nuef provinces. a letter, under date OF St L