Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS:
Offices 0f the Paf,.iOf &, Statesmen

Offices Of the Patriot y Statesman,
BosroN, April 9.-noon. )
BY the fast sailing ship Jasper, Capt. Crooker,
IN 20 days from Liverpool, arrived at this port,
London papers of the 18th, and Liverpool of the
18th ult., have been received
The papers give melancholy sketch of the
commercial distress prevailing in several parts OF
Germany. Let Us hope, however, (says the Lon
don Public Ledser) that we shall receive more ia
vorabe accounts from that quarter ; and tce are
justified, in this opinion, by the certain signs of
Teriuing confidence tphich are exhibited in our
O,Dn market. There are already (says the same
paper) the clearest indications of Improvement in
almost every part of the country and the pro-
gressive rise which is taking place in funded pro-
perty, is only faithful picture of what is going on
IN every other transaction of trade.
Assurance has been given by Mr. Huskisson,
in answer TO an inquiry on the subject, tina; TO
reign silk goods for home consumption will no, be
admitted into Great Britain before the 9Th July
next, the period fixed in the act Of 1924
The Jewish house of Loco, at Bromburg, has
failed for two million dollars its failure is ascri-
bed to over speculation in wool, grain and other
produce.
Among the numerous appropriations in the
House of Commons is the sum of 10000 for the
Vaccine Institution, and 5000 for the relief of A
Inerican loyalists.
The " Representative" Of March IL. saws the
accounts received from the manufacturing and COM
Inerclai districts concur IN noticing material
change for the better. The same favorable symp-
toms are also experienced in the metropolis, al
though one unfortunate circumstance had occurred
the stoFpage of house in the Brazil trade hith-
erto OF unsha ken credit. The late heavy specu-
Iations in colonial and other produce appeared to
have produced nearly ruinous consequences as
the mania for joint stock companies. Shares in
these companies are now, it is said, as much dread
ed as they were once coveted. An appeal had
made O b,,
silk manufacturers OF Taunton, in behalf of their
work people now suffering from want of employ
ment. The miners belonging to the Gold mines
IN Fiintshire are out of employment, having struck
TOR a decrease of the hours of labor. They had
peen required TO work hours day the object
OF the turnout is to reduce the hours of labor 10
The ship carpenters of Whtehaven were off duty
not choosing to work for PAS. a week, offered 10
Them with an assurance of twelve months contin-
uance. The Traveller of March 10. furnishes ar
counts OF dist esses in Scotland. In Hamilton from
100 to 20o looms are unemployed Many fami-
lies are thus deprived OF support and suffering erea,
distress. Every class complaining bitterly of
the want of business All the country village,
feel the scarcity of employment, and the landed
gentlemen are doing every thing in their power TO
mitigate the evil. Lord Behaven had given en-
ployment to number of Wishawton weavers. in
digging and trenching his grounds. In Airdree.
800 looms were unemployed; besides those idle in
Is-
tress, numbers are raversing the country and offer
ing their services 10 the propretors Of the public
works at whatever work they choose to employ
them. The Leeds Intailigencer says Little all
teration for the better has been apparent in our
markets within the last week, while il is univer
sally agreed, that no further depression has occur
red, & general impression prevails that the worst
OF the distress is over. There is no meterial inn
provement in the situation of Bradford In HILL
lax things remained they were before In
1uddersileld the fancy trade had begun 10 revive
The French Ambassador has been recalled from
Constannople. The reason for this step is suppos-
ed to be, that France having recently taken great
pains to conciliate the good will of the Porte does
not wish by her ambassador, TO Join the other
Powers in insisting on the acceptance by tba,
Power OF such conditions would, without secur-
ing the absolute independence OF Greece effectual-
~ curb Turkish violence and exactions Though
the French government may cordially Cooperate
TO procure some such arrangement as the one noin,
ed out, 1t may wish at the time TO maintain its
present friendly footing at the Porte; and by with
drawing its ambassador, and leaving only Charge
d'AHairs in his place, it probably hopes to gain
both objects at the same time.
LONDON, March 1.-THE French papers are
filled with debates in the Chamber of Deputies ON
the indemnity to be given to the colonists Of ST
Domingo.
They contain accounts extracted from tho Ans
able intelligence before received from Greece
Misalonghi has been proyisoned by the Greek fleet
another naval victory is mentioned, in which
Aiaulis Canars succeeded in setting fire to fifteen
turkish vessels, among them were three of their
largest ships. Mr.. STAFFORD Canning had severa
interviews at Hydra with Mavracordato. Imme-
dately after the departure of the English Atnbsssa-
COR hotilla put to sea with 1000 troops on board
destined for Negropont, where general insurrec
ton has broken out against the Turks Anotbe,
division of 1000 men has sailed for Athens, to
reinforce the corps OF Col Fabvier.
we confidently state that there is not one word
OF truth IN the reports sent us from the city. re-
sPeciing the Duke Of Wellington and Russia. Tho
cause OF the fall in the funds, it is much more pro-
baoe, arises from the report in circulation about
the Treasury, that there will be a funding of Ex-
cnequer Bills to the amount Of twelve millions.
Globe.
BY the Hamburger Mail we have received intel
hgenee from st. Petersburgh to the 22d ult. 1t
mentions no new movement, either political or
military Not single vestige Of the troubles an
pears TO remain, and the clue which the Russian
Government has obtained to all the ram6calions Of
the conspiracy, will enable it to put it down efTec
thany. Whatever discomfort may pervade tbe.ar-
my generally, will now evaporae in q manner per-
fectly harmless, the officers who fomented j, hav-
ing been removed, and others, Of tried loyalty
substituted -
TRIESTE, Feb. 23.--The Observer of Trieste
says mat news had been brought by ship in six
Gays rom Catania, that on the 10Th inst a Greek
DIVISION attempting to throw supplies into Misso-
IonShI, was repuised after an obstinate engagement
Dy tbeO'toman squadron, aud retreaed in the night
without oeng able TO relieve Missoonghi which was
supposed not 10 have provisions for more than 20
oays' On the oihqr hand letters from Zan.o Of the