Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

| delighted TO see his old friends there
Two Kings Messengers have been despatched
by MIR. Canning 10 Lord Ponsonby, who is wait
ing at Plymouth a favorable wind, to depar, for
Buenos AyIes. The Globe observes, that no doub
great importance is attached to the mission of
| Lord Ponsonby, IN consequence OF the desire Of the
English cabinet to see the between the Brazils
anu Buenos Ayres at an end, which SO seriously
affects the British commerce
Dispatches of the most satisfactory character,
| were received from the Duke of Wellington on the
18th OF March.
AT the late fair of Woodford in the county
| Limerick, two formidable factions assembled to
night; but upon the In reference of the Police they
united their strength and attacked them fuiously
pursuing them 10 their barracks, which they were
proceeding to destroy, when the police were ne
/ cesstated to lire in their own defence, by which
three men were killed, and many wounded. A
disturbance, but not of serious character, also
occurred IN Waterford, for which ten men have
oeen seat to Saol 1t appears TO have arisen from
teiectoneeTInG feelings. In the county Of Clarke,
| an inhninan attack was made the 18th OF Maj CHI,
oy oand OF miscreanis, upon a poor who
hao app1ed to the police for the protection against
the nightly visits of the Rbboninen
| In London there is said, at present, 10 be
mleb money unemployed In the hands oil bankers
! ana o'heF capitalists, among whom confidence is
not yet sufficiently restored 10 ALLOW its use in dis
counts anu the other accustomed channels in ord!-
except by the first class of merchants a no Others
have yet any prospect Of being negotiated
VA he 10th oil March, 4 dcputation OF the Com
mttee tor The relief OF the Vaujois, consisting OF
'he Earl OF 81. GermSins Sir Thomas Dyke Acland
The itev DR.. Summer, MT. Hamilton, and Mr. Gil
siey, had an interview with Lord Liverpool and the
chancellor OF the Exclequer by appoint,uent al
Fife house. Their object was to state the claims
oil The Vaudois clergy 10 a restitution OF the pension
Called the Royal Grant, which had been enioy ed by
me ministers OF the Waldensiau Church for
upwards OF hundred years. previously to its
suspension in egteen hund ell s. seven We are hap
Py \ays The Representative in reporting tina, these
tgen'lemen received the assurance of Lord Liver
pool and Mr. Robinson, that they were fayourabiv
disposed towards (" Ienewal Of the grant and that
measures should be taken TO restore the stjpend
and to secure Its future payments according TO its
former arrangements.
Accounts iroIa Alexandria, state that the Ear
ish Consu' mas at length nterferei 10 prevent the
Tships OF this country from assisting in the convev
ance cf military and warkc stores from Esvo, to
Greece; he has publicly announced, that by or
ders received from his Government, all vessels are
prohibited from conveying warlike stores from
Egypt
An evening paper states that the English a,
Baenos Ayres offer great sums to carry on the
, war against !Brazil corps of Buenos Ayrian.
was commanded by Gen. Miller aid to Bolivar and
formerly OF the French army. Gen Sucre COM
mands the advance guard with select corps of
ancers.
The Lords OF the Admiralty have Just ordered
that the Royal Marines serving on board all IN.
sh'ps OF war III commission, be increased 10 the
number which each class had during the late war
y lieutenant, sergeant, corporal and IA nrvates
have embarked in the Druid, &C. as the increase In
that class oiiriga,es. The number of seanen is mo,
TO be augmented.
The banking houses Of Mitchell, Mills S Co. and
OF tamplin & Co. at Brighton, resumed payment
9th March.
Mr. Rothschd had made arrangements 10 imno,,
gold into England, TO the amount OF $3.50 600
weekly.
In various parts OF the country the distress for
money was very great. An eminent Iondon
trading house sent agent into the northern conn,
tries, with Authority to collect debts 10 the amount
OF ~ou' uoo. Alter SIX weeks absence, lie return
Ell with .c500.
The bulletins from Windsor, of the 2s,b March
stated that :" His Majesty continued to 20 on ex,
tremely WE'LL
The wool trade in Cornwall and Devonsbire
continued N very depressed state The farmers
are holding ont Tor such prices as the mann,
iacuTers state they are unable to afford. and ,b.
consequence is, that the latter are seeking for SUM-
plies OF foreign wool, which is said to be very
plentiful in the London Market
II is ruInoured that lady, closely connectc1
VIII an exalted foreigner lately raised to one of
the highest and most dignfed stations in ,his l,;r
dom, Is shortly TO be led to the altar of Hymen.
by a gallant son of Mars, the near relative Of :,
Rev. Dignitary Of the Church of Ireland and of
Scotch Peer. This alluJes TO Miss Cation sister
Of Marchoness Wellesley
Ihe bishop OF Durham died in London on the
) 10Th March, at the age of 90. His immense wealth
dcscends to his nephew, Lord Darlington.
new aiicrPiece, entitled New Grand Ro-
mantle Fairy Tale, founded on Wieland's Oaeron
was produced at the Drury Lane Theatre on The
9th March, for the entertainment OF the hoIidav
critics, and received with the most raDturous am,
pause.
GEDhANY. The Austrian Government has
declared tina; the benefit promised bv the Vis,,a
Congress relative 10 the navigation of the Rhine
vas The Tree and uninterrupted navigation into Nh.
sea, and ifom the sea into the Rhine, for all ma
tons.
. The Emperor Of Austria has so far recovered
that the publication OF Bulletins is considered mo
Longer necessary.
1t isTumomed that the Archduke Ferdinand. e.
desi son Of the Emperor Of Austria, and Imperial
Prince, has beforehand renowned the throne.
through attachment 10 conteiDplative life The
act OF resignation Is said 10 be deposited in difFe
rent archives. Some 20 so far as to saw. that he
has taken orders, and Is destined for high EccIesas
j 'ical functions
ii Is said that the King of Prussia meditates n
Journey to the eastern frontiers TO review his gar
rlsons, and that he will NEE; with the Emoero,
Nicholas and also be present a. the coronation of
Constantine.
The Danish Admiral Lowenorn, died at Co
penhagen at very advanced age
RUSSIA The funeral ceremonies of the late
Emperor of Russia, where finished without anv
disturbance. Some movement was spprehended