Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
FOREIGN.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l3.-By the arrivals from
Havre, we have Paris files TO the 10th ul,. and
the Cortes brings London papers 10 the 9th, of
which the chief items will be found in our columns
this evening.
The British Oder in Council. admitting the i'm
portaion into England of certain foreign grain,
namely, oats and rye, and also OF peas and beans
must not he considered of much importance to this
country. Neither wheat nor flour, not even rye
flour are admissible under it, tho oatmeal is
The annexed Order in Council will show what
may be imported into England, and at what duties
From the London Gazette, Sept IL
BY THE KING IN COUNCIL.
Court at Windsor, Sent l.
Whereas, By the law now in force for rerulatinr
the importation OF corn, oats and oatmeal may be
imported into the United Kingdom, and into the
Isle OF Man, for home consumption under and
subject to the regulations of the several statutes in
that case provided, whenever the average price of
oats shall be at or above the price of 27s. per
quarter and peas may in like manner be import-
ed, whenever the price shall be at or above $50
per quarter. and by certain Act of Parliament
made and passed in the third year of his Maesiy's
reign, it Is enacted, that Whenever foreign corn
meal, Hour, shall be admissible under the proyi-
sioms OF an act passed in the 55th year of the
reign OF his late Majesty, entitled " An Act to
amend the law now in force for regulating the i'm
portation OF corn or under The provisions of the
Act passed in the tkir1 year of the reign of his
present Majesty, there shall be leviei certain dn
ties therein specified upon all such foreign corn
meal or flour, when admitted for home consum,
ton and whereas, by the weekly return of pur-
chases and sales of corn in the towns of England
and Wales, II appears that the average price of
oats and peas at the present time exceed the price
OF 27s. and SIS. per quarter and il appears that
the price of oats, well as that of peas is still
rising, and that the crop OF oats, and aso the crop
OF peas and beans, OF the present year. have failed
to considerable extent, aud that deficiency in
the crop OF potatoes is also apprehended in some
parts of the kingdom and whereas, if the impor
taiion, for home consumption, of oats, and oa,-
meal, and OF rye, peas, and beans, be not imme-
dately permitted, there great cause TO fear that
much distress may
And, under the acts aforesaid, no foreign grain
OF the above description, whatever NAV be the res
pectI'e average prices OF the same, can be adult
teu 70 entry Tor nome consumpi ion, till after the
10Th day OF November in the present wear. when
the next quarterly average, by which the admission
OF such grain Is regulated, will be made up, ac-
cordlng TO the provisions of sail Acts his Mai
esiy, with the advice of his Piivy Council, doth
order, and 1t Is hereby accordingly ordered, that
foreign oats and oatmeal, rye, peas, and beans,
whether warehoused or otherwise, shall and NAV.
from the date hereof, be permitted 10 be entered
INTO the ports of the Unired Kingdom, and of the
parties making entry of any such foreign oats.
oatmeal, rye, peas or beans, DO give sufficient
suretlfs, 10 the satisfaction OF the Commissioners
OF Customs, Tor the payment of duties not exceed
ing IN amount the duties hereafter mentioned in
case a!liament shall authorize the levy and recent
thereof, that is TO say Oats, per quarter. 2s ;
oatmeal, per boil, Is % rye, peas, and beans.
per quarter, - Cd. Aud his Majesty doth further
order, that such permission shall continue in force
he IL aph 81 ia
to be reckoned from the day of the next meeting
OF Parliament, unless the Parliament shall preyio
ous!y 10 the expiration of the said 80 DAYS make
provisions TO the contrary. And the Lords Com
mlssioners of his Majesty's Treasury are to give
the necessary directions accordingly.
{. G. GRANVILLE.
hls erdeT Is OF very little interest in this coun-
n.y. except IN so far as it may be prelude 10
more eXien-iye admission of foreign grains
The cOnvocatiOn of Parliament at so early d,v
as the 18th November, and the reasons assigned
ior II IN the proclsmatioH--namely, ' in order Ia
uespatch divers urgent and important matters -
nave gwen rise 10 some remarks in both the French
and the English papers and admission is thought
to DE made, in the taking this step, Of the enbar
raised state Of tie country. The Courier, however.
denies That there Is any thing particular or argent
elhsf IN the time or manner of the call, and as
signs as The principal reason for assembling the
q new one, and the many formslities, such as the
swearing ~ OF the members, the choice of speak
er, and other such incidental matters. These being
gone Trough before the Christmas recess, there
viii be nothing 10 prevent the Houses going into
business Immediately thereafter
John q. DIX, Esq. OF the u. S. army who arriv
ed yesterday in the Edward BonaiTe, from Hayre
Is bearer OF the commercial treaty between this
country and Denmark.
The Bfszllian Consul, Seaor Sodfe, has arrived
at Havre 60
II IS considered by the merchants of Alexandra
that any rise lh the price OF Cotton in Europe
ouId be un ortunate for them as it would induce
The Viceroy TO raise ii in Egypt to the price il
bore at beginning Of the season. In that case the
business would all be done on his account. IF on
The contrary be can get only low prices for the
SO'OOo bales he has got in England, unsold, he will
Try 70 sell at Alexandra, and will thus give some
room for speculation. BUSINESS was stilI d,,ll
here, and prices had fallen little more.
IL Is SAID that Messrs Rothschild have receivsd
dispatches from Moscow, announcing disturbances.
here some attribute TO them the delay of thecor-
,naiion.
There vas a severe storm az Iiavre on the 9Th
u September, which caused extensive iniufie, ON
ne coast. The ship Canasioga, Of PhiIsdelpba.
,nt into Dieppe leaky, and was on her beam ends
liner vessels were lost, or injured in various way.
ne English schr. Robert, was brought in by some
shefmen and a boat containing men. { oil
'hom were pilots, was lost, making IS children
Iphans. - The sea rose aud destroyed part Of a
ySe at Havre and on shore large trees were torn
= and carried TO considerable distance.
senior madid has arrived at Paris, on mission .
orr the government Of Colombia, and is supposed +.
; nave begun bis negotiation.