Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
Flee DAYS Later from England.


NoRFoI.K, August 10. by the fast sailing ship
William Brown, Capt. M'Kown, arrived yester-
Eay in Hampton Roads, from Liverpool, MIR. Ly-
FORD received London papers TO the 2Sth and Liver
lpool to the 29th June.
The elections occupy the greatest space in the
npapers. Goblet was completely distanced in the
Hrace al Preston, he having 924 votes and the op-
Hposng candidates having from double TO quadruple
that number. The military towards thu close
oil this, as well as of several other elections called
in to keep the people in order beautiful COM
mentary on British liberty.
Mr.. Huskisson had returned to London.
Orator Hunt appears to have been as unfortunate
4 as his quandam friend Goblet, being left with a
1 miserable minority
IRELAND. The Orange interest has been put
down by the election in Waterford. BeIeslord is
left out by large majority.
One of the corvettes built for the Pacha of E
gypt, at Marsees, left that port on the 18th June,
under French colours and conveyed by French
corvette
Complaints continued to be made of the depre-
dations of the Greek pirates.
Accounts from Consan,inople state that all ap-
pearance OF a Misunderstanding between Russia and
the Porte had subsidized. The ratification of the
treaty, however, was not expected from St. Pc
tersbursh by the end of January Disgusting
sights were exhibited at Constantnople, particular
y on the walls of the Seraglio the manged forms
Of the Greeks, particularly the heads and ears of
the heroes who had signazed themselves in the de-
fence of their country
The Turkish fleet had sailed at last; line of
battle ships and heavy frigaes. They join the
Captain Pacha the Dardanelles and it is said pro-
coed to Hydra.
a letter from Constantinople says, &" think the
Greek cause is hopeless and l believe the Greeks
think so themselves
= The Duke of Devonshire, Ambassador Extraor-
binary from Great Britain to Russia, has arrived at
st. Peersburgh.
London Markets, June 81 The Cotton mar
ket was rather more brisk last week; the follow
ing are the quotations: Pernams 10 l-2; Bowels 7
3-S; Surats 3 A 1-2; Bengsls Sd 3-4; all
in bond, and duty paid.
Money Jhdrhcts- The proceedings In the mo-
ney market are totally devoid OF interest. Con-
sos have declined about quarter per CT since the
commencement olbusiness, and now remains steady
at 10. The new per. cent. Script is about 3 Ii
PREM; and Exchequer bills to pm. Very few
transactions in foreign securities have taken place,
and those at former quotations.
Ltrerpo0t Cotton Market, June 90 We
have experienced little more animation in the
market since our last report, but the prime pal
demand has been for ordinary to fair Bowed, Or
leans and Mobile, which having been freely offered
by the importers, have met with more easy sale
at reduction OF an 18th to Id per Id. Finer
sorts of Bowed, well as Brazil generally, are
held at steady prices in other descriptions also,
no alteration be noticed. About 1000 bags of
American have been taken speculation, and
600 to 700 American and Brazil for exportation
making the total transactions $500 bags Bowed
6 1-2 l-2; OIleans IL o; A! bamas 6 IS
273-4.
LONDON, June 2S.
Money JNarket.- (From the city y There
was moi single circumstance worthy of observa-
lion in the transactions of yesterday Either The
heat of the weather, or the siagnant state of do
nestic trade, the absence of all foreign news
had produced langour amounting almost 10 a sus-
pension in every branch OF the market The pri-
of almost every kind of security were as nearly
as possible those of the preceding day The names
n of the Blackburn manufacturers, mentioned in our
paper yesterday, are Birly and Hornby, not Bailey
aud Ormby
The Gazelle frigate built for the Pacha of
Egypt, was insured yesterday at Lloy6's at three
per cent. and warranty was given that she was
tobe accompanied by two French frigates from
Marseilles to Alexandra.
Extract Of a letter received at Lloyd's, dated
Smyrna, May, 3d. Our present object is to ac-
quaint you, that although Mr. Consul Very and
Captain Hamilton have eyinced every disposition
20 remedy the growing evil of Greek piraces, on
the personal representation of merchants, il has
been deemed right TO address letter the Consul,
: which is now in course of signature by the mer-
chants, earnestly requesting His Msiestys Ambas-
sador, Captain Hamilton, and the Admiral of
Malta, may be solicited TO grant every protection
in their power, by conyoysup and down the Archi-
Peiago, and by placing greater number of small
cruizers on the station"
Extract of letter received al Lords from
Fonstantinople, dated the 26th May The
Stranger, Corovana, Maltese, is arrived here,
having been pIundered by two armed Greek yes
iels off the Island Of Zea. A Genoese in company
shared the same fate. TIE British ChaDppion,
arrived 70 day, was conveyed from Smyrna, and
learn that the merchants Of that place were about
20 apply for general conveys for all vessels com
ms into the Arches, as seems now TO be granted to
ell that leave Smyrna in that direction"
PORTUGAL BY the ship William, arrived
at New York from Lisbon, which she left on the
10Th Of June, intelligence is received that the en-
press of Brazil was daily expected there, 10 take
the throne Of Portugal, as the successor 10 be late
king, and that a British squadron of two o. three
T4gun-sbips and several other vessels, was cruising
of and lying in the hsrbor Of Lisbon
BRAZIL BY the brig Hetta from Maranham,
we have received files Of papers to 9th July. The
latest principally taken up with the ceremonies
in honour Of thelaie King Of Portugal
The Kings speech at the opening Of the Ma
tonal Assembly is published, in which he states
chat public tranquility reigns in the empire, with
Che exception Of the Province Cisplatins The in
dependence Of Brazil, says ne, was recognized On