Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-04
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EIJROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New York. July 3l.-The packet ships Co
'umbia, capt. Graham, from Liverpool. and Queen
Nab, capt. Cunningham. f. ON Havre, arrived yes
terday morning. We have received by the former,
London papers and Lioyd's Lists to the 10th, and
Liverpool papers TO the 10Th inclusive; and by the
latter, Paris Journals TO the l4th and Havre TO the
18th. Our readers will observe by one of our Sc
lec,ons, that the .' celebrated American Senator
JOHN RANDOLPH, had reached England and made
his first appearance in public. I Gazette.
The elections for Members Of the House of
Commons going ON with much spirit, In the
City OF London, AID Thompson, MIR. Ward, Aid.
Waithman, and Aid. Wood, have been returned
MIR. Stanley has been elected for Preston-Cobbet
being one of the opposing candidates.
Lady Strangford, wife OF the British Ambassador
at ST. Petersburgh, died there on the Goth of May
after severe illness.
Accounts from Leipsic state that the Grand Duke
Constantine will not proceed 10 Moscow, as il is
feared that his presence there would cause some
new commotion
The Taunton Courier states tina, sum of no,
less than 100000 has been actually pockeied by
the gang OF sharpers who profess to have seats 10
Parliament for SALE
Grcecc.-The German papers state that great ex-
cesses had been committed by Greek pirates. The
English sloop Alacri,y was attacked by two pratt
calvessels, who mistook her for merchantmen
| airi finding their mistake endeavorcd to escape
They were pursued by the long boat of the Alacri-
ty, under Lieutenant Triscott, ran aground and
took to some ruins the Island of Ipsam. They
| were dislodged- leaving their wounded and the
vessels were burned by the captors. On the fol-
lowing day two more pirates taken and burnt
in similar way The pirates took to a fort from
| which they driven, but escaped. In these
rencontres tire English had three men and an Off
Ger severely wounded the Greeks had 10 killed and
20 taken prisoners.
The Captain Pacha's feet passed Zanie on the
80 OF May, and was reported 10 be going against
hydra. A military government, at the head of
which 10 Colocoron, is said by the Austrian Obser-
yer, to be established at Napo iii Romania.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June 18th.
The demand for Cotton Wool has been very
| langud, and prices trifle lower. The import
has been large, viz Is ,420 and the sales have
oeen moderate, amounting only to 7340 bags, viz.
ZOO Sea Islands, at I'D to.17d /; $3.50 Bowels, at
lid to lid 4l9 Orleans, at &. l. 10 Sd !;
l5o0 Alabamas, at lid TO l.S no Pernanis,
at 10 $50 to 10 34d ITO Bahia. s. Maranhams,
at I'D to Sid 2S0 Demararas, at s 3-4d
| 10 lcd $50 Egyptians, at I'd TO 3-4d and
100 Suras & Bensals, at Sd TO .d per ID.
| There was "a fair and steady demand for Cotton
on Saturday, the l7th the sales amounting TO 1900
bags, at former prices.
CORN EXCHANGE There was a fair attend
ance OF dealers al last Tuesdays Corn Market
For wheat the demand was dull, and the prices of
| the previous week barely supported-in Bonded
wheat there have been no sales.-- Oats were in
| improved demand at an advance of l IL to l-2
| per bushel.
From the Liverpool Mercury Of June I6.
MR. EUsKIssoN dsttdtic Excursion Yes
tcrday, the Directors of the lit tsof Dublin Steam
packet Company grati6ed our new representative
! and distinguished party of four hundred of the
| principal merchants OF Liverpool with an aquatic
| pyrr m he inarI ,ba ID
steam packet. The day favorable, and the
whole was extremely gratifying to all parties The
company's vessel, the Hbernia, was also in com
pany, and added, by her appearance, TO the general
effect Among those present we observed MIR.
Randolph, the distinguished American Senator,
whose urbanity and kind feelings towards England
were manifested on many occasions throughout the
day.
| After the company had par,aken OF the refresh
ments which were prepared in the very best style,
and with protusion Of all that was gratifying S,
necessary, MIR. Williams, in appropriate man
ner, proposed the health of our representative
and after having regretted that it had not been In
! his power to convince Mr.. Huskisson of the ardor
with which be would have promoted his return,
| concluded by hoping thai the union between the
town of Liverpool and their distinguished repre-
sentative might be permanent he was convinced
II would be satisfactory him, and beneficial 10
Liverpool
MIR. Huskisson returned his thanks in yerv
feeling and impressive manner, and assured the gen
tleRen present, that in urthering the interests of
Liverpool he should have the double qualification
OF doing his duty both to his constituents and to
his country. Mr. Husksson rose again 10 propose
the health of Mr.. Randolph one Of the senator's
OF sister kingdom, whose interest and prosperity
ne trusted would be always found to consist in an
union Of friendship and commercial intercourse
MIR. Randolph, in an extremely happy manner
paid several compliments TO this country. He said
America had derived many Of her best institutions
from Grea, Britain: she had initiated her in obtain
Eg the trial by jury, religious and civil liberty the
f1abeas Corpus act-and the power OF expressing
their opinion by their representatives; and he
trusted, In aluson TO the custom of giving expies
sion to feelings such occasions, that she might
be allowed 10 initiate her ain her minor virtues and
graces He spoke of Goblet, and said, that he
considered that Mr.. Goblet had qualified him
self for seat in the British House of Commons
10 the same way that some of he fair sex became
qualified for asi.uation in a Magdalen ASYLUM
MIR. Randolph, in handsome terms, proposed the
health OF the distinguished nobeinan at the head
of the British Government, whose title was taken
from the place where they were-t the Earl of Lii
verpool.
Mr.. Huskisson, after expressing his admiration
Of the Stesm-pscket Establishments OF Liverpool.
gave" Prosperity to Steam Navigation and
Mr.. Williams health.
The company having enjoyed the excursion, and
the uea, expectedly and handsomely prepared.
returned shore extremely gratified with the
compliment thus paid to Mr.. Huskisson and his
friends.
CAPTAIN FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION. |
(From Morning psper.)
We are sure that the friends of Can't. franklin
and his party and the public at large, will be graf
flied with the perusal of the folioIvino Latter fo,