Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20
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Funds. June 7th. - ConsoIs opened at Sd 8 g
i-2 dropped TO 81 s Ia, and improved again 10
S9 Ia. Colombian bonds 20 3 10 30
Mexican 6S i-2 Anglo Mexican Mines 80 dis.
count. uuiied Mexican Is dis. Balonas IGO
DIS Tib, O'clock Consols So a $751; Tie
State OF affairs between Russia and Turkey r.ia-
tive to Greece, and the probability OF the interfe-
renee OF the Englrh government. - well as the
disturbed state oil the public mind at Paris are Civ
en- as the causes of the decline. Colombian ( per
cent Bonds had further decline Of nearly tive rer
cent, and are quoted at % 4.
Letters from Brussels state, that q Cabinet Cou.
rier from St. Pete rbuigh had passed through that
city Tor London, and IL was inn cilateIy reported
that The Emperor Nicholas had decided on re
course 10 arms sgains the TuIks and that a large
armament was preparing at ST. Peier.bursh. The
the day.
tFrem Is London San, Jn.e :
The Etoiie classes under Lies of the Dav the
statement made by the Journal des DEFEATS tina,
Russia Is shout TO have recourse TO arms against
."e Auiks' bul makes no observations on that sub
jsct.
The Pope has nominated TO several If ,b.
vacant Bishopricks in the new States of Sou,b
America. The new Prelates appear princinaIIv
10 be persons already possessing cs.irch dign,ie in
the respective dioceses over which they are to he
placed.
/, is with much regret that we observe the ,abIes
OF both Houses OF Parliament crowded with tho
petitions OF Dissen,ers for the abolition of the
Hest and Corporation Acts. Without ente,ing
into the merits OF their case is impossible mot n,
nsappIove the stirring of that question a, present
by the breaking up of he late Cabinet the 6rienIs
oil rational liberty have reason TO expect at no dis
tant period. decided and visible Improvement in
the condition OF society, the final REIMBURSEMENT
OF those narrow views, which regarded the " hoI.
as born Tor the benefit OF the few and The subs,i
luton oil new syrtem equally removed from the
rfTrat ill., al.
me Radical Heformer. But if no time is given IN
take advantage of that dispensation of msrciG,lI
providence; ii, whilst the friends of abuse are still
hndaunted by their late overthrow the hancs of
The new administration are TO be cIogged bv the
a'serters OF civil liberty, can see in such con
uue' no'iog but source OF triumph to the Orange
men, and OF anxiety to tho-e who are DESTROYS of
sharing with their fellow citizens the ines,imable
privileges Of the British Constitution
But strange, altogether, is the conduct of some
OF these Oisseniers Whilst full alive to the 5is
abilities under which they themselves labour. thew
nave no sympathy with the Roman CathoIics. snf
irrns under Infinitely greater wrongs; and in
stead OF masking common cause with them in tho
assertion OF civil right, they too of Ell swell with
Inelr names the lie OF petitions against Catholic
Emancipation.
GENEVA, May 25.--A few days since we had
mere young man from the Grand Duchy Of pa
sen, who has served a captain Of shin under
Miaus, and wen, home last year 10 see his family
pli Is now returning 10 the Greek fleet where he is
the only European. The accounts which he gave
OF the situation OF Greece were very decouraeino
and though bis whole heart is lie oted 10 the men,
PIE and their cause, he considers The ensuing cam
Pafgn as their last, unless HE enemy's force bv
sea and lsnd, IL completely disabled. The princi-
Pal dependence is to be placed on Lord Cochrane
ana his success Even the people themselves who
are quite exhausted and in want of alIuos, ev,rv
hng, do not Ensemble that heir fte must be short
lie hnrsHP I
impossible 10 speak with more truth aud enthusiasm
OF the nation, OF its character and the MANY qood
Qualities, than he does; while the other hand he
cannot mud terms strong enough 10 express his CEN
tempt Of the chiefs of this unfortunate nation. II.
mas set out TO day for Genoa, here he will emboIk
ioT Greece.
Letters from Paris, received this uornine. men
tion that information had been received fforn Ma.
did, that the Duke San Carlos has been epoointed
Ambassador TO the Court of France, instead Of be-
ing appointed Prime Minister of Spain. Il -
also stated, that such is The state of public feel
ing IN Barcelona, that there lie every reason 10 De-
Ieye that the province will shortly be in state Of
reyolt.
FROM LIVERPOOL
The packet chip New York, Cap vain Bennett
arrived yesterday from Liverpool ~ bicb he Ift nm
the morning Of the Slh ul having been detained al
the Rock by bead winds ill that day. BY her " p
have received our London files of the hIo-ni,,
Herald, New Times. a las ohm Bull. BeI's liz
IN Londsn, with line Liverpool Albion and Man
chester papers
Mr.. Canning introduced bis budget in Parlis
ment on the LIST OF June. a deficit in the pub |
SIC revenue, with the prscticabily and necessity
o. relTencbments in expenditure, were Admitted.
The Corn Bill was suil in progress. with a MAJ |
iurity in favor of the ministry
The news from Greece is favorable. Lord
Cocbrane was reported to have struck sreatLlo,v
Of what nature not mentioned.
In China, The wfole province of Caslear. was
said to have joined The rebeliious Tar.srs.
Letters OF the 7h uli. from Liverpool state iba,
on the 9TH and 9Th the demand for Cotton was
extremely brisk. 10000 bales being sold.) and
prices obtained which could not be realized 4,
the close Of the previous week. On the h and TtL
tie demand slackened, bat prices did not give way.
and the sales for the week would amount to about
10000 bales.
In the Lords, on the 9Th, the bill 10 divorce Mise
Turner was read third time and passed A qaes-
ton was ked by the Marquis OF I,,ndoDjetr,
when the pspesr relative 10 the Foreign Office De.
paftTnent would be presented, TO which Lord DuI
ley replied that they were in slate Of preparation
end would be laid on tie table as soon as thew
Y ere ready.
-Hmeyicoa Funds, lime ?. Three per cents.
~; Elves Of 1921. o. i~2; Sixss OF 1918, 50
~; do. OF 1914, 80 81; Canal Fiyes, &C. Bank
Shares, S2l 10 TO ga 10.
An amendment 10 the Corn Bill was adop'eJ
~ 70 ~, in the House Of Lords on the Isl pro
resed By the Duke Of Wellington he effect of
"deh ls 20 prevent corn from being taken out Of,
oond, WI The average price Of wheat shall be Cos
The Globe considers this either a nfscLisyous
blow at ihe warehousng system, or ffick III tbs
Duke OF Wellngton's TO get rid Of the bin sltoee
lfer.
The debate on The Corn BIZ was 70 be ,sns,.di