Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
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FROM LIVERPOOL.

kFOuRTEEN DAYS LATER.
NORFOLK, Feb. &c. BY the ship Richmond
Captain Ctabree, arrived in Hampton Roads from
Liverpool, in 81 days passage. Mr.. Lyiord has
received Liverpool papers TO the 7th OF January
The most prominent item OF intell sence by
This arrival is the death OF the Duke Of York, who
paid the debt OF nature on Friday evening the 9th
of January, al 20 minutes past g. at the house of
The Duke OF Rutland, aged G.. His remains were
10 be inferred In the royal mausoeum at Windsor
On the 10Th otJan., and Preparations were making
to pay the utmost respect TO the,u. The papers
are lavish in their euiogiums on the character of
The Duke, without, however, overlooking the
dark side Of it. In of them is memoir OF
the deceased. extracted from the Edinburg Week
!y journal, evidently written by Sir Walter Scott.
in which The writer's penchant for ROYALTY rather
got the better oil the reproving spirit of the mora
Ns'. 1t ID, however, much less tinctured with
pariialty than 1t would probably have been, if
written By any other individual equally strong in
his attachment TO principles. One cannot bu,
smile al such sentence as this the RELIGION
OF the Duke OF York was sincere''- on couplns
1t with the Iarnentable Acknowledgements which
shortly follow, of bis unconqaerable passion for the
turf, Tor deep play. and for Mrs. CIarkei
Lord Weiiinston,i 1t was understood, would sue
ceed the Duke OF York as Commander in Chief of
the Army.
GREECE IMPORTANT The following
IS extracted from The London Times: There -
al length good ground for congra,ulating Europe
on the adoption OF final and decisive measure ON
oenaii OF Greece by the three great powers of
Great Britain, Rance and Russia. The Cabinets
OF London and ST. Petersburg had, some time a.
co. transmitted their ultimatum to Turkey on this
SUBJECT. Ihe Court OF the ruiii-ries has acced ed
10 the policy OF lis allies within the last ortnipht
and resistance by Turkey to their Joint demands
Is wholly out OF the question. The point Insisted
on amounts 10 nothing less than a full RECOGNITION
ny the Forte, OF The absolute and entire indepen-
dence OIL the Greek nation, which recognition is
10 be othcialiy communicated TO The parties re-
quiing by given day; failing which the am
bassadors Of the allied Christian Courts are %,
that same day, simultaneously 10 quit Cons,anti
nople. Consus at the expiration of the nj
ti.na,um, 10 BE- sent to Greece from E,el,nd
France and Russia
o. the affairs in the Peninsula the following ex
tracts furnish the latest intelligence.
LONDON, January Is
People in the City look with much ans;e,v IN
fae movements OF the Spanish army towards Por
iusal, and infer from the fact OF Ferdinand having
suddenly received the means of eguipping IL. ;lat
'hcse is some powerful supporter behind the cur
tain.
The relations with America, too, are objects Of
soiicItude; aud the orders understood to have been
gwen 10 despatch five sail Of the line and three fri
gates 10 the West Indies, have added to rather Than
decreased this feeling.
10 Judge from present appearances, The money
market Is not likely TO improve until the public are
IN possession oil ~ C further pacific inieIIigence
al this monet IT cannot be denied thai much
doubt, and even apprehension, is entertained bv
many among The monied interest bu, that is bv no
means the with the public at large The erea,
majority is decidedly OF opinion, i6at Ferdinand
Will never be rash enough TO oppose the united
wishes OF France and England; and that. tberefo,e
every move which is made had been previ
ously resolved upon by the allies. The following
are the last prices - per Cent. Consols IS ~:
3per Cent. Reduced 70 rs; 3 l-2 per Cent
heduced, 80 3 4 8; per Cent. 1926, "a s,l:
Long Anuui,ies, Is rs; India Stock. 233 n
Exchequer Bills, "a pm, Consols for Account ,
1912 So.
Conso!s Tor Inc account opened al 80 this morn
Ing, bat gradually declined afterwards TO 70 l. 2
Do, at which price The market closed There
were no adverse political rmnors. as is usual 10
such cases, put in circulation, 20 that .be onlv
explanation oil The iali that could be given was,
the state OF the account, aud threatened deliveYv
of stock to large amount, by one Of the princi.
pal bankers, on the account day. No express has
arrived from Paris, but the political gossip in the
home circles IS said to be strongly In favor of
speedy, well as quiet termination Of the nresen,
discussions. II is affirmed that the desoafebe, re-
ceved on Saturday from Madrid, and which were
Transmitted the same evening to Mf Canning a,
Brighton, leave nothing 10 be settled of the poiit
zeal part oil The discussions, and that the rest ia
likely to cause serious difficulty
The Spanish army Of observation, on the Por.
tuguese frontiers, is to be limited, il is said IN
5000 men, and some doubts are entertained vhs
fber eventual number can be supplied in the pre.
sent state OF Ferdinand's military force.
The news from the Peninsula is still of con-
aictins unceftln character. Mr.. Lamb bad not
iiited Madrid on the ID uIt but letters of tina,
tie state (sceordiog 10 the Quo'idienne) that the
tsnish Government, without BEING af.rned =, ,L.
eats Of England, is actively preparing the
ans OF defence, 10 order, that il the British
obioet should proceed TO acts Of aggression, Spain
aay not be taken uoproyided." Troops are bro.
cseding in all directions the frontiers Of Portu-
gal, and several parks Of artillery, it is said, have
isksn the same direction. Some regiments have
also, been despatched TO the camp of San Roque.
70 gelsb 's'0'al:sF. The Journal dss Deba.s states