Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11

couIse between this country and the British Colo
MES. MIR. Canning remarked that as part OF the |
correspondence had been Ibid before the American |
Legislature, 1t was firing that the whole should be
published. Among rhsse documents are letter
OF Mr. Canning 10 Mr.. Gaa,in OF Nov IL. 1905,
one of Mr.. Gsllstin to MIR. Canning of Dee oS |
ISIS, aud reply OF Mr.. Canning to Mr. G,u,,;
OF Jan. q, lS27. These documents helm. or
dered to lie on the table, Mr. Hume asked II the
cores pondence FINAL Mr. CANINE ,enI;ed
'na' " he conceived 1t TO be anal, Tor be had had
the last " ODD
In letter OF Jan. -, Mr. Cannjn- info,rD. M.
Gal!atin that when intelligence was received of
proposition IN Congress TO acceGe to the tertns nj
the British act OF 1928, an instruction wa. so,, =,
MI Vaughan at Washington, grounded on tue b.
'el VI 'hS brI'ish government that Congress would
not separate, Without adopting The resolution II
that case, and upon receiving an a.en-,n.a -
the American government that The Restrictions a
charges on BRUSH shipping, and British coIon;,I
PIou"ce, would be withdrawn by the United States
MI Faughan was authorized to deliver a note
10 me American Secretary OF State declaring thu,
'he discriminating duties imposed upon Am.,;
can SHIPS anu their carSoes, IN he West Indies
should Immediately cease. Mr. ysuehap ,y.s =;
possession OF this instruction " hen lin. ,esoln,;o
was rejected. lie adds, i. was no mar, of NJ
TsuShan's duty TO make any Communicate, ,,ro,
the SUBJECT TO The American government b.Co,a ,b
result OF the discussion ascertained Web,ys
not time to enumeIate IN. several points of NJ,
/ Canning letter. After remarkipe tina, he hi
not allow himself TO be drawn az ain into n dis
cussion of topics already more than sufici.n,Jv
debated, Mr.. Canning concludes his letter with
assurances OF the most cordial desire. ON the mar,
Of Great Britain, TO cultivate the friendship NJ 81,
United States
The corn bill, framed in conformity with .bo
resolutions already published. mod fed only bv the
adoption OF the Imperial, in place of th. Win
chester messuIe' with corresponding alteration
OF the an cunts so as to o''ke the effect The same
was read the ID time in the House of Co,nmons
Ap il ,, and passed by a vote of 2i3 to ~ T'hs
bill Is TO take effect from the time at is na..ing
! In The House OF Commons, on the 3Oih Mach
/ MIR. Canning stated IN reply TO some remark. nv
! VT. ilerneyi respecting a cessor 10 L,rI II
VerpooI, That his associates ia the government
;el great unwillinsness to believe, during the
earlier period OF the calamity which had bei,iI.n
his noble friend that all hopes Of his recovery bd
expired. Alter such delay as wa- ihouaht ,~o,a,
communication had been made by the kim Ia the
ismiiy o! hi' loTdship, that it had become neccs.
sary 20 nil the vacancy in the cabinet, and il had
gwen great satistaction 10 know that the Earl
Possessed sufficient, consciousness on the arrival rs
! he communication, to understand its nature .od
appreciate its contents. No steps for 6II;r, IT,
vacancy, had been autheniicalIy Communicate m
the public.
convention between his Majesty and the E,n
peror OF Brazil, for the abolition of the Afr;ca,
o.. HONer ,l,ar
%, 1925, was pre-ented TO DO b Houses Of P,rIi.
ment on the 9Th of March. II binds Brazil 10
effect the extinction of the slave trade so far "a
she Is concerned, az the end OF thee years from
The ratification OF the present treaty Tie treaty.
IL dated November IS, 1926
The y iri OF Liverpool has recovered so s., ~
to signify his wish that his servants should M,
SIT up IN the sa;ne rnom with him all night WHEN
BE speaks, his utteTance is as loud az II was Ia.
tore HIS attack but he was still unable 10 hoId
/ conversation. Notwithstanding the wish of Iir
medical attendants TO divert his attention from
BUSINESS lie ia" eqHeHily expressed wish to have
! he Canine boxes IND official papers brought 10
him Ike had endeaVoTed to write tina va nro
vented by hi- domes,ics.
The trial oi the WakefieIds for the abduction nj
Miss Turner, came the Lancaster asiz.s
March % Nj. Bl:on bullock, in charging the
jury SAID lie evidence az applicable 10 the case III
EdW ard Gioron Wakefield and William WsL.f.rJ
was so siroag and conclusive, ss 10 render :, .r,-
20 's!oie that any doubt should exist as tn ,bai
participation IL tie conspiracy 10 Garry off IN.
young lady from school without the consent of b.r
parents, win The intention 10 marry her 80 FL
~ard W"Ssheld' and this they completed wien
they got 10 Manchester; any Consent of her,s a.
terls ards however rec, could not aff.ct H. -
Dict The consent arose out 81 the delu-iors mar
Used upon EcT The Jury, after concerning tore,
In the bos Tor short TUE, retired; and IN anon,
three qIarters Of an hour, returned iii ve,Jic,
81 Stliy 'EaihSt al Three OF tne defendants L. q
and ". Wakefield, motion OF the atto,rey of
the crown were ordered 10 be committed and ,ys-a
AIKEN from The court.
at lie sale OF tome shares IN Drury Lane Thea
TIE, II vas stated thai before Mr. Price. the n,as
sent !cssee took tie thestfe, there were bend DOM
10 tho amour; OF no less than .ccG 600: the, - |
mount waS NOW reduced % lee, ihan & 6 coo and !
IN the course OF two years it was cutie certain ,ba
The theatre would be entirely out OF debt. and The |
shareholders receive dividend. The amount ~, |
property belonging to tie theatre was at ofe,.o,
alb out ECO, 600.
Tie papers furnish variety Of repu.ts If the
sale oi the Duke Of Xork's furniture, palniiog.
wine. trinke'r, &c Sc
The ship Commerce. with cargo of aeae,.l
goods consigned 10 persons at Liverpool iyino =,
he Pile OF Foudre. discovered al o;e,ork
I. III TO be on ire. Among other goods. yvers
4uO halt barrels OF gunpo der. Exerfions were
used to eXiIGgui-h the fire, but on o,e,ir, the
matches, 'be H'mes were 80 near he runoocydsr !
that iBe oaiy step left for the crew, was - uaLs
ihelr escape as last as possible. This tbey effect
ell IN safety but the vessel blew up FIVE Ynjn,,,es !
after they lett Il. st this time there ere .ta,,, |
~ or ~ vessels lying not far from the Commerce.
OF these only one sustained any damage which I'D
ne lotion OF her boat broken TO pieces Lv so,,e
OF the falling fragments Of timber; the Commerce
was iiierslly shiYsreJ 10 pieces, there %, being
piece Of timber ltit more than feet lonr. r.
cargo was also blown IN almos. every direction.
an anchor and part Of chain cable. were bro,yn
over another vessel TO the distance OF 2Oe ,srIs /
In The place where the Commerce MAS Ivi,g
cavity ~ sunk IN The sand to HE dep OF IL or Is
icct. Ihe loss OF the vessel and CARGO .u,,.