Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05
From the New Y ork Gazette, February II
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ceiVe our regular niles, but are indebted to Capt.
X. for Liverpool papers OF the 26,h and %, from
which we have selected all that is Of the least i'm
Portance. There ia no, syllable Of news from
the Continent, in addition 10 last advices. A.
mong our extracts will be found letter from the
Duke OF Wellington to the Catholic Primate of
ireland, on the Roman Catholic question. This
important document is thus introduced to tine rea-
ders OF the Liverpool Mercurv by the editor Of
that Paper:-Ths document is calculated 10 strike
with terror Brnnswickers and Intolerants, and
rouse the friends Of civil and religious liberty,
proving, as it does, that Arthur Duke OF yelling.
ton-he who, but very short time ago, was con-
sidered the preur chepa!ier of intolerance and ex
illusions has been compelled, by the spirit of the
age, to abandon that inveterae hostility which he
at one time protested towards the cause of liberty
and justice, and to confess that the settlement Of
the Catholic question would be benefit to the
nation, and TO- every individual in il.
hat will the Bruins sickers say 10 this ,1ar,icu-
iariy when they remember that his Grace helped
the Dissenters 10 their rights when he considered
such concessions necessary to the well-being of
the state? AS for the Catholics and their friends,
LEI them not listen to his Graces advice about uf-
fering the cause TO sink into oblivion for a shot
time, since, if they do So they may be assured it
~iii remain there much longer than they calculate
upon. Let them be firm and united; above, all,
let them persevere, and success will speedily
crown their exertions."
Iouion paper states that at a council Of Minis.
tiers lately held at Paris, it was determined that
an expedition of $4,000 men should be sent TO Al
giers.-The army in the Morea to form part of
this expedition, which it is added, will be COM
manded in chief by Gen. Mason, who is to be
made Field Marshal. In the pos, of Toulon great
activity IS said to prevail. The frigates CybeHe
ana !phegenie were to sail for the Morea very
shortly.
The London Globe of the -25th saws, cit appears
by the official returns that in the month of Novem-
Der, 44O, 746 quarters of foreign grain, nearly all
wheat, paid duty for Home consumption, and ia
200 quarters, ". which however only l0I 99i
quarters were wheat,) remained in warehouse at
the end Of the month. The quantity Ct foreign
grain actually Introduced in November, and that
remaining available Tor home consumption at the
end OF the month, make, the efore, a ont $50 900
quarters in ALL Considerable importations appear
10 be still in progress so that the aggregate supply
to be derived from abroad promises to be greater
than, under the unfavorable circumstances of the
harvests OF other countries, could have been at
first anticipated
The British Minister for Foreign Affairs and the
French and Spanish Ambassadors had recently had
very frequent intercourse. 1t was understood 10
relate TO proposal for general amnesty to all
The Spanish Constituencies and the promuga-
ton OF charter.
Letters from Paris state, that a portion of the
French troops in the Morea, will return to France
Immediately, and the whole of them will leave as
soon as Col. Fabvier shall have fully organized &
fully disciplined under French Officers corps of
10000 OF the natives for the maintenance Of the
authority OF the President
"LONDON, Dec IL, 1928.
My Dear Sir: have received your letter OF
The 4th inst and assure you that you do me JUS
tice in believing that am sincerely anxious TO
witness the settlement of the Roman Catholic
Question, which, by benetitng the state, would
confer benefit on every individual belonging to
1t. But confess see no prospect of such set
Element. Party has been mixed up with the con-
sideraton OF the Question 20 such degree and
such violence peryades every discussion Of it, that
it is impossible to prevail upon men to consider il
dispassionately.
If we could bury it in oblivion for short
time and employ that time diligently in the con
Sdera;iOn OF its difficulties on all sides (tor they
are very greaO should rot despair OF seeing sa-
sfactory remedy.
:. Believe, me, my dear Sir, ever your most
faithful humble servant WELIING'rON
LoN Dun, thursday, Evening, half past I, !
18th December
IL is stated from Moscow under date of 18th IlIt
that notwithstanding the abundant harvest OF
wheat, in almost all the provinces most productive
OF the article, prices have been maintained very
high In the government OF Arel., TambofT and 9th
ers, owing TO the incessant demand kept I'm
for the ports ofthe Baltic, and the bad crops in 9th
er countries.
The same accounts are given from Tagauroe ,un.
der date of the 9Th Q7ih) ultimo. An ord err had
been received by commercial house from Trieste
Tor ZZ,o0O chetWeets, which Immediately forced
up the price OF the article from l2 to 10 roubles
II is not stated, however, how this order is TO be
executed, and under existing circumstances the
Black Sea wheat, through the Helespont is i'm
practicable.
AT the market Of Amsterdam, wheat rose from
10 to 10 forms on the 10th instant and considera-
bie purchases were made for expectation and spec
uIatlon, other kinds Of grain remained stationary.
Fr,ddy EUening, Dec. 20.-The imports, since
Tuesday, has been trifling. Wheat is shade low
err. Other articles generally dull, without yaria-
ton in prices.
BoEDED CoRN.-Within the last 2 or 8 weeks,
there have removed from the bonding warehouses
at this port, nearly $4,000 quarters OF Wheat, 1000
quarters oil Barley, 1000 qurts. Of Beans, & 1900
qnrts. OF Pease, for home consliInptiop.- FI,y
Packet.
- .,,s SEQ Co
"AsHTNGToN, Feb. 3.--In the Senate yester-
day. aresoiution submitted by MIR. farewell was
adopted providing for the annnintnnnrt az = -.