Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

hopes which we were led TO indulge of his Majes-
" being enabled TO visit town, in order to hold
Council and receive the Recorders report, for
the present disappointed. This we state with deep
regret, both concerns The health of his Majes-
ty, and the fate of the long list Of unfortunate
persons who struggle with the mental anxiety Of
life or death in Ncwga'e. His Majesty. 1t it said,
had fresh attack of cod on Saturday and Sun
day, which prevented him from leaving his a
pariment. The truth is-snd the truth ought not
ITO be concealed any ipnger-it is absolutely ne.
ress,ry that. bulletins OF his Mojesty's health,
should be published. We further regret to add
; that Ills Royal Higincss the Duke Of Clarence is
in very desponiing and reriious state. lie is
subject to s?asmodc attacks, which are increasing
IN their severity and the danger that accompanies
them.
O'Clock, p .N-Wc hare JUS, received Paris
papers 90 tho S0th Of Nov. 81 the packet ship
Char!emagpe, Capt. Robinson.
We see no confirmation OF the account Of The
battle between the Russians and Turks at Shum-
Ia, in which the latter were stated to have lost
80 900 men.
! The King Of England had partially recovered
from his illness, and gave audience to a number Of
Foreign Ministers-among them was the Ameri.
. can Minister.
, An intrigue, il seems, ia on foot In liverpool
to deprive Mr.. Huskisson of his seat in Parliament
. for that town.
The Banking House Of Frys and Chapman, OF
Ut. Mi'dred's Court, Poultry, has failed Great
! panic prevailed and many more stoppages were
pecicd.
Sir Vim: Eiired's. Bank in Plymouth has stopped
I payment.
+, The payments into the Exchr9uer. and other
obvious causes, always create a temporary ecarci
! ~ oil money towards the end of the year; but
TINS year the scarcity seems to have occurred ear
Tier. Several unusual circumstances have added
tot. The Provincial Bank OF Ireland has found
II necessary TO make prepar atoms against run up
| on their Branches, and has withdrawn very con-
siderable sum Of money from London for tina; pur-
pose The large corn importations have occasion.
ed corresponding rem.tances 70 the Continent The
recent faif1fes in Glasgow, Of which exaggerated
accounts at first appeared, have excited some dis
trust, and proportionate difficulty in obtaining
discounts.
The Augsburg Gazette contains the following
intelligence, dated from the frontiers of Waiachia
Nov 5: According to accounts from Crajowpa,
Ten Gesimar has reapei new iaure!s by the sue
cess o; formidable attack on tie Turks in their
important position at the t6tte-dc-pont of kaiafat
of which he succeeded in making himself master
S'istria IS yet Seseiged. II appears beyond doubt
That the Russians vii, maintain their positions on
! this side tie Danube throughout the whole line
! from arna and Ss'iia. passing through Bazark-
jiS, which Is NOW being fortified as place of de.
fence Since the fall of Varna, the Grand vizier
and Paraviia"
From he y: Y: e. Post. ian. 10.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
we have looked over since last evening the pa
peFs mentioned by us yesterday as received from
Harvre by the Montana and Charlemagne. By
The columbia, Captain Delano, which arrived last
evening from London, London dates TO the pd of
Dec' nave also been received. In the mass of
papers received by these arrivals we do not find so
large proportion OF important political news as
might nave been expected from the ieng, of time
that has elapsed since the last arrival, and from
'he moInen'ous questions which now agitate the
eastern continent.
London papers OF Nov. 2lst mention that ,Sbea,
is now admitted into the British ports for home
consumption a. the lowest duty. The London
iiaes says that steam engines actively chi
IN rFlf.fr
that ii may be mixed with -four. Its three times
as heavy and costs only farihing pound so that
me speculation Is an exceedingly profitable one
MF. Barbour, our Minister to England, had his
hrst audience OF the King, at Windsor on the 2lih
OF November. and delivered his credentials.
The account of great battle between the Rus
SLAMS and Turks near Shoumla is not confirmed.
Il IS probably fabrication. In Armenia the force.
active hostilities. He has reduced three PROVINCES
SIX iortreSses, and three forts. One OF the for
tresses was garrisoned by 80, 900 Turks
Don Miguel has met with serious accident
IN 'ne o',i Oh November he was going with his
sisters to his palace Caixas IN an open Carriage
drawn oy four white mules He calls his mules
Consftufioud!iSts,a land on this occasion thew shew-
ed rehellious spirit, which fairly entities them to
me name. iakiag fright at something on the
roau they set oil at full speed, and coming in con-
tact with post upset the whole party. Don Mi
gueIs thigh was broken, and the two Iniantas
somewhat hurt
~, eu''istaiices attending the election OF Sir
alter Scott to the Office of Rector of the Uniyer-
sitg o. Glasgow, arc said to have been far from fat
tering, and ut such nat ure as 10 preyen, him
from accepting the honor He was electedby the
casting vote o. DR.. Gibbs, the Vice Rector whose
power 10 vote Is questioned Sir Walter has there
lore sent IN his refusal of the Office which will
probably be conferred on Mr. Campbell
Tue French papers say that system Of perse-
cutlon Of the press seems TO prevail to great ex-
tent al this Inotuen. IN the Netherlands. For some
time The journals OF that country have been chief
iy filled with reports and article relative TO ac
TONS brought against editors of Journals.
ne London University has already three hun
dred and ninety four ,:ujents.
a commission vii! be sent from France 10 ex-
pioFe lie Aiorea. consisting Of an architect IA.
tura'ist and an an,iquary
brunswick Clubs 10 oppose the project of Cath
ohc emancipation are actively forming in various
parts Of EnyIand.
LONDON, Nov. 81.
There has been much curiosity in the city re.
speeding The average OF Wheat, which on the las.
six weeks, by which the duty is regulated. has
been declared al rs ld,and ali Wheat consequent
~ now III bond i' admissible for home cousurnp.
ton at duty OF is only The quantity of bonded
" heat IN this country, including the ou;ports as
wen as London, does not much exceed three hun.
dred thousand quarters. No lower duty than Is
Whatever The advance Of price, is PAYABLE on
neat, so that the whole OF that bonded will noat
Hkeiy be brought OF once into the market, and its
effect consequently upon the prices becomes an
siiilr OF great moment among the dealers in grain
Domestic wheat, il appears, has no,y moi only
reached, but even passed that price at which the
duty upon the imported article is lowest That
which is bonded, therefore, will be let out and we
ierVehuy nope flesh importations will take place
before the severity OF winter commemorative