Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-23
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NEW y DIRK, Feb. l9-The packet ship has broup hi
says the Gazette our regular files of Liverpool and
London papersthe former the 10 h. the la,tor to the
10Th uli.
Sir Thomas Lawrence. President of the Royal Acad-
my, txi.ired on the 18th ult.
IT'S stated that France is endeavoting to persuade
the Viceroy OF Egypt TO assist in besieging Aigiprs
The King of Eng land had been ill., and il .aiJ il, m
London Sar to have been bled the extent of Gity
ounces in week. "
Mooc's Life of Lord Byron has made it's appearance
in London.
The Trade 10Th North .america.-Amony The NOR.
chants and others connected with the trade carried on
between TIL. country and North America, the arrival
OF the Presidents CHI has created more tb,n usuai
interest," but diversity Of opinion appears TO exst "a
to whether any alteration will be made in the Tariff
which will place the import into America Of British
on more favorable footing than pre-
Sent, The feeling however,is, that some alteration
will be made.
The state Of trade continues in most places to be sill
greatly depressed, and presents some are.
on when we may remark in our next. The market
At Hndder.fed has been unusually brisk; at Black
nurn 'hero are symptoms OF improvement, and notvvh
standing the frost which locked up the Canals the sale.
have been considerable. The bank of Birch, Ys,e. &
Co. IN Siaior'shre, has stopped payment, hut the bu
s'nrss had not been OF ssture to afec trade
BOLTON, Jan. S.-There il visible inpt oyeme nj in
the state Of trade since our last notice and good
fancy weavers are in demand. At Preston there has
oeen an adv'-ce OF 81 per cut tape checks and
work in that is in gre alter abundance.
The American Minister had a long conference ON
the IL with the Duke OF Well ol at the Treasury
duel had been fought in Bait rsea Ii eds between
an lri.h gentleman, Mr. Oliver CLAYTON and auotbet
gentleman from Limerick The dispute between the
parties arose from the dscuso of the Cathoc cues
ton MIR. Clayton was killed.
american Stocks, Jan H.-Louisiana, B,rings 90:
Ohio Six per cent. lo5 Five do. do 81 50; Penn.
sylvania, 81 l-2 a 90
LIVERPOOL, Jan I6.-Th-re has been very little
news Of any interest all ,at this week The snounc.
m mt in the Standard OF a change of administr alton
was, according TO tina, veracious Journal 'premature
i he Duke 81 Wellington ' directs the cabinet, but
h+ evident, from some recent movements in high pIa
ces, that considerable discomfort prevails ira certain
quarter The Minister'S il is said find necessary TO
restrain the inclination OF their Royal Master for what
The Times calls bauble-; and the restrictions which
hey wish TO impose, have not been acceded TO with
the usual graciousness OF majesty. We do not, of
course vouch Tor all this; bur it il apparent that the
Premier does not repose bed of roses. MIR. Vesey
Fitzgerald quits office, in consequence of i'll hea th;
and rumours are abroad Of port ant changes
Cabinet dinners prevail, and at these entertannen Mt.
are discussed IN Iters serious than the
OF french cookery The next session promises to be
stormy
There appears 10 be difficulty respecting the
appointment of Prince Leopold to the throne of Greece
u ue continental powers consent, it is questionable
whether the Greeks themselves would accept a ruler
appointed by strangers. 1t would, certainly be for
their advantage, tranquility would probably be the
consequence, and peace is necessary teach them the
value OF good government The Prince however il is
reported, has declined the honor intended him. and pre-
ers the ease Of an English agrculturis TO the danqo
rous elevation OF a Greek throne.
The French Legislature not meet till the I'd of
maIch; and while some see in this proof of Prince
Polgnacs confidence the liberals from il
his speedydownfdli. The following is from the Journal
DIES Debas.
PARIS, Jan. 0.The Oiinance for the Convocation of
me Parliament is issued. Our first thought is to
bless the royal wisdomi has closed the abyss of fear
1T has placed barrier against which the olles of the
Ministry viii be destroyed. Henceiorward the future
Is ours and the Ministers Lelong TO il no more
They may cast their regards beh nd il tbev will
they may remember The time when they mig ut very
morning alarm the public Vain regrets his time i
france there is now the Ordinance OF Convocation-
1t is a Styx which they cannst rspas4 and which en-
closes them face TO face with their Judges.
constant interchange OF courers has taken place
between Vienna and ST.. Petersburg Tbi, h., give n
l'e 10 various runouTs; some contend, that il reat es
10 military measures, Tor preserving monsrchical prin-
cipes from the contagion OF liberalism, while others
thlnk' that the anxiety of the G rman aud Russian
courts; has reference only the OF Greece The
emperor oil Austria, however, anxious in these
i"s OF peace, TO provide himself with The means Of
war; for he has not long since contracted for a ne
loan OF 80 millions Of Iivres Maria Louisa has COM
pleiely recovered; but her son, the DIke oil sich.
s'adt Is FAR from being a free agent-IIs movements
are watched with jealous suspicion.
The winter is felt in .rnany i'm all its rigour The
Rhine is slmost wholly foz n over
me hIng oil Spain still contempIates the subjugation
OF Mexico His ministers divided in opinion respect
ing The means, and well the may.
LONDON, J'n l5.-The absence OF all inform alton
about the French LON tended rather iten the Con-
sol market, where business very limited scale
and the closing price Tor the account was 50 TO 243
I'D per cent lower than yesterday. The per cents
ana S2 per cents, however, keep up and fully maintain
former prices.
The answer from the Russian Cabinet citing the
elevation oil Prince Leopold 70 the Sovereignty Of
Greece Is asserted to havs arrived and OF an eua
s'oe nature. The Greek Navy has cost los 900 Span.
i'h dollars (near 5O,O00i) since IS23.-Plrae, again
lhies the Archipelago Some pirdtcil vessels, fitted
out by the Turks in Gambia, have pluniercd Spanish
merchantmen and massacred her crew.
FROM CADIZ.--We learn from Capt Bukup. from
Cadz, that there was political of Importance
wheh ne sailed. Great reIoicings had taken place
throughout spain, account of the recent marriage of
the King The persons who had lately been convicted
oil piracy, were TO have been executed Immediately af
Ter Christmas. business very dull at Cadiz.
~ y. Gazette.
Cadz papers of the 18th and 18th December recciy
ed by the Editors of the New York Journal OF Com.
nerce contain detailed accounts Of the tour OF the Row
al family from Valencia, through San Felipe Almonza
NiInaya, Pedcrnoso Corral de Almaguer, Arronauez
&c'' TO Madrid, during which they were every where
greeted with the highest demonstrations of low Many
oil the towns through which they passed were illum
nated-several riumphal arches were rased-many
persons had the honor Of kissing their ROYAL hands
bands oil music inscriptions sautes and other tokens of
eXultaton marked their progress towards the capital
where they arrived December 1Ith The oyerl1owinos
oil Joy which This suspicious event has produced i'm the
pubic mind have exceeded says the paper all that can
be imagined!
The paper Of tha Goth consins comet 70 The King
on his ma rage with the Princess Donna arit Chris
tina, Of Naples.
BY decree of 26 n INV IL il ord,iueJ 10, 90.