Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

ing ship Jo'eplne, captain Dctos, In sixteen days
irom Belfast we are put In possession OF Liverpool
pers 10 the 25h and Beast to the eth March, inciu-
sive-we do not discover any political OF great
interest but pleased TO observe that the cotton
Market a, Lverpo,iwas in very healthy state. the
London paper Of the 2si states tha, the Port. IA.
already paid - Gea Deibche the second portion of the
in.isIment secured BY ths.uostv to Russia.
The Canada. Ersham, from this port arrived at Lv-
eipool In the short passage Of sixteen day.
l. salt 'N''' ~ Wv 800 u" o % 10
LIVERPOOL. March 24.-The Transaction, in Cotton
sti continue to very great extent; upwards OF 6UJo
bales having been sold to-day at per To- advance;
snd In some instances LID upon last weeks prices
The sales stated are, 2000 Orleans and Mobile a. g.
10 33; 1000 Upland-. 3+ TO "a; $50 Surats 3. 4
to47.s; Pernams 73 to 81; $50 Macaies SIS; 1900
Maranhams Z Ia TO IT'S, and a few Egyptians at
Sl-2i.
At the London Corn Exchange. on the 22i, Wheat
was readily disposed Of at Is to 2 yer quarter from
the currency OF the previous week. Flour was Hing
In tho British House OF Lords on the 18th March,
Lord King gave notice that on Monday week he would
move certain resolutions on the Corn Trade.
Earl Ssnhops gave notice that The 10Th he should
move for certain pspers relative to Free Trade.
On the 22i of March, the Lord Chancellor spoke .,
great length the subj Of "the of the
law" a. directed by the King at the commence me m
of the session.
The House Of Commons engaged. en- the I7h
ISih and 10 h, in d customs the of the comn
tfy. Nesr the close Of the third days debate, Mr.
OConnell TO speak, but down by the erie
of "Queslion adjournment" SC. He then attempt
ed to have the debate adjourned until the % l.
that he nigh, have chance of speaking; but he wa
voted down Al to o. Finally however, the debate
adjourned over TO the PSI.
In the Commons, on the gel. Mr.. O'Connen pre- .ent-
ed petition praying for repeal OF the Union be.
tween England and Ireland. Its fate, perhaps, will
be best known by the words Of Mr.. Hume, who in de
ending the Hon. Member from the attacks of al most al
Those who spoke the question: said t his duty
to present IT, but he had not given single opinion on
the object at which II aimed"
brief notice Of the Blu dget Of the Chancellor of the
Exshequer, has been given, stating the relief which
in'ters by the repeal Of the upon beer
leather, and cider.
Mr.. Goulbourn informed the house, that the mos,
thorough Investigations going on, through every de
Pariment and branch Of the public service colonial and
stherwise, with view 10 reduction of the public
fenditure proposition il to be brought forward from
which great reefs anticipaed for reduction of the
Interest of the Four Per Cents.
The Courier says the proposal i, that the credi-
Tor SHAH take less interest for his hut that he
may take LEES interest, take his money back al hi.
opo' and this in every loan is consistent with the
contract between the pubic creditor and the Govern.
ment Though the former in lenLir 9, dsciaims the
power OF recalling his money, the latter always retains
the power OF returning IL"