Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-02

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ed aranouil night. His Msjesys svmpoms are al al
levia,ed (signsd) ''HENRY HALFORD,
an j. TIERNEY."
LivrnpooL, Nay l9.-The most interesting news to
renchmen at present. appears to be the expedition to
Ager, on the political bearing Of which quite
should be undertaken to destroy lew forts and plumber
few towns, and then retire, leaving the Agcrine,
who can but withdraw into the interior, to return and
rebuild them, seems very incredible thing; and vet
we perceive that II is taken for granted by the most in
tclligent OF the London papers, and by persons who
move in high political circles, that if il were intended
by France TO colombo Africa, our Government mus, me-
cessary interfere We think so too; hut il does moi fol-
low that II should interfere TO prevent the French
dition ipdced, we can scarcely think that Ministers
can believe that France has other design in her ar
mament than to chasise the piratcal states; for the O.
quivocal manner in which the Moneur has officially
denied the speech attributed TO NJ Bourmont is very far
from affording any security this pointIt the
Is not at all improbable Government does NOT know
the designs OF the French Ministry but is in way
or other, party TO them, the country will be come more
and more anxious to know what those projects are
which are forming respecting the Barbary States IL
france succeed in conquering and coonising one Of
them she will not be long before she gains
OF the whole, establishes paramount influence over
them. This will be extension of he commercial and
maritime power, at which must look very serouslv.
for certainly she effects that object she will have
the rising state Of Egypt also under her control and her
influence there, which already powerfully rivals that
OF England must be rendered preponderang over ours
Ii the conquest of Algcrs therefore, has been defer
mined upon by France with the knowledge of the En-
gish Cabinet il must have its concurrence; and f lis
concurrence we can scarcely suppose il possible that
we have no design to conquer and COLOMBO i'm the same
quarer-say Tunis and Trpol as a set off AGAINST the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oil France, and especially necessary
TO prevent Egypt from falling under the absolute inlr.
ence oil French policy. And yet hear no rumor of
this; and not ship moves, have we the least r,,mor
OF an armament Either, then. must conclude that
Ministers content be assured by France that She
does not intend more by her immense ent than TO
fire her guns knock down Algiers and return: or that
there is other scheme foot which will neither
ntrnt als
IT may be something much serious and permanent
in its results than the punishment inflicted upon the nj.
ratcal states by flying expedition. letter from Ma.
pies, in German paper, deveopes such scheme. II
is there affirmed, that the cooperation Of the Pacha of
Egypt with the French expedition had been officially an
nounced TO the Court oil Naples by the compact agreed
upon, France was TO conquer Agiers and the Pacha of
Egypt to reduce Trpo and Tunis that the present d
nos'es were TO be wholly subvertcd, new governments
established, TO he nominally subject the Porte but i'm
reality TO be the satellites of France and Egvpt Thus
the falling Porte is TO he Knocked by show of onlargnq
its authority for now it has rights Of sovereignty in
those quarters and France and Egypt 10 be bound
together in the link Of and extended interests
grounded upon conquest and territory IL is not sure
ly to this scheme that Great Britain has become par
tv-a scheme which would throw her influence over
Egypt and give her nothing in There is much
mystery in this whole ye but this is clear that
affairs arc assuming character which permit
TO remain indifferent neutral. The latest rumor is
that England has failed TO bring Russia into her views
respecting the French expedition; as il j. the present
policy oil Russia to watch the progress of France rather
our Ministers have strongly exhorfcd the Pacha of Eyp
TO have nothing TO do with the French expedition.
The formal dissolution of the French Chambers has
not yet taken pace, although informed by the
last accounts from Paris that il resolved upon Some
attribute the delay TO the alarm of Minister'S and their
despair of obtaining maiority there NAV be something
in this; but il also probable that they want to III actco
little stage effect, powerful in France The expe
dlion viii sail about the 20h inst The elections arc to
take place in June. Now, whatever NAV he the fate of
the expedition ultimately which is verv problematical
thing, it will doubt "cover itself with glory" at the
outset, and in the midst of the public excitement thus
Produced the elections to be hurried on Should
storm arise and scatter the whole armament il would be
very unfortunate for all these conrivanccs We annrc
bend that the French, volatile they arc, will not BIO
much taken in by this notable scheme which is rather
too obvious 10 he successful. TCourier
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Mayl -
our imports OF British Wheat since Tuasd,y have a.
gain been considerable hut Of other descriptions Of
Grain the .uppiies have been small Several parcel.
Of foreign Wheat have arrived cosfw.e and Including
the direct inrors amount 10 % 600 o,artsr. Thee
are al upwards of % 600 barrels of Flour from m
United states. great proportion Of tie FOREIGN il.
rom the lower porte Of the Baltic and consist rnosy of
rad Wheats OF fair qualities there are also two cargo.s
rom the North OF Spain. An increased local demand
Tor Flour has caused millers TO purchase Wbea,
with mo-s confidence than for time p,s': the int
or NJ iers and dealers have also been buyers 10 con-
siderable exen'; still the demand which has zen prn.
cipally COS fne 10 Foreign Wheat wa freely nc, nv
me Importers, who have n some instances submitted
70 q snaI reduction on our previous uuotaons Irish
Wheas, Of which the finer qualities are scarce haze
however, been he'll for full rats There was an owl
"ehl improvement al the close Of the week, in
ior Manchester and its neighborhood our prices heinz
now 'u''y az low "a those Of the Yo,kslire Markets
Speculative purchase have been daily mad. in Oats
and The Market is much rather limited than usu-
A. 30 tle has been passing in barley that our prcrs
may be considered almost nominal .-Beans Peas and
hhian Corn have each supported previous curren.
cy' The only sales reported under lick are one or
TWO careos OF Oats at 81 TO 2 Sd per l5 lbs; there
have been numerous inquiries for this article
LIvEFPooL CorToN MARKEr-May II. The de-
manh Tor Cotton has been steady the sale. amounting
to 1880 bags. at about he currency of last week The
transactions comprise 80 S.a leland al ~ 3lJ IN Oh
with 20 Stained at ST. 10 I.2 4 $50 Bowed G 7 g 10
3.S, with IA att q; $50 Orleans a, 9 IN 81:
ZZzO Alabama aud Mobile, Ia, TO In; $50 Per.
nlinbuco, 3-Il 70 8 q; $40 Maranham 73 81 to
ST. $40 Bahia, lei TO 7 3 Al; 20 Dsm,r,r, 7 10 q,
Lid to 81 and 1850 SYrat at "a to GIL per III
There was fair demand on Saturday, and upwards of
1000 bags sold AZ he prices OF the early mart NJ he
week; hut on Monday the ssls amounted 10 only 500
600 bags - '
LONDON CoRN ExcHANGz.-Mt II List week
,h"re was very great supply Of Foreign Wheat bu If
Engh Gran and Flour The arri walls were only moder
ao There is little Corn fresh M IN this morning.
market The weather is nov onsidered particularly
aVordhl Tor the young crops having become warm and
nhe h'her more money was inside Of lew select mar.
GELS OF Wheat, but other description have sold on The
same terms as this day week Fine foreign red Wheat
has met country demand al 62' TO 66s per quarter For
biIey there IL not free sale az last MONDAY hut
The trade IL not reported any lower. Beans have adj
vAnced little in price, but Peas are unaered There
has been good demand for Oa,. to-day and this article
u iuH Is per Or higher than on tiis day sennigbt
lhere has been rather more demand for fresh made
Flour during the past week. but all other qualities con-
hnue TO meet very few purchasers.
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