Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND

AID Cap,su Graham, came up ypsterdayeveniug fro IN
Liverpool whence she sailed the llih July. To
the accustomed poiteness OF Captain G. the editors of
the American indebted for 6los Of London papers
to the 9th, and Liverpool to The 10Th Jay, both inclu-
sive.
We learn verbally from Captain G. that the weather
had been and unfavorable Tor the growing harvest
tor some days previous to his sailing, and that he ex-
perienced the kind Of weather tor ten days after
he left LIVERPOOL American Flour in bond is worth
from Bis. to 32s. at Liverpool on the evening Of the
10th July.
The Cotton market, il will be seen continued to i'm.
prove.
The lateness Of the hour at which received our
files allows only time for hurried examinao Of
them, and to make the extracts which follow.
The London correspondent of the Liverpool Journal.
under date Of July 8, o'clock, p. NJ. writes
GA change OF Ministry is contemplated as a thing
of course and reports abroad Of his Msissys pre-
decon for the party with which Lord Holland usual
" acts Mr.. Huskisson's party have issued, 10 the
form OF pamphlet, violent philippe against the pre-
mer but il is doubtful if the Canningi,es could form an
efficient administration among themselves"
In opposition to this rumor, however, the London
Times has the following paragraph
The King and the 0Tnisfry.-We relate facts cool
y and part.ans except Of the general welfare
OF the empire. But the Kings name "is tower Of
sreogth;" and il is proper, If there be 6rmness and
consistency in his Massy-of which we have no doubt
that all parties should know what they have to
pect. The King receiving the Ministry, spoke,
there is reason to believe, words to this effect: am
glad 10 YOU, both collectively and Individually
have approved and DO approve OF your measures; and
you have had and shall continue 10 have, my conf
dence and support"
letter from CoDsantinopIe states that the exchange
OF the treaty Of ami,y and commerce concluded with
the United States of North America took place the
! 30h May.
Soh of May, which DESTROYED nearly 400 houses.
The French hospital Of Sdi Ferruch received before
the 9th ult. 523 wounded and rs fever cases.
London paper OF July says-
owe are sorry to find that accounts have been
ceived by Government Of anoh-r Spanish expedition,
supposed to be destined against Mexico having touched
/ Cape Islands: he Me-
Minister here has received advces, showing that the
Spanish Government, notwithstanding the remonstran-
OF the British Cabinet, continually sending out
to the Havana small detachments OF troops, who are
TO be formed in body fer the purpose Of prcfing by
the FIRST opportunity to make descent the Mexican
coast, where, however, The Mexican fully prepar-
| ed 10 receive them"
The British revenue has again proved deficient. The
quarter ending the 5;h OF July exhibits decrease Of
EI76 1921, compared with the CORE spending quarter
OF last year. Th- customs have improved hut in the
excise there il sad dminuIion Of E357 653. Com
pared with the quarter ending the 9Th OF April, there
is an iucresse and far IL gives evidence OF greater
| consumption nj excisesble artcIes. The income OF
1929 wac G47 t0s III. Of 1880 G4o7I7 1877, .avsg
deficiency of $500 $50. Srsng> to say that the
nue. Of ireland, much distressed, has improved
in the year about G70 600
The diss olution OF Parliament was expected 10 take
Mace on the 14h, but would not be prolonged, in
any event, beyond the 10Th July. THE funeral Of
George Nv was to take pl,ce on the I5h The Coro-
ion Of Wi im ~ j. to take place in October next,
The King had pardoned Eirfy.sepen eonvicis in
Newgate prison. who We're und,r sentence OF death.
In the Bfitieh House nj Commons. on the 8 h July,
long and interesting debate occurred on motion
made by Mr. Grant 10 oppon' Regency Il was f.
Dsly nega'ived by vote OF % to PAT The proceed.
ings Of Parliament appsar to he Of local character
clusivey.
The Msrrhiones, Wellesley has been appointed First
L'dy Of The b 'dchamb-r Of the Queen.
FRANCE AND ALGIERs.-The latest accounts from
The seat OF confined in the London Globe Of
July g. evening They ere Ne fellows:
LONDON, July 9-rvening.
The French rspers "wednesday, Only G) contsa
the detailed accounts Of The Of the French
Army up TO the 29 h June incu'v-, and teleeraphic
despatch from Sdi 'Feruch, dated the 30lh, giving
account OF operations the 29h These
tain alusion to the los OF mentioned yester
day. hut apparently 10 quiet The unea'iness respecting
the communica ions Of the Army, deepAtch OF Bour-
nonts dated far back a. the 3d. il published by the
Moniicur which mentions hat very good road had
heen opened by neral Vslazs avoiding dscliv.
tee, aud almost equal thoss Of Europe In snotb-
despatch which the hat unusual
lion Of an attack intended 10 be made on the 29th
(Which auack appears by the elsgrsphic des patch 10
bsve been succesfuIly made Bourmon informs us that
the division Of Loverdo Disposed in scheon on the
line OF communication between the Army and SIdi
Ferruch. The dispatch Of Duperre shows that the
fleet scarcely continue in the bay. We add dr.
paich,s:
AFRICAN EXPEDITION
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH.
Admiral Dupere 10 His EreeHency the munster Of
Marine
"SrDI FEARUcH, June go
81 received yesterday by the elegtsphc oil the Ar
my, the fol owing despatch -
''Weare masters Of the positions which command the
Emperor Fort We have taken rs besssng pieces Of
artillery" 81
"The officer Of my staff deisehed 10 attend re
Commaoder-in-ebief writes TO me under date Of this
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