Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
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Iron the Boston Put,iot OF March ST.
SIN DAYS LATER EROM ENGI A \


ny me arrival Yesterday at this port Of the packe
hip Dover, Capt Bursey, we have our LIVERPOOL ma
pe's OF January a. and London to Jsnuary 81 We ar
EnglsA papers.
They do not appear 10 contain any thing importsn,
AT the last accounts George ~ had seriously bu
nor a'srmneiy i'll. The London CORE pondent Of th
Liverpool Mercury, under date Of Jan. 90 half past
p. nj. writes as follows: -
The Kings Hedih.-The statement which sppear
IN an evening paper relative to the Kings health 4
substantially correct. am informe ed. however upot
,he highest authority that up last night his Maies,,
nsu not SO much improved as TO enable sir Henry II al
v'u 10 give any satisfactory answers to the member
OF 'hs Royal Family. II il quite true that Sir Henri,
was able to afford relief TO his Majesty in the course
monday but the King not sufficiently recovered
WIN his attendance until late hour; anc
even men or Henry would not have left Windsor bu
that II was feared that his prolonged absence from
wo"Iu cause alarm, and iesd'to an impression tina
Tho Ming was dangerously indi.po.ed. That there i,
no danger from the present attack, believe ain
on" cannot b. concealed that his Maje.ty's genera
shock. ~
Mr.. Vcscy Fitzgerald was recovering from his ;ra.
position and it was hoped that he would be enable,
10 resume his duties at the opening of Parliament Tn,
rePor. 'na ne was to give place to Mr. Herres as Pre-
oil the Beard of Trade does not appear to be wei
founded. rr " S
In the Globe of January 20, we find the following
Wesi mdies.-Ihe particulars of interview be
tween his Majesty's Ministers and the West Jnd;
planters have anspired in the City, and the latter are
stated 10 have complained of the high duties on sugar
ana oher west India products, and the depressed state
vi inc european markets, and TO have added that the,
were led to believe, from the discussion i'm Parlia
ment last session, that the duty sugar would be re
duced.
The Duke of Wellington is represented n bvo s,id
mere was not the slightest intention of reducing the d
nor were any measures i'm contemplation that would
e'e the west India interests, which only suffer
ing IN common with every other in the country.
The Emperor Nicholas has not wholly recovered from
his Illness ~
, CoNsrANTINoPLE Dec. 1O.-The letter from the
xyh ieh n.I1n-I.
ne sultan is said to contain the notifications which hi,
Majesty is pleased to grant in the Treaty of Adrianople
nough nothing has transpred respecting their nature
and extent is affirmed that the Sultan is not satisfied
with them.
From the following paragraphs and from others in
tne English newspapers, il would seem that the fate
OIL 'reece cannot yet be considered settled The diff
Guilty is which shall predominant in the new
about to be established there the Russian or the French
and English interest:
ToULoN, Jan. 1.-THE Lamprore corvette, Lieut..
Dussault, Will set sail to day for the Levant This
vessel has on board francs for the brigade i'm the
orea well as provisions and for the vessels
oil the division
on have been informed of the hasty fitting out of
the Bresau and Provence the destination Of which
seemed TO be uncertain To-day orders have been gi
ven TO all the port officers To employ all possible means
mat the resources OF the arsenal supply to get the
following vessels ready put again at the first or
DER nameiy-the Vile de Marseilles the Scipon OF
the 'ne the lphigene, Didon, Armide and Syrene fri
gates; the Osc and Emulation coryctt g. the DRAGON
Cygne, Alese, briggs and TO make all necessary repairs
IN all the other men of in this port The destina-
non OF these vessels is longer doubul-they are go.
ing 10 return TO the Levant.-Tho unhappy countries
are II seems, going to be again the theatre of general
coniagraon The classic land of heroes and the arts
again to be travcrsed in all directions by soldiers
all the nations OF Europe guided by interest aone and
who perhaps, will never agree till there is not a sing lie
ruin left Standing
French merchantmen Of 500 TONS had been cap
tured by an Aigerine cruiser, off Cape Paos The crew
escaped ashore in boats.
state Of ITdde.-The demand for woolcn cloth in
The market at Huddersfied continues undimnsed and
the manufactures are all at work. Leeds .1fercuy
we announce with plea-ure not only a III bett or
demand for goods this week. but in some descrp-
lions small advance in prices. Considerable busi.
ness has been done in the material, and large
purchases made speculation at further advance OF
about Id per Id. In yarns little has been done, and
that principally for the home market.
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