Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-14
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New YoRK, Jan. 10 The packet shin B,vyc Can't
De Peyster arrived last evening FROM Havre having lei.
that port the 24th of November BY this arrival the
editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser have received Paris
papers the 22d containing London dates the 18th Dec
and Havre papers to the 23d inclusive.
sPdriS, Noe. 21.Thc official confirmation Of tie sigma
urc OF the Treaty between the Five Powerssnd Belgium
has had favorable effect the market The five per
cents Tor cash have risen 9Oc the per cents 25c the
per cents. soc.
The Moniieur of Saturday announces that courier
from London arrived Friday night, at the Office OF Tho
Minister for Foreign Affairs, bringing the Treaty signed
the 18th inst between the Five Powers and King Leopold
incorporating the % Articles of that between Belgium and
Holland with three additional clauses. Art 20 places all
the preceding Articles under the guarantee of the Five
Powers Art 20 declares that there shall be peace and
amity between the King Of the French the Emperor Of
Austria the King of Great Britain, the King of Prussia
and tho Emperor of Russia the part and the King
Of the Begans the other. Art 81 prescibes tina, tho
Treaty shall be ratified and the notifications exchanged
with two months at least.
The -NopieuT of yesterday contains three Royal Or
donnauces all dated the 18th inst BY the first. tho fol-
lowing pcronages have been created Peers Of France, for
Count dAubusson de Laeuiade, Duke dc Dassano.
Prince dc Beauveau Marquis de Bizemont, Count do
Bondy, Lieut. Cen Count Bonct, Lieut. Cen Count Caa-
relli, Viscount dc Cani, Lieut. Cen Count do Cessac
Baron Cuvier Lieut. Gen. Count Danrhouara Baron John
Charles Daver, Lieut. Gen. Count Drcust, Lieut. Gen.
Count NJ Dumas, Vice Admiral Count Emeriau, Lieut.
Gen. Count Eon, Lieut.. Cen Count Excclman, Lieut..
Cen Count dc fahau Count Frdncais (of Nanes Count
Fernand Toy, Lieut. Gen Count Gazan, Count Gilbert
dc Veisins, Duke de Gramont Codcroussc Vice Admiral
Jacob, Lieut. Gen. Count j. Lagrange, Count Alex. de-
Larocheoucauld Major Gen de Iascours, President Le-
poitevin, Prince dc Ia Moscowa Lieut. Gen PATEL
Count Perregaux, Lieut. Cen Vi;couut Rogniaf, Lieut.
Gen Count Roguet, Lieut. Gen. Count Philip dc Segur,
Lieut.. Gen Count dc St. Sulpic, Count dc Turennc.
The second and third Ordonnance raise Lieut.. Con.
Marquis DC Grouchy 10 the dignity of Honorary Marshal
OF Brance, and Vice Admired Count Truguet 10 that of
The Chamber of Peers will emhe tLs morning at IL
o'clock, when the bin regulating the Peerage will be pre-
sencd TO their Lordhip by the President Of die Council
The House of RothschiId has finally contracted for
loan of $4,000, GOO h for the Court of Rome. which may
be increased $4,000 900 r The House OF Taronia az
Rome, and that of Thomas Wilson S Co. Of London,
also charged with the negotiation. Rohschilds TO ad
vance 100000 ir and have bound themselves not TO
negotiate the loan at lower price than Co. The ccmmis
of65 is be divided between the Holy See and the
Contractors The interest is TO he paid at Paris-In the
course OF the present week circular will be issued,
Offering shares TO the public at TO-
Extract of letter from Lisbon, Nov. 5.--"Don Mi
guel has demanded further time for the payment Of Etc.,
900 offered 10, and accepted by America for the indie unity
for the losses sustained by her shipping in consequence OF
the blockade of Terceire"
LONDON, Nov. ls.-Thc Courier Of the 10th, says-
We happy 10 state that the of change in the
ministry, entirely without foundation
The King will hold Council at Brighton, Monday
when proclamation will be agreed the further proro
CATION OF Parliament 1t is not vet settled when Psrla-
ment is to meet, but il is thought will be about the S
of Jan. The Reform Bill, although differing in
respects OF its details from the last will be quite eff
boat arrived this afternoon from Rotterdam.
bringing letters of Monday, which state that Ambas
sador had demanded an immediate and categorical
to the King OF hollands acceptance or rejection OF the
Treaty The answer is said have been evasive imply
ing, though hlng were TO his assent, he
would not be able TO obtain The concurrence OF tho Satos
General.
The Cholera.-The official intelligence from Sundcr-
land, dated Tuesday (i6h) gives OF CASES. Of
ignant cholera7 of common, and 10 of darrhGa Ths
number OF deaths o. Some idea of the difficulty Of
obtaining true information may be guessed by the fact,
that the medical men employed in the dare
that this malignant disorder is the the Indian cho
era. is consoling that not single case has
occurred out of the town. although the land lions
continue open entireyas usual.
LONDON, Nov. l9-On Monday, the Reform Bill
will be presented TO the King and the ministry will then
decide whether not Parliament shall be prorogued for
fortnight until after the holayg-the last is the
most probable In the time, Lord Grey will
tain whether IT is necessary create Peers in order
carry the bill [he Courier Of the 18th says, "tbe-
: success of the bill is entirely certain
accounts have been received this day from Mr. Hopp
ner, Consul General at Lisbon. The most perfect
tranquility reigned in that capal but Don Miguel
rebuilding his preparations 10 resist the expected inva-
sion The Usurper has committed another esrent out
rage against the English nation. lie has mprisoned tbs
British Vice Consul at Coimbrc, and the latest dates
! he had refused all reparaton