Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
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ONE DAY

By the arrival of H.. b. NJ. Packet Lady Oele AT Bos
ton, the Editors OF the Commercial Advertiser have receiy.
ed hles oil London papers TO the 4th Of April, inclusive
being one day later than were received by the slip
William Byrnes.
tracts from the "Court Newsman," that the change in tho
British Ministry was more extensive than was expected
or minated by our las, advices.
from the Court N~ewsman.l
Ine Kings Leuee, &c.-SoOn alter one o'clock yes,er.
day. his Majesty. attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived
al st James, from his Pal ce al Windsor.
The Right Pon. E.. I. Stanley was presented and kissed
hands, upon his being appointed Secretary Of State TO,
the Var Department and the Colonies, and received
Goodrich.
Sir John Cam Hobbouss was presented and kissed
hands, on his being appointed Secretary Of State for ire
MIR. Ellice was presented and kissed hands, on his be-
ing appointed Secretary Of Var.
Viscouht Goderich was presented and kissed hands, on
his being appointed the Lord Pripu seal. and received the a
seals OF Office, they having been resigned by the Earl Of
His Majesty then held a Privy Council, at which Iord
was also Sir Charles Bagot.
Mr.. Ellice was introduced and sworn in a Privy Coun-
cillor, and took his seat at the Board accordingly.
Viscount Goderch was sworn into office as Lord Priv
Seal.
MI. Stanley was sworn into office as Secretary Of State
for the Colonial Department.
The entree levee was attended by
The Russian and French Ambassadors, the Bavarian.
PrussiaD, Swedish, Wirtemberg, Mexican, Hanuyeriau.
Belgian, Saxon, and Dutch Ministers the Sandman. "
States, and Turkish Charge d'Afairs, sc.
FOUR DAYS LATER
By the arrival at Philadelphia Of the packet shin Mon.
%nongahels, Capt. Brown, we are in possession of Liver.
pool dates OF the eighth of April, aud London of the six,b
Lord hithorp had been extremely ~indisposed, but was
recovering.
The agents Of Don Miguel had succeeded in obtaining
in London $1,000 for him by way of loan. This looks
bad for Don Pedro.
There Is nothing of great momen, from Oporto. A Lis
bon mail had arrived which sailed on the 25th Of March.
By this conveyance Lisbon papers Of that date were re-
ed, containing the official account of the attack ON the
Pedrortes on the 10Th, which states that they fought ill
night, alter which the General thought proper TO order the
troops to return to their encampment.
The unds.-Consols opened at the same price thew left
ofion Thursday, S77.S toss for account; they afterw ards i'm
proved, and advanced from 81 3.8 TO So Is for the account.
Closing prices-Consols, SO 1s. do for account SO Is;
Brazilian bonds 81 3-4; CHILEAN 81 I2, Danish 10, Mexican
81, Peruvian is 3D., Spanish Is I.2.
The case OF the Duchess Of Bern continued to excite
much attention III Paris. One report announced her death,
but this was soon contradicted. -Four physicians had been
summoned TO attend, and the hour OF her deliyerance was
said 10 be at hand.
The London Sun Of a late date has this article
The quarterly accounts Of the revenue were made up
last night, and will be found in another part Of our paper.
Our morning contemporaries, are felicitaing the public or
the circumstance that the decrease in the quarter, as COM
pared with the corresponding quarter OF the last year,
amounts to no more than 81, 420l; as though the revenue
could continue TO sink, year after year, in the same ratio,
while the government is making every effort TO sustain il al
years has been rapid and extensive, and il is scarcely nos.
sible for II to proceed much farther. IL has advanced.
however, during. the quarter Just ended, in the following
proportion-in the Customs, 43, 1881; in the Excise, Ohe
guage of the peoples comlorts0 33, 6l5E i'm the stamp de-.
psrtment S2,076k; in the Post 2.OOOl., and in the
imprest and other monies, 37sL; making a total decrease
Of 161 ,627L.
On the other side, however, there is an increase in the
taxes Of 59,97OI; and in the Miscellaneous department, oil
9g33H.-thus reducing the positive decrease 10 90, 1901
When 1t is seen that the falling of is in those items which
indicate a f%ourishing or a depressed state of trade and
commerce, az the Customs, Excise, Stamps, and Post
Office we think our readers will agree with us-not.