Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAN

SIX DAYS LA ] En- ROM
y the arrival Of The packet ship Gladiator, at New
York London papers have been received to the fUth
ullimo, and Portsmouth TO the 18th inclusive.
Wheat at the latest dates Cos. lOd. per quarter;
duty 2ls Cd.
The LIVERPOOL Cotton market was remarkably firm.
On the 9th November the sales COCO bags and the
sales of the previous week 81 600 bags Ot the above
9 100 bags for speculation and only 200 Tor export
The Royal William Steam Ship arrived at Liverpool
from New York. November 0th.
The London Courier ridcues the idea of any danger
of war between Great Britain and Russia. II says
that even if such event were likely, 1t was too late
in the be drcamt Of tae ports OF the BLACK
Sea would be frozen up.
Every thing in the way of politics was quiet and dull
in England.
settled and the final protocol passed and signed between
the two powers The "a articles so much spoken OF,
were recognised and ratified.
Mr. Poule Thompson had gone 10 Paris, to negotiate
favorable change of duties between the two countries,
on linen thread and other small articles
Abdel ell Kadr the leader Of the Arab forces in Africa,
had been killed or taken, md his troops dispersed
The lates from Spain says that Madrid was
much troubled by mohs Of ruSans
Don Fernando de Noronha, who had been sent from
Portugal to the Island of San Therese has been obliged
TO return for fear of poison consequence OF his trying
to do away with the slave trade. The inhabitants would
not allow lis abolition, and poisoned Noronha CHIEF
friend.
Lord Durham is generally condemned by the Tory
papers, for leaving Canada and also censured by part
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the Radical press. he is defended.
An English feet has been despatched 10 South Anne.
RIGA The French papers having exhibited some jealousy
on the subject is stated in the Morning Chronicle that
Mr. Packenham who accompanies the fleet, is instruct
ed to cultivate the most amicabe relations with the
French commanders at Bnenos AyreJ and elsewhere.
! The British Navy is being augmented, and men en-
listed in the different seapoIls and dock yards The
Turks have ordered several steamships Of war from Eng.
land, and most of the Turkish vessels OF
,nanded by British officers in the Turkish employ.
The Royal Yacht Squadron have erected new Light
House at the entrance to Cowes harbour.
Three per cent Consols o. 4 to "a =.
One paper says that Cotton is up onc.eighlh with
brisk demand
The Paris journals intimate the possibility of an &C.
conmodation being made between ths competitors for
the Spanish crown.
TuE AMERICAN TRADE.-We congratulate our fellow
,ownsmen upon the prospect Of very improved state
of trade between this country and America during the
ensuing winter 1t was stated by OF our most active
me rchants al public dinner last week. that orders 10
the amount Of at least 100000 were received by the
Great Western VIXEN she arrived from her October trip
across the -Brming kam .fdecrnScr.
American Securities have been rather extensively
purchased by The public since Tuesday last, sad tho
market for them is good
The French Chamber Of Deputies was to open on the
l7lh December.
SpAs-NlaGrid letters bring advcrs from hat capital
down to the 10Th Of October. General Narvaez had
received information that his death plotted, with
that Of fifty others persons Of high state influence
Cabrera the Carlsl COMMANDER, has given an account
of The battle fought Maplla in which he says that the
Queens troops lost 1900 killed, and 3f5 prisoners,
among which I2O officers OF al ranks. lie gives
the Carlsts 40 killed, l72 wounded.
GERMANY A letter from Cologne states thatthe peo-
pie of that place in state OF aon against
The Government large body Of troops had been con-
centrated that point; several pieces q artillery had
been placed the extremes Of ,he principal streets
and the pablo Squares Cologne m short, presented
the appearance of a place in a state of siege.
IrALr-A letter from Milan annonnces that several
exes had received passports TO return to their country
by virtue Of the amnesty. The passport is delivered
without The parties being obliged 10 make any relraction
or profession of principles oath Of fidelity.
LIVERPOOL CoTToH MARKEr, Nov. 5-Hoders ap-
pear dsncEaed TO force their stocks the market,
consequently purchasers have less choice The trans
actions Of this day pretty nearly 5000 bags having
changed hands at quotations Of yesterday. The
sales were principally confined to American Sorts ron
3 id TO Sd.
LoYpos Cons EXCHANGE, Nov. 9-The supply OF
English Wheat this week has been very small, prices
remain The Old Foreign rs held at previous rates,
but the demand is comparatively very limited Wheat
Essex, Kent aad Suffolk red G9 TO &C. white - to 50
per Or Essex and Suffolk red, G2 to TO- white G6
to 80 per Or
LIvERpool CosS ExcHAxsE, Nov 9.-FIariDg very
slender attendance Of both town and country buyers at
this day market, and very little disposition to purchase
whcats; all descriptions Of ord I'd 10 3D. and Irish
new Sd 7obs cheaper than on Tuesday last with an
extremely dull sale generally. Flour in consequence,
very unsaleGbe and offered at Is per sack lower
In the bonded market, have 10 report the sales Of
cargo Of good lower Baltic red wheat lOs per T0bs 500
barrels OF prime Dantzic -four, at 40s per BARREL and
several lots of pease at :}3s to dos per quarter.
To the 0uners and Hires Of Negroes.