Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

be laid before them, that Portugal has no, yet fulfilled
The sao.r:rc;:,5 'Cl :'C las taken io"ats lhis c"un'
trv by concluding with Great Britain an adequate treaty
for the suppression oil the slave trade
The rainy wralhrr which has prevailed previous TO
the last advices had led to appEeirnsi"ns OF etcrnt
harvest. and the price Of gram was rapidly rising Inc
ucw.parcrs are foil Of discussions on The sr'sc', &C.
count, Of tie weather from different parts OF the c0un.
try and statements of Tn" quanty "i i"'isn ahd 90.
mr. sc corn on hand a Dublin paper ct August III
saws that Tie grain crops had until sh", Time previous,
p:ouisri we'll but the recent underwriting rains hao
occasnueL well grounded fear It late and scaniy
harvest. "At the Dublin Corn Exchange, says The
SAM print his day wheat reached the very high price
Of sos per barrel Of 30 stones. the weather should
not speedily changr, the price will soon become much
HIGHER Fifty shngs per barrel is beyond the late at
which foreign corn is admitted at duty oil Is II 10
therefore expected that the duty on foreign wheat will
shortly be reduced from los I'd the quarter to the low
rate of one shilling.
Ioypos. August love certain Of def.
Gle harvest and there is also reason 10 fear fail
ure Of the crops in those Countries from when We have
been in the habit Of supplying our efficiency OF food
something very nearly approaching 10 famine may be
reserved for US the Course Of me ensuing winter
That al all events there vii! BE- large importation OF
foreign corn does not admit Of doubt, and we know
from past experience that large and sudden imporIa
ton Of corn invariably leads To corresponding expor
l.lon Of specie and consequently to curailmsnt OF
the currency the Banks then Withhold lker discounts
bankruptcies follow, and the country is on more IN
yoIved in all the horrors Of commercial panic
The French blockade has been made The subject oil
some discussion in London An application has been
made 10 the British Ministry by the merchants 10 in.
terpose and relieve the commerce OF Great Britain
from the Of The blockade, BY medlang
between the two parties and bring them 10 an adjust
ment.
LlvErPouL CoTTo1 MARKET Aug. l0-We have
had fair demand for cotton to-day the sales have been
5000 bags The business OF The week amounts to II $40
b,us of which 3OCO have been taken by spcculatoIs
and 2IGO Tor export.
Saturday Augus, lI-This was > dull day the sales
,mouniiuT onlv 10 20OO bales Prices unsteady.
Ls,i.,, ot The 1lth JnIv. from Copslanlnope state
Tim, the affairs of Eyvpt and Turkey remain in stutu quo
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the Aua1ty nae lssuea INSTRUCTIONS 'iat VIC Pach.S
cunning ''5"ce '"ouu "o, o'"G rs1e ou;t'e no c
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Sr,-ln reply 10 your Iel'rr OF ms GATE, lnqu'f!ng
whether the packets going 10 MEXICO WIZ IN iutue lie
permitted oske out limited quantity oil quicksilver as
heretofore during the continuance OF the OF the
Mexican ports, am commanded by my Lord i Comms'
sIoners OF The Admiralty TO ncqunn YOU Tor the lnior
mutton 0i The committee Of Inc South american ana eS.
lean Associati"n that quicksilver as merchandise u.s. OF
course suHsct 10 lhe rues ana regulations oil o"ck
ade and that the exemption allowed 10 Her Majesty
PACKETS carrying malls cannot be extended 10 inerchan'
disc. am, SIR, your most odedlenl servant,
Z. WOOD,
u Fowles, Esq deputy chairman .
of the South American and Mexican Association
The following !. The copy OF representation 10 the
government on ms SUBJECT "ncn mas u. en- maze oy Tie
Committee OF The Mexican ana south American Ass0
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anu eAtc"n AssoCIao' 'I.' Wv az
ces,y o. a",essg your on VIC =. '"s
continuance o' 'e r'e" nv ~, ooLHaue a. i'ns'
lie consequences OF 'hs oocha are VI uie N'"st
injurious character 10 oil PhTtes engage I'D trace WIN
Mexico Several vessels despatched win cargoes rom
England to Mexico have brought leHi oacK 10 England
Notice. has been given mat Inc packets are 10 os restrain
ed from bringing specie ana IN SNORT commercial inter
course w'h 1exco IS ees'r"yed
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Tue coolit''e 'een ' !. uoe ,o Ueo'". !" ~
any 'e'"aih' As D'!'s" sD"JeItS ty Gun 10, o s"'
10 suggest any VII" '''e VI "
Government OF anosher S'ae' 30 ohg az we SANS are
EePt "l,nn me rules of international Law" Du' coh'
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