Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

papers Of the Goth of Jay, will be deemed OF import
ance;- VIII,
"Al persons having any claims against Geo. "ilde'
g. CO. as Bill holders otherwise, are requested TO pre-
sent the for payment at their Counting mouse, io'
10, Coleman street.
In relation 10 this notice, private correspondent
writes follows By the evening papers just lssueu'
"you will perceive that George Wildes 81 Co soVef'
tse pay off al! their book debts and accep,anceS
This is so far we'll They only pay part OF 'nei' a
commodat,on to the Bank and you conseque n'iy
aware that the securities still remain LOT 'ne g.
unpaid. but this they are TO pay by 'hs''i"@"''
which the dates fixed s,o,,,
of rain accompsnied with thunder, which occurred II"
Lancashire and Yorkshire in July, oy "h'cu may M
were lnst and large amount OF properly e. or
Also, with the particulars OF the aesnuo" ~ C,onJ
the Vaudeville Theatre at Paris end great re At
ci,o which ragged upwards Of three days. ana Destroy
ed about 600 houses ~ r:o.,.,,
news They announce The termination Of Tue
the Chamber of Peers the preceding day Inc pro.
vocation of The Chambers took place accordingly u"
Thursday The Prince de Jonville third son OF hing
Louis Philippe arrived at Brest from his long cruise OIL
the 10Th inst, in excellent health
John Van Buren,, the son ct the President, Va we se'
fs,,d in common with the Duke de Nemons, Prince Is
terhazy Schwartz -nburg. the Dukes of Dainat'a -" ri
lingon and others Al the grand entertainment OF he
Ambassadors at Guldha!l by the Corporation OF LONDON
John is set down among the very chosen few on 'he
right hand Of the Lord Mayor. ,
The Paris papers speak of the attention shown oy "e
Queen to the Prince de Nemours as OF so marKro era
rocer as 10 admit of but construcon-lhe oese 'o
a matrimonial alliance. The English papers on '"e
other hand rldeue the idea .. ..
Dr. Patrick HcCaulcy, of this city, was presented 10
her Majesty on the 18th inst., by Mr. Stevenson AZ
the same time were presented His Exceliency MT
Throop Minister OF the States 10 Naples, and CaP'
Perry Of the Navy Of the u States. en-,
In the House Of Lords the Eth Of July, LORD WIN
ch,ea inquired of Lord Melbourne whether any appoint
h,,t n,d OnR
hon Wakefield; whether Sir John Colbnrne had resign
ed the command Of the troops in Canada; and whether
Lord Durham had applied for an additional "rce: b"'o
Melbourne replied that he had received no m'orna"""
on the subject of the appointment alluded to; that IL was
true that Sir John Cohorne had resigned bn, thol ne
was no, aware of any alteration in the condition oil "a
NADIA tina, called for an increase of troops there.
Lord Londonderry asked whether any step: haG been
taken BY the Spanish Government for the immediate
payment of the arrears due to the British Leg."h:-
Lord Melbourne replied, that was the great oec' OF
the commission which had been appointed TO inquire INC
those arrears have them settled speedily as possible
The Juvenile Offenders Bill and the international
Copyright Bill went through committee.
Lord Wharncfe moved pursuant 10 notlce, lor CO.
pies IF any petition memorial other communication
made the Lord Chancellor from any person or persons
residing in Leeds or It's neighboh"od, respecting 'he
nse rou Of certain in The commission OF the peace
for the West Riding of Yorkshire. Alter short arnate
Lord Wharncfe withdrew his motion on the LORD
Chancellor declaring THAT he was not aware OF Tie ex
is,ence OF any memorial al the kino -,
Lord Melbourne, in moving tiAt The report OF Inc
Irish Municipal Corporation Bill be received, he ex
pressed his dIsappruha,ion Of some of the amendments
which had been made TO The measure, on The motion OIL
Lord Lyndhurs, bnt he said, that he would not aban
don the bill on account Of their adoption. tie gave no
lice however that on the third reading of The bill, he
will nuve the addition Of certain number Of towns 10
schedule and also the addition Of another schedule
containing several other towns 10 which he thought cor
pora,ion aud municipal government ought to be given
no, mil lnusr mia Of nun IHcatI
por, having been received the bill ordered TO be
read ihiid time on Friday week.
In the House Of Lords. on the 10Th,
Lord Brnugham brought forward his motion for Gan
humble address Her Majesty, praying that Her Ma
jssy would be graciouy pleased to issue an Order IN
Council forthwith to put period, under proper pro
visions and regulations To negro apprenticeship IN The
uncharered colonies of the Crown"
Lord Gleneg entered upon long statement OF the in
tegence which he had received from vorious colonies
and expressed his belief that 1.-The work complete
that the power OF these colonies perfect and further
that it than possible that all these Crown CO.
louies had accomplished The acls which the char
tered co"nies had already accomplished In fact when
the House met again he had doubt that the complete
and unqualified termination of apprenticeship would take
place.
The great city entertainment in honor of the
ton of Queen Victoria, took place the 18th ut iii:
said TO have been the most magnificent affair known in
the city since the memorable era Of 1913. when 30 many
Of the crowned heads Of Europe partook Of banquet
domestic mobility in London the ioreig On ministers and
ambassadors, (among whom seated MIR. John Van
Buren,, son OF the Presidency were present. Some idea
OF the magnIcence Of the entertainment be formed
from the spendor Of the Illuminating arrangements
There less than ID I2 jets Of gas burning each
jet being equal to about three candles producing
flood OF light equal to about As 900 candles.
splendid military spectacle took place on the YIN
ult in Hyde PARK, where about 900 troops were review
ed by the Queen, in presence Of The members OF The
her Ministers,
the Ambassadors Extraordinary, which exceeded any
other that had assembled the ground since the
visit of the allied sov.reigns At eleven the time spe
CITED for the ncenent Of the munGuvres there
than ,0U0 persons the ground. The
troops took more than two hours III arriving.
Suy's picture OF Qneen Victoria is very highly com
mend.d IN The London papers. who give the best ev
dence tina, the paagrap phi British made by their mic
takes II is said to be ordered for the Flown Hall in
Philadelphia. II ordered for the st Georges Soc
ETY. Of sister city. Engrnvngs are IN preparation
irnm IL.
pLYmorru July l6-Arrived the Sirius steamer in
Is days from New York. She has had very pleasant
passage and but for the bad quality Of the coal shipped
in America would have been much quicker Twenty
chief cabin and Elk fore cabin passengers home
in her
Mr.. Rush, formerly Minister from the u S TO thi,
country who has been recently here, empower
ed by his Government to superinend the suit Of the
"United States rs D.ummond in the Court Of Chan
Gerry, under the will of the late Jas Smthson (by which
EiO0 900 left the u S TO found literary ins
tuition at Washington), sailed Wednesday, IN the
packet ship Mediator, for New York; having succeeded
in the object Of his mission.
(From Feiiz Farisys Bristol Journal, July 21.)
The Great Western steam ship will leave KIngsroad
this evening about o'clock She takes with her a
passengers among whom Col Webb and Nj and Mrs
&. Mathews, Qate Madame Veslrs) who about max
ing professional our to the w. S. The Directors ha We
made request TO Col Maberley, that the letters from
Liverpool should not leave before 4 on Friday evening
instead Of the regular honr she Ill then lake out the
cotton report of The week, object of the greatest com
mercal importance TO the U. S.
CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO Ester THE QuEES's
APARTMENTS Yesterday an unfortunate named
Thomas Flower, who has been charged upon two
raj occasions the Queen square police Office with hav
ing beea found in the precincts of Buckingham palace