Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29


,scs,,ainipu The position of British ships and property,
reouisi,ion be made 10 her aiaJs'ys ch'ri suPein
tpndent TO stale first, whether TIE srveIai puoc notices
s,ed bv him are 10 be- considered placing positive
e,nbarGo on British ships and property by me govern
ment Of Great Britain; and, secondly, whether ne con
siders the present OF his negotiations WIN the Shl-
nese government such as TO warrant Deliei 'ha a. no
v.rv distant date we may expect such arrangement
of visiting differences as admit Of British property
being sent within Tie Bocca ligrs
~ That committee be formed 10 communicate with
Captain EIlio-such committee TO consist OF hess,S.
g II B,aine A. Jard!ne, w. Thomson, W. Dent, w.
F. Gray Dadhabhoy, Rustomj"e o. b. Adam, ana 7.
Kerr.
The chief superintendent in reply does not pretend
TO say that any njuncions q his can hs CONSIDERED
strictly binding on par les pu' ne
depeca,es lie vuaon Of these by The COMMANDERS Of
vessels and expresses his fears OF the consequence that
may arise them Tor incons!deiaie an acl u me PEE
spnt crisis lie ina;es that their vts Ely iaii sa~
t,se 10 their reckless cupldily but this statement has
been met by the Chinese authorities by recommends
lion 10 The chanis mol lu pay attention 10 any such
absurdi,irs US those pu, forth by Capt. Elliott
The Merchants again met on The 2is June. and The
result Of their discussions upon the occasion was 10 Inc
effect that The views Of the superintendent should be
supported
Admiral Maitland had received an in.imation from
the Governor General stating that his services were not
Immediately required in India, and that he might IN
consequence 20 TO lima, 10 auoPt lHefe Whatever ea
sure he might fl,
SLAVERY ~ TE\As.-Mr. 'Connell has published
LONG address to the members Of the BRUSH and Foreign
Anil Slaveiy Society the subnct oi slavery IN Texas
Tie address is dated from Derrynane Abbey. October
a. aud in urging the society 10 further e3eon, Tor te
pui pose of putting stop 10 the inhuman practice IN
Texas he takes occasion 10 denounce The TEXANS Us
pirates and condemns, in The strongest terms the con-
duct of France in acknowledging Texas as an inderend
eni State "Tbs sanction on The part OF France, he
proceeds 10 observe, ''renders duuhly imperative On
the friends of humanity in Great Britain to make their
voices heard throughout The BRUSH Isles so as TO create
so strong an impression the public mihd To render
il impossible for any English Ministry 10 recognise Texas
as State so long slavery shall be recognised by law
or enforced in practice among that population res
rec,luy submit, that TO the British aud Foreign Anti
Slavery s. ccty this duty belongs. First 10 make The
Blush people perfectly acquainted with III" accurate
details Of all lie denominations hrlnns'ng 10 Texas. It's
history is of short date scarcely exceeding ten Yeas
but il is mGnslruus tale OF blood aud CRIME. Secondly
TO obtain much CO operation IN E"gand ns pnsshle
in order ecually 10 prevent The recognition OF Texas
az State And thirdly, TO form and act upon the hest
pan of the exian marauders by organic
inu powerful colony of men OF color, upon The most
convenient, in The Mexican republic which may be
conceded for that purpose
To The Editor Of The Morning Past
"Sir,-ln Morning Post nf week two since you
adop, an error from American paper which trust 10
yout candour correct After giving extract from
published letter OF mne, IN which the Hon Miss Fil ~
described as one Of The Queens Maids of lonnr rhe
have not The homer OF knowingly authority for
some opinions which follow relative 10 the Qurcn. BY
reading the passage again you will observe that my
mention Of Miss Pit ends wI; description Of her
lady filing marked position al the English Court and
thai neither she any other lady named my author
it's for what follows Nj absence from this country
the of your not receiving earlier this important
correction oil al error
Your obedient servant,
y F. WILLIS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ger. 81.
We have had n good demand Tor Gotten 10 day. The
sales to 600 bags, including 800 Americans for
export, and o00 speculation Prices FOR the
aud mdtIing qualities Of American descriptions are ! eli
per ID higher than on Friday last
LIVERPOOL CORN MAEkET, Nov.
In QueHce Of the prevalence at strong east winds
the arrivals III this port between Tuesday aud lo.da
have been very few in number. and the supplies of grain
-four, and oatmeal comparatively trivial During thai
period the trade for all kinds ui wheat exhibited ncreas
ing lirmneSs, and although in the value fine and very
inferior qu alitics little variation apparent the inter
mediate sorts Of foreign commanded 10 I'd per 20 lbs
the last noted; and besides moderate sales
consumers, several cargoes taken by speculative
buyers.
(From Mc .Hc,r York Times, .Sor "a
Tile money market without much variation, Br
fish stocks about the same per last advices
The continental exchanges were without alteration
merchants bills were scarce The Bank Of England
had Exhausted the two millions negotiated with The Bank
Of France. Efforts making TO extend the acu"'"
megslion with The Ba"t "f Fra-"a 80 r.a' "li'nns'
i
sales OF the week closing Oct, % amounted TO 81 SOC
! bales including 800 American, On speculation ; ;0(
! American md 80 Surat, for expectation. 4 decline
during the week, had taken place prices Sd To i,
per TO- in the common and middlinr qualities AMI 4,
TO Sid per 10. in the better qualities. Sec Commercial
! Correspondence, &c
The Corn Market continued well supplied with foreign
grain Tie arrivals at London Of foreign wheat for III,
week ending November lst, 10 So2 quarters Til,
harvesting throughout Great Britain was about com
pla all bu. a.,
| yet il did not amour, 10 an average.
American -four. free, was selling in Liverpool swee
dis Cd to Us Cd 35s Cd. 10 Sos I'd per barrel
| American securities are not The least dealt in
London paper gays 81 This caused hy the unsettled
state OF commercial affairs between The two countries
little faith is placed in any Of The Bonds offered here 70
sale, and il is not probable any thing will be done in u,
description ill the Turn of the year. Il is then 10 b.
hoped, II The dividends are regularly and puncInal,
paid prejudice will give way 10 sound aud honest udg
ment.
MEETING PArLIAmExr From an announcement
in the Guzete il will be seen that the Parliament which
stood proroeued to THURSDAY the 2ih instant, has bee
further ProrogueC 10 Thursday, the 18th Of December
The notice does not include the customary words tber
and there 10 meet for the despatch Of business and h
presumption therefore is, that should nolLnp cslraordl
nary intervene, Parliament will not meet iii about hs
usual period
EXPECTED MARRIAGE OF THE QUFr.-There anneo,
10 be little doubt that Queen Victoria has resolved 10 he
stow her hand on Prince Albert of SAKE Ccbrrr. whc
has Tor some time been her majesty guest. Her ntcn
ton will il is said, be announced TO parliament when
re assemblies in December Rumor saws the espousaI
will take place in April.
Lord Br"ushans carriage and temper were both upse
as his l"rdshp was on hs way 10 Westmoreland Il wa
reported in London that he had been killed by The acct
dent, and The London papers of The 22d ul are filled
with eu!osIes on his talents and aalnmpnis That NJ
was more exasperuted than hurt the following charac
,erslc note will testify
/ THOMAS Close, Saturday
/ Send Immediately postchalse 10 bring us back You
carriage is broke 10 pieces and your driver very mucl
/ hurt ! never saw SO scandulous thing done by ar
/ innkeeper. BRorcusv
The Hon Daniel Webster was in Paris on The IIlt
/ OF October.
| The Ri. Hon. Lord George Thomas Beresrord bro
iheI to IN" Lord Prma'e OF all Ireland aud uncle o.
the Marquis OF Waterford died The 2Gh ul, at The
palace. Armagh
| The Duke Of Argyle died on The 22d u, aged q
/ years.
The Duke Of Bedford died at his seat in Scotland, on
! 20h ult aged "a years "