Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24

o,oed IN that duty, have Shocked The hs' ~
characterization; and ysecurely upon tEe goou se"1e
g ~. neone and uoon their attachment to The cohs'i
; "a, the maintenance Of law and order, when ate
"a necessary for the protection Of me poor as o' W,
welfare of the weather. classes OF me con,'nu"iy
Then The Lord Chancellor, by her Majesty co'nmana'
said
s.lfu Lords and Gentlemen,
All il Her Msesy's royal will md pleasure that this
parliament be prorngucd I" ihnf,uay' t"t I'.H u"y
October next, 10 be then here h"drn and ms pa,'
men, is accordingly Pror"gnfd 10 i"o'SosS' we ~''
Jay VI o'''' CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY
The Oueen held Cour, and tTivy Council at Buck
lnaham Palace, on Monday, The 2o:h OF q august cu
The RICH, Hon T. Rice nsn s nn ""' .. nos, IF
Majesty and resigned his seal OF etice as Chancellor q
Mr. F Barring. BY command Of The Queen was sworn
as member of lie Prvy Council, and took hs seat a
no un,rd MIR Barring also received The seal 0! ,t!:ce
and had The honor 10 kiss hands being appointed Chan
cellor of the Excheqner.
M r Gordon. OF The India Board, is appointed NJ
DIR Secretary of The Treasury in The place OF MI :
Barring. ,l . ,o;r, Tho D,te
&c Sutherland 10 be Lord Lieutenant OF shropshire lis
Grace took the oahs appointed TO Dc akeh 'ne'euFon
On the 29h Lord Howch rendered ms resignation 10
her Majesty Secretary at War, ana The Iessnau0"
wasaccer'ed. a., r. WI
In consequence Of this movement, MIR Z. wood
relation Of Lord Howich, resigned the office OF unfef
Secretary Of the Admiralty. :.
In ,he House of Commons, on the 9Th new wis
were ordered for Tipperary in tho room OF Mr. Shr,
Ohio has accented The office of Vice President oil he
Brad Of Trade and for Manchester in The room 9" fir
P Thompson, who has accepted The Chico Of Governor
General Of Canado
Another Cuur, and Priyy Council WAS held on 'hc
os,b a, which Mr. Richard Lalor Shell vas, by COM
mnnd of the Queen sworn by her faJe'y pUs' A."
privv council and took his place al the beard er wa
;,s,v having been pleased 10 appoint IN" Right non, -
r, ~ crnl ant
OF the Cnnadas the right hon gentleman TOOK .ne nSua
On appointed be taken by The G"Sernors OF he' ~
iesty s colonies.
mont of Presiden of the umi,tre Of Council appoint
ed for the consideration Uf oil matters relating !" 'mGc
and foreign plantations tier Majesty vas also peiSrd
to appoint the Egh, Hon Il. l. Shiel, Vice President
of the Board of Trade.
The workmen had reached low water marx on Tue
Surry side Of the Thames Tunnel
The Queen brings two hundred pass myers
The TouKSaMExT.-rhe Passage NJ Arms at tcIlng
Ton Castle, did no, lake place on the 2oth OF August
according 10 appointment, IN consequence OF awning
tsin.sorm For the ern:e reason there wss 80 hllIpg
on the 3Oh All was in readiness, however, and The
array n chivalry assembled is gorge0usly described
LATE FROM CANTON AT Canton affairs remained in
the same unsatisfactory slate. Foreigners were s'I
prisoners, aud business OF course, al an END, al all
rents lnT the present. All communications between
Canton and Macao had been cut iii, and The ships
we're lying in alncao Roads waiting the result oil The
Commissioners proceedings
About one hall of The opium had heen delivered up at
Iin!in and it expected the delivery would be com
ulp,ed bv The end If April. II believed that the
Admiral who had concentrated his whole force at Trim
GONZALEZ Only waited fresh orders Ia proceed 10 taninn
The Singapore papers nf the ODD ct May, mention
that The Samese authorities in Imitation. no doubt OF
the Chinese Governmpn had made seznre Of opium
IMPORTANT FROM TIE EAST.
The Morning Post al Sept ID contains The following
important nnnuucalion from the
1u.Krsn EMBASSY.
Saturday .uorning, Oh i5m a "
SRI am directed by secretary 10 give yon The
following substance of despatch received by special
courier from PARIS. where il arrived by 'eegrafh:
"rhe French officer who vas commissioned 10 claim
Tie urkish lsrt in The Of The FIVE great fnwers
has received fat II !nsa! from ashcmet Ali, unless all
his exon iiant demands complied with and The ex-
penses he has been pm, 10 deirayed by the Sultan
have only 10 say thai our worst auic;pstlons are
realized. In haste: your most obsd,rnt s,Ivnn,
T. XASSlMON, IntCr
The French anil English fleets, according to advicss
from Trieste Of August 18Th. a, anchor off the Oar
daa~Iies and number Of English ships OF the line
on their way Tcnedns 10 reinforce Admiral Soplnds
squadron, already consisting Of t ships Of 'hr line.
The head quarters Of The Turkish 1rmy were still in
aa!aia and those of the Egyptian AZ M3rasch where
lbrahim lacha was n, the laIes. dates
Prince Meilcrnich has been severely sIck.-Greai so
lictade felt for his recovery not only by the Court,
but ty The people OF Vienna. He conyalescen on
The 2lst nf August
TuE WARlx CIEcAssIA-l, is stated from Cons,1n
tnople Angus, that severe battle had taken place
in Cifcass;a in which The Russians, usual, were vic
;oous bul not without having paid dearly for lhcr vic
tory
TIE Russians had los, a ship OF the line and two fri
gates by severe sior.ll on the cGast Of CircGssia
EAST lSDIEs-A d.ices from Bombay iu The lst
Of June, and trcm lukkar 10 the l3h u May Anex
petition against Bao"chee fort bad been attended with
success. The fort carried by som. after sharp
4 hn Ilat,,, chrrs had He'd a,u "a
wounded. The Company troops suI red hu' slightly
IMPORTANT FROM SPAiS The Carlist rebe lion seems
TO be drawing 10 close. Gen. ODunneil has gained
important successrs Cabrera in valencia. Ills last
exploit vas Tie apiurc a III forte Of Tales. after bal
lie with the Cnrlsts which kept up for 10 hours
HI demolished The Notifications, and then returned 10
Valercia.
There was rumor in London that Don Carlos had
been taken prisoner, but II was not credited
(From the London .HorniHg ChronicIc Of Sfpt p
MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.
We have long iorcseen that monetary and commercial
matters could no, maintain their ground for any lrngth
Of time, and have done every thing in power 10
nulinn the public on this head To all thinking persons
cs is inevitable ard every day tends more and more
10 strengthen this conviction. most material and
marked depression has taken place in Cons0s 10 day
and Exchr9ucr Bills have nearly rectded 10 par The
former have fallen 10 90 IL :u money. aud 81 S for The
account, ard The latter have been marked low as As
premium.
The temporary support which given 10 the Eng.
lish Stock Market, To enable Lord Mnnteagle 10 carry
through his funding scheme, now has, il would seem,
been entirely Withdrawn and matters falling back
their natural Hence doubt, arises much Of
the depression which Conscs has sustained, but they
have chiefly been AFFECTED by The increasing scarcity of
money and the total s,agnaou Of confidence and credit
shor, time must bring things fatal point, and
there indeed little probability Of any thing
ring 10 give them favorable Turn.
The weather is against ameiora,on Of fairs,
and must, on the contrary, tend much 10 excite alarm;
for, although the crops The South OF England have
doub, been chiefly housed yet il is otherwise in The
NORTH of England and Scrar. and the harvest in Ire
land 10 winch this country looks always with much
anxiety, must also be matter Of uncertainty. Alto
geher the state of The country is quite drporabe and
how an explosion is 10 be prevented s quite beyond
comprehension
II now, too, quite evident that Exchequer Bills are
rapidly falling 10 discount and consequently far.
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