Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
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FOUR DAYS DATER FROM EUROPE. ;,
BY the arrival of the packet ship Charles Carroll
from Havre the Odd November and of the George
Washington from Liverpool on the 23th of the same
month, has been received Paris and London papers of
the latest dates.
The intelligence from England is of very little mn
portance. The demand for money continues WINE
the reports of the Of trade in the manufacturing
districts are less favorable than at the last adyccs In
many places great numbers oil workmen had Dcch
turned out Unemployment. Two thousand persons are
be found in the streets OF Nottingham VINO are una
bic TO find work and are Consequently exposed 10
cvcry kind of restitution Tie Charts leaders were
otcnptno to revive Chartism in the northern towns
and villages Several meetings Of delegates mad
been held in the manufacturing districts, the avowcd
object of which 10 renew III" plan OF National
Convention In Manchester, Oldham, Ashton, Boil
ton Bury and most Of the towns OF Yorkshire,
rooms have been taken for the purpose of recognizing
the moral force men, These meetings are convened
secretly but simultaneously in different houses, TO
avoid the notice Of the police, and prevent actual IN
fractions of the law No person is admitted to the as
selnblv who is not furnished with ga card 1t appears
also from the evidence taken on the trial of the New
port rioters that project foot among the Char
lists to ecc: general rising OF the people throughout
the Kingdom Newport and BrigmIngton were the
places To be taken first after which the whole North
charter was 10 become the law Of the land before day
light
Gin, Tirrlrr rlork-The accounts from New York
are TO the 9TH inst by the packet ship Patrick Henry,
Captain Dclano, arrived at Liverpool, and are on the
whole rather better than expected from the adyices
taken out by the Great Western, steamer, which were
received in New York tho Cd instant 1t seems to
be the general opinion that all the banks of the tnion
with the exception of those in New York ana boston,
mus, suspend specie payments Consequently thcrc
had hccn much uctuatun IN the securities Of the diff
fcrrnt States United States Bank Shares after hay
inr been done at IT, had declined 10 e. with very nm
settled market Exchange England had declined TO
m. nj TT.
rived a, Falmouth, having board about 100000.
LoNDoy. 2Gth Nov.
The New York line of packet ship Philadelphia,
Capt L. T.. Morgan arrived yesterday ut Portsmouth
from New York having on board Joseph Bonapartc and
suite This is the third time that distinguished indv
dual has crossed the Atlantic in the same ship, on each
occasion making the worthy captain handsome pre-
sent for his good conduct; in the present instance,
gold dessert service of fifty -four pieces.
MARRIAGE ISTESrIoS OF THE QrEES.-On Satur-
day evening, Nov. 23d, an Extraordinary Gazette was
published containing her Majestys declaration to the
Prvv Council, announcing her Majcstys intention TO
ally herself in marriage with Prince Albert of Sake CO.
burg and Gotha The declaration is as follows
81 have caused YOU to be summoned at the present
ton in matter which dccpy concerns the welfare Of
nv people and the happiness ofmy future life.
at is my intention to ally myself in marriage with
the Prince Albert of SAKE Coburg and Gotha.
"DeeDv impressed with the solemnlty Of the engage
mcnt which am about to contract have not come to
this decision without mature consideration, without
feeling strong that, with the blessing OF AL
mighty God it will at secure my domestic felicity,
and serve the interests of my country.
81 have thought fit to make this resolution known
h.,
fully appriscd of matter so highly important 10 me
and my kingdom, and which persuade myself will be
most acceptable TO my loving subjects
Whcrcupon, all the Privy Councillors present made
their humble request 10 her Majesty that her Najcstys
most gracious declaration to them might be made pub
lie; which her Majesty was pleased TO order accord
ingy.
FnAscE.-The report which was current for some
DAYS at Paris of the death of Prince Accrnch, has
been formally contradictcd The oriental question was
considered as good as settled. According TO rumour,
Mehcnet Ali is to be left the hereditary sovereign Of
Egypt and Syria, with the enjoyment for life OF the
government Of Candida which, at hS DEATH IS to revert
to the dominion of the Porte.
The carly wheats in the north of the Kingdom look
promising The French Chambers have prohibited the
export of until Aug I6, 1910 The Persian am
bassadcr Paris, engaging the services OF numerous
officers TO join the army OF the Schah captain Di
Pntt Thopars of the French frgac Venus, returned
from the South Seas and makes a lsng report the
whale fiol:ary IIn wishes il to be- encouraged-says
there but sixty whacmcn about the Sandwich Is
lands, &c. and that they ignorantly pursue only The
black whale while the English and Americans take the
sperm He speaks Of the ccntous Of all the
whalcmen when in those islands Shore and the ne
cessity of having French consuls III all the groupcs IN
GLIDING New Zealand. He alludes to the prosecutions
of Catholic missionaries b. the English
Admiral Rosamel is to take the command OF the
French Mediterranean squadron lie will have under
him 90 ships Of the line, several rgatcs, corveles, &C.
in all, above 30 men of.war The fleet will form two
divisions, the command of which will he retained by
Rear Admiras Lalande and La Sussus.
SpAls.-Thc Queen Regent of Spain has at last dis
solved the Cortes. The Royal Decree, published in
the Madrid Gazette of the 18th November ordered lst
that the Congress of Deputies should be dissovcd 3D.
that third of the Senate should be renewed; and,
3d. that new Cores should assemble at the capital of
the Monarchy February the lsth $40, conormably
to the constitution. In the address of the Ministry to
The Queen, the disagreement of the two Chambers to
the policy of general pacfcaton, assigned the
Of the dissolution The Madrid Gazette Of the
18th, contained three royal DEGREES, appointing NJ.
Monies de Oca, Minister of the Marine and Colonies,
NJ Saturnino Calderon Collantcs, Minister Of the In
erior, and Gen Francisco Narvaez, Minister of War.
RUSSIA AND CIRcAssIA.-A letter from Odessa No.
vember 1th says that intelligence had been received
hat the Agcassians had completely defeated the Rus
sian cavay along the whole line of the Sunda, and on
he plains of Alazan occasionng loss of three thou
sand men, and several superior officers Only few
scattered remnants saved themselves by flying to Sou
soum Kale, Anapa, and other fortified places The
expedition was conducted by the Circussian chief
Szamhah, in person
LoypoS, Nov 26 (cvening).- intelligence from
he United States Ito Nov 9TH, by the Patrick HENRY
has not had any effect on the British market, nor is
here much business doing at the present hour. The
brokers' and bbers arranging their accounts against
next Thursday, which is settling day; Friday is settling
lay in the Foreign Market.
Money may be obtained in the House at 81 per cent
rom one account to another. Out of the house, for
purposes, it is at high rate and in de-
nand. ,
We have vsisus Opiaian. in respect 70 the iatorps-