Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-12


Of England ..,,,rod n DEC. aIs'.
| There has been insurrection IN SPa'h
France is in disturbed state. markets both
Tbore is Great xciie nisnt IN the money l,d Tho
IF Inudon and Paris The state oil raarr ti.,a a he
heavy rains have injured the er"Ps' n in he re-
. scarcity of wheat. There is "A si'g"
venue Cotton is steady. .,s;pr atnut the proba.
Al! the English papers are "ar.,;n,s ar. max sing for
bry Of war, and active p
II. c,, Cantor is M later than n, our recsn l
dlres. ,h. e,a;sd win Captain Elliot x,a,,an,
are eSaspe'a The Queen continues IN eAeei'e",
liEE VI NJ understand her Majesty accoucheiieh'
health; ou. ected Yesterday afternoon oioeIs "t,e
is daily Sir James Graham for messengers |" oe IN al,
svs" at Home Office as WEI, u W."
IendSy informa,,on Of her Majesty beng lndisPosed
r rsca;ved that expresses should be immediately
lcardod n All the Cabinet Ministers, whether III
town or country.-StanaaIa, , ,,,,,ypyr
| 1I,,s. NJ IoTds oct 7.-On this day Parliament
mas nrorogued by Commission At quarter past two,
| ,ha Lords Commissioners, VIZ: the Lore Chanceiior,
The Duke of Wellington, Lord Wharncife' and Inc
Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Commons, having oeen
snnmoupd. the Eoya! assent given TO the follow
inn hills. The Excllequer Bills, Funding Bill, the
EScbeoncr (Appropria,on) Bill, The Poor Law Con
tinuance Bill, and the Population Payments BILL
rho Lord Chancellor then read the Speech from The
| Throne - -
".Mv Lords and Gentlemen We are commanded oy
her Majesty acquan you, that It appears advisable
to her Majesty bring close the present Session OF
Parliament.
ain conformity with The advice Of her Parliament,
and in pursuance of the declared intention OF her Ma
es,y her Majesty has taken The requisite measures Tor
the formation Of Administration, ana The arrange
ments for that purpose have been completed by her
| Majesty. az
"GenAemen of the House Of Commons-We have
i, in command from her Majesty thank you for the
supplies which you have granted 10 her Majesty tor
those branches Of the public service TOR which com
plce provision had not been made ny The late Ear
| lament.
| n.uy Lords and Gcadcmrn-The measures which it
will he expedent to adopt Tor the purpose OF equazng
the public income and the annual expenditure, and other
mportant objects connected with the trade and CON-
merce of The country, will necessarily occupy your at
| ,enlion at an early period after the recess.
/ uHer Majesty has commanded Us to repeat the ex-
preston Of her deep at the distress which has
prevailed for considerable period IN some OF the prn
cipa manufacturing districts, and 10 assure you that
You NAV RELY upon The cordial concurrence Of her Ma
isy in all such measures shall appear after mature
considerations best calculated 10 prevent the recur
renee of that distress, and TO promote the great object
ofa her Majesty wishes the happiness o. her people
The distress among the inhabitants OF many Of the
tow ms in England is dreadful Public meetings CONT
nue. be held for the purpose of adopting some plan Ton
their relief The depuiaon appointed the Magistrates Of
Rcnfiew and Of the Of Paisley 10 lay the dis
rcssed state Of the Inhabitants of that part of the
l,ry before Government, had interview with Sir Ro-
bert Peel al his official residence in Downing street.
Mr. HASTE, the member for Paisley, introduced the
dcputaton, and Sir Robert Peel expressed much sym
pathy with the suiferngs Of the unemployed people.
The principal object Of the deputaon was TO solicit the
patronage Of the Government 10 metropolitan sub
scription: but this proposal Sir Robert Peel declined
giving his consent, at the same time ne expressed his
readiness 10 support such subscription, Dul as PIT
vle Individual. -
A public meeting was to be held at the London Ia
yern on the 23d ultmo FOR the purpose Of taking into
consideration the alarming distress existing among the
operatives OF Paisley
Lord Ell+nborourh has been unanimously appointed
Governor. General Of India in pursuance OF an intima-
lion from the Board of Control that the noble lord had
been selected by her Moesys Government 10 NIL that
! high and important office
Ii il currently reported in the professional circles that
Lord Lyndhurst will rcnqush the seals al The com
mencement Of January term, and that Sir w. W. Fol-
lett the solicitor general will be his successor In con.
ncc,on with this arrangement, 1t also SAID That LORD
Abinrer WILL at the me vacalc the chIcishp Of
the Exchequcr ana lhal or FREDERICK roioch vi" oe
= his successor therein.
o The Great Western arrived at Bristol on Friday morn.
= ing Oct Sh having made the passage in II days and
hours From private letters we learn that The re
. was most extraordinary interest manifested among all
the leading merchants of London and Liverpool at the
non arrival of The Caledonia at her usual time. She
i encountered very weather. and did not reac!
II Liverpool till the evening Of the 18th ult.
= The Britannia detained by order OF the fostmas
l. ter General at London 4S hours, and left Liverpool
Oct. 2lst.
: There have been three heavy failures in Glasgow
: one wes commission house connected with America
and the sncd to the want OF by
$ the Halifax steamer Several failures IN London also
e TO large extent
The National says, that the war between Grea
n Britain and the United States IS inevitable. 1t results
n r ofF, nd Nc I'll
uau's affair do not produce il, other circumstance
will arise before long explode. No one can tell VIVA
consea uenccs may result from such wnr-t may SC
the world fire hut, al all events, France WIZ,
necessity be compelled to take part IN it. What, then
is 10 be thought of Ministry, who, in the presence
, Of such eve nts and the danger ct maritime war,
dsarming our fleet and dIsbandng our seamen'
vi The new fall in the funds which took place on tht
Paris Bourse, Wednesday, was ascoed rs we s'a.e'
Yesterday 10 the anxiety and alarm suggested BY th
il hostile aspect of Great Britain an America. The va
tionai of Thursday Denies however, That mat was INT
sole cause and attributes 1t 10 the reports propasae'
0 on the Bourse, that in an fmeuc which took place
Madrid the hotel Of the French embassy was attacked
and partly pundercd and that the papers seized ant
d carried away from it implicated the Queen Rcgen
d and the French Government in the insurrection
IT SPAIN.
There b,s been horrible riot al Madrid and an al
tack on the palace but letter in the London Times
r Oct. gid says
"You may regard The instruction in Spain as at al
end. The principal chiefs oil are e''her afies,ea'
/: have taken refuge in France. Among the former u
/: NJ. Monies de Oca.
"The regiments which had taken part in the revolt
ri have submitted to the Regent, and have taken anew
! the oath Of fidelity the present Governmcn-ofi these
Il the Regiment de bourbon is the most important:
v "The entire population of the country through
#. which The army of Redil passed submitted.
al wrote ynu TO day that, BY arrivals OF The 18th IN
. slant from Barcelona, the revolutionary movement II
that city continued The Republicans Of Barcelan
nave made an appeal to the Republicans Of France.
Iospoy SrocK EXCHANGE, Ocr. 2l.-The genera
tenor Of the adyices received yesterday from AmerIc
is considered more satisfactory than the previous re
ports, and therefore people here are disposed TO be
f. etter hear, about the final settlement of our difference
C with Brother Jonathan. This is felt more lmmediate
a, The Stock Exchange; but it also exercises certain
: degree of influence in other channels of business.
. ~ DUNLOP, MoSCtRE I. CO.
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