Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Baiilmoie Pstrigi Of Wednesday.
LATER EROM LIYERPnOI.


The packet ship Shenan doah, at Philadelphir
brings Liverpool adyces to he 9TH. Parliansn, Tue,
on the 9th September. The Duke Of Wellington
took the seat formerly occupied 10y Lord Melbourne
lie was supported in the Treasury branch by Lord
WOrnc!iiie, the Earl Of HsJdiogton, tho Earl or
HiPpon and the Duke Of Buckingham. Lord Brough.
am took his seat opposite TO his former position.
Up to tho 9Th nit, in London the arrivals OF En-
g'i,h wheat were fair. nnd foreign consiJerable.-
New whoa, had fallen 2s and bonded IS to Il. from
the prices OF the Is, ult. Foreign free wheat is
quoed Rt Sc to 7Gs.
From France the intelligence is to the Ain of Sept
There Is no,hin: OF monioni. The wheat harvest
has been gotten in round Paris. The crops sre said
to have yielded pen,iully.
The Paris corn market WIS exceedingly dull on
the ih ut,
| ship from England loaded with provisions for
the expedition had si.l,d north direc, to Chussn,
knowing nothing Of recent alterations, when her
commander, Captain Stead, Il. ~, seized Ond
killed by the Mindarins. Trade has been partially
resumed but greatly to the disadvantage of the En-
glish.
On the 18Th Of May, Captain Elliott, at Canton,
moved up the river in a steamer followed by other
vessels. The ci.y began TO be thron:cd with Chi
ucse troops Of superior class as soldiers.
All sale OF British and other goods had ceased
Nnt purchases Of tea were to bs made in hard cash
GTcrt Preparations were making by the Chinese
aud great numbers cf troops were n1ckin; in,C
Canton.
During the week FIVE failures had occurred q
Manchester, to the amount OF 600 600.
violent storm in the Chinese seas had wreckc,
three vesse.s--a French barqu,; crew saved. A
Liverpool merchantmen and a Dutch vessel wer
wrecked. end every soul on board persisted.
( In the London Sun there is intelligence from Can
ton TO the :0lh M-y. Cap. Elliot had been tenn
a porisng with the Chinese, aud had succeeded in oh
timing the shipments OF eleven million pounds q
tea. He expected to bc able, before the close Of thu
month, to export an equal ii not greater quantity.
CORN EXCHANGE Sept. 6.-Last week
arrivals OF English grain were fair and considerable
OF fore On wheat. There was moderate iresi
supply,f new wheat, chiefly IN "a tender condition
and of the oiher corn he supplies were small.
; New wheat sod at =, decline and bonded at 3 t,
4 per quarter from LIST Mondays prices, with ,
= rather primer trade th,n FrlGay. Barley unva
RED. Oats ioYud rather Il better sale, at hardly s.
good prices on last Monday. -Four is very dui
and stationary.
!, TIE MARKETS-LoSDoS, Sept. 4.-Ver,
little business doing. CUnsols are S9sul for msney
ond 90 for the account. In trade tho grand objec
was the STATE OF the tea market. The TALL Of price
since yesterday has been 81 per pound Compl
ny's Consu sold to-day ss low l. SID per H..
- Sept 6'h.-MOrey scarce at ) per cont interest
Consc's So !. Business at the stock exchange Il
linn ed cX,en'. The tea market had set,ed dow
to Is lid. Wheat still falling, and IS COO quarter
arrived.