Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-09
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Of .Mnisters-D iSS"iu,ina cf farfiameHt-.f fo'r'-
Ct Crisis-.l General E'ertoa-sertoaS Eto;S- 10
,at Destruction If .lsiey's ihc1're w ftrc.on
life Lost md three calaaJie Horses-DeaM IF SIR
Dlrid Uikte-France- French .!trica-S pa'a-ior.
tugel- Germany, S,c.,-taSeued state OF .1g".rs ."
Tarkey, Egypt and Syria-S'ate q iFade az Eng
Iaud-ths Cotton Narket--Tea .Narkts-Ihe Finds,
&c, Sc -.
The britannia arrived at the dock in Boston this
Saturday morning, few minutes before CLOCK
The Britannia brings Liverpool papers Of the
10Th ult, and Liverpool papers to the evening OF the
18th uli.
The non.arriya Of the Britannia at the time when
abe was expected, caused the greatest anxiety in
England for her safety She arrived June 9th, and the
Caledonia June liih
We hear nothing Of the steamer PRESIDENT by
this arrival, although many reports OF her supposed
safety have been published in the English papers.
Beyond the extraordinary election there is very
little intelligence of interest in the papers brought by
the Britannia.
The Great Western spoken by the britannia, on
Sunday, the 9th June, . days out.
The Queen and Prince Albert attended the Ascot
Heath races and her Majesty had drawing room al
ST. James's Palace, onihc 18th ult.
Sir David Wllkie, the distinguished artist, died al
Gibraltar on the 1st Of June while on his return 10
England
There was grand review in Hyde Park on me loth
ul,mo in concentration Of the battle oil Waterloo.
In the evening the Duke Of Wellington gave ms an
nual banquet. :
Earl Granville British Ambassador at The Court OF
the King of the French has solicited permission to re-
linquish his Office on account OF lli-hraith
Lord Ponsonhy's departure from Consantinople Tor
England has been deferred IN consequence OF Tue Sc
r,ous state of affairs in various parts OF the Ottoman
Empire.
The London Observer says that the very important
event of her Maestys ACCOMPLISHMENT may be expected
at the end Of September early N the month OF &C.
tober.
The Hon. Fox Maue will succeed Mr.. Shiel
Vice President of the Board of Trade the office OF
under Secretary of State for the Home Department
will be filled BY Lord Seymour, now Secretary to the
Board OF Control.
Astl.y's ROYAL Ampnitheatre was wholly destroyed
nv fire on the morning Of the ch uit. A female III the
service of Mr.. Ducrow lost her life. The valuable
stud of horses suffered severely but only three perish
ed Nothing is known of the origin Of this hire The
smouderins remains Of of the fireworks used IN
the course Of the performances II is supposed was the
cause of this calamity Nearly three hundred persons
are thrown out Of employ by the destruction Of this
theatre. Mr.. Ducrow insured for only IoVo.-
The total damage IL estimated al ti2,oVo several
Of the small houses adjoining the Ashley were more
less ured. nrw theatre IS 70 be erected nhie-
diately
NOTTINGHAM, Thursday Night.
Synror. RIoTs - NorTlxGaAv-THF MILITARY
,,,rp orT-My last account took the election up to
Monday night when SIR John fiebhouse and Mr., Lar
pcnt were stated to be- Nottingham and addressing the
electors. The high state OF feeling which exists was
evinced on Monday night, when the elbow fiags were
torn IN ny the Blues and Mr. Larpen hmse fslruck
lie was proceeding to his hotel On Tuesday the bands
and flags of both parties out and some conflicts OF
most serious nature ensued. Many were severely IN
iured and several stabbed in the contests Towards even
ing evident that mischief would be done than
had already been The first demonstration oil It was
from the Blues, who with shower of stones smashed
the windows Of the Review Office, the Radical paper
One man was Immediately aPprehended by the po'
lice, in the act OF throwing Immense hedge stake
al the windows and conveyed TO the police Office
The Review and Journal Offices were threatened
by each party with something worse than stones
and wherever the police appeared they were most
shamefuy beaten. The Mayors windows were
the last broken, and they smashed by the
Tories II being ten o clock at night and the city
force being entirely worn out, orders were gwen Tor
the military 10 bc called out The Sd Dragons arrived
full trot, and the streets were immediately deserted
Police and soldiers guarded the buildings ana patrol
led town all night, and queed several disturbances
The magistrates Thursday uh,s day. issued orders
for the Suppression Of bands and flags, and declare
they should prosecute all found assembling. Six or
eipht persons have been committed 10 jail Tor tumu
assemhlage and breaking windows and warrants
are issued against many The town was IN COM
pete state of riot Wednesday, and il was scarcely
safe for any respectable person to walk abroad
PARII.MExrARy NEws-On the morning of June
5tb the adjourned debate Of Sir Robert Peel want-o
confidence motion brough; 10 a close, and, when
the House divided, there 3l2 for the reso!ntion
and 3ll against il. Majority against Ministers l.
uenda0, .Jaus 1th.-I-ord john Russell moved the
order of he day for the committee Of supply and an
nounced the intention of Government to ABANDON Tor
this session. their proposed committee the corn laws
Lord John Russell stated that the course which Co
yernment nded to pursue, that which had been
adopted on the death o! King William; they would
take their estimates only for six months, calculated
back from the beginning of April. He SAID that after
the late division the country itself must decide the
important questions pending; That the present
session should be wound up as speedily as possible,
md that the new Parliament should be summoned
without delay.
The Globe ministerial paper of the 18th ult says:
1.-The day on which Parliament will be dissolved Is
not vet settled and must be dependent the despatch
OF business yet before IT, II WILL possibly be OH Tues
day, the 22d: not earlier.
STEAMER PEEsipESr.-On the 10th umo, i'll tho
House Of Lords, in Ia question from Nscount
Strsnnford relative tho President steamer, the Earl
of Mimic said report circulated IN the newspapers
which was calculated. he feared, TO rase fai'ac'ous
homes II was stated that large steamer had been
seen in distress, in ST. George channel In e"ise
nuence the Admiral at Plymouth had been ordered 10
,pspacn steamer (as could easily be dane) 10 asccr
tain whether there any Foundation Tor the report
lie was sorry at the time TO say, that he dd mol
place confidence in it, lie had no reason to 5eiieve
that it was we'll founded. In his opinion It was one OF
those odious and most incomPrchensble attempts 10
take advantage of the temporary hope which such re-
port calculated to excite in The money market.
III sufficient here 10 say, that up 10 The Gay OF the
departure Of the Britannia from Liverpool no account
has been received respecting the safety OF the fresi
dent In opinion the last ray of hope for her safe
~ is extngulshed.-Ea Eds SAM
FRANCE
The news from France possesses very little interest
In the Chamber of Peers an amendment law OF
recruitment was carried in spite Of Marshal Souls en-
treaties.
The Recruitment Bill, which had occasioneda Min
isterial crisis, was Withdrawn.
Marshal Sout in consequence of i'll health retired
10 the country, but continued his duties by means Of
es,settes At the last dale, he had JUS! retained to his
post , c.,,, ,,rsr. or d,,c
o,s;n 70 the las, Geographic despatch, states that
ahde "a had united his main force at La Mac,a
roee,ng, probably that General Bugeaud would take
The road Of the de6es where in 1853 the hmir laa an
snbuscade for General Trczei; but the aas
an another route, the Emir followed the move