The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22

-.4sc .s...sA Apr, .
! ihe proceedings oftte House of Commons last
night, ON Sir Francis Burdeit's case, cannot fad
20 be read with considerable in,eres. Nv persons
oseseiy description, whatever may be. their 20.
i,tical opinion.
| AT the early hour ten o'clcck yesterday
morning s!tthe avenues to the House were Bloc =
Esd up ny crowds cfpcorle, eager for admission
O' me coofs Beng opened ut Ill usual hour,
| u'e gallery was Instantly crowded, almost "a,
s""vcation The press was the most excessive
We have ever Witnessed, but we ave nan.
ny 20 a'ii t'at no accident happened The lob
N.es reHaA'net crowded during the whole Of the
eight.
An extraordinary number Of constsbles were
N oitYt1 pre- serve order and, if Nc ..a r;,ht
~ imior'ued, the Horse Guards llat! received or.
uers TO mold Themselves in readiness TO be called
Out in case of any necessity.
he debate lasted iii past sevc., o'clock this
morning. In 'lie course Of the debate Lord Folk
St,"e concluded asperch in opposition TO the re-
soiu'ions' by moving ti'st The House do proceed
10 Tue cther ordcrs the day, aite. :. ,ort-. and
III some respects very animated discussion -
ms ms rnHuon was nes~tived, on motion Of 27l to
o. &c RESOLUTIONS were then adoDte,,: att,s
wnic'. oIr it"nerl Salisbury moved, Z" Tia, Sr
cdieis burde't be committed 20 the Toyer''
Upon this motion Mr.. Sheriien moved. as AN q.
Inc ineho'!shi: " That the Hous> do now ADJOURN"
uu'' on DIVISION, the amendment was lost and
the motion foe the commitment WAS carried.
the numbers besg 100 to 49,
=" Rr'hcis, Who was at his house in P:ccad;-
~, was 'mni' dR;ey informed OF the decision hy n;
oFoIi'er' Mr. Jones Bardei. who had bcei. in the
HaAsry during rte whole ofthe tSaate Tie
sergeant q, arms arriv ed 1t pccadiily with ti.
Speakers Warrant neal, al the s.m,. tim,
"ih lhe baronett's BROTHER, AID, proceedetto
tn t; rover. after SIR Francis had taken leave
u ms family, he and his Gro:her left the House
WIN ne Sefgeant at AIMS
~ accounts irom Csdiz, the French have ma q
rr@'ie progress IN their advances agansu
u.e wy some CT lac private letc"s state that
4" "I,sE1 AMI h'hS IS kept up between the Ftcnch
Aho SPaAisN batteries. Suca is re,r..s.i.:., rto
DC u'c strength Of tue cneIny's taueris, NAT
80 80 y, TUG siPsoI nlar have i.ccn ,ol. % bear
,.i'oi mem with aoy eject, except Owe ofthe
'f4 Inns ,, eFs nNneed wi-h an Engisn cr.'o
H., u@ese p4pers Sort, tuat Malaga has
oeen evacuated > the em,.
Accounts ir0m B1,iaios mention, the, Is de-
sc SCI &c e. IS from Han. egr neut of no. IN
uie 'iehc'l service, had cone IA, They stated.
80 D. az uisconteT.s pre- ;ji III The + cnch ar
'"y "'d ,A"t nothing preyenls tie soi,l ers, fes-
;'o't,iy in-@e that are foreSn.rsJ from desert
"iB IN s. at hunters. = Il TIE fear Of n! be,us
Itc -iVed BY the Sp iards anl Po.;upuase .,,,e
10 requested 10 be ado we'd 10 enter t..e British
s Nce N "'''A
AN Official dispatch signed bv General onion.
'e'' con naEding the % division Of the spscisb
~ ny 81 me 'eit, states, that the In,rni-e. of
81, s'' ut he drove toe French from. ne tovn
~ Ts'efes, and chased themGor about 6 leagues
:. other sknmishes, nagniGei into important
Sa,oGS' are @!mftd to III these papers, Dut the
Ears are SO extremely def, We ., 10 DESTROY
'neir interest, ard much Of der cge1i>ibty.
IT., Eaa,2, M,He h20.
ne accounts which we dag rece;~s. of the
s'1te OF the Instruction of tne aha5itants Of An
G q IS q TIC most hruering nyture. Tie
o'i'i'li o. Regency Published, M ,e Iva inst.
va 3oFdin".y Ca9ette. stating that Ransio has
been evacuated BY the Frs nell, AMI occu,,.ed bT
our troops, und L the command OF arigaa.er C.
Price otstocks at London, April 6-3 per cent
o"S % 8--Cnnsol5 tor-68 g. 70.
fiice OF fine -four at Marx lana Cos.