Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

" ""'ions. iichS'icrth II u Tor YOU To
prove TINS great aud salisiary truth. May
harmony anu concord prevail in YOUR as
senib!y may dignIy, calDmess and n,oS-
Grafton chagactrri-c your Deliberations.
Guided sulrll by ii love To your country.
purify yoin eplmons nahe them indie
pVhdeh' OF ail private and exclusive inter
eS'S: express Item with simplicity and
frdnhiirsS, ARA avuid the s4ductiyeress
which may often az. ompany f.geicv IN
speaking lastly, NAV the sense Of Datsr-
nal friendship which the Di,in, E.s.,giy-,
mas prescribed 10 US all, never t0rsskeNolt.
iii 'hiS manner yOnr assembly vui
! op'aln Tie APPROPRIATION of the country.
ana Tie general esierm shich such \ one
VIII ever e"i"y when the representatives
oi tree uaiioD do moi suilpn The eSal,ed
character with which iiiey are invested 10
degenerate.
First officers ofihe state, senators. re-
representatives., snd depnle<-f have ex-
pf"ssed'mY thoughts toioH ha,eslitvn
yru your dui!cs. HE result al y0ur Ia
"oHis vii slew ne what The country
may eSpcet III future from vonr attach
! uent to II, as well as from your rood SIN
tnneni towards me and whether faithful
10 my resolutions, can further es;.ud
nal have already done Tor Won. It.t
us thank Him who aion has power 70 err
| iIghten prWces, 10 Gender nations brethren.
and 10 spread over iheR blessings Of love
ana OF peace; let us Impiore Him 10 bless
| aHd prosper your work"
KS, March 2o.--rhe Chamber Of
EPeers assembled on iuesday. vbtn ~,
me discussion OF the resolution pa>Setl iv
Inc Chamber 81 Deputies for erap;iu,r
| fnfinrr lme TO the Emgranis Tor the.
| pay meli OF their dCbis, AN amendment
Was moved and carried tor prnlnu.s,,;g,i,,
perlod Til the Isl January, 1870, and The
r. solution was seal back 10 the Cham
| ber at Deputies Tor their Concurrence i'm
| the amendments.
! In The Chamber of Deputies on Tues
Gay, NE Hafon de ~. Crlc4, the Reporter
OF lie Committee ON Tie Customs l.Iuiet.
was heard al considerable length after
which, speeches were also delivered bv
| ihc ministers of Finance and M. hjoroan
de Beii"N. The committee Then proreeti-
! ed TO deliberate upon the, Articles of Ihe
! ffoJe'. a ing discussion TOOK place up-
| on Inc firsi Nriicie, two amendments ha-
| ving been moved one by NJ. Du,erplar
| de !iaurannc, for reducing the dutX ON
Cotton Yarn one half; ana the oiiier bv
| Il. EalS,e de la Villaveque, for repedi,,Sr
| he duty Oh Cotton Yarn imported ind
france from parts oui of Europe IN tyenci,
SHIPS. Ina Chamber ul,imatei, decided
against boih amendments. On Wrdnes-
LAY, they Soi through thirty Articles uf
| The tIoIet. On lhai ia, ,},o, lire is,rou
| Duio"Kerdis reported from, Iils. camm.ftee
on the PrgJei for he d Goilllon Of The Slave
! Trade. he coAfnIlIee proposrd lbc i,uI
| aud elliFe adoption OF the P.ojei, With
TWO SNSht amendments. The discussion
J on IL was appointed 10 commence after
'iiSposing OF the Customs proiet. which
| II WAS supposed would be on FRIDAY last
| ROYAL MARRIAGES
| LONDON. April I5-Yestcr,tay Lords
Liverpool and Casllcreash communicated
| 10 Parliament, message, announcing
mat treaties of marriage are megociatInIe
| between the Duke, OF Clarence, aud the
! Frincess Amelia Adelal,ie- Louisa, 0fSaxe-
! Meinungen, daughter ofiLe late seippino
| Dukr, I"ho died IN le03 y and between
| The Duke VI Cambridge, and Il Princess
OF iiesse, daughter Of The Lantigrave gre
derrick, and niece Of The Eeclor, and de-
string that suitable provision NAV be-
Tor them. An address pussed'l44 10 O3.
| 'hanklnS his Royal iiighHess for the COM.
| nunlcaiion. Afterwards, on motion of
| MT. Metluen, return was ordered Of all
the pensions received by ilie Duties If
| Clarence. Kent, Sussex, Cumberland. and
Cambridge, since the year 800
April TO- Yesterday ia the House Of
Commons, Lord Casiiereagh moved. ,i,it
| an addition be made by law 10 The Dyovi-
sions for the Dukes OF Clarence and Cam
bridge, on their marriages. An amend
| ment 10 reduce this amount H;.s made
and carried, i03 to 1874.
Lord C's proposition WAS, thai ille Drls
of Clarence should have & ~. 600 a vfar.
with an outfit Of 4 - 900 Tie o,i,er
| Dukes, an addition OF I l2,O0D per ann.
Iaud e. 10 600 outfit Iae prinra.ses 49,,
addition OF + 5000 and az outfit a C(EaeD.
| The same opposition which has refused
TO increase the allowance to the Duke Of
| Clarence, were the most ready to Give
| Tie Princess Ot Wales a large ai,puii> 30
be spcnt Onto 'hp kingdom and TO Prince
! leopold (when they thought they could
enlist him in their party) ESQ 900 Der an
| MUM making the Prince of SAKE CO.
bsurg's income nearly three fines as gre,,
| as that oi a Hdiive rovai DUkp. I'm, SHE
| ua,ion of tie Duke Of Clarence renders y
| handsome income Indispensable. In i've
! circumstances Of the Regent aud Duke az
York, the probabilities are strong ll,at fhe
children OF Tie Duke of Clarence will be.
| c9meihe Soyereigns of thr British eu,,,;re
NEW PLAN or FINANCE.
Ia the new plan of finance laid before
| tarliament, II IS proposed, tiat subscri-
| bers for + 100 of three per cent. stock
shall receive & 100 M new stock a, ri
per cent. on paying Ell by monthly in
| stalmenis of ti each, with the allowances
OF discount for prompt payment. Tie
| subscriber viii therefore obtain pefma-
neni annuiiy Of los. wear by lie paw.
! nrni u1 81. After going further in1atbe
deiJiis of this plan, The Conncr adds
! Sucl IS The nature Of the new plan. "a