Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-14

honor and glory fos ever aud ever
"ALENANDER."
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Sitting ~ Dee. -.
THE 81 DGEI.-'lhe Ministers being in.
troduced, NJ. the Count Corvette. presented
the budget, and after tsw obscrS ations on
the difficulties TO he encountered, he calculated
The amount OF Ordinary charges Tor the year
1873, AT III ESQ. 0T5 fan
The eNtraordinary including the
expenses of the Allied Army 3I2 2GS, APP
Total fir. 9g3, 2ii OPP
The resources for the year lie
calculated at 67,77s,G00
Leaving an excess of ir DOS i65 too
This result he observed, was foreSeeh in the
last year, IN even a heavier proportion The
dminntion of near eighty millions for the
ensuing year, AK compared with the expendi
tnre OF 1917, rs ii prelude of the successive
authorizations which future years will produce
ouch IS The advantage OF government in
corporated with the nation, that the former
appears rs understandable as the latter and lis
'nture measure ny that of the people, presents
the idea OF unlimited duration.
Onr loan Tor the present year will not exceed
sixteen millions OF reRtes +; and seeing the faci-
tics we ENJOY, it will net he necessary TO
ALLEVIATE more than twelve millisns of renfes of
the sixteen TO support the service of the wear
Inc budget was then read, and referred to the
BnreauN, where ii will not be discussed until
alter The deliberation on the press.
LONDON, Dec. l6.-We have received to-day
some New York papers TO the 18th November
from which we have extracted all that is
most important There are some articles which
deserve serious attention. Three gentlemen of
| hiSl rank III the United STATES, are going mon
| msSiOnto the 5. Amer ican provinces. Now
the National lntelligencer, the American Of
ncialPaper, eniorces the policy of neutrality
| WIN respect TO the south American proving
es, and lnveiShs stroagIy against the idea of
| au alliance in their cause against the mother
country. IT the American government really
\ determine To remalii neutral, ii cannot be true
| that Tie American commissioners are going 10
| South America, 10 recognise the independence
\ ofone or more OF the provnccs.-Conrier
| Inc htRg v. HoEe.-In the Court of KINGS
Bench, on Thursday last, the trial of William
| Hone, tor printing aud publishing a profaoe
| libel on those parts of the Church service call
| cd the Catechism, the \ poste's Creed and the
| Lords Prayer, took place before Mr. Justice
| Abbot. The trial lasted from half past nine in
Inc morning, I'M haif past nine in the evening !;
! aud the Jury, after less than an hours delbe.
| ration, brought in verdict of Not GuiIfy.
| The defendant was tried on another charge on
| Friday, for publishing parody OF that part of
| tile common prayer, called the lirany, and af-
| ter trial which occupied the courtnearlv the
| whole of the day, the Jury, after consulting
| for about two hours, returned verdict of MOI
| Guilty. lie was again indicted on Saturday for
| the publication OF parody on ST. AtIanasi-
us's creed. The trial occupied the whole of
| the day, and the jury, having retired for about
| thirty minutes, returned a verdict of,NVt Gull
| fy. Mr.. Hone conducted his own defence :
his address on Thursday occupied about five
| hours in the delivery, that of Friday nearly Sc
ven hours, and that of Saturday above eight.
The conduct of The auditors, during the trials.
| was most repreliensible.
by the Flanders mail we learn, that the
| Princess of Wales received the aHlicting intel.
| ligence of her daughters death, on the % tn
| ult. Upon hearing the melancholy news, her
| Royal Highness was so deeply affected, that
she tainted away several times.
A long paragraph has appeared in several
| of the papers affirming that the young man
| who was said to have an immense sum of mo-
ncy left him, amounting TO 5O0,000l. is an i'm.
| pOstor, that the whole story is untrue and his
| impositons were carrying OH, on very extern
sive scale. The young man has gone 10 the
| Continent, and these papers say that il is for
security. The solicitor and confidential friend
OF the young man. however, has published a
statement cOntradicting this, and threatening
prosecution for libelio the publishers OF it.
SWEDEN.
LOWER RHINE, Nov. I9.--Seme time ago il
was stated in the public papers, that the form
er king of Sweden intended 10 demand Of his
sou, that on his becoming major lie should re-
nOunce all claims 10 the crown of Sweden
We now hear that he actually made this de
mand, hut that the remuneration was refused
! The father Informed the Grown Prince of this
who returned for answer, that il was d matter
Of the utmost indifference TO HIM as he did no
require any renunciatiOn.
SWITZERLAND.
| BREMEN, Dec. 6.-The clergyman Of Saxlen
in Obenuntcrwald, attributes all the evils tina
disturb orr planet to tile toilette OF our hehes
and TO their treacheTous Cr,iaBents. In his nj
Gus zeal against them, lie exclaimed from th,
| pulpit, declare IL 10 you, We proud all,
light minded women, that abhor yon that
had rather see the gates oihel, full Of the mos
horrible monsters, opening wide before me
| than bestow one glance or woman dresSe,
IN tho fashion. But son will one day be damn
. cd, aud We viii then take delight in you
! tormentS.
On the 18Th Of December lie high court O
Justice at Brussels, had to pronounce onthe ap
peal ofthe duke of wellington, from tue sen
fence Of the Correctional Tribunal at Ghenl
which acquitted NJ Debusscher editor Of tn
French Journal, Of having calumDidted hi
Grace. The appeal Of the duke was declare
no, receivable, aud he was condemned ~ cost;
The Prince Leopold had visited the Roys
Tomb, where, for an hour, he vented his grie
over the remains of lis beloved Princess.
, was here that a Kings messenger brought hil
letter from the PriDcess Of Wales, in ausw q
to the distressing news Of the death OF he
, daughter.
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