Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

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well as from Dewsbury, Bradford, and
other places in the vicinity. II is true
these extensive emigraiions may in some
degree contribute 10 relieve our overbur-
tllened population bu, they must like
wise tend IN an equal ratio 10 inpoverisii
he nation /; as every individual aud iami-
is, who euipratr, setting aside the pecn-
mary wealth they carry vita, them, lake
what Is of lar more consequence 10 d com
mereial uatipu--their talents and indus.
tty--ariicles, Al present.. of comparative
small ya!ne in this country
HOUSE OF COMMONS, April &c.
fonre1tion wifh america Mr.. +. Robin
son said. that To obtain leave to bring in a
bill 10 e;,able his majesty 10 carry into ct,
iect certain arrangements ui a cOnve ntioa
lately concluded between the government
OF this country and that of The u. States
otAmcrica. the usual and most convenient
plaza, ,e believed, Was tu move first for a
committee, and iu that committee TO ex-
plaza Tie objects of The measures in con-
temptation. Hvwould therefore nov move.
that The house resolve itself into a COM
mI'tee, and M that committee he would
state the nature Of his proposition.
The motion was agreed to; the con-
Nenllon was referred ~ The cUnalittee, aud
,ie speak r left the chair.
Nir. Robinson .hen Stated, that he did
not thiut u would be necessary To trouble
'Ne committee with any observations.
The measure lac MAS about 10 propose was
short and simple, aud not likely Ia en-.
r0inlrr ANY objections. Tie committee
wiS"ware, that hy this conveni ion the
nSh.rieS on he part Oft the coast where the
q 5isirs had tormeriy the right of catch.
inS aud drying t!ieir fish, had been &C
lnHrd toy pSrECiusively, aud surrendered
oy iiicm. IL wa., however remarkable,
!aal as HE liX noY stood, we could not
prevent The Amcr,caHS from carry ing on
: lhe fisheries wtich, BY The arrangements OF
lists convention they had renounc ed and
ihei might fish oil the port OF Halifax. i'm
N"'h Scotia, WITHOUT any power OF pre-
vcGtion IN the executive. If their fishing
vessels were seized aud carried INTO auy
az o"r ports In that quarter Tor contrayen-
thS lie provisions OF this treaty, they
coat" n0' be condemned as prizes. In
Tins ease II therefore bccame necessary
for Parliament ID pass an act TO cuable The
Crown io enforce The stipulaiions Of this
treaty. Ii was necessary 10 enable gov
erninent 70 enact regulations for ihe pro-
lection Df lie right oi British SUBJECTS in
ttid) quarter. There were certain provi-
SiuHs likewise Of the commercial treaty of
ISIS, 10 which II would be necessary 10
fa'"r ior the purpose of continuing them.
! {" thought The best course Wonld be for
ndli'amen, not To enact specific rpcula
iiohs. Jul Ia empower his majesty by au
ofdrr ~ council iD Issue such directions
as The subject might require. The right
hon. gentleman concluded by moving
for leave 10 bring in bill TO enable hi,
majesty TO Issue regulations for carving
tuio execution certain arrangements for
taking ami curing OF fish on the coast of
Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and I.abra
i'nr. contained IN d convention concluded
between lie government of the country.
and Hal o! the United States of North A.
nirytca
HG }. Newport dill net feel himself call
Ell upnn "a give his opinion iii the Bill
wls brought in but could not let The OBJ
ppriuniy pass without expressing his
dissatisfaction with the terms of the
iofhicf conveGlioD,. the consequence of
watch he called rulnous. The measure
sis one Of The greatest Importance, and
ought 10 meet ..i;iI The most ample dis
cIS,i0I.
TAG mnlion WAS then agreed to, leave
was arauied To bring in the proposed Bill.
aud, after lew words from General
GdScoyae, who recommended that sutii-
Gent itile slpuid he allowed between The
hFSi allV SECOND reading Tor those who
n'rv interested IN The measure 10 make
the" applications 10 parliament, the House
resutaed. ilr. Robinson having answer
ed thai no long time would be required,
d. ihe lerinS OF the Convention were al
ready we'll known
JENA, March 27.-rbe moihcr Of NJ.
dc itoizebue, age 81, who resides al Wei
t"ar, was so shocked bS the melancholy
ReNS "f lie assassination of her son, that
she has been seized with dangerous
iiiIsess, aud lies without hope of recovery