Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03
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La iSSf EHOh hNG La ND.
- New YORK, August 25.-Yes,erday
afternoon arrived al iIHs port, the superior
fast sailing ship DIM Maria, Captain ISaac
HATE, commander, in 40 days from Liv-
erpool, To j. Flack, owner By this arrival
we have received London papers TO The
nth, Liverpool TO the 18TH and Leeds
and Bristol TO The 1Iih July. Wedo cot
perceive any articles of much Importance
TO The American reader. The stale of the
market Tor our produce, remained much
the same as received by The late arrivals.
A irltiing advance was observed on cot
Ton, bni Tie quantity on hand WAS very
considerable, and no prospect afforded Of
Ms beng better. Preparations werc making
tor the IL gcn!'s reception al The House of
Lords an the nth july, 10 prorogue Par
lament by speech from The Throne.
The Morning Chronicle Of The 10Th
o. i.,sli Ministers are III posses
sion oil important lDfeIIIs, -. H.
designs OF the Reiormers, who are taking
advantage OF the dlslrcsses oil The laboring
classes of the community in the manu-
featuring districts, aud are eudeavoriug
to lead them into wild and disorderly
prnceeCiin IS.
The editors of The Chronicle state, that
they can scarcely give credit to HE ri.
mOmrs that are circulating as 10 The de-
signs OF The Reformers, and conceive thai
they are prOpagated 10 sanction return
10 those measures of severity, that bavc
been found 10 he as turtle as They were
violent and unconstitutional I; and tina,
ministers ought TO know, that hunger
cannot be assuagGd by The suspension
OF the sufferers rights, and tina, they may
not flnd II easy TO procure another bill 0i
Indemnify. MT. Adv
HOUSE OF COMMONS-JULY z.
SL1VE TRADE.
Mr.. Wherefore hoped The importance
OF the subject on which lie was about To
address the House, would not be estima
ted by the length of his address, as lie
wished but 10 take up a lew minutes of
their time. he proposed submitting a
motion TO the House, the effect OF which
would be 10 call on Government 10 renew
their efforts TO prevail on Foreign Powers,
formerly engaged in The Slave Trade, but
who had been prevailed on To pass laws
10 abolish it, 10 adopt measures for mak
ing those laws more ehecinai. II would
be recOlit cted, ihat when the Bill for abo-
fishing the Slave Trade passed the Govern
mcnt Of this county had lost no time IN
calling OH oihcrpOwers 10 unite their efforts
to ours To- put on end 10 thar traffic. The
| Noble Lord opposite had been most
| interchangeable IN his endeav0rs TO accom-
piisl' this great object, aud he had sue
ceeded III prevailing on all The gteai pow
erS OF Europe, 10 adopt one OF tie most
| iorclble declarations ever penmed, de
nOuncing the Slave Trade. The pfoper
| course had been taken 10 satisfy other
! Powers OF our eaTnesiness ia lie cause.
| The sacrifices we had proved ourselves
ready 10 make, eyInced our sincerity
! One Power only remained WHO had not
complied with OuT wishes. Al ilie rest
has not only condemned The Slave Trade,
| bur had named period foe abolisiiing il.
with most fthe great Powers Of Europe
conventional arrangements had been
made for carrying ihis decision fully iuiO
! ELECT. Two Powers remained who had
mol entered into such engagements. and
who, uuforluhaIely, had not Of themselves
ldkru measures for enforcing lhc Law,
which they had been prevailed upon t.
make. The countries Ot which be spoke
nere France and America II was sad =,
see ndiion Oi Cavaliers. as France Lat
formerly been called, feeding ~ IT Vrr,
on our Oiidl--profiIng by tia, traffic, ~,
| gan 81 which, We, Who hsd been called .
| ndiion Ol sh0pkeepcfS, had pat away y.
hat WHICH should diff, Us. lu Africa
! where hale sl,pis Of prouud had bee,
brought INTO cultivation, and where suial
! villages were established. there fife an,
s~orG, fraud aud pillagc, had wasted az,
destroyed al thai had been Sel..e,ed b,