Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-27

PN"t III Is SdIu, prevails III
Cafhsle among the weavers. Many OF them
hau tnrned out for higher wages.
IN Us said. thai i'm the French Chamber of
deputies, Nj de Tilleveque lately expressed
his wish that Hayti might BE- restored 10 its
ancient dynasty; and coutendetl, that a naval
Blockade would awe those arrogant chiefs
who were hostile to the measure The Minis
ter OF Marine replied. that the pendiny neyo
cartons with 81. Domingo were oil so delicate a
character, that they ought TO he cautiuus of
interfering with them
la the British House OF Commons, on the
2d Of June, the motion of the Attorney Gene
RAJ iof preventing British subjects from enter.
ing the service of the Patriots i'm South Ame
ricA, was Carried by "a ministerial majority of
10 Diief sketch OF the debate, and of other
Interesting Parliamentary proceedings, will
be found below
LONDON, June lO.-The Chancellor of the
fNchequer last night. brought forward his
bnuEet tor tile year The gross amount of The
supplies voted. and To be voted for the pre-.
sent wear, is i20,i77 900; to meet those sup
pnes' tournament had hitherto provided only
,,o1,Oodt, leaving an excess OF expenditure
beyond the Revenue, OF about l3, 500. OO0i If
TINS excess had been all that we were called
npon TO upp!y, the sum appropriated from
s1e Sikihg fund would have precisely accom-
plisbed IL; but, the measure lately adopted.
of returning to cash payments, requires that
D oOO,0OCt OF the debt due TO the bank should
he repaid this year. and Is TOO 900 of unfunded
deDt be reduced To meet this additional
'he iohH W IL UitilIOnS mas DPen nCwO-
tated upon terms which we partly commmni-
Gated yesterday, and of which a more detailed
account will be found iii this DAVIS paper VI
was Stated by the Chancellor OF the EAche-
quer. mat IN order to affect the Funds az little
as possible. he intended to divide the twelve
ihliiions TO be taken from the Sinking Fund
INTO ~ monthly payments, during which the
STOCK would remain in the name of the com.
miSsioners. In the January and july quarters.
however, only 900, 0O0i would be called Tor
nohihiN INSTEAD of one milii"n) and in the
aPfii an" October quarters, hoo. OO0l THIS
scale OF appropriation would still leave about
S.u'oo"i PEI inepth applicable TO the reduction
OF Ill, Nationai Debt. In the ensuing wear il
Is calculated that "a loan of only four millions
VIII DE required, TO complete the remaining
payments To the Bank, supposins Parliament
snnu'u again sanction the application of II
millions from the Sinking Fuad. After next
year, no more loans will DC necessary duriup
the continuance of peace.
Stockholm May2I F." II we NAV credit the
iuhosrs III circulation, a considerable body of
troops Is assembling in the envirouS of PETERS
Durg. with regard TO our own military esta-
Dishment u is AT its effective height aud we
cannot see how il can be augmented. 1t is
sd'u that IN Denmark all the military absent
on ieaVe, or fnriOugh, have been recalled
Other reports, which we do not ruaran-
zee any more than the above, notice an invita-
non made 10 the Prince Regent by great
continental Power TO form a strong camp I'M
on the Elbe, which is 10 be in communicative
with neighsoring state.
. letter dated Stockholm May IL, states
Connt Posse, who married The second daual,-
Ter OF the Prince de Canine (LucieI Bona
pare mas just left Sweden for Italy, 10 join
his faiher-in-law" ''
PARLIAMENTARY COMPENDIUM.
ne attorney General having move ed the Sc
cohd reading of the foreign enlistment hill
81 IL. wilson contended against the principle
ol 'he siii: and entered into long historical
account OF the service Of nativcs of other conn.
uies' ~ our own aud other armies and nayies.
without offence to their sovereicns He in
s'anced me IRISH I'm the service of France and
Hpaii. we had seen La Fayetie in the SER
vlre ct North America and Sir Sidney Smith
IN tiat OF Sweden. There were Swedish sal
Tors IN The fleet of Rodney aud De Grasse. AT
the moment OF action. The Russian navy was
a" ',, one ,inie mn OF Scottish officers. He did
not see any OF the Lords of the Admiralty
present. or Ne would have appealed TO them
10 state the number OF Danes Swedcs and
Nof"egians that man,:ed our navy during the
,'I"r war ana contributed so materially to the
SIorS and security of the country Was the
mouse prepared to give a new INTERPRETATION
10 'he laws OF nations which would have the
eHect OF inducing foreign governments to en-
'oe ,!e same restriction, and in the end de-
PIiNe ms country of The assistance The yalue
VI WHICH " had previously experienced In
I'VE year l756, we subsidized CORPS of Russi-
aus ahd iie.sians without considering that we
"sageu thelr governments in our quarrel Ii
hds peeii The practice OF the Swiss to hire
themseives out to adverse armies Rrt then
~ was SAID America had adopted an opnssiie
prnciple: For America he felt sincere at
, s ne cherished her az the impregnable
fortress of human freedom. with her o,tes
ever open TO afford resting place IN The mar.
secutedan oppressed. Bui he was moi nl,nd
eo by Ills attachment when lie saw am at;emnt
, 70, separate freedom from justice. Could the
'' oiget 'hat from the United States the |
Pvop'e o' Souih America had received here.
toI9re The most active assistance? There was
punt me flrst vessel on which the flag of in |
ue ehdence was hoisted. From thence the s. |
americans had obtained the two finest fri |
gates III thelr service.-NOrth America had
sent commissioners not TO nepoc,ate Son,h
american Independence but to give a cha
1dcter 70 their governments seeing which
. a '"in nad ihierteTed, and purchased the for
hediahct OF the United States by the cessio,, |
OF ]I0rida IL was dangerous TO be a nronbei
on poHiical events, but lie would hazard Am
non, that after Florida had been ocrupied |
ny me population of the United States they |
80 ~" ein"iu CuDa and obtain it. BY intrigue
ana iiiiihldation, they would ultimately extend |
nf' views OF aggrandizement To Mexico. push |
,"'h TOhtirrS from the a tlantc to the Pacific |
Ic "a, ahd IN the end laugh al Great Britain |
H. ''e "npe of nei artihce. Ii was impossible |
'"ai such bill should pass-a bill that mel n |
.'1h on MS return, though covered with Ian |
itis; OF which was more To be prized. blessed |
WIN the benedictiOn of millions, with tine |
' Imprisonment, at the mercy of a worthless |
iheiceharS infoTmer.-EitlIer such men Inu,t |
remain tor ever in exile or return will no oIh
81 prospect than British gaol. 1t was bill |
hEt called for by the rights Of neutrality. |
mnich huinanityrejected, and pslicy condemn,
H. n. IL was bill hostile TO every feeling Of |
, "a 'yJin FAVOR OF Ferdinand; and on which he
100 SAID that, Reproduction was exhausted He
,tohcImded with moving, as an amendment.
mai me bili be read second time that dlv
,ix months. '
=, ne attorney General, in defending the
bill SAID, that unless the House was prenared
70 say, that tins country should be made a dock |
fArd TOT beliigeient powers, some such bill as |
Ihe present appeared To him To be absolutely
necessary.
Nj. Dcnman supported the amendment
MIR. wynn declared he should vote far tho |
ill w '''N
MIR. +. Douglass, MIR. Maryat, and Mr.. NJ
Don "a supported the amendment.
sir g. Robinson advocated the nrin ci,I, -.
lie bill. aud Lord Cast IL rearli cnrife nIed IL,