Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-24

meTc al question, bul ol oonsenial scuii
| ment and II WAS iOstercd and encour-
aged by ;liosevery persons who now had
not only utterly forgotten them IN the
treaties of Congress. but were about To
deprive them even OF What little assist
ance the common law of the land per-
miis.
MIR. Sergeant Coplry replied 10 some
of the arguments OF The Hen. aud learn
ed Gentleman, and contemued thai II
South America Was 10 be assisted from
this coupiry, the most honorable WAY
| would be 10 aSow their cause IA, Once,
| and give them open and ample assist
| ance.
| MIR. Broeglam rose, amidst loud cries
| Of" Question" lie SAID, that n@iwiih-
standing the brilliant, aud he might say,
| snperia,Ne tsients Of The Right Hon.
F.! Gentleman tAlr. Canuing,) and the acute
| legal arguments OF The learned Sergeant
| (CorleyD the cited statutes and docm
| meals OF the best period OF our his
| tory, remained totally unanswered
aud therefore he should not detain then
| long with further observation. The
| Learned Sergeant had asserted that we
were bound by treaty In enact This law.
| by what treaty were we bound! By trea.
~ entered into by the Crown withou, the
authority OF Parliament and which
was not even laid upon The table of the
| H0use.-(Hsdr, heor y Was tits the
treaty which the Learned Sergeant
thought 80 imperative on the country,
as to alter MS very Constitution ?-!ir
denied ihe assumption. The Right Hon
Gentleman had assumed 1.-THE Learned
| Sergeant lacked as II he meuHt 10 assume
ii (i0nd hugAtei); but he would contend
that il was totally uucailed for, and he
| detied then TO show the contrary.
After tcw words from Lord Castle
rcagh, the House resolved itself into the
| Committee.
MIR. Wilson spoke against the remain
ing part o. The Bill, after the frs, clause.
On the Qesien tina, the second aud
remaining clause do stand psrt of the
Bill, the House divided at half past two
| O'Clock. The numbers we're
For the Bill 248
Against j, IA
Majority III
The Bill passed through the committee
The House then resumed. aud the
Report was ordered 10 be brought up
(this Day)-AdjOurned al four O'Clock.
Singular simplicity prevails i'll the Pari-
sian ladies' dresses--long waists, bound
with SCOTS ribband, plain muslin gov us,
straw hats or white b0nuets- this is
The ton
TIE Er Empress Of France. letter
from Rome of The 9th Of May (given in
The Paris Papers,) gives the following Gu
rIons stalemen,:-
Her Imperial Highness Maria Louisa,
ArchduchcsS de Parma, came To the gates
OF Rene without entering The City she
did not pass beyond The cascades of
iersney, where she remained two days.
Some 'rlHlng occurrences, of sufficient
ly scandaous character, invented by the
liberal sect, which happened with respect
10 her during the period when she was
near Bolona It'll the Emperor, have pre-
vented lis from seeing her here. We
ought to add, that these transactions
have been rtpressed, and the authors Sc
verely punished"
Price Of BWttio-Poriugal Gold in coin,
60 l0s. Cd. New Dollars, Is. 3D.. Sill
yer, III bags, standard Is. y.
Bremen, June .-Accounts from Russia
say, thai tie deficit of The great house Of
Our kebacker q kleen, is estimated at
2,00O,O00 of roubles, and il was feared that
this failure would produce many Others at
Petersburg and elsewhere, particularly in
Holland. The private Golfers Of the
Emperor Alexander have a claim of a.
boye million Of rOubles, and many Noble
men have experienced losses more or less
considerable. The chief partner of this
house has put an end 10 his own existence.
There are above 500 German emigranis
al Hamburg, Altoona, and The neishbor-
hood, waiting for an opportunity 10 go
10 Brazil The number of these emgranis
increase daily. The greater parts are
subjects of Wirtemburg, Darmstadt, aud
Of The PaIaiinaie.
MANNHEIM, June 4.-Noihing more is
said of Sand,. Our Gazette observes a
silence upon this subject that is suppos-
ed 10 be commanded by authority. and
for that reason excies more strongly the
curiosity OF The public. The official no.
iitlcatiOn with respect TO Ibis assassin is
inpatenlly expected. What appears Ger.
tain Is, that lie still lives, though there
has appeared at Leipsc dlalo que be-
tween him and KOtzebue, in the regions
Of the dead.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
New YORR, August I7.-The ship
| Hector, GIllpDdpr arrived at this unri