Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
tFrcm late irish and English papers

1871, and Which VAS suppressed III 1917
by Royal Decree p
tFrcm late Irish and English papers.1
Referm.-Mr. dollhouse has presented a pc
tiiioo from Mai. Cartwright, against the deiec.
tive state Of the representation, which was laid
o" lie table. II contained list OF eighiy-siX
! peers who were paitons OF Boroughs aud ar
! oherto prove that uInety-iive peers AT the late
general election had returned. by iireci ANA IN.
| direct Influence, one hundred aud nineiy-s
I members OF The house In defiance OF The sta =
| iutr ef Edward |, prohibiting from ANY utter
| ference ; and also in defiance of u resolution
| pasScde cry session by the TX onse OF Commons.
| dfcidrng such Inieriereace 10 lie breach OF
| privilege. This extraordinary attack np0n the
purity OF The honorable House, made in its We
| ~ centre, rrodGced no debate, no Ieply-n0
| attempt 10 re!ule the charge Of a reasonable
uSuIpAtion OF seats IN the House
ihe Failure Of ~ ira'e Rdnk;S IN jTolQai
Every heat, and every head, is now turned
10 this HaniHI subject. Parliament has voted
SUM oi \ J0h,0Jl, 10 relieve The present dis
t,eSSeS. bht IS there nothing iemauIn. 10 be
done by Ireland herself in this inOmentouS bn-
Niness Is she agate 10 he subjected 10 SO icr-
rlhie visitation Is s:r nj this moment labOurS
under Are eve, bcclrse ii palliative has been
applied ~ the Legislature, or hscanSe the
TAI may have heen brokeu--Arewe 10 slUnber
q" otr arms. AMI suffer the innocent and umuf.
tending peaSantiy O onr county, whose pa
tIence onr secretary ciOqueu,ly eulogiseS, 10
Ne again the victims OF Il system, which has
l.
81 necessities al the times ia which VIC have
lived? Omi Of Tie eleven Ranks III the South,
niEe have stopped payment. Ore Bank Can-
necied wiki ihe Nnrth. bat whose establish
TCni Has existed 10 the Metropolis, has ALSO
faIicd. OF these twelve Banks, how many
could boast ot property at the commence
inCnt OF their Banking Establishment that en-.
title them 10 The confidence OF the couuirv !:
Were there Hdts out OF the twelve that could
say, wc have right 10 public confidence
from TIE property we possess well, the
Banks OF The HorIh-the Ranks OF Belfast
RACE teFR pat HpDH their HIH, and what can
they say 10 the British Empire? We Chal-
ieh&e all Ike holders ct DER noteS-iet them
come On-wc aIe aware of HE general diStiust
that iabnrcS lave created; bnt come on as
Sooi as you please we are prepared 10 pass
ihi4ESh HE ordeal proud and gratifying
declaration, ana one ilIat has been supported
~ Me Jact. The experiment has been iri,d
confidence that ilnlicred for moment in
the wind, has been sttadied and restored. and
the trade and intercourse oiiiie have resumed
''e.r u.d quiet anG satisfactory routine. Why
thIS difference between the South and t,ie
NoIth' Why this great triumph OF the utter
o"eriil2 former Because it so happened that
the Judgment of public opinion did not suffer
one banking Establishment in the North,
waich could not say, 90 We are HiaRy, mdRy
thousands above the world we have large
property, either landed or funded; we are
mol spectators oil your miSeries we do not
inedH 10 bring them TO market; we have Il
large capital, and we only seek by our indus
try an honorable p'0fi on it," The Senth did
MOI argue thus, nor could The Banks OF the
South MAKE such dsclaralIcn. Bmt il not
pubic cttd"iiIy, ,rheH it erisfS, 10 bP protected
against the SpeculaiiOn3 OF the peItRyicSs Bro
ker ! Can the wisdom Of the Legislature de-
viSc no pldh TO protect The poor CT Ireland a.
Gaiust recurrence 90 the msiOTtHnes By which
they have I've en- delGldtCd
TIL. Belfast BaRhS Those Bapk have prov-
ed I" LELAND tbe justice Of their prcicrsiOu 10
public confidence they were put TO HE tiidl,
M they have acquitted themselves with credit
and character mo dUnbt they were powcI fully
ca Operated with hy the unanimous and spirited
cOuducJ Of their fellow Citizens, as well us by
the men OF property in every part o. HE north
OF IL Gland, aud we feel cOUtLent that such
cOnduCt mast excite in the bOsOms OF The pros
prlrtOrs, corresponding feeling OF gratitude.
and an anXiety to meet Iho wishes, las far a.
they can with prndenCe,) OF u cautious aud
intelligent community
"A question CANE before the Ecclesiastical
Conri al York, last week, whcl is OF couside-
rable Importance to the members OF the rs.
tablisbed Church. The case was, Daniel
Holy and others '. The Rev, Il. C0iterill Min
,ster of 81. paurS Chu CHI Shefheih F" Tie al
legation was for acting contrary 10 The rules eff
worship OF Common Prayer. After MIR Nj
coll Had been heard against the practice of ill.,
Producing meirica psalms aud hymns, except
such as appear IN Ike Prayer bO0k, and Mr.
Sinclair had replied, Mr.. Vernon (the Comms,
sary) said II was very important question,
and he should lake time before he pronounced
upon II. There was perhaps not Clergyman
IN tie Kingdom who had not violated the
law, if MI. Cou.rill bad done so and
nothing had been said to satisfy his mind
that, il this selection was illegal. those Of
Tale and Brady, aud SteImhDld and Hop
kims, were not equally 50. lie conceived
The selection entitled to much praise but If
there were any particular passages objection
able, he was SIRE the Clergyman would not
wish 10 press them" The Archbishop" said
Mr.. Vernon" ~osld I've happy to ACT as me.
diatOr between the parties; and | think il
wOnld be much for Tie cause OF religion that
a compromise should take place" Courier
Rae Book -Dr. Sims, late OF Bath, bpuneatii-
ed the celebrated volume of SeTvetus, entitled
CbrisiidHisHii RestifHfiS, to DIR. Sigmond. " The
fate OF this book says or Informant, has been
not lille singular All tie other copies were
burned, together with the author, by The inn
placable CALVIN. This copy WAS secroted aud
saved by ID. CeladoB, one OF the judges. A.
ter passing through the library OF tie Land |
grave of ilesre CasSel, ii came into tie hands |
OF Dr.. Mead, who endeavOufed TO give "A |
quartO edition but on the 18th OF May, i723, !
al the instance OF Dr. Gibson, bishop OF Lon |
don, the copies, not half completed, were sciz-
cd by John Kent, messenger of the pfess, and |
William squire, messenger in ordinary, and |
were burst, with the exception Of few. The /
10 10 M. Lad g..