Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-11

,eteisn Pontiif for ioicraiioh Ida nstactse
in opinion With thoee Who see in this act a
uic,ivc az temporal interest, which will he
pleasing 10 the cabinet of 81. James. What
ever IL may be. the friends OF morality cannot
bat fsiicitate themselves in seeing the Pope
render snch "a solemn homage TO The Liberty vi
Conscience.
F." This concession should not surprise ns--it
emanates from Prince, who has introduced
inio his state the system of mutual instruc.
ton, and abolished the pain OF death for lines
submitted TO the judgment of the iuquisition.
IL seems as it we already hear the cries Of
our Uhras. What will become of Religion
The Pope welcomes the Proiestsnts, aud the
Emperor of Russia banishes The Jesuits.'.
La Constitutional.
Advices from Bagdsd, furnish distressing
details OF the suffeiines which had been expe-
rienced in consequence of the most tremen-
dous summerever known, even in that parched
country. "fhe theImometers,' SAYS the ac-
| count, placed i'm the coolest part OF the house,
rose to 1909. and at midnight were sometimes
at los in the open air. There had brea. du-
ring the summer, storm; accompanied by
heavy rain, AN occurrence said TO be totally
! unprecedented in that climate at that season
| ana the affect on the burning soil, already
overheated by the simeon, was similar 10 that
| OF the hottest steam bath. Nulitudes of peO-
PIE, poth IN the country and in the streets of
,he city, dropt down dead from the Intense
neat. One small caravan lost p persons in
this manner in the last three days OF it's juyrney
towards Bagdadf aud every hour brought ac-
coants of some fearful accident of this ma tur e.
I he river rose and becaiiic of a turbid red CO.
! lot, the waters were so offensive that il was
| impossible to drink OF them. The people ex-
Claimed that the dayot judgment at hand
deprecatoty kymps were chantsd from the
! mlnarets, and The utmost dismay and conster-
nattcn prevailed. The extreme heat had sub
sided AT the date of the account. but the Their
! monieter remained then al los
TWENTY GCINEas TO SEE THE KING!
| LONDON, June l5.-Preparauons are now
| IN oftntn 81 hall
! LonaoO. Tor tue Coronation of the King. Ar
Judgements are making TO suspend Inagnifi-
! cent chandeliers sromihc root. and nsXt week
| The huiiniO. al the extremity OF the hall, il,
| which the Courts of Ckaucery aud Hugs
| beich are held, will be taken down. to afford
AN aCuitinnai space for the ceremony. We
! u"st, III Tue reconstruction of those courts.
| more attention will be paid 10 the &C commo-
| daiIon OF suitors and the public Tie court
f, OF kiRg's Bench will sit next term in Ser
eeanls' inn. The prices given To secure views
o! me ceremony IN August. snrpas those IT
| previous occasions. The front of house in
| CreatGeorsc-street, which faces the grand
entrance into Westminster Abbey. is let Tor
the occasion for f2,0CO. The peiglihoring
rouse IS iiNed at $500; aud il is calculated
tnat SS0oO may he made of the double fronts
\ ed mouse forming the corner OF New Palace
YARD and the line with Parliament street.
ne space OF ground now formed into squares,
U. cultivated piats,is tar more extensive than
| AT TIE coronation of George III; and the
gronnd Is letting at eight gum asa foot Ten,
10 and 20 guineas have been offered for seats.
speech OF Sir J. YoRKE in the British
| House OF Commons, OH the OH of June last on
| the subjec, OF the NAVY ESTIMATES.
Sir Yoke followed Sir NJ. W. Ridley and
SIT u. Corkburn and trough the same noise
Wh'ch prevented our hearing the two preced-
ing speakers was not much abaipd vet his
| voice was sufficiently raised 10 be heard above
u. Alludlng to some remarks which had fall
Ell from Sir Nj. W. Ridley on the subject of
rerenchmenf, he observed, that those fire.
n In 81
hat. and, he might add, Improbable" if he
had not seen that the estimates this year were
upwards OF &iG0 900 less than those of the
last. II ius voice could be heard through the
maze OF noise which prevailed i'll the house, he
would ask (and il was subject wicIi he conid
never comprehend while lie was d Lord of
me Admiralty .)-(cries of hear, hear) how il
happened thai there was always the same
jumping sums OF H3 600 under the head of
lamps, hfes, hostages, &c. This was a matter
Which he did not understand, when there
were less than fl0 600 received a, fees: The
non, n'eiabes adytrted TO the increase en- the
approximation list, which, he reInar X ed was
very great. Tue noble lord (Castlereagh)
might make one OF his consolafory speeches
ara teil the honse that considerable saving
womb ia tine be made on this head by what
was in the modern language termed ceasiny
10 exist (Hear, and laughter j bnt, notwith-
standing tins ceasing 10 exist they still
,othu mas Item OF expenditure increasing
bnt, whatever ceased 10 exist the expenditure
did not: OH the contrary, il appeared TO be
The never dying worm" of iiis county,
How 1t was to be continued he did not know;
ana nnieIs the right hon. the Chancellor of
the EAeheqner laid up treasures for them in
Heaven. they would be without any, for ASST
rediy hewou!d have none npon earth .-fHear
near! AND laughter) With all those burthens
Tue hrst cannon shot that was fired would re-
uuce The three per cents. as low as 80 and
that wonid be eaten up BY superamunations.-
how these could be provided for he did not
know, unless the Chancellor of the Exciequer
,'ao some private resources; and perhaps he
had bat, with all the difficulties under which
we iahored we found that situations were
doubled, trebled and qnadrHpled in all dirpc-
t.ons.-(h hear We had two or three Lords
Commissioners walking about, and Commits
sioners OF the Navy, Commissioners in the
Victuallug-ofsce aud many others Of that sort
IN Abundance, all of whom were verv cnmfor-
tabiy provided for, aud might live a thousand
years a lauSh.) The Hon. Gentleman next
objected as we understood him to The LAYING
downof the Dock yard in Nova Scotia Which
he considered as impolitic IN our present s,n-
ati0n lie also objected TO the expense which
had been gone TO for the erection of wharf
TOR the protection OF on. gun boats in Roster
Bay, near Gibraltar. This work was begun
several years back /; and, though, "a sum of
1'z'ooo was already expended on it, its head
iiau not appeared above the water. 1T remind
ed him OF the child which was growing II
inches every year and yet was never to come
TO rs full growth.-(A Iaugh) Having now
MADE an Opposition speech Hear, aud laugh
iefJ ne DeRged 10 say word on The otber side.
The Hon. gentleman them defe aded the ex
penseS incurred in the smitheiyat Sheerness
tie would now wish 10 ask his Hon Friend,
me Comptroller of the Navy (Sir Il. Il Mar
wv question respe citing the employment of
conVICts at Shcerness. He happeued TO be
there short time back, when down came
thundcriDg order 10 have The uayigators turn
Ell ca. NayigatOIsl fellows who we're emrloy.
60 at hand-bdrrow and a spade -(Laugtter0
These men were turned off in order to give
employment TO a number of conyicts. This
might look very well hut what was 10 be-
come OF those poor men who were dismissed