Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

Nods discussions, 700 nsSe rendered to Pc
lan1 the services which she had expected irum
your wisdom; or IL, on the eonitaN lniSiea
by The sedrclions too ccmHon in our day ano
saciIiicing hope which might have realised
an eNpectant confidence, YEA have not ,eisi-
dei IN ITS progress tb. work OF The restora>
ton OF your country ~
The Emperor thinks that n heavy tesponsi-
bihtS lies upon them OF this account lie will
not Judge OF their motives for rejecting the
rroJec's Of law laid before them, bur thinks
the Members may lessen the uutavorable i'm
precision by dii!nsing i'll their places of abode
d spirit oipeace and tranquility and his Ma
Jesty declares himself always DESTROYS of see.
ing tie Constitution given To Poland eonfirm-
ed by moderation aud justified by the happi.
ness OF tile people.
The army assembled in aud about Warsaw
during has Malesiy's stay was 80 600 men.
Ii is said, that some Members OF the Spanish
Cories at the period wlieu lis sitting first COM
| menced, ltad formed the deslga OF proposiny
| III that assembly the establishment of an Up
per Chamber or House OF Peers, after the
| manner OF England. The question was fire.
| qnentiy discussed in private, aud also be-
| came the subject OF a lively correspondence
between those Members OF the Curtes who
esponsed 1t aud their friends residing in tor
eisn countries, particularly England The
| proposition was rapidly Eaining prostlyte
| whe" the proceedings asaint the Qaren COM
menced when, such was the impression
made on ia. minds of thos. who Suppn, ted il
| ty the coarse Of conduct pursued Jy oar House Of
Lords, thdt the project iRniediateiv ab.,ndon.
ed and determination adopted nerer again 10 re.
| rirr 40.
| Frankfort Papers TO the 10th inst, ard nth
| er German Journals, arrived last night
| One OF Them contains the following article
| "1YRoI, Oci. THE Austrian trovrs IN
| Upper Italy. which have h,heIi- been in very
concentrated positions, aIe said 10 sprr4d
over greater +Nteut, aud their quarters fix.
| ed by an order OF the day issued from rreyi.
| 40. Ii is inferred from this hat il will unt
| be necessary soon 10 collect the r. .I,usn,s Ia
a. hat taasx IN
| main tor the winter an Arni, OF Obs.tva.
| ton in Upper Italy,"
LONDON, November 2 We received yester
uay The Paris papers OF Sunday last 1.-The
| hihg transacted business on Saturday with
the Minister tor toreisn Affairs and tnp Nil
nister ot the Interior. II is stated that 100 900
l9c Sliite copies have bPeu printed OF the
| hings proclamation which we rave yester .
| day, aud that copy has been sen, TO eveIx
| iiecior. toiiowipg up this measure the
Cardinal Archbishop OF Paris, who had an
| auuiehce oi The hiug oD Saturday has issued
| d Gahdcment, directing WITH reic renee 10 tbe
| elections. the celebration OF i mass i'm ,he NJ o.
tropcNIan Church on Saturday next, and tb.
| choun:ins OF Iegi Creator III all The ChurcLe, ,
| on Sunday.
| "A Beilin article states. that the first con-
| FERENCE oil the three mouaIcus WAS 10 take
| plac" al Ir0ppau, on the Esd uli. or the 2l n
al tue latest. Their ministers, and the FreL eli
| ""u p-hR"su ambassadors, were TO proceed
| thitheI GA the 22d
We this dag publish such papers connected
| with iie affairs OF Portugal as from the uapI
OF ioon,, we were >esieI day conIy elled to o.
| mn Inc copy ut Lord BerestoId'. commi,-
| sion, as Marshal iu Chief L. a singul.r in
| stance ct what il was in tended 10 brlnr The
| portuguese nation to IL their own manly spi rit
| n"d not put al end 10 the tuiIhvt ,rcraua-
| t!Ohs piep;icu tor them zach nov er " As
| never conferred Gil any individual much A., =,
| foreigner, IN any country whatever Tie
exercise OF such an anlhutity which Io,d r.,
| fe>ford evidently claimed at "a mJmeut when
\ fnS Ann al! al
| taken place dining hIs absence was an iusnIt
| winch The government and ratiou must have
Tell in TIE kecnest manner, INDEPENDENTLY OF
| ma"S previous circumstances, fresh la their
| he"o'S' u" WHICH we do dol f"el II necessary
| 10 enter. Horn. Chr0n.
ttsi OF the Kingdom Is 10 The most reItect .tat.
| OF tranquility; Will SAY more The NATHAN is
| unanimously prepared aud detei mined 10
| adopt al Tie plans of TelOiuM the Cores NAV
ihi0k necessary aud enact. Ia the pubiic
| squares, theatres, and other places. no oiuer
| than tue counienances OF yladuess and saIis.
faction arc TO he seen.
| BY mail which arrived Yesterday we have
received fiainbWgh papers 90 the z5d nil ON
winch day che tUlOWiT. official announce.
| meat reached that city rom 81. PetvtSbur,,h .
| Our government has concluded :, loan In
| forty millions OF silver roublr, at 9 per cpnt
| interest, with tie houses Ot Bariu. HrntIers
%nu H'Pe q u" For The redemption OF tins
| loan, per cent. per annnm are set ap.Tt t,,e
interest TO be paid hau yearly, Ia March and
! December.
The amount Of This loan is designed for The
| dini"ntlou OF the quantity OF Bank assinua,s
| which are to be bnTnl.
| Ad,lceS were OF Tues day received that tIa
Russian ioac has been concluded and though
these accounts ate not official yet they seem
entitled 10 credit. he amount of the Ioa,, 10
100000 silver rOabies, or abont III 750 oo0
sieIilns, bearing an Interest OF nearly 7 ner
| cent. per annnm.
| Der. lG.-Lo'd Beresford, coming from Rio
Al Ia els ftnsr a "a :
| arrived unexpectedly im the ro,t ot This "a
| pItal on the I0lI iust.
The government desiring - avoid any in
terrnPuon which his presence might cause
| III the pubic peace of this Capital and In
| provide at the same time for lie prrsnuai
| safety of Lord BeresGord, has taken The mnst
decisive and energetic measures 10 make hin,
| depart from the pOit Of Lisbon ia the shortest
| time possible, communicating TO the captains
OF the ships the weighIy Reasons which caiI
| for these measures, aud that they aGe in no
| manner directed TO impair the reIatious of
| aniiy existing between the Portuguese and
! British nations, nor 10 deprive The cantair
or crew of the vessel OF any assistance which
| they MAY require. and which will never
| be denied TO the ships OF war of friendly and
allied nations -DidrO do GOreTno, oct I6
The Marshal General MarqnIs OF Camno
| Major sails for England IN the ArabeIIa mack
ct which is to sail "n The 18th IN tie morning.
The English ship VeGgenr, which brought his
excellency 10 this port is to accompany him
ont of the Bar. Capt Maitland, commander
OF this ship, agrees TO deliver TO the Chief
| Treasurer of The ExehequeT. The sun of
lO6,953 hard piasUes, wluch he carries by
order OF his majesty requiring from the gov
efnmcDt, for Ills security Ou all contingencies.
bond, which was graHted him, by which the
government engages the revenues Ofihe State.
TO restore the said sum, in case his majesty
should contrary TO expectation disapprove Of
us delivery, or order 10 10 be demanded back
DidriO do GOrerHo oct I6
MARSHAL, BEREsFORD.-I Don John by The
grace o( God. mahe knorn bn fhSc uresenLs