Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24


vii, himself leave them. beiu: weaue,i out
with tue toll OF the connict, aud with state
OF health affording Linn AN unquestionabie
ground of ietirement. We think ths contm.
nance OF the ministry depends solely upon
this concurrence.
The rrsi.uaurn OF such men as Mr.. Can.
ming, Mr.. Huskisson. MI Stu,ges Bourne,
&c are the meie reiirenenis OF Individuals
a"d whose names will continne in the govern.
ment majority ,wh,Isi try cas-. 10 belong to the
ministry. The present administration stands
as little a> possible upGn the footing ct tho
at'stocra,ic connexions, OF tue personal par
hdmeDtsr, Interests of its component mem
bora There Is scarcely member OF the
present ministry WHO could command, as
their ptopr,etof, siA votes. They stand eve
urei. upon the Influence of government and
upon The possession at the rg..e... ;;;;;i., CT.
ed with the royal favout.
The present contest will eXtmplify, in
practice, one iinporta,t point II will be seen
M the meeting oi the ensuing session, IN
JANUARY, vii. Their the actual influence of the
Ming, or in other wo,hs, OF Cove, nment aud
the Treasury, lie sufficient to put a majority
oil members M the House, and to command
the House upon its own sti ensth IN VOID.
wha, IL The relative strength OF the Wing and
! Tory Interest when the former IL seconded
ny those votes Which, in violent times, always
flow with the popular cuirent.
In the next session the government inter
est VIII nearly stand alone. except that II viii,
| probably, or indeed. certainty he assisted
| by the party under MI. Wibei force. -apar>
| ~ more powerful in character ami weiI iner-
tied iDnence, than in its actual numbers On
| Tie other hand, the Wings vii be iciuiOrced
| by all those counIiy members. who, in the
| present heats al psblic opmou, begin TO ap.
| pfebeud that their seats are in danger in a
is'nfe election, or THAI they Will, at least.
| have to support the expenses OF a contested
| canvas. III, Wings may possibly he jaiurd
ny another srt.--ibai knot of men who
always resolved 10 be upen the SIDE at the
sronsest aud who generally avail themselves
N nGsr4 a.
| Under lI"sent circumstances. iris, in uu,h,
very iigf1rhtt 10 say, whether the ministry
will siaud or fall l, depends upon two events.
equally uacertaia,-the personal feelings OF
Loih Liverpool, aud the fidelity of the Suiss
| party in the Hnuse. no.
PARIS, Dec. 2l.-II is cer,siu that tie Bar
ron BvrEami proceeded 10 + ancs on tbs iu-
vtdhon OF her majesty cOunse! who expect
| ed every moment they might be obliged 10 re.
| qui'e sis testimony III the coarse OF The trial.
Ihs bill haa been vi hdrawn vhen the Baron
Ber-ami arrived al Pain. BOT by she way of
Oriean' as slated, but by The BnrboDuais.-
Eitber Oh accUuut o. The season being loo RI
gotous TO rei'ass the APPS or OF The particu-
lar care which he bcstows Oh the education
OF his daughter. he has determined to pass
the winter at a distance from his own c0umiIy
ana lie has hiIed a country house III the en-
vlrons OF Paris, o.enJoy The pleasure of the
chase.
A meeting has heen held at Edinburgh, 10
peti'ion tor the dismissal OF Ministers Ths
among whonl was Dir. Jt fiery VINO, Z" IN a In.
minous speech, exposed the ruInsus policy o.
their rulers, sc. IL l. stated that upwards OF
3UOO persons were present. A similar meet
ing was held d, Glasgow OIL the I'D OF Dec
which is said TO nave beeu the most respect~
able ever held In the west of Scotland. A
number OF resolutions wee passed, one of
which was that petition be pre- secuted 10 hi
Majesty. rrayisg .im 10 dismiss iron, his ptc.
sence aud cOunci's The present minister
The population % Frauce. accor ding 10 the
Iasi census. MAS 29,2i7 ,4G5 /; that OF Paris,
1896.
Since the death of Tamahamaha, King of
The Sandwish Islands, there has been 4 des.
parate hai,lt Ought, for the right OF sue
cession to the Crown. Ii terminated ~ the
deihionrment Of the young Prince, SON of the
hing the Queen Mother Ieisns IN his stead
new DIANA IN three acts was performs.
ed al Drury Lane Theatre OIL tie 18Th of Dc.
cemOer, entitled PocahOntas on the Indian
Princess. The tale set forth IA tins Drama IS
the preservation of the life OF Captain Smith
by Porahontas. The piece wa well received
and was repeated with much applause.
EAST INDIES
The CALCUTTA papers m-iiIiu u 10 is ren,1rka.
bic that there should exist "a warIike tribe at
no great distance from Calcutta, which were
almost unknown mill within u short time back
They are called Lurk,s. Tuey were dIscov-
cred IN March last, by MAJOR Boughsed:e, III
The English service, who had overtaken 800 OF
them, armed with bows and battle axes The
Luikas made !oi the nils bur were pursued
by party OF horse, wiIep finding their near
approach they turned round and drew into
line, and received them with a shower OF ar.
rows.-Seeiug no great Impression was made
they rushed upon the hOrsemen, battle. axe IN
hand, seeking rather 10 kill the horses than
their riders. They were however completely
routed, leaving hall their number dead on
the field. -Anoiher party, about 90 stood ~
yer the bodies OF The murdered, and fought
III! every man OF them was sabred. A third
party ofihem fought very desperately with
baitfe.axes aud stones. They were subdued
and peace made with theHI.
China 1t is stated in late London paper, tba, the
Cbinse government bad prohibited the import attnn Of
Opium int It's domnionS, aud had ordered father
missionary at Psk, 10 quit China An old French
priest who han resided III Tue country for many years In
disguise, was lately discovered at Canton and put to
iNrhRcoURse wIrn SPANISH AMERICA 1i"''
letter received at washington from the island Of
Cuba dated jan d. stsies that order from the king
Published. directing that after forty days this
date super cargo passenger that may arrive in
any of the ports in America possession Of Spain will
be permitted to laud without passport from his gov
eminent coune gnfd by the Spanish consul or minis
ter Unless this regulation Is compile WITH special
guard will he put board the vessel arriving aud Kent
on board during her stay in the port, at The captains
expense. 10.
WINCHESTER, Feb. II. M. anderson, the pnfortu
nate individual OF whose captivity among ibe Arabs
short account was lately Published III Norfolk paper 10
now IN this lie proves tu he OF County
& has been distinctly recognized by anumher ef
The ONLY survivor ~ bis cpunexion lives
not Ear from Chesnut level. We understand from gen
uemen who have convtrsed wish Mr. A, thai lie gives
many Interesting details OF bis Is captivity and
sufefings lie is now, hear, engaged in CON sittne
to TIE events Of that period OF his lie which be
designs to put int the hands Of erscn to
prepare for the Press. [GaE.
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