Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

conduc, OF Ministers. which was second.
cd by MIR. Lambion. Alter a long dis.
cussiOn, the House adjourned the de bate
Ia the next evening.
On a division oil The House, Feb. G. for |
The Marquis OF Tavisiock's motion, 1873
tor ministers 32t; majority against in,
molten, LAG. The house adjnnrned AZ a |
quarter before ssven on Wednesday morning.
The following strong and manly ass, = |
veraiiou OF Mr.. Brougllam will be read
With pariic ular pleasure:
II could be only known" said he, Ia
her Majesty herself. whether the charges
were just or otherwise. Her own con-
| science told her that she was innocent OF
| those acts which had been falsely impu
| ted TO her, III charges which had been,
| as they were now told, finally abandon
Ell. have stated TINS much" coniimncd
The Honorable and Learned Gentlemen,
as TO the conduct OF The Queen. Il Is
! III should now discharge what | call a
debt OF gratitude 10 her. I know il has
been invidiously aud inalevolently assert
Ell, aud most industriously circulated for
purposes which mus, be obvious To eve.y
man, that my expressed opinions Of her
MaJesty's cODdhct are moi the same in
| iact WIN my own conscientious convic-
ton. HeGr.) Ii Is necessary. SIR. for
1
! whirli " may he permitted 10 a man upun
'he most solemn occasions TO express. 10
| assfri--aud | do now assert i'm The face
oil this e!ousr-ihat il, instead of an adj.
Voraip, hati bren setting as judge, al
another tribunal, | should have beer
| found among the number of those men
who, layips Their hands upon their hearts,
eonscienliousiy pronounced Her Males.
"" No, Gull'y." (Reiteya,ed cheers. J.
For the truth OF this assertion desire to
tender every pledge that may be most va.
| !urd anu mos; sacred. wish TO make i,
iii every form which may be deemed
most solemn aud most binding and If |
! believe Il not. "a now advance il, I hero
.n'Pr"raie on myself every curse which
IS most ho.rid an! most penal" U, would
be difficult to describe the earnest EN-.
phasls willi which this asseveration was
delivered, the deep interest with which il
was listened TO, or HE enthusiastic and
| general cheering viii, Is bich il WAS greet.
cd
I HOUSE OF CoMMONS-FEB. 8.
| Mr.. Sinari Wortley presented Petition
from certain Woolen Cloth Merchants.
praying that Select Committee of that
House might be appointed TO inquire iu-
to the present mode OF marking aud
Stamping WOODEN tls.-Ordered 10 be
printed
| Mr. S. w. presented another petition
oi "a similar nature from the Town of
Leeds Ordered Ia b. piin ted.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS.
Mr.. Curmen presented Petition from
the Farmers and Agriculiursis of The
county CT Gloucester, representing their
distrtSses. and praying Tie house 10 in
qu!rc milo The sane, With view 10 afford
them relief. The present average price
| nj grain, be observed, was so low as Ga.
per bushel. One shilling more in The
price of The bUshrl wouIit amount. on ALI
the corn piodure.i ia This country. to
sGm not less il,an f 1000. 600 sterling. II
| The pFice was raised lUeIgllt s.iiliuys. that
| Is, two shilIDgs moe Ilian the present
price, WHICH !,r thought "a, ghl be a saving
price 10 the farmers, tie sum wculd
amount 10 T. 10 900 900; and if the price
| went 10 ten shii,Iug~ - busheI, i, would
make sum Of ( 20 10000 He had
made these calculation, aud thought
them well worthy OF tho attention OF the
| House.
! The petition was ordered 10 he printed.
| LATER ADVICES FROM EUROPE.
| NORFOLK. April 1.-The regular. fas,
sailing ship Scipio, Capi Spencer Drum.
mond. 3e days from Liverpool, bound
| 10 Civ Point, anchored in Hampton
Roads Yesterday morning. Capt. d has
favored MIR, Lyford Of The Commercial
/ News Room. with the London Times of
| the i7th and Courier of the 10Th +. bru.
airy 4; and The Liverpool Mercury of the
latter da'e.-fllr only articles of any in.
ierest 10 an American reader which we
find III them are given below.
| Capt. Drummond states that the dis.
trrss OF The agrieuIursts IN England was
The leading topic of conversation, and
INA. they continued 10 send up petitions
10 Parliament for relief. In rxempIItica
ton OF this state of depression ii is az
serted in one OF The papers, that two
| farms III cheshire are announced 10 be
| LEI, by bills posted up, a circumstance
not know within the memory of The old.
esi individual, as farms IN that part of
The country had always been sought az
| Ter with avidiiy, instead of seeking for
| occupants.
| BY letters received al London OH the
IAN OF Feb. by the Hamburg Mail, il
| appears, that although The Austrians
| were III preparation, no advance had
| been made. II was the general bOIief on
Change, that an amicable arrangement
would be made between The Ausirians
aud the NeapoliIans. The prevalence OF
Ills opinion kept up the price of Stocks.
Bills Of indictment for Iibeis on the
Queen have been found by The Middle
sex Grand Jury, against iliP Morning Post
and Courier, LoudoD journals Also a.
gaInst an eminent clergyman of Liver
pool.
The Tines Of The 18th February, saws.
There ~ subsequent intelligence from
Frankfort. OF ihr 4tb inst. which states
tina, the Ausrians have not crossed the
70 but that HE army is assembling on
Tie banks, ready 10 do so the moment