Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-16

about tue 10th February Electra. Robinson
! DO. do, Loadon Packet. Tracy. Boston, do.
Yours. SC.
from the n. Y American,
BY the arrival OF The chip Triton at
Boston, in A days from Liverpool, ia
| pers 10 the 23d JAZZ. have been received,
two DAYS later than those by the Albion.
The British Parliament was 10 haveas.
sembied Oh the day The Triton sailed
twas n"i expected That any nrw mea
sufes ot prosecution against Ike Queen
would be- brought forward by ministers
nor that they would do her ample Justice
by Restoring her name to the Liturgy,
! aad vestlng her with all the rights aud
privileges OF Queen consort.
The London Observer of the 2Ist
January says. Frequen; communica-
lions have taken place during The last
week between his Majesty al Brighton,
and the Earl of Liverpool al Lpuaon.
letters have been exchanged on the same
day: fttiy-tUur addresses from different
bodies. leaders, parishes, and counties.
% t."
Our commercial advices are two days,
later than before received. No improve.
m cnts had taken place in the markets Tor
American produce. From The 18TH 10 the
22d January, 2S,39i bales aud bags of
cotton were Imported into Liverpool -
rom New-Oiltans, 2.l7S; Other ". S.
ports. H,626 bales. Cotton had fallen
Adj. per ID.
From the n. York Commercial Advertiser.]
The session OF PaIlamen, was 10 have
commenced The day on which The Triton
sailed. Ill was Ia be opened by The King
IN person, says London paper of he
2lst, asd not by cum,nis ion, as some Of
.he Radirai papeIs had predicted
Liverpool edltCr remarks that this Is ex
pe:ted 10 be Que 81 TIE most ANIMATED
Sessions III British History. OF this we
may be certain, i!iai maav grave and
important subjects viii engage tile al
,en'ion Of Parliament, both regarding our
lore,gn relations aud our domestic pu!icv.
HE conduct 10 be pursued by This coun-
Try towards Spain, Portugal AMI Naples,
VIII nc doubt lie brought under the con-
sideration OF Parliament. aud the part
waith Ministers may he disposed 10 take
between the Cove nmcni oi Naples aud
~ Aiilctl Powers will probably be ex-
Planned 1T an early period. Al hoair,
SUBJECTS OF immense Importance will
force themselves upon The attention Of
- ttN'S-s ~ aUi lie case
OF lhe QUEEN viii form one of The frs,
OF ihes' subjects. Ministers. We ,bink.
Vlii scarcely venture to enter upon any
nrw measure ot prosecution towards her
majesty, but they ave not we fear pgepaI-
ed 10 do her ample justice, by restoring
her name To The Liturgy, and vesiiny her
WIN al htii rights and privileges as
Queen Consor. The numerous petitions
nom The commercial, The agricultural
ana Tue manufacturing Interest, present
Ell 10 Parliament duItug The last Session
and many az which will be resumed DIN.
reg Ills Session. will doubtless fix IN.
attention Of bOib Houses OF the Legi.~
lature, bur whether any relief can he
afforded 10 The petitioners. except liza,
WHICH line and patience can suppIy. i, is
difiicUls 10 pronounce. The progressive
steps towards the resumption Ut cash
paymenis by The Bank viii, we sboull
imagine, come slao under the r.yisiOn nj
Parliament. From the tone of The loval
addresses sent from various parts of The
country, II IL imagined thai some new
measure or restriction upon The press il
contemplated by Ministers aud th,if ado
hersnts. bun whether The "liceniiopsness''
so much dweli upon Is 10 be corrected bv
more ugid performance of The duties
OF The ATTORNEY GENERAL, or by the
besiowoIeDt OF some ffesI, powers upon
ihat ofhcer, Is secret which lime must
be left TO disclose.
The King Of Naples was expected to
arrive at Lay bach On The 5lh of The
present month the Emperor of Austria
was To be IN That city on the evening OF
the 4lh, aHd the other high CONTRACTING
Powers IL ~as supposed would arrive
about tie same time The Congress. il
may therefore be presumed, is now al,
Ting, aud their decision will no doubt be
speedily promulgated, but whether a the
mouth OF the cannon or in more mild and
pacific language, remains vet TO be seen.
What VIII be The decision Of The SyanlsL,
C0Ites, summoned 10 take into console |
ration The invitation 10 Ferdinand VII |
20 attend the Congress al Laybacb. il is |
not, we think, difficult 10 predict rIlev
will, u we mistake not, says the Liver. |
pool editor, determine that when King |
has 10 deliberate upon any subject con . |
necied with The peace and prosperity OIL
his country, bis best CUunsellors are his |
own subjects, aOd thai foreign interfe-
renee III The domestic concerns oil any |
nailoh - ihiug not 10 be tolerated by |
independent States. In tie mean time
Naples is preparing for a vigorous de
fence. General Pope, with the three
grand divisions of The army under his
command, las marched To the Abrazzi |
While Tie AustrisnS, 10 the number Of |
10000, ore stationed la their lines behind |
the 20. II - said in The diplomatic
circles OF Vienna 10 be sine qua non Of
the negotiations al Laybach, ia which
all The Allied Sovereigns are agreed.
" That for The security OF Italy, an Aus
TRAN army shall occupy the iortresses of
The Kingdom OF Naples for i've years. -