Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27

terry gales drring the Whole passage
nave received our regular flies ut London and
Liverpool Pa.er aud Llo,ds List from
which Ne have made the following extracts
The liV, pool Advertiser OF the -27th OF |
IAN. obsetv,s--
Theserond session OF the present psriia.
ment Was oreued on Tuesday last, and she |
speech irom The thi one, delivered D, his Ma
Jsstyfn person, will be found in our su,>ruurnt
coinmrs. Such unusual points have been la.
Ken 10 render us lone and TOPICS moderate 1
ahu ronciiiaioiN. TINT II MAS suffered "a pas
- bpth Houses without aUy amendment or iii.
vision.
On the snljec, Of our foreign rela tious, we
are assured ,hat tie most Favorable appear.
ances OF pacific dispositions continue 10 pte-
VAIL lu touching OH the present nieuaciug
attitude OF Ans,tia in the north at Italy.
Lord Liverpool poiniedly observed, that IL
IL WAS necessary TO engage In war the system
oil war ~ which ke should he most backward
To engage, would he that which had for its Oh
Ject TO interfere in the ioternai affairs ut 9th
er states. Snch declaration, from such
| quarter, is not less honorab Bile 10 the Mtuistsr
| fiom whom il proceeds, than conscla,oty
| TO The nation. which is now suite ring so Sc
teiely ir'm the prevalence OF u contrary spi-
| ~. We tLihk. however, that the speech, on
this point might have been still more explicit
| Tor, considering our national streugt b, and our
insular position, il is difficult TO conceive IA
chance' IN the range OF possibilities. by WHICH
tn" tonniry could at this lime. he drawn into
another war agsinst The will of it's gov
etumenf. Unless our Councils should be ,nnit
! ten with that faulty, which, at coiding TO AN
| old proverb. usually precedes, destruction we
ought to avoid war AS carefully AZ the owner
of glass shop would shni ont from his pre-
| misses fight OF Wild beats. Nj. Iieruey
| shrewdly observed, that daring "a period OF
peace, II might tc possible to drag on oar cnn>
| brous machine OF finance but on the renewal
4 OF war. lac must tie bold man that could con.
| template ii without dismay.
| III speaking of our domestic condition Lord
castle eaSh used evcsy eXeriiou TO make out
Ia 10 al, t., 4
| to impart consolation TO the nation, but tho
| real difficulties Oftbe country Cannot be con
cealed. His iordship fsil pleasure in STA.
tug that in The fifth year of peace We could
70 on without additional funding; "a degree
| OF good fortune which did not happen 10 9TH
or countries which are frequently appealed
| 10 az subjects of observation-disclosures co,nparison ;
! IT'S iot"ship' we suppose, meant 90 aliude To
| America IN this sentence hut, alas! there is
| 10 consolation TO BE derived from that com
| pariscu. 1t The Chancellor OF The ExcheQuer
| can oispehse with loan, II is only by seIzlug
| on I've greatest pat at The siukinc fund, on
, Tue operations OF which wtesicd our sole hopes
OF any material dimnuiion ct our enormous
oehi. On the other hand, if the American
minister has recourse TO a loan. IT is Tor the
sake OF preserving unmpaired a sinking fund
of 'hree times lis amount, which in very
lew years must exiinguish The whole of their
pnbiic debt We are surprised that his lord.
snip should have been Betrayed into 80 un-
| fortunate remark
much has hitherto been brought forward. No
Tee was given of IA motion for replacin. her
NJ Jesiys name IN the Liturgy, ana as pre-,
moved Tor the production of such records ard
documents as may tend 10 illustrate the sub
Ject. Lord Ca>tirrea.h opposed the IatItr
motion ~ irregular, OIL the question being pmt
II was Carried BY the ministers ON a diyisinn
OF EGO against I69.....A va,iety OF circum-
stances are said Ia have influenced This di.
vision, bni II s'iii shews thar Oh this delicate
Pont, tue assnfance OF ministers is but
frail. Lord Castietsagb gave notice thai
| on "Wednesday next, lie should submit an ar
rangeDeut TO the honse respecting the pc
canary allowance TO be granted 10 the Gueen.
aug mat tnI' was the only proposition Oh The
aubJect which ministers meant to briug for
ward. The country will learn thi, with
uhive rsal satisfaction.
From The Lom'on Courier, Jca Is.
City, one oclock--The fund. advnnc.
| win arapidiiy unprecedented. The rise since
Tie assembling of Parliament is nearl, three
yer cent The Improvement 10 entirely ascri-
sto 10 'he measures or government
NE a2ua.ion OF the stock exchange can
MOI he described No person appears willing
10 seIi rt al sleek. and 10 JobGsr is mad enough
10 speculate tor fall.--'Ihe three D er cent
c'nacis for accom-, lett off last night al 7Oa !:
72'' ~ "
Ia i!ic House OF Commons last night.
nile els was done than presenting PEI
tltons from sundry moral patriots who are
ensmoied Of her Msjes,y's conduct.
MIR Wetherall brought forward his mo.
tioH last night, and il was agreed 10
without opposition; but 1t seems very
| doubtful whether The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
can he furnished uuder an order from
The House. At all events, they canno,
he III time for Lord A. Hamilion's motion
to-morrow nish,.--The fate OF that mo
iiou may, We think, be easily anticipated,
from that OF his noble relative. The
Onke OF Hamilton moved. last session,
tiia' ihe words adulierous intercourse"
! should be- struck out Of the preamble az
not fully proved ouh ibis motion was
! negaiived w'ihoUt a division.
| Madrid papers 10 The nth have arrived
tins morning. They supply no inteili.
| gence OF interest. II is announced i'm an
! article dated SIltOria, the 9Th inst. thai
Gen. quo ada has found means To escape
| from his confinement. 1t is supposed
he has fed TO France.
In The House of Commons, Jan "a, on
! The subject OF The aflsirs OF Naples, in
reply 10 question from Mr. Warne,
| Lord CasIlercagb said-Ile had no hest.
| talon IN distinctly declaring, iha, The
course which had been pursued by this
country on The subject, in ne way rem
dered 1t party 10 the proceedings, what
river 'hey might De, ut The three great
powers assembled AT Laybach Although
there had certainly been no difficulty on
| lie part OF HE English Admiral on The
station to afford The kiug of Naples eve
rs possible facility for his voyage from
Naples 10 Leghorm, yrtii ought not 10 he
Inferred from tiial interference. that En-,
gland had any participation either in the
invitation Of his Majesty Tie King of Nae
pies to Lay bach, or in any other part of
he policy Of the three great powers on
the subject. II WAS unauesiionably a