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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

DlED-in this city, on Thursday, ooh inst. Hon.
JOHN PHILLIPS, in the Esd year of his age, I,tc
M'Noi Uf This c'ty, Tor the last nineteen years u
member, and for the last ten years, President Of the
Senate Of This Commonwealth THIS public hereave-
nient WAS unexpected as affective. ~ the organ-
izaliun of the Legislature Wednesday, he appear
ed ~ lis place, with his wunted Chez lnluess. Being
the Scnior Senator, IL his duty 10 invite the
hers To- he ~ order, aud preside during tic ngaH-
izaiiou Of the SruHe and he pat all the questions,
and ln3de the nominations incident 20 The occasion,
~ his usual clear distinct aud discriminating man
aud ANNOUNCED lIe result ofte ballot for Pres
idrot of the Senate, (u Whirh he himself was the
unsuccessful candidatc) with perfect epuaniniity
anil very cordially introduced the new President ~
tlr chair. lie afterwards, NJ the request of lie Pres
dcu, administered the oaih OF Office TO the Clerk ~
| his customary solemn aud impressive manner. lie
also i"incd 10 the procession 10 the Old South meet
ing ioWse aud was observed to unite n the services
80 their cipse. Nv an 'nter,a of tie business or The
Scuatc Mr.. y remarked To- the writer oftls article
iai ls experienced great structure Of the breast
aud Notwithstanding tie Of his Voice was good
ic found his respiration extremely liiirUt Stil he
DID NOT tOleAr 10 have approximations ct ihr effects
~ his complaint. Tie retuiurd from pu'i,r wor.!,u
, 10 the senate Chamber; and, wc unipr~flnd, Nv ,.is
nu particular mention Of being W. duiiu2 tr evening
! aud went 10 ted si his usual hour ALort one o.
c'"fk co., lAn-iy 'no'0ins. Tho stmp OTIS uf i6st s,
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ANSWER

DEAN Sig--The h.l just decided WIS made Under
circumstances Of excitement, which mieir, in >aiuc
mea~ure, Rpoiogize iO It's ftshpes lat wnud scarce
took IN It will not be considered as proof 81 t, ID,
lcnt0n 10 become professional ,rrton Of sporting
ou extensive = srale For myself, then. aus.
decline YOUR offer. For the gor.ieiucn WHO with
rae lacked ECLIPSE. their. confidence fDh.s suiCgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

We lay before our readers a mass of foreign
news from France ny way of N. York, and
England UiG Charleston. Nothing decisive.
The French are marching slowly on 10
Chester" The snail sounds his way we'll be-
fore he crawIs on. The bulletins are burlesoues.
The Duke is 10 Napoleon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

HESSIAN FLY.-This destructive little
insect is committing ravages on our Wheat
fields. ii is not confined To Virginia and Ma
ryland hui the wheat of the good county OF
Bucks is now suffering sensible injury thereby.
Our Rye is very luXuriant in its appearance
and should the present favorable weather con
time until harvest, in the absence of the
toheatcn toafs we shall probably have good
supply of" Rye and Indian" Penn. Cor
The Hessian Fly has made its appearance
in Kentucky, and in some parts of it, we are
informed, their ravaSes threaten an almost
total destruction of the crops of wheat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11
TIE SPORTING CHALLENGE.

Tofhs Editors NJ the N. I. Eytnipg POST
In order To enable the public to form cor
rect opinion of southern pluck and northern
bOttom," and whether il is really believed that
Eclipse is = the best cO,lrscr of his day." too
last for the speedy, aud too strong for the
stout" will you be SO good as To publish the
enclosed correspondence? 1t is TO he observed
that the race proposed was fO he run in the
same year and within few months of the
one Just decided and surely the lapse of few
months could make no difference to ECLIPSE,
horse in his prime, hut there would have
been difference between the races. Henry,
in the last race, carried, by the rules Of the
turt, the weight of four year old although
he was not four years old, hut only three, and
in the proposed race lie would have carried
his proper weight, and have bad TO run on Il
different COURSE, where he would have had, in
the language Of ancient chiyalry, " clear field
and an equal sun"
To John e. Stevens, Esq
Sir wall run the horse Henry AGAINST the horse
Ecipsr, az Washington Ciiy next fail, the Gay be-
fore ilc jockey ciu't purse is rtiu Tor fIr ANY san
lIUm twenty fifty thousand dollars lorrr ten thou
sand dollars. Tho forfeit aud stake 10 he depn.ite
~ the Branch Bank Of The Quilted States at Wash
IngiUu, ~ Any nameable tire to he appointed us
yon
Alhrnqh his IS addressed to Won ndiyidnally il +,
intcoicd ior Hll the beters Eclipse ADD IL agree
ahle To- yor aud ihem, you may have the liberty o
substituting, ~ He starting post, in tie place 81
Eclipse, any horse, maze gcdlns fOard aud nNne,
on the n,rihern and eastern side of he North Rive,
provided have the liberty Of substituting, ~ ~,
place ~ Henry, a he starting post, any horse, mar,
or Ceiling, Oaled aud oWacd on tie suub side Of Go,
I Potomac.
IS $50 propose running at Washington Civ, th,
I pl uct nv FL nj 81
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FOR SALE

M tract OF land Albcmarlc county bere,o,re r,
4 residence consisting OF 800 acres about OrD Of
Whlc are nj tie best mountain quality and 800 vino he
"" Tue mountain and extending it, generally Of nod
quality and remarkably well tinber- and aisfed Tbe
aci lies ON the south side OF the Rivanna brnurf of
'aes river, navighbe fer baueanS Milton which is
within ~ miles. IL j. > miles from Charotr,yiI. aud n
rom The University Of its advantageous s.tua.ion for
Heaih ana sncieiy 40 remark made here The
estate has all the usual impov on it. con,nodious
dwelling house buildings for other domestic
purposes good stables tSn barns with bresng chimes
s,l ana saw rIi, with good houses managers and
an'eS, wei posted for each purpose and all good
palT. The tract may he divided several
parts, and viii he so disposed Of ii desired The payment
Z" tue purchase money may be made by inSialmen wh n
very liberal credit TO he agreed on at the Time of sale
he furniture and The STOCK cry kind may be sold with
the land. - "' - $40 "''''
have also Tor safe another tract Of rather shan 700
acres three miles below Milton wIbH the river on
us northern side which lies well, good quality wei.
mcred ana watered, ard las valuable of limestone
passing through IL This is Divided intD two ,r~
each having On - dwelling house cnmoIi,,s Tor
sn'S family with necessary buildings Credit will he
given Tor THIS tract, n like manner, the other
, Persons inclina5e to purchase addres, Themselves
""sr'y 10 NV JAMES MONROE.
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Extract ofa iet!erJrcn, Vera Cruz, dated .4pri
0Jib

An English ship now here, called the
Rawlns, of London, has been chartered for
$4,000, by government, 70 take the ex-
emperor, Iturbide, family and suite, to Leghorn
Things are going on very smoothly at Mexico,
congress are now busily employed in public
matters. The government will be republican
similar 10 that Of the u. States. with presi-
dent al its head. .V6,0 Orleans Gazciie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

VIRTUE OF decd OF trust bearing the ji oi CcI1
- Der 1921 recorded in the clerks Office of
county c.n executed 10y Brett Randolph to the suh.crbe
Tor certain purposes therein expressed SHALL on Stur
TIE Isl day "i Jane next proceed cash al Pow
satan Courthouse, in front Of the Washington Tavern f
negroes viz Rose and er child George Such title only a
is vested IN me by said deed will be- conveyed
blay 70. 4-w5vct TU MiyIED
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RICHMOND PRiCES NUNHENT

>, ibiCe OF SPoCkS.--CoTretfea byJ. H. Lynch.
United States Bank. : los sales
Bank of Virginia - ST 90
Fnrmers Bank,
BANK NOTE E%CEANGE.-Co-r ectfS NJ coy,n,s n no.
State Bank OF North Carolina a p.r ccpt ,l;,ro,tn,
South Carolina banks. 2a1I do 10 ~
Georgia banks 8ag do d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

The Nashville Gazette Of the esd ut winds
up II column of REMARKS, 1.-THE courtesy of
which we acknowledge with pleasure and
thanks, with the following paragraph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

VIE sunsSfher has enpioyr, assistant eSabIisi-
A ed a BOAtDiNG SCHOOL, in which is t,ugbt Tho
English Latin aud Greek languages Era,anatio,li Gen
srapy surveying Euciid's Elements &C The 2 ss,Son
WI commence u" HE lat of July, terminate with Nm
vember Terms: beard ana tuition per annnn no oavn
ble semi annually lee busrue. can De eonot,a
entertained. - ''' '''y
me school Tor the ensuing vii. he opened on the
hrst DAY "t January Communications should be made, e.,
Oakvilic post Once, Buckingham county.
Shiieh. June IO.-wSv EnIV ann r, A,-NO>-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
State Of Rhode Island, &c.

Clerks Office Coar. Of Common Pleas To- the
County Of \esonorr, Seht 20. 1923
WHEREAS PsRuY SIMMONS Of Tiver,on in the
W county ofNewport, lsborer, has this day fled
IN my office an application for notice be issued to
his irvrS t~ b, -aA ~rpcsr bciorc said court OF,
the second day Of the term thereof, TO be holden
Newport. within and Tor the county aforesaid on the
FIRST Monday Of November rext, then and there to
nominate assgnees Of the property Of said Perry a.
greeaby 10 an act Of the Hon. General Assembly pass.
ed at January session. 1892. entitled can &C, for the
relie Of insovent Debtors" notice is therefore here.
by given to said creditors, then and there to appear
for the purpose aforesaid
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Cleyk.
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Ponto g'ouls pleasure, end srimslkin ~sis;
Pers satisfaction. Eseiy thing is reeeners.
ted; not shed rsms,ns "on~hipt Of JUS.
tiee." You exciaim, /" sweet are the uses of
sdver'iy ;-you are comiofted with tho re-.
hee,ion, ,ha' you last wesl is better thsd
your 6rst.
You had lost your dinner. your bresk(s.t
you' tempe', sod your handkerchief; but
now you have found them oil You feel ss q
traveller, whc, after many hsrdsh,ps and mis-
fortuoes, 10 ., last restored 10 his fisnd., his
comforts, and his home. You .lpstdon ps
mos, k,nd snd gentle rssdet) (aod ,everena
seignlors ally Hiss sou' wife, and exelaim,
"Thu, should desert in rds-be crowned
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NEW GOODS.
James Hammond.

HI, FOX 9.1LE,
EXTRA super and tiis London and
k/ French blue and black bros>ss sio,hs, and cas-
siu,eres.
Fine blue and olive single ditto.
Fashionable vestings--mspdarir craze and Flor
eDtne for ditto,
Irish linens and ii,en csmbrics,
English and wa'ham power!oom cotton shir,ings.
Fine cravat muslins and fancy or plain craYs,
handkerchiefs.
Compsny fsg and bandsnns bdkfs.
Double and single black Bsrceiona bkfs.
Biue-mazsrin blue land yellow nsnkins,
sattinets and csssinets,
York stripes and striped jeans.
Long and short silk and cotton hosiery,
webbs' patent suspenders--last 5etyer gloves,
Silk and cotton umbrellas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

Clerks office. CoWt ct Common Pieos for the
County IF herytort, i2th Scht. 1875
W HEREAS Richard Simpson, Of the town and
w County of Newport, butcher, hath this day
fled in this Office, application Cor notice to be is.
sued to his creditors to be and appear before said
court, on the second day Of ,he term thereof to be
holden at Newport, within and for the county Of New.
port. en- the first Monday Of November next, then
and there TO nominate sssgnees OF his the said Rich.
ards property, agreeab'y to an act of the Hon. Gen.
Assembly, passed at their January sess on 1922 en-
tted "an act for the relief Of Inso,cnt Debtors, -
Notice is therefore hereby given to said creditors
then and there TO appear for the purposes aforesaid
HENRY Y. CRANoTON, Clerk. .
sept. fS.
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pleas Jo- tie
County Of .Fervhor. i2h Seht 1875
w HEREAS Gog'i Marsh OF The town and county
w OF Newport, Iaborer. has this day Gled in
this Office, application for notice to be issued TO
MS creditors to be AMI appesr before said cour, on
the second day Of the term thereof to be holden NJ
Newport. within and tor the county aforesaid on the
first Monday Of November next, then and there 10
nominate assignees Of the property of said Marsh e.
greesbly 10 an act OF the Hon. Cen Assembly, passed
at January sessions 1922 entitled can act for the re.
lief Of Notice is therefore here
by given to said creditors. then and there to appear
for the purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
sent f9
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State OF Rhode ; | sland, &c.

y n ---- n" Nptfn0fr TO- 1870.
THE creditors Of Richard S,mhson. cf
Newport, in the county of Newport. butcher.
are hereby notified 20 appear, if the, shall see ft.
ct the General Assembly. to be holden at soc,h
kngstown, on the last Monday Of October next. TO
shew cause why his petition for the benefit OF the
act entitled can act for the relief OF nsovent debt
ors." ought not to be granted
sept ~. HENRY BOWEN. Serry.
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CHARTS. &c.
WIW. II. RATH6ONE,

W'lW. II. RHTHBONE,
HAs just received and offers for sale, at his store.
L ! heal IF Packet Whacf new Chart. extending
from New.vork to Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts,
Of the latest surveys-Bovdichs Nsvgators, 5th edi
ton American Coast Pilots 10Th edition; Nautical
Almsnaoks for the years 1922 and 1898 sesmens'
daily tssistant-with a complete assortment af Nsu-
teal Instruments e,,er writing. log and wrapping
Paper--QuiIls and Ink Powder.
.7Lso, general assortment, Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Brcks-20 doz Tile
UTCor1age and Cables made to order, and YES.
ses furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. august IA.
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4 .MIsER.

Lately died, at Cosber,on, Lioeoin,hirs;
Mr.. Crosby; It's supposed 'ha, he has left
behind him more than so 600 pounds and
yet in his life no would hardly allow himself
common necessssies. II was his delight 10
have bi, apparel always Of the nnssn'' kind I;
a hat q, tho price Of y 81 ~ss an exusvs. .
gsoes. Il h said that mary persons WHO ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
Hgent 10 T.. Hathaqpay,

agent 10 T.. Hathaqpay,
HAS just received a complete assort.
II ment Of Mems, Youths and Childrens HATS,
and as they we're made by the best workmen erpress
~ for this market they are warranted good. and hav
ios been purchased with Cssh--and paying no du.
ties or profits in Providence. they can be afforded
much cheaper than Hats which DO not come direct
{'on Nev York.
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait crowns ;
Youths and Chdren's fancy hats Mems wide brms !;
two cases silvered and gldsd one case fine Castors
making variety of every kind usually wanted are
now opening and for sale the Book aud .iat store
PAPER HANGING
Several hundred Rolls for rooms and window cur.
aims. some uery iow prieed-In the course of this
week, large quantity Of most elegant Papers, with
match Borders, will be offered for sale.
BOOE
School Books Of every kind in use; family Bibles
with Writing and letter Pape:. Seancns and
blank Account, and chiidrens picture books will be
furnished at moderate prices.
April so.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW D\IONS.
Isabella, novel by the author Of Rho,
Ga. vols
Sermons, by the Rev. ]. w. Gun
ningham, vol
Italy, apoem by Samuel Rogers, v.
Las Cass's ST, Helena. Sd vol.
Kingan Gilhaire, by the author Of the
En,rtil, Sc , vols
Salem Witchcralt, | vol.
Fables for the Holy Alliance, rhymes
on the Road. &c &c
Koningsmarke, the Long Finnc, 2 Vi.
The above, with general assortment Of
Books g Stationary,
are for sale at JAMES HAMMOND's Dry Goods q
Aug 3. B,ek sere.
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Summer Goods.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
Cheap Dry Goods Store.
itO Iu.uv xrpgpr
ITO. UANEs STREET,
us THIS DIT RECEfYED.

ms TINS DIR RECEiVED.
An extensive assortment Of British and French
"A Day Goops. which he is nov selling at very
reduced prices Among which are the following
oxford mkt, Clsret ditto, and olive brosdcio,hs
for frock coats: thread half hose cotton ditto /,
mems and misses leghorns celia hsndkerchefs,
thread and bobbinet faces Canton cambet striped
Jeans; vestings striped ustrns black ievantine,
stripes sod jeans
kL,o-,n sssor,nent Of Linens, which he offers
AZ unrsuslly iow prices. Aug Ia.
STATE LAWS.
THE NEW DIGEST of the STATE
i Laws, are for sale q, the Poet. OEee. in diE
ferent qualities Of Bnding-st N: Prices ct S3 50
IN sheep, and St2S N esifr
Nevpor, Dec, II;
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Paper Hansings.
JOB Si1ERM AN.

HHs JUST FeCflCeN,
G. FVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American PApBa Essolsos and Boa
DRss, some 0f them bought at auctions
.9LSO-in addition to his extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS and Groces,es. he has just received
som seasonable articles from Boston.
LIREWfsE- MeriDo and silk plaid Hsndker-
chiefs stout Russia Dianers 4 wide for l25 cts
yard narrow DO of various kinds OIL cloths some
wide india straw Carpe,ings of q stout kind I 12
yard wide handsome Umbrellas; and variety of
other articles too numerous to mention in an adycr.
.tisement
Newpor.. 30th Of 4,h mo
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WOOL CARDING.

Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the bes,
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-.
bloyers. ... .....
The following persons will receive and forward
'eDy articles intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD SfANHUPE, and
ROBERT u & FRANCIS CARR, .Nextor..
GEORGE LAWTON, Tirerfon.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Rrisfo! Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their ia
yours JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LhWTON
por'smouth June "a
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PAPER HANGING
D OOE
UNION FACTORY.
yNDyEO RITE

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
4 friends and 'he public, that they have estab.
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the cooring and finish
ing. Wooen goods Of ali descriptions will be FIN
ished in the nestest manner on the most reasonable
terms
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Ameriea1 Shi,tines az ZEN GEMS ber
ward.
s. II. CAHOONE.

HAS received q lot Of American shr,ings which
he offers for sale at the very reduced price Of
Ten cent? per yard-also. extensive assortment Of
seas'nanie Coos propor,ionaby cheap.
-iLgusf 49,
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y time for al 'i,ings. - Ssicn,os.
IN hour before the worshipped sun.
Ped forth the golden window ofthe east,
a enbied mind drove me 10 walk abroad 7"
<laE.a a>ox.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
From Belts Heekfy Messenger, FEB. 9.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LoRDs-1uesday, FED. a.
This being the day to which Parliament was
or,ros, ed for the despatch of business, it was
opened by Commission. The Lord Chancellor
read the Speech which was as follows:
ssMu Lords and Gentlemen,
ssWe are commanded by his Majesty to IN
form YOU that since he last met You in Parha-
ment, his Majesty's efforts have been unremIt-
tingly exertcd to preserve the peace otEurope'
.sFaithful to the principles which his MaJes.
ty has promulgated TO the world, as constitute
inc the rule of his conduct, his Majesty dechn-
ed heinz party to anv proceedings at Verona,
which could be deemed an interference in the
inte nal concerns of SPAN en- the part OF Fo-
reign Powers. And his Majesty has since US
ed. and continues to use, his most anxious en-
deayors and good offices to allay the irritation
unhappily subsissiug between the French and
Spanish Governments; and to avert, IT possl-
BILE, the calamity Of war between France and
Spain.
..ln the East of Europe his Majesty flatters
himself that Peace will be preserved, and his
Majesty continues to receive from his Allies
and generally from other Powers, assurances
of their unaltered disposition to cultivate with
his Maieseythose friendly relations which 1t is
equally his Maiesty's object on his partto main.
tam. .'
eve are further commanded to apPrize you
tina. discussions having long been pending with
the Court of Madrid, respecting depredat'ons
committed on the commerce of his Ma)esty's
subjects in the West Indian Seas. and other
grievances of which his Majesty had been un-
der the necessity of complaining. those discus.
sions have terminated in an admission by the
Spanish Government of the Justice of his Ma
jesty's complaints. and in an engagement for
satisfactory reparation
"Weare commanded to assure vou that his
Majesty has not been unmindflI of the Ad.
dresses presented 70 him bv the two Houses of
Parliament with respect to the Foreign Slave
Trade
propositions for the more effeetual sup.
preston of that evil Sere brought forward by
his Majestv's PieuiPotentia in the conferen.
ess az Verona, and there have been added to the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

NOT feel that the obvious policy OF .n !s
country was neutrality; but when ne sI he
,n,s he did not mean to follow those MO
asserted that no circumstances coulo Occur
wh;ch would render war unavoioaU'e
or necessary, and II necessary; tna' :ae
declaration Of il would sap public credn I;
and thai the country was not in stale %
meet war. He thought IT war were ae-
cessary. thi. country was prepared 10 va
dertake it and looking into the eaor's al-
ready made by England. she was sui pre-.
nared to be faithful to her engage mems
9th her allies as soon as their dignity .-or
,he saie,y of the country, should be al
tackled e,; that
circulnsta noes must arse IN winch WI
own honor will be implicated, ne "ou.u
do row what be did Two years ago
neat the protest which he had tneh maue
against The right OF on Power TO 'nter,es os
+, ,sith The intefnal regulate OF ahotoe d
r "n rug ond arsin ,sy, that M n'.lers nao
not done their best endeavoss ~ a'e'' WV
! CALAMITY which thleateoed spain.
The Earl of Liverpool sad. IL was t ,".
intention Of his M 4jesty's Ministers to ~
troduce, on as rly day as possible,
some measure for the amelioratlon OF lhe
| poor oil Ireland. ;,
Their Lordsnips then digided--Con-
tents, &c, Non Con,ens, 3-MDori'y 10
favor of the original Address, 59'-Ao-
/, jOurned to Friday.