Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05

fhe House of Commons were summoned 10 the
har AT o'clock precisely. The commission for
giving the Roval assent TO certain Bills, and for
piorosuiug the Parliament, wasthen read, aud the
several Bills having received the royal assent, the
Lord Chancellor proceeded to deliver the following
g M Lords and Gentlemen.
W, are commanded 10y has Majesty in releasing
YOU from your attendance IN Parliament, TO express
to yOn his Majssiys acknow Judgments Tor the zeal
ana assiduity wherewiih you have applied YOUR
selves to the several objects which his Majesty re-
commended 10 your attention al the opening of the
Session.
" HIS Majest, en,ertains n confident expectation
lal the provisions Of internal regulation which YOU
hast adopted with respect 10 Ireland viii, when
carried into effect, tend to of the evils |
winch have 50 long afflicted that part OF the United
k'osdnm.
g We are commnnded assure YOU that yon may |
depsud upon the firm, hut temperate exercise, OF |
those powers which you have entrusted TO his Ma |
Jesiy Tor The suppression of violence aud outrage in
ha country aud for The protection of the lives and
properties of has Majesty S loyal subjects
- IL rs wtth tie greatest satisfaction hat his Ma
jeSy is enabled To contemplate the hourshing con-
du'nn OF all branches of our commerce and manu- !
dcIures, aud the greatest abatement of those difficult
ties which tie agricultural interest has long SO
severely suffered
% Gentlemen If he House of Commons
" We have II ia command from his Majesty to |
thank you Tor the supplies which YOU have granted
Tor the service OF the year, and YOU that he
has received the sncerest pleasure from the relief
which YOU have heen enabled to afford his people,
10y large reduction of taxes.
@ M Lords and Gentiemea,
=" His Majesty has commanded us TO inform YOU.
that he continues 10 receive from all Foreign Powers
the strongest assurances OF their friendly disposition
/ towards tins country.
g Deeply his Majesty still regrets the failure Of
ms earnest eme,Vours the interruption of
the peace OF Europe, II affords him the greatest
>oInIon that the principles upon which he has Acted
and The policy which he has determined pursue,
nave been marked with your wann and cordial cun-
currence as consonan with the interests, and sails
factory Ia the feelings OF his people
| Parlnmeui was thcn prorogued Tuesday the
30ih September
| PARIS, Jul, 20-'rhe Pope has met with a serious
accident. On The evening of the 9th re fol-, p
rising tom his char and raciu ed the neck of the e
moral bone. He WAS alone the lime has his cries
| brought has attendants, and he WAS removed TO he'd.
| The surgeons had not Informed him oiihe fracture.
"" The evening of The 7h he seized with fever,
anu on ihe following day it was reported Ia Rome
may ms Holiness vas IN greT danger.
CoEsrANTINoPLE, june l0.-Periect tranquility
prevails here wlrh is in . grca, measure owing
to the rignur of the Aga of HE Jan,sSarics. Every
DAY he ra"s"s Sono dsorderiV person hc stnngied,
sometimes belonging to one Oua, sometimes
o,hr', and ms these executions take place without
disturbance, seems certain that the reform whit
has long been contemplated, will be carried into ef-
The Captain Pacha has gone out Of tive Dardn-
ne'!es with his eeei, and rfTeced his junction with
| he Algerine squadron. II cruizing hcjwren
Scio, Nytelene, aud Tenedos. The Greeks
uiely nwai' his appearance AT Samos, Hydra, Spez-
zia and lspnria, and they said have made rx-
iaordnaty preparations lur defence Iris ahr me a
he'e that the Captain Pacha has entered into nego
iiaions with the Insurgents, through Nj. H,niinn,
Captain OF the Camhiau rigpte hut considering The
present temper OF the Greeks, it is not likely they
will lead 10 = favourable result.
| The Ambassadors of Austria and ENGLAND CONT
nue. TO exert themselves get the spquesie vessels
set At liberty We are very impatient the end
OF THIS mportaHt affair.
ODESSA, June l8.-Accortling 10 news from Con
stannOple of the 18Th the Porte continues us VIC
lent proceedings against the European trade. they
Stop all vessels, and search Them without further
mOny The Refs Eifendi pays no regard Ia the pro-
tests Of the Christian ministers Thus the Turks
continually add new Of difference those thai
already existed Fancying thai the European pow
ers are wholly engaged by the affairs OF Spain, they
daIv herome more arrogant.
| TRIESTE, June 27.--Ano,hcr vessel has arrived
from Smyrna, which brings news thar the Turkish
fleet has been Cane Orc and treats as an
enemy every ship that comes reaii, out Of fear of
The Greek fire ships In Samos and HYDRA IT is said
In" womeH have taken arms, and sworn to prefer
drah IN slavery.
The Oriental Spectator Of Nav 20, which VIZ have
Jrst received, has article from Larissa of May 3
winch nc gives III" Greeks an army of 10000 men.
There arc some very melancholy accounts from
SIERRA lleone.--'' Every thing, SAYS letter from
thence, dated May 81, - seems to conspire against
ms unfortunate colony, which is visited with
on Of The most banefu fcyers lhar in
i6is or any other place Nothing bui misery
10 he depicted in The couniennucc of the few Euro
pcans who yet reman-nearly eighty gentlemen have
died within six weeks The whole European po-
pulaon amounted TO only 10. or the blacks, up
wards or $50 have also died.
Desperate and lata riots continue to take place in
Ireland. Nine persons have heen sentenced to
death at Cork for burning the Castleiown Roche
mills.
Recent arrivals AT Liverpool have increased the
stock OF american cotton, which has suffered a
dncton of IA 10 5d. generally. Coffee dull prices
decllued to 4s.-in u. 5. Ashes but lille doing ;
price declined TO @. Bun lirlc variation in the
demand or prices of other articles.
Flour AT Liverpool, IN bond 80 10 33s do, sour
Tree, uncertain Rice, Car. ~ 10 25 Tar, Am. 10 10
10 Ashes 10 10 ~.
STATE P.7PERS-SPANlSH REGENCY
LAID before both Houses OF Pailiament.l
Correspondence betirsea Don Vicioy Sae= anil Mr.
Secretary CiHBing.
Don Victor Saez to Mr.. Secretary Canning
MADRID, June 7, 1925.
Sri have the honour to transmit 10 your Excel
leucy The icuer, by which his Serene Hghness the
Regency OF Spain and the Indies, has the honor of
communicating Ia his Britannia Majesty lis nstala-
ton, which look place, with the greatest soemniiv
IN tbs capital aud which has been followed hy the
recognition of his Royal Hiehness the Duke dan
goulem". ~ the OF his Most Christian MaieSfv
III Serene flghness in directing me IN reuu-si
NAT your EXceilcncy will present his Mliesy the
King II Great Britain tic said Letter (oC which |
have the honor ~ enclose copy, rs likewise Of the
documents relative TO the nomination Of the Repcn-
cyD has ordered ne 10 express you, az The same
time, his anxious wish to cultivate the reaiions
of friendship which have always suhslsted between
our august Sovcrecns
shall feel happy IN conitihuiino TO fulfil te wish
es OF hls Serene Highuess in this respect: and m
the mean time have he honort to assure vonr Ex-
cellency ol the high consideration. with which, &c
-, I9gnsd) VICTOR SAEZ.
MI. Secretary Canning TO Don Victor Saez
Foreign Office, June 49, 1928
Sir,-f have the honor To acknoWledge t,e recei,,
OF the letter which your Excellencv did s,e The ho
nour address 10 me on the 7rh insi annonnr;po ,l
installation Of - new Regency at Madrid and uclos-
nea ieUs'' addressed (as you inform mel by that