Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

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eau officers, aud whose s,,icines caused The u.,ne
Is dra,h Of Sir George Coiii-t, had been a,iacke,
and beaten IN his avn house, ty Cant. Sir -
fhmore, Tor reirciio"s east ui,on ms conduct ~
baui- hetwrem the Eutoias, British f,iyate, cou-
mand"d by Capt. i. and the Ciorinde, French q,
gate James had his naval opponent ARE .,rd Tor
ihe assault.
LONDON, April ~. s. Bank shares. c2l 5. N
y. tive per cents, l0li To IQ3-
Ia debate in the House Of Commons ON the 81
of April, among Other things upon the money con-
Gems Of the nation, Nj. Canning said
We well know, thar ~ this ruomcp nj there is
scarcely ~ Power la Europe that is MOI collecting
from the capitalists Of Great B:i,a;n the s,news II
war-,hcre ~ scarcely Power thai does not look for
resources :" The Excheqnrr OF our Exchange tiiear
heath do no, mean To justify the uor Al G character
ut surh loans hut we are NIL aware thar our monied
men lrud in'liscr intimately to all parties and ir IN
fvrmer tunes, English Captains have led adverse
He"is into action, so Those, who are now the Cap
t.i"'s Captains, the irue Lords or Europe"-I
mea" The Bankers Of this metropolis (r1sar, hear,)
ARE furnishing arms to those who are comtending
against each other. (IIear, hear )-TheceCo,e, lei
Enlistment Bill aud the Alec Bill, may look Tor
security IN the morality OF mone, lenders (1ear
near, and lHuginer) No, no--Lst Ferdinand him
cell, 10 morrow, shew signs ui s,reugh, and deter-
m'naioa 10 ft out an armament, aud the troops aud
fleets OF Spain, raised by British capital, will sail
from your ports, 10 strange ufAn, liberty South
America. CLEAR y I defy you to prevent IL, and
defy you TO shew any thing The morality Of ia;e Pc
c"n'ary transactions TO insure you against such
vent"
LONDON, Apri 5-We received IS, nigh, the Pa
ris pape,s of Thursday and Friday. The following
extracts contain the only increasing inteiiigen
which find in them -
PANS, Apr'! p" On Monday next The project Of
law fct the centennial dur ton of the Chamber of
Deputies will he presented to the Legislature. The
Ministers will likewise, the day, nj the
budget for 1925 and the projec, Of law reia,vs 10
the redemption OF the public deb and the reduction
oil the interest on IT, Journal Des Debais.
To-day the Deputies assen,ale, ia the Bureaux
to discuss the address. To.morrow there will be
committee TO discuss it in a general meeting. The
project OF law which is TO close the great iconnd of
the rerofation. AS the Royal Legislator has said,he
law on me indemnies 10 br grained 10 the emgranis
VIII not be presented 10 the Chamber ill after the
as. osson OF the law Tor the reduction Of The interest
ihe dep"'s oil Spanish prisoners III France have
received orders 10 set ort columns to return 10
'h.' own country nj certain fixed times. These
columns, amounting IN all TO about {, 1888 men, will
have reached Bayonne by the beg inning Of Nav aud
VIII pass the iron'ier AT different tunes fixed by
their route. Times
LONDON, April 6.-We Yesterday received from
rnrs papers and private correspondence Of Saturday
last The laei contains account oi the arrival OF
an extraordinary courier from Madrid on his way 10
England, with dispatches Tor our Governme
these dispatches are said 10 he accompa nicd with
an autograph letter from Ferdinand TO his Britannia
Majesty, on the subject Of the recognition of Saurh
American independeRce. The Ministers of his Ca
inol'e Majesty, having failed in convincing Mr. Can
n'ng OF the propreiy of meeting the Holy Alliance
IN Congress, 10 settle the relations briwcen Spain
and the new trans Atlantic States which Formerly
acknowledged her dominion, F-rdinan M, himself, con.
ceivng, no doubt, tina; he had TO deal with an En-
gi'sh Reabsof0fo appeals from the Minister TO The
Sovereign, aud nies, ms last resource, hi gentle
persuasion on the mind OF George w. urging him 10
consent to the proposed diplomatic meeting ms soon
IA possible, and telling him thar refusal 10 Join in
TIE solicited mediation must be considered as fotn-
~ III fnvor of the party oppos To Span
This " calamity, as the Royal scribe styles Amrri-
can independence, he hopes still TO avert Times
IL N nnn tuFn f<Nlr.
April, ~ the House Of Commons, on q motion 10
proceed TO The second reading Of the Alien Ball.
Mr.. tanning was Of course the most prominent &.
CURE IN the debate, and CHANGING his speech over
we were so much pleased with IL tina, we are induce
10 give the following sketch.
On the second reading, Mr.. Hume comentle that
tie Bill was utterly uncailed for, wei! as unjust
and cruel. H. Ills and l7I5, when England had
been disturbed b. Preteniers TO The very THRONE
when size had contend wmh rebeiIions in the nor
and ~ The sonth--,he country had done without an
Alien oni-and yei Government asked for that power
nov The Hon. Member moved y Resolution de.
clnr'hg The absence OF any pretext for the Bill.
WHICH was however negalived without a division.
9'r II. Wilson, speaking against the Bill, said /,
WIS necessary TO call The Soverrigns OF Europe by
Their proper characteristic names Of iyran,s for the
purpose nj letting them know how they were re.
garded by the free people Of Eosland-(Hear, hear,
hear The character of England was of more va.
lue to her in foreign countries Than any other power
she possessed, aud that character suffered much by
the Bill. He hoped iha house wouh show the HOW
iAHIahce, ny rejecting the their system N
tyranny could find no support in this country The
Hon. Gent.'cOncluded nv moving that the Bill be
read second time this day six months.
$40 Canning sad, 'h' objection the bill arose
from rs ggerated Statements. And when this tenn
porarJ bill should expire, as he trusted il would
w''hou, reoewal-(Hear, hear FROM the Oppos,-
'on)-he thought The government would not do It's
duty if they abandoned the principle tHe,r her
from the Ministerial benct,es.) ], mnsi be unpeces
sary 10 remind gentlemen, thai the measure was acf.
Ell o" ny kings ~ former reigns, som times with, and
sometimes without the consent OF Parliament, He
insisted, that the principle OF giving The Governmes,
control over Aliens more rug orous shan over Naive
su,Jecs, was not only Just and necessary. but iecog
nscd ny All states, aniient and modern, from lie
highest despotissi down TO the lowest democracy
But what he commended for was, that somewhere
there must he power 10 dea! with aliens IN a man
ner more summary than our own subjects. He
would deiy HE production Of any instances, either
w anient or modern history, Of any country that did
not possess such power bur more particularly The
irees Cover nnIeDs had exercised IL most
W. In Spari, The alien was little better than a he
lot in Athens he was bOpnJ 10 nav tax or n.
commiued TO prison in Rome he was bo,nJ 10
hive patron or WAS drives out Of the city In for
n,er times we adn.,ued fnrrigBers-a new country
always admitted foreigners, but an old one was al
WAYS jealous of adm thug them. This is now the
d'hr'eni poi'c, OF Great Britain and the Unned
States OF Amerca--,heir whole Object is facility Of
sdm'ss'on-ours rs jealousy OF admission. Ia what
par o. the world does an Englshmau travel, and not
nv n'ms"'i under the Restraints oi the police, as
wei N the ees States as in The most a.. spotic p
I've ruth was, every country had right and duty
70 se care that III exercising the rights Of hospitals
W, they should not give a bsndIe 10 intrigue He
"" nor 'h'"k here Wa dagger to this country
"" lo'e'gnefs IN he worst Of times h. thought
b'g"snmen would reject such infec ION. But there
WIS struggle going on IN the world THIS country
was me asylum Of the unfortunate, and those who
soogn' u hhd right TO lay down, not their hopes
Dn' 'heT ieods, when they sought us protection.
4iied', "rH') AZ Tins moment all The countries Of
Europe were collecting The sine,ys oT war in Eng
,'hn mo let Ferdinand shtw signs of strength