Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

the Spanish Cab,ne 10 unite Portugal with Spain,
cedins the Emperor II Brazil. in return, Next
CO, Guatemala. and other independent States,
which may -ui him.
LONDON, May 7. City 2 o'clock.-No,hins
has uanspired here in the course Of the morning
worthy al remark. Consols conn enced ~ SIk
3D. aud have since advanced to SO ! The
Foreign Bonds generally retain their value, but The
transactions are TO uifing NATURALIZATION
Bo"d- 60 l.S; Colombian go 81.
French Funds Maya. Fave per cents lOOf.
45c; Three per cents TOf Sec.; Bank Stock
2r27f Soc.
.ame,,can Stocks. Afay s. Three per cents;
AZ per ce I; rer cent of 1921; per cent of
1913 1914, 1915; n York State Canal Stock
per cent OF 1897 lS45, with dividend from A.
prl 1t, I'll nominal. Bank Sh res, S24 IO- a
ga los; Louisiana, per cent. BIDS. SO 93A
with dividends from Jan. lst
From the Engishmail Of Mays
Inc public seemed 10 expect that the debate I'd
on the opening of parliament, on Tuesday night.
would set at rest the question of the stability or
instability of the new administration The hnuss
was, accordingly, full to an excess There were
prem Az members, hist the side galleries W ere
fuii OF bishops and peers, who were az xious TO
| hear the discussion. Although the house came to
no division, the debate urSn that, and upon Thurs
day night, has established, beyond dispute the
sireng of Mr. Canning and his new arrangements
upper house, as majority OF the commons are
pu into parliament By the peers. The new cab
net may, lherefore be considered az established be
You'd any present chance of removal: and 90 firm
" 90 ministers Conceive themselves possessed of
The royal confidence and public appreciation, tha,
upon Sir Thomas Lehbritge's declaration ;b.t be
would oppose the vote of supply on Monday ,iohi
MIR Hnsksson prompt, announced tina, if his
opposition wee SUCCESSFUL, ministers woulJ dis
solve 'he Parliament, and throw themselves upon
the sense oil the county. when Mr.. PITT; in ;he
early part OF his official career was defeated b.,
mJoriues In the commons, he boldly SAID, =, Gen,
tlemen, you may get nd of my bill, but YOU shall
! MOI thereby get rid 81 me,' and he Immediately
called new Parliament We have, however. no
Tear OF a disso ution at present. The new admits.
traion has the support of all the wings, of all the
liberal part OF the tories, and OF The whole bodv of
neutTals and independents. The only members Of
the Did opposition who Continue on the left side of
the house, are Lords Milton, Alkorp and Folk
stone, aud Messrs. Hobhouse and Hume 7, yyonld
De inconsistent In either OF The latter 10 leave their
places, as Mr. Canning is adverse TO The princ,ples
OF reform, CT which Mr.. Hobhuu.e is leading I'D
vccate, whilst nothing has as yet been said unop
The subject OF expenditure, to which MIR Hume de-
les his attention. Mr. Peel will now lie the lea.
der OF the opposition, but he has no secondary men
to support him. His personal character and talent
may give weight 10 his efIrls but his school of oLi
h
unsupported by any emiDence OF talent or suppr,o,
prooiJ OF intentions, and they are not kent oee H.
eT by any chance VI again possessing the advant..
ges OF oflce In the House OF Lords the Ogposi-
non VIII be totally destitute OF any leader Lord
h"don 10 100 old, and they have not onc Noble
man who possesses even the average power of de
Gate, whilst their deficiency will be more severely
ielt ol Comparison with he splendid LEADING {
he late Wing Opposition by Lords Grey. Holland
and iAansdown. The late Administration had crown
suPIne IN otlre so little chance had they Of re
moVal, ihat they seemed to act as if ,hey had the
lee simple 1t their places, and as if the business of
the counrJ could be conducted by III mere ma
chinery OF public departments, withou, talent mr.
eNer'Ions In the leaders D.. Johnson, with all his
SelVhe Ioya"y' could no' help observing, upon the
death OF George H., A" that the people were tired
oil the DID king and were glad of any CHANGE
similar sentiment now pervades the nuhI..
mioo win fe'Pect 10 The old Adininlstralion--we
OF course, except Mr.. Peel, who retires from pubc
Tile wi'h the regret Of every party. That gentle
man on tuesday night declared, that during the
hVe years have held the Office OF Home Secre1arv
every Institution that under nv immediate
coGhiz nce has been subjec, to such reforms &C
were considered most advantageous and useful
every law Imposing restrictions on the liberty of
The subject had been modified or repealei'' This
II ~'Tlc'Iy tue ana The merit OF lr. Peel musf he
greatly heightened, IT reflect th.t his re(o,
were opposed or sneeTed a by Love Edon. and tina,
'nry were IN sHong contrasi win The measures
Pursued b, his predecessor IN the Home Den -
nent and by al! his brother Ministers, MIR. Gam
mag aud Mr.. IL isSisson excepted. Mr. PEEPS
motives Tor seeding from Office are, no doubt con-
sclehtous, Out hey are hardly sufficient to con-
vince the public OF be wisdom OF the measure II
ne oeieVes the welfare OF the country To depend
upon a resistan to the Ca holir claim AZ,
C"rnins's taking he head oil fairs was Strong
Ipf Mr.
could be no reason Tor deserving his pos Sur
Francis BUidett has very properly obse,v.d ,b,,
wing and Tory are terms no longer appIcabla tn
ihe state OF hnss, and II Il high time they sh mid
be dropped. This 10 true: the distinction ,s ,bs,
The Wings OF The PRESENT day afe as far remoxed
IN principle from The party that originally assumed
the name, when they effected the revolution Of
iO0o' and declared their opinions through the me-
iIu" / Locke's Essay upon Government as IA.
most servile tory possibly be from the wilde,
reiormer. The real Wings are, what are now cali.
ed, the Radicals N3''
There are very ie" coalitions of parties in which
the public Interests not totally sacrificed. hu,
IN he present instance, this has been less dose than
IN any oiher each man has stinctiy pledged
olhseh 70 support his former principles MIR
canning has declared his resolution to onno.s ,ar
liameniary re oim, 10 support the Catholic claims.
and to oppose the repeal of the te-t and corno
raIon acts, as this latter measure y oud jnte,fsY.
with his scheme Of Catholic emancipation Sir F
Burdeii' 10 supporting the administration. has ,le.
clared bis resolution To continue the venrnsnt =,
serter OF reform, whilst Lord John Russell has an
n9uneed that be re'ires from the rank of leader
OF 'ne Tei.TmerI, 10 disgust at the apathy of the
people. Lord Grey is chagrinsd and ir1;,.,ad :, |
Teio' m not being made sine ana non of the i,,
ton OF his party with Mr.. Canning Tbs !,
must be cnfessed, looks like diyeTsitv of o. !
iimeni from which dssensons and ssnsr.' ~.