Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07
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and a Liver pool paper of the 10 b. The packet
slip James Chopper, sailed in company.
The withJi""al OF the corn bill had crested
good deal o! excitement.
The cotton naTke; remained firm, and an ad-
vance of Id had taken place in Sc Islands.
In The house OF lords, on The 18th of June, the
royal assen, was given to the bill dissrlyng the
marriage between Miss Turner and l. u Wake
field.
The distress Of the manufacturers and laboreIs in
various parts oil the kingdom, have occasioned
good deal OF discussion IN the house of Commons.
This distress was not yet at end, and petitions
were coming in iro'u the suffering districts.
Certain correspondence between the late Mr..
Pit and George ILL., previous to the retirement of
the latter irGtn the administration il 1901, has just
been PUBLISHED. These letters remove all doubt
with respect 10 the opinions of that grea, minister
on the Catholic question. lie assured his msjesty
that he is,' on iuli consideration, convinced that
the admission OF Catholics and Dsseaters to offices
and Of the Catholics to parliament. " ould under
certain conditions TO be specified, be highly al.
vIsab!c, with u view the improvement of Ireland.
aud the general interests o. the United Kingdom"
| 1t Wa reported that the Turks and Greeks had
ensaSe ed 10 suspend hostilities toT three months
preliminary to negotiations Tor their independence
Fhis does not ssrse With tue sews received direct
/ from France.
! 10 the house of lords on the IIth of June, lord
Ieynham asked question ct lord Dudley respect
ing the continued occupation OF SIP in by French
I
hooe friend OF his asked question nearly similar,
on aior'ner occasion, respecting a course which
government intended 10 pursue, he told Ills friend
'nat ne must then decline giving any answer that
"hie ia TACT mad MOI come when such disclosure
ought TO be made. For reasons nearly similar, he
said, mus: now also decline giving distinct re-
ply 10 the noble lords question. The subject is
one oil great importance, and can assure the noble
! lord and the house, that il has not been lief.
out OF the we" OF government; and can also
sure NM most sincerely, that in my Judgment,
and IN that OF my colleagues, an Information that
we could now afford ~ ud do any thing but cou
I'ou,e 10 promote the object OF The noble lord
On that ground, therefore, l must refuse 10 give
any specific answer.
LORD IeyHhdh There can be no doubt that
me occupation OF Cadiz and the other Spanish ports
oy france IS an indication of a hostile feeling
MOI oil an act OF hostility, The part of that coun
uy towards England; and anu sure that the house
VIII agree with me in thinking that the deepest res
pohs'biii'y rests with The noble Yiscouut and all
ms majesty government
| Lord Dudie.. When The day of expIanatio,
comes, have doubt that it W IN appear tba, his
! m"Jesty's government have not been unmindfuI of
| their duty.
1t was generally supposed That parliament would
be prorogued On tue 10Th Of June by the king in
person.
Charles Buonspsrte arrived at Amsterdam on the
.oih'o June, from FLORENCE, and continued his
journey to Rotterdam
! SCOTS Life of Napoleon was positively TO be
published In London on The 30lh Of June.
Ahe KING has given his assent TO the bill TO de
voice Miss Turner
The Morning Herald of the 18Th saws. "Mr.
western last night wished to give what he term
eu contingent notice The subject of the corn
oiii namely that In the event OF such bill coming
rom ihe lords. he should propose some step thai
would render II imperative; but he was inferIun,
| Ell IN MS observations by Mr.. Barring and Mr.
! ttuskisson, who remarked on the unusual nature
OF Inc no Ice, which regarded what was not before
tie House. Mr.. Huskisson said NOTHING sbout snv
ne" measure. Mi Western then gave notice tha,
lie would on Monday next move the REGAL NJ o
much oil the law OF 1922 as had prevented il from
booming into operation. The ministerial bench W.
almost wholly deserted during the whole evening:
frequently AAT. Husk-siOn was the only one of The
ministry on 1t, at midnight Mr.. l.. w WYNN ar
peSred there and he and his brother, Sir w. w.
wynn, were at erwards ia very close and earne.
conversation for some time. Neither Mr Csnnioc
nor Nir' bIousham appeared in the house during
any part OF the evening, and TO complete the sim
guar appearances OF the evening" Sir Il R,rde,
maze long speech from his old seat on the second
opposition Bench and which station he retained in
'he most marked manner during the night Previ
ousy, aud since The late charge, he had in as mari
Ell manner constantly taken his seat ON The bsocb
directly behind Mr.. Canning
LIyERPooI, June live have rot spy news
from Spain and Portugal But if we credit what
b S9J IA P"iildbeh'J we are to be-
"eye mat matters are going on cbsrminsly there
SD that we soon shall get back our troops and
'oge her with that, accomplish the Object of tb
evacuation OF Spain by the troops of France
The Sun OF the evening of the i4th. thus re-
marks on the abandonment ofihe corn Bill:
" IL Is wl;h unieisned regret that we have to
announce the abandonment of the corn bill last
night ~ The House OF Lords. IL has always on
peaed TO US masterpiece Of legislation. and
as saeh we nave warmly supported it. We are
now exposed TO all the ruinous consequences of
HuciuaioD which IL had in view 10 re,ove snd
we can emily trust ihai Providence will aver,
those evils which the glazing se.f4bness # an in
yeteTate faction would bring upon the nation =
That that party do not take the trouble of rto.L
log their views VAL be seen from the following
eStfsct f ON Lord Grey's speech: If there co.
to he a contest sail his lordship. bct,vssn ,t"
house and great portion of the population, bis |
part was taken. lie one of an order viii
which hs must stand or fall, and to the last bour
OF his lie, nc would mainiain The PRIVILEGES and
Independence o. parliament and We, I'M. il /
the individual no was once considered the friend
OF the paoplei' now Coalescing with ultra to,i..
ot0 whom, according to his own words he d,fssrs
as Tar as the pole- ssuDder.'
Win regard to the duke of WslIinoto,,s sb.,a
in he matter, we can only say, that we have Too
much rem dining respect for the hero Of Water
loo, TO trust ourselves with making any eom.
ioenis Oh such unjus6sble conduct willis, ,i,e, tb
Influence oil the serious morlidcstion which 60
feel at the failure Of this bill.
a Liverpool circular Of the Glib halls Ike f,i- !
lowing language on Ibis subject: 90 The rejection
OF the corn bill by The house OF lords has nrodn
81 great surprize with commercial men. The H.
appointment Is more sir0ngiy felt, as il has gene
rally been understood, in that house the onnosi
tion TO any bills made 1t the second ,ssd,.,
which IN the instance nos alluded TO having psss