Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08

Here, then, ~ the comm enary on thai texi which
the Orangemen have delivered TO Parliament for
the guidance Of it's policy towards the Irish nat on
Men demand their rights, and the answer is FIVE
millions of leaden bullets! Almost ball .car-
fridge piece for the Catholics OF Ireland. God
help then!
CORN LAWS
As the debate proceeds, the powerful land own.
ers altering the scale of duties brought 10 by
the Minister, and it clearly appears to u.s. that by
the time the proceedings on this bill termins-
ted in the House OF Lords, Mr.. Canning will hard
ly know his own plan again. In the mean time 1t
is curious TO observe how the House receives any
iniimstion from Members whu think the scale OF
duties already 100 high. We understand that it Is
| exceedingly difficult ior any Niegber opposed to
the Corn Laws to obtain a hearing, aud then he is
IN danger, TO use the words of MIR. Hobhouse,
ell her oil being Knocked down, or coughed down.
Chronicle.
Under date OF Constantinople, February IT, we
find the suboined intelligence, according TO which
1t will be seen that determined efforts are to b.
made on the part OF Russia, in behalf Of IN.
Greeks.
Constantinople, FEB. IL
M. Won Minziacky, without waiting for III. ar
| rival OF the Russian Ambassador, the MARQUIS d.
Rioeaupiere, has presented very energetic note
| relative to the pscihcs,ion Of Greece, which il
said to contain the following remarkable passage:
Ihe sublime Porte itself must desire AN int eryen
ton, for IT the Greeks should prove conquerors.
they would also, in all probability, seek an inter
vention. and if the Greeks should be subdued. the
Porte should not indulge IN the delusion that The
| Emperor Nicholas would remain an inactive ep.c
| tatoi oil rhe massacre OF his fellow believers
Ihis remarkable declaration, The auihen city of
which 10 ahlrmed on most respectable uihority has
caused AN extraordinary sensation here. and people
are very curious 10 see how the Diyan will act
after the arrival of NJ. de Ribeaupiere; il IL wei,
l. hat he Ra.
Piled 10 he confidential erbal overlures OF Mr.. S
Canning and Nj. Mnziscky on this subject, that The
Forte " ould not accept OF any intervention
; IRISH CATHOLICS
, C?on two things. " recollect, that all Ca
ihoics in this part OF Ireland are nearly unani
the expectancy OF making direct appeal to tine
Royal and IIlustrious Parsonage who pronounce,
the parting injunc'ion,' so feelingly alluded r.
by Sir Francis Burdett, and oil forwarding auo,be
series OF petitions, contradictory of the h-ll.bo,,
I fasshoods, il OF nothing else, upon which we arr
a to suppose that the decision OF tuesday nigh, wa
I partly founded. As 10 The Provinces, thew will
not, we presume, be slow IN indicating their opi
Mon as to what is proper to be done in the IRE
e sent unhappy state vi our Affairs
J Dublin paper.
Is we see in the list OF imports al Liverpool iron
= New York, among other articles, saddle of eni
son. The " New World seems al a urea, die
a lance to send TO market Tor fresh pro visions, bu
If the ordinary term OF voyage across the Atlanti
If Is no less than that during which saddle of yeni
son or mutton Z" ought TO haag" vsg oh
# served, that this really far-felched and Dee
3 bought but the wag, as wags sometimes are, WA
!, wrong; Tor the venision in question was presen
% from America TO Mr.. Price the Lessee of D,urv
lane Theatre.
3 a man named David Plumb, who had been al
bis Lille shepherd on The Malvern Hills. died
If lew days since, al village iE Glouce-iersbire a
: the age OF 1O3 years. His elder brother, a mar
ket gardener, having also died lately alter suain
: Ing the stlll more advanced age of 105.