Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
FORETGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLANT

LAiE L FROM ENGLAND
BALTIMoRE, April 2O.-On Friday arrived tho
packet ship VIM. Byrnes, from Liverpool, hayino
sailed on the 10th OF March BY this arrival the
New York Post has received Liverpool papers OF
the day OF her sailing, and London popers to the
9th ult Inclusive.
These papers are full of details and concentrations
relating to the topic of Catholic emancipation. or
AIT is now called by the ministers, concessIon.
Up to the 9Th they are full of cnniectures and
imaginations as to what the plan of concession
Woup oe, ana rom mat date are principally TAX
en- up in Prasing or blaming the ministry for what
they proposed TO do There is no news from Tho
belligerent nations ON the Continent
On the 9Th of March, Mr.. Peel, in tho How
OF Commons made speech of more than four
hours in length, on the subject of concession ~
the Catholics, detailing with great minutenes,.
clearness and order, the plan maturcd by the min
is'ry, with the reasons for its several provisions
and ending with motion that the House resolve
itself into a Committee of The Whole 10 consider
the laws imposing civil disabilities unon tba
catholics. The curiosity to hear his plans caused
the avenues leading to the House Of Commona
TO be fhronged with people, who kent their pos,e
from ~ O'CLOCK IN the morning until past in the
AFTERNOON, When the galleries were finally OMEN
ed. The rush was then gseat that in two min.
utas not seafremained unoccupied, and the doors
and lobby were crowded with persons WAITING IN
take the places Of those whom heat or fatioue
lagn, ooilge 10 retre from the galleries On The
9Th, MIR. Peels speech, as reported in the Sun
newspaper, was sent by express to Liyeroool.
The whole city had been on the stretch Of curios.
", anu the streets were full Of groups of peopie.
conversing upon the subject OF the eapected narvs
Al O'Clock in the afternoon the Sd edition of tbe
sun arrived Copies Of i. were immediately nisceJ
IN the news-rooms, gentlemen mounted the Ia
pies and read the speech aloud to the crovvda b,,
which they were surrounded and IL formal ~.
subject OF universal conversation for tho roT,,;n
der of the night.
After the delivery Of Mr. PeeIs sneech tho do
bate was continued with great animation. none ri
the members leaving their seats until the
oil adjournment. The debate was Resumed the
next day, and continued 10 a late hour vvben Mo
House divided on Mr. Peels resolution, Tho yo,s
stood--for the resolution g3S-against IL I6O-,na-
Jorhy 1873, an Overwhelming strength in favor NJ
the measure. The bill was 10 be read first time
on the 9th of March, in the House Of Commons
ana second time on the 10th. II was expected
that they would pass both Houses before the Eas.
ter Holidays.
The Bill for the suppression Of Dangerous Az.
sociaiions received the Royal assent on the 9Th OF
The speech of Mr.. Peel fills eighteen co,,rn,s
an the london Courier. That gentleman in fhe
oulset OF his speech said, that he rose 10 discus,
snaI gfea' question in ''the spirit Of one of those
DeauuIui prayers with which the proceedings n
the rouse are always auspicied," enioiuing the
members 10 lay aside all personal Interests. All
prejudices and partial ae ctions, that The res, -
,beir councils "fnay tend TO the maintenance ~
true religion and iuslice--fhc safety, honor an
happiness OF the King--the public veal, .peace
and tranquility Of the reainI--tbe uniting ana
snit'ing together the hearts Of all persons and eg-
tsles IN 1he realm in 'fus Christian charity" He