Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-15
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ccvcd our papers fom that place to the 4th of April
from London to the Sd and Lloyds aud Shipping Lists
10 the I'd of April.
Thc Catholic bill was brought before the House Of
Lords on the End rs the order of the day. A very
great crowd was drawn together to hear the debates
andthc space around the throne occupied by La
dics and members of the House Of Commons. At
nquarcr before Z, Lord wellington moved the second
reading of the bill, with speech. He declared that
frc believed very extensive organization prevailed
In ireland, for purposes of mischief in support of
which he alluded to late events. The law and the
mcans of government, he said, insufficient, and
an appeal was made TO parliament. But parliament
would not improve the state of IrcS,nd, unless by
concession or forcc-and the latter means civil war.
MY Lords, am of those who probably have
passed larger period Of their lives in war than most
urn, aud probably in civil war; and must say, #
could avoid, by any sacrifices whatever, even one
month OF civil war ear)-iu that country to which
was attached. would sacrifice my life to do it
(chccrs),-becausc say that there is nothing that
MUstrays aud prevents prosperity much civil war
she hand OF mans raised against his brother, against
MS heigh6our-the son against his father the SER
want against his master-and that home which was
once his delight becomes confusion and restitution"
mo Archbishop of Canterbury followcdhis Grace,
ahd opposed the measure.
The Bishop of Oxford Lord Somers the Maropis
OF s'1rSdowne, and Viscount Wicklow spoke in IA
v0r Of the bill and the prmate of Ireland the Duke
on richmond Earl Winchelsea, Earl lakewood, the
S'shop OF London, the Marquis of Salisbury and Earl
fhnes klicn, against IL, when adjournment closed
tue debate.
Lords Redesdae and Kenyon had entered a pro-
fest on the Journals of the House of Lords condemn
ing the haste with which the Catholic Bill was urrcd
Gu BY the Ministry.
The London Morning Herald of Cd April saws,
fnc Cathouc Question IS still the order of the
day IN the ciy-nothing is thought of-nothing is
talked of bat this eternal question" The London
papers too contain little else.
Tire crowds around the house OF lords on the second
OF Apn, we're immense, every Granny TO the house
V1s crowded. So great has been the excitement
even among the faShionabes, this great question,
hat is said that there had been one fourth OF
5e number parties given this season that had been
given last year.
Ire Preparations for the approaching cam paign be-
wren the Russians and Turks, going on with "a
ptdity und vigor on both sides
It's reported at Berlin, that the Emperor and En-
press OF Russia will be there during the summer.
BY accounts frum Rene the election of Cardinal
Chstighone to the Papai Chair seems probable
Letters from, Constantinopie, dated Feb. e5th.
sate that the new Grand Vizer had not yet arrived at
Choum a. No new military operations had transpi-
red. The chief attention Of the government WIS d
tected 10 obtaining corn 10 supply the pital and
TIE army One OF the measures ados:eri IS the spn-
ding away large number of Jews who settled in The
capIial Hnd cannot give satista ctorv account of
their means OF subsistence
Prussia has at length determined TO recognize the
Soath american Rep lblics The interests OF trade
Tad navigation. says article from Berlin IN tho
AgerleIne Zetuug ofthe 25th ut 0viIl NOT ALLOW
~ dn1yilg the measure till their recognition by the
mother country which viii certainly take place AT
some inture time. consuls for Mexico and Colon
ba viii be Immediately appointed. Courier Apri.
II
From DE Courier of .7pril O.
Is supposed that, as III. de Ia Korronayes health
IS not likely to be so efectuay re-established as To
enable him TO resume speedily the post of Minister
FOR Foreign Affairs, 81. de Chateaubriand will be re-
called from Rome, and appointed 10 that important Of
1LimPoHant at all tirnes, bnt more particularly
at the present moment. n will deny that NJ
dc Chateaubriand possesses the qualities which will
enable him TO discharge the duties oft with advan-
tage to Tire State, aud with honor to himself
On the roth Of last month he addressed an eonnrn;
Speech 70 the Sacred Coere TO which The cardinal
CastlglIone replied in the name Of the College In (.
The Cardinals speech, ne says-"Ine Sacred College
is acquainted With the difficulty ofthe times which
me Lord has reserved for Us. However full of con-
5idence 10 the aPowerful hand of the Divine Autbor
~ our Faith, II hopes that God will place barrier =,
tha mnoderate desire OF throwing off all authority
ano sDat ny ray OF ms wisdom he will cnlghten the
fiinos OF those who flatteF themselves with obtaining
Inspect Tor human laws without having recourse 70
the Divine Power"
Every order Of society and Of legislative power
.DnIls rom 1oD' the only true Christian Faith can
render obedience sacred, because that faith alone
strengthens the throne Of Kings in tie Ieart of
Dan-because that faith alone offers an unshoken
support Tor WINCH human wisdom tries in vain 10
Son." - WI
Dreuit@ 9ccidett nj Hyde-thirty Tires LOST
hc Manchester Herald relates, that on Wednesday;
evening, about half past nine O'Clock, an occflenI
~ Iuly siloChin2 description ana by which less
'oan tmry lives have been lost took place at HYDE.
Our readers arc aware that the turnout cotiop
SpnneTs at Stockport amounting to no less than ten
thousand persons, have been supported since tbev
!ln lhelr work principally by the contributions Of
'tose spinneIs who remained in fill work I'm otbor
;'sces' particularly in Manchester Hyde, and the
'an9n"ourhonj. Inc master manufacturers issue,l
'n at.uTe'S calling Spon the men who are in work
:" s'sh declaration that they will not contribute
~ I'c support Of tie turn outs.
- - 'lg purpose Of considering this address ar ,
b;ne. p'rhaps OF pledging themselves to thwart IFS
g 80 numerous meeting Of the operative spin.
I,S ''u "e"sets in Hyde, took place on Wednes-
nay evening az The Norfolk arms in tina. town Tic
%toriolE Arms Is large and commodus public house.
cohSis's ol . '0ity stories the principal room or
rub room, brlDg on the I'd story The clrh r.o,,
Is about fifteen yards kong by about six wards vida
ana eNtcns over Tire travellers room, TIC obby. ,hc
Zap room, &c. ''' '''