Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

ihat tue non. member for Clare be called back, and
! hoard at the table," (tiear, hear.)
JTr Peel followed on the other side of the oues
tion and concluded by proposing TINT the house ad-
Journ till Monday, in order to give the members an
opportunity to get information the legal points in
the case. He was followed by Mr.. w. WYNN and
Mr.. Sugden and debate occurred between Messrs.
Peel, Broughum aud others, whether Mr.. o c. should
be heard ut the bar, at the table, 1T all before the
house. The question WINS then put "lhat the de-
bate on this question be udoui ned till Monday next
Sir f. Burdett concurrcd in the proprety OF an ad-
Journmen, and the Speaker explained before he nut
the final question, his views and the reasons for the
course lo had pursued.
with rcpcct TO not hearing tho individual at the
table (said hey found myself his-that know of
no instance where uny person has been heard With
out decision OF the house that lac should be heard
short OF being member of The house (hear, hear;)
anu 1t was obvious II debate were going on, with
person thus situated standing the floor of the house,
that he might subject himself not TO the provisions of
the statute OF Elizabeth but those of the statute of
Charles III. (licar hear.) This is the ground on
winch stand. Qiear. hear) ! do not advance any
tang 10 prejudice the case ITSELF but merely state the
g-ourd on which proceeded"
A!ler some further debate .lIr. Peel said his idea
was, that they could not hear this gentleman until
they had determined whether he should be heard nj
the table or ut the bar. There some gentlemen
who might think that he ought not To be heard az ALL
ana to give honorable members opportunity Of
considering what course most proper o be pnr-
sued he had moved the adjournment OF the question
deserving TO himself The right OF hereafter Sitting
his Impression the whole case bu aLstanipo from
giving any opinion now
.ur. DIov,rhGBi repeated what was said n, frs,
aud Iord Duncannon stated that he was requested
BY tie Hon Member for Clare To apply To the house
that lac might bc heard before il in support Of his
Claims The motion tor adjournment was then u
greed 10.
In reference to this aiIar, the Times observes hat
the account of the debate can convey but an inpcr-
feet idea OF the silent The almost hreathess attention
win which lie was received i'll the house, advancing
70 ana retiring from the table. The benches were
hied IN IN unusual degree with members. and there
Is no recollection Of SO large n number OF Peers
brought by curiosity TO the House of Commons"
tiie London Morning Herald Of the 18th u, con-
tans the tollowny:-
at Is reported in the city thnt cooincss has arisen
between certain ilusrious parsonage and the Duke
of wellington. the subject of the Russian nd Tur
klSh war Ills Grncc, it is said wishes nut u stop
TO the ambitious projects OF the Gar and TINT he as
proposed. in the first instance firmly to demonstrates
with Nicholas and, that should ,ail to declare war
against iin TO neither of these propositions, i; Is
asserted. the Istiious parsonage allded to viii
gree ihat, IN short he has determined neither 10
war against the Emperor, 20 risk one by snv de-
cidcd remonstrance. For our part We 10 10: believe
this story"
Thc London Morning Journal OF The 10th. in rcply
To the above says:--We have the very highest aii-
tority ur saying that lie statement of GOODNESS be-
tween an instrious person and the Minister of
The Crown. which we published few lays ago, was
substantially correct Tie Minister 10 whom we al
irdc mas had no private conference with the kim
since the expressions he used in reference to she
Marquis OF An ,lesras defence were made nub!;c--
These eNprossiuns lave. they uer,ed, given ST..
rious offence.
They dirccy lcycll"' at the sovcreion--rt
that Sovereign who is OF George the 'rhird--and
who can vlnGca.e hs dignity IS be olnht To do cvrn
at the sacrifice Of private rartIa!i;y. The luke of
Wellington cannot long 10 Premier: AID as for SIR
Feel ms retirement !5setilcc. We wish him all peace
anu every happiness in those shades where neither
the smiles Of the Court. nor the reprnac,s of Che
people, can penetrGtc 10 his annoyance"
Under an Odessa date Of April iHtn. we IRE in.or-
meI that tho 6oOo men vino sailed from that port
under I'D. Grcig. were TO land at Bazardiik, where
hoy might interfere with the pasSa.c OF the pfiso
ners, and even interrupt the communication between
the capital and the Ottoman army IN Asia. Il Was
reported that the Turks had 900 .hcH at Erzcrrm
and that 10000 Egyptians We're expected 10 Join
them II less than two months.
LONDON, May IL.
The preparations os tho bi,ligcrcnls nrc of the
largest kind; ample preparations have been mudo in
every department vast armies collected. nni,nat cd
with equal confidence and cou'uge, and led un by the
most experienced Generals Yet sc are still 10
learn why Russia, rot proposing either conquest or
Acknowledgement, should continue the war at smell
risk and cost Of treasure aud of blood, or why FUR
key should decline expressing q desire for peace
winch the events OF the last campaign placed her IN
Scondiiou TO make it without disonorr.
All are OF The alert upon the Danube from Silis
tra TO WIltin. The Turks, according TO uur letters
from Wollacha, have two fortified camps ncar Giur-
gcvo and SiIstra. They are defended bv 1000
men each. Ou the | It'll OF April, they made an at
tack upon the Russians at near Trato, but with
Out success though, il we may form any ludgmen.
from the number Of wounded sent 10 Bucharest the
conflict was Il sanguinary one,
ltcdschid Pacha has repaired 10 the camp at
ChouInla, whittier reiniorccmcnis are prucrcdinr
from all parts Of the Turkish Empire. Meanwhile
Husocin Paclia has received orders to make every
effort to drive Tire Russians from their stonr poslo,
Of SzchoiI. The attack which the Russians rnade
upon the Turks ut Achiuu, between Mcsambri and
Bonrgas was not We understand attended with sue
ccss. The object of the Russians is 70 gct posses.
sion of the coast from Cape Ernmcnch to Cape Korj.
IN order to carry OF operations 10 the South of tho
Balkan, whilst ChoUDa is kept in check by the
troops from the Danube and the garrison of Varna
Whether the Isusiuns win send their main army
towards Choulna, whilst they undertake the scges
OF Silistra and Gnrgcvo, is not yet known. In tho
meantime ordurs have been received at Odcssa for
1000 n DrOcnpd frono Spbaefpt-,l