Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

ted to their charge.
"These are institutions which must ever DO held
sacred in this Protestant kingdom, and which it IL
the duty and the determination OF his Majesty to
preserve involate.
ellis Majesty most earnestly recommends 10 YOU
to enter upon the consideration Of subject Of such
paramount Importance, deeply interesting 10 the
best feelings OF his people, and involving the tran
GUILTY. and concord Of the United Kingdom,
with the temper and the moderation which will
best ensure the successful issue of your delibera-
tons"
From the Dublin Register. Fe6ruory7.
DEPARTURE OF Mr.. OC0NNELI
| Yesterday, at two o'clock the member for Glare
left his house in MERTON square in carriage aud
four for England. His first intention was to have
gone u. the route OF Kingstown. Not wishing
that just at period when some hopes Of concil,a.
ton are held out. there should be any appearance
even OF triumph. Mr.. O'Connell particularly re-
qnested that the people would abstain from assem-
bling. Affection for his person in this instance,
however, made the people not comply with his
request Great numbers began at an early hour
| TO collect. When Mr.. O'Connell found this, he
changed his route. and proceeded 10 Howth, from
whence he embarked in the evening for Holy
head. MIR. Dillon .Bellew, MIR. OGorman and
several other gentlemen, accompanied our great
patriot IN his carriage Numbers OF gentlemen
will also leave Dublin to- morrow, and most OF the
! IRISH Catholic Gentry, who are 70 situated
that they can go. will we are assured before
week, be in London, aiding with their counte-
nance and advice, the Member for Ireland.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. 8.
The Duke of Newcastle begged to know from
the Noble Duke at the head of his Majesty's Gov
eminent, after what had this day TRANSFERRED, whe-
ther 1t was his intention to proceed by means of
moving for Committee to take into considera-
ton the disabilities that had been thrown on the
Roman Catholics, or whether il was his intention
to bring in Bill fo the removal of those disabil-
! ties.
The Duke of Wellington, in answer, had the
onour OF assuring their Lordships that it was the
intention Of his Majesty's Government according
to the course proposed in his Majes,y's Speech,
present TO Parliament in the OF the present
session, a measure ioy the adiusment ofwhst was
called the Roman Catholic Question, not going
through committee. That measure would tend to
removal generally of all the disabilities under
which the Roman Catholics laboured, with the
exception solely OF that which rested on special
grounds; 1t would be accompanied also by other
measures, rendered necessary by the removal of
those disabilities.
York Cathedral was nearly destroyed by IRE on
the night OF the % of February.
The Constitutional contains a long letter from
Havre, from which it appears that the four traus
ports having on board the Portuguese emigrants
that sailed from Plymouth lately, and which were
warned off the island Of Terceira, have arrived at
,iavre. Generai SaiIenha was in-the transport
that was fred into. The Moniteur states that the
Government had given orders to the local auth ORR
ties to furnish the Portuguese vessels with every
thing OF which they stood in need.
Letters from Adrianople describe the state of
the Turkish army as very sickiy; similar accounts
are contained in the German papers in respect of
the army at Shumla.
| PARIS, Feb g.
The news OF the arrival of the English ships,
the l.yra, Minerva, and the Susannah, al Brest
on the S0th January, is correct. They have on
board $50 Portuguese refugees under the orders
| OF Count Saldanha. These unfortunate persons
were conveyed by two English frigates as far as
Cape Finisterre, whence they proceeded to Brest.
\ haan oil fho
ects TO give speedy assistance to the vessels and
10 the Portuguese. These orders, which were inn
nediatey transmitted, have been executed with
that humanity and zeal (which distinguished our
nation.
VIENNA, Jan. 2s.-The report that was in cir
cHation here, that the Porte had acceded to the
mediating Powers, and invited the Ambassadors of
France and England TO return TO Constaniinope
is not confirmed, and appears 10 have originated in
a stock iobbing speculation.
Russian courier arrived here to-day on his
way TO Italy, aud an English Courier arrived from
London.
Count Zappelin, the universally esteemed Am
basSador OF the King of Wurtemburg, died here
yesterday afternoon, alter long and painful ILL
ness. Their Imperial Majesties showed him the
most generous attention during his illness.
FRONTIERS Of Serbia, Jan. l3.-The latest ac-
counts from Seraievo, of the I'd inst saw tina, the
following troops are ordered TO take tho field; from
bosnia (where the instruction appears to be sup
pressed) and from Albania, viz: from Bosnia
3o,OO0 men at the beginning Of JAM, and 80 900
more at the end of the same month. From AL
bania, $4,000 men, under the Pacha of Scurari;
10000 under the Pacha of Jenbazar; and 20 900
men who will be under the command of Pacha
Bosnia.
The above numbers correct; but the posi-
bity OF bringing such masses into the field seem
very Probenatical. An account, received by
way o! Belgrade. says that part Of the Bosniaks
passed through Nissa in December, and that the
late firman, received by Prince Milosch from
Consianinople, related 10 the subsistence of these
troops.
here and we hear no more OF the advance ofTe-
hapan Oglou.
LONDON, Feb There has not been great
deal doing in the city to-day. The news Of the
ministerial intentions respecting Catholics does
not seem TO have produced much effect any way:
bit what effect II has produced is rather favorable
so lar as the funds cerned, which look RI
sing. The following are the closing prices
BRITlSH.-Three per Cent. Reduced, SO 3-s;
Three per Cent. ditto. IS 5-S; Three and Half
per Cent. (lsiS) 81 So; New Four per Cent,
i0l rs z; -Four per Cent. (IS26,) 1O5 7-S 6; Ex-
chequer Bills, 65 &c pm, India Bonds, 6E 63 PM,
Consols for Account. 81 I424.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7.-Notwithstandinp the
heavy arrivals, our cotton market has been firm;
and the sales the week Gncluding 300 Sea Is
land by auction yesterday have been about H.
300 bags, at fully last weeks prices Bowed Ala
baIna, &c. lid, 5-Sd. per Id.
The following is the quantity Of cotton import
ed since our last:
Carihagena. 2s6 bales; Charleston, 92o1 bales;
Demarara, lis bales; Halifax, 6 bales; Barbados,
10 bales; Nassau, bales, MaraDbam, 41Sy bags;
New Orleans, 1924 bales; New York 2OI3 bales:
Pernambuco. 1862 bags; Rio Janeiro, 81 bales;
Savannah, 1885, bales, Virginia 96l bales.-Total,
81 1892 bales and bags
About 400 hhds. of Plantation Sugar have been
SOFA al 93s; per cwt for low brown up to lis. for
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