Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

hose brought forward by the honorable inc nbcr ourh
to be met by direct negative. Strangers were then Or
dered to withdraw. and the house proceeded to divide;
but as IL appeared that mrnbcrs supported the Reso.
buttons exccp, tho and the scconer and that the
had no members TO act as cllcrs the Re-
solutions were declared TO be uegatved without a dv
sion.
Spitalfeki Usdpos.-A debate arose in tho House
Of Common. on the evening Of tho pal nit upon tho
presentation Of petition by silk manufactures of
London, stating the practices Of tho wcavors in des.
'roying or sealing looms. and praying the House
adopt measures Tor the vndica,on OF the law. AR.
Peel thought the master not sufficiently
prompt in enforcing the law az steod lie said that
the conduct Of the had been shameful Some of
them could earn in single loom 81 shings week -,.s
many from IS to % shilogs. IT they have wives ami
children, their families pro- .gtionably more.
In the London silk manufactures tho woavcrs arc al
lowed to carry the raw material home 10 work upo-,
which is not the In Manchester and other places
1t appeared d,i the system Of combination had proved
ruinous one to many gaot wokrncn. Some fresh at-
'emp,s to DESTROY property had been recently made.
Mr. Peel gave notice on the 4,h of June that on the
following day lie should move the adjournment Of the
House.
Mr.. q Cornell made very animated speech on the
18th June. to the Aggregate Dublin Meeting. wo shall
quote one passage:
The Irish want an advocate who can f,c tba, he "a
pleading his own cause, (hear hcsr) Is the situation
OF the people OF Ireland the present moment such as
ought 10 be- No. (hearD They should have poor
rare to be levied OF ~'e pOperty Of ,hs abssn.es hear
and cheers) Who is there that thinks would rob the
poor OF ireland, (hssr hearty would indeed rob them
by being the advocate Of just poor rate (hear and
cheersl Much more yet remains to be done for ire
land From this altar speak TO the Pro,esans Of Ire
iand-lrom this altar address them, and say, do
yon wish TO see Ireland she ought to be-do YOU
wish to see resident Parliament in Dublin, (loud
eheerngD tell you the Parliament OF England IL
neompe'en to 'egisae for this country; they have too
mich business OF their 10 To- and the fact is thai
10 me Parliament being situated in London TO
attribute The inpoveri.hment and degradation which Is
Justly attributable absenteci.m We have had Par
'itmcn. in Ireland before now Ihope NAV be allow
ed 10 say that have already made great step to-
wards attaining the liberty Of ireland; let the Pro,es-
/ n Irelln tain L..
Parliament again -(cheers) I wish TO he distinctly
Nrs'ood that Catholics shall not seek for re-.
peat 81 The Union 1T would not become to do so for
now, Tor the first time, have the Catholics experienced
the Highest benefit from that Union. But here Is ono
Catholic who, If Protestant, will join him for the pur-
pose, will struggle for the repeal Of that IF
the Protes'ants of Ireland will Join the Catholics we
may achieve bloojess and glorious revolution like that
OF l7s2, (cheers) The names of Grattan and Curran
have been deservedy inscribed upon the pedestal of
public liberty and il will be our endeavor uron that
pedestal TO scratch our names, Continued choerng)
am thoroughly convinced that III absolutely
ry tor the beneht OF England herself that the Union
shouii be repealed (hear) How are $50 men TO DO
brought together toagres any subject! The thing
could never he accomplished there were not certain
iniucement-a kind Of oil Of riolium attract them.
1t requires Ministerial Sampson To- catch the foxes
anil tie together the rats Of Parliament"
DE-. Charles Lloyd, Bishop of Oxford. is dead.
u was believed that Mr.. Brough I'M had been invited
to accept The office, by the Duke of Wellington.
NJ de Chateauhriand has had frequent private audi
"nces OF the King Of France. Important changes
expec,ei 10 take place in the French Ministry
report has been very inlusirously circulated 10
London that immediately after the Using Of Parta-
inent, the Duke OF Wellington inteeis TO proceed to
Vienna Their" to arrange in he 6ns settlem
OF the affairs of the East but the mprobabi,y Of such
an event has prevented it's obtaining partial credit
and has not been traced TO quarter calculated
impress the least value, at ali overcome the doubts
TO which II Is liable the of its improbabily
| LONDON, June 6.-Dspaches were received yesier.
j9y NOR ming at the Foreign Office from HE Msiasys
| Ambassador at Vienna, Lord Cowlsy dated May "a.
which mention the report that the Russians had been
defeated nv the Turks Mt place called Caernahova.
are informed that the wesvers Of Spitaields have
al length expressed Willingness 20 return to their Wort.
at the prices offered by the manufacturers MANY of
mem look our work Yesterday and others are expected
| Immediately to 10
The G.eat Seal is immediately To r,.s into man,
napuS. "hr'her voluntarily otherwise. Lord Lynd.
hnrst MUST retire forthwith Mr. Peel will retire also
| Lyuhhurst we are unable to say; Mr.. Dyouaham we
.ppo:e, in compliment 10 the king and the torv par,v
mI. Peers removal will make room for some other
raj. '"r ~ o,y, e"e-
The last accounts from Irelanl confirm our nrev,oue
statement, that the county of Iou will in the evcnt
aVNrohcy, present the novel spectacle of two Roman
N'ho"c caniilates, standing upon conflicting claims
ana divided INTERESTS and the result will in ali human
fpobl'y' be The defeat of both the aspirapts The
Addresses OF Sir Patrick Belew withdrawing his nrc
tensions in favor Of his brother and of Mr. Shie sen
orth his own, before the public: but tbero ia %
hr party not 20 os,ensby prominent but actively re-
| ceuY, ahd apparently successfully taking ADVANTAGE
oil this unnatural disunon Th Jocelyn and Foster in
terests who call themselves the old hereditary Arto
| p"'yi eHp!Oyeu IN canvass, HnOt loud
Iecp 10 secure the return Of one of their nominee
ne person intended is NOT yet positively designated:
nut MT Fortescue, OF Sephentown who is connected
WIN both families, and would, in addition have the
C'arlnon interest, and that Of the whole opuent f,mi
~ OF toescue, viii, in all human probability be the
man proposed We have already ventured to warn the
catholics OF the risk of defeat which intestine division
must necessarily create; AMI now repeat the warn
ing, with the additional cauon-to beware of deduc.
na false nerences from the apparent inactivity of their
aiversarie. We know from the best authority tha,
Wv ,''''''S = 0"B apparent tChroneie,
There was an aggregate meeting in y, blin On Wei,
ncshay last Tor the purpose of voting $4,000 10 Mr.
Conneii Tor his expenses at the approaching Clare
election. The money voted with the utmost liner
atty ''''' "'e'-
The statement Of our London corresponden, nm ~,
SUBJECT OF Nj. O'CoDhaPs interview with Cobalt ~
ue Wesimn-ter dinner, is confirmed by the accourt
W"ch Mr. OConne himself has, since his arrival civ
en- OF The circumstance Messrs. O'Connell Layisss
ind Coooet, happened II seems to have come yyihia
proximity we sh'li not contact, Of eacb other he
ore me hoilr OF dinner; Mr. Lawless, in consequences
oi letter he had received upon the subject astcI
Mr. U onneI, in CotbetPs presence, If lie mr. a..
comedy had ever called Mr.. Cobbeu a domestic ~,
rantf-M Mr. OConnel having denied his having ever so
designated him, bir Goblet stretched forth his hanl
and asked Mr. OCoDnell to accept it, which the Latter
did accordingly Thus the matter ended ''
Dublin FJeemdn's Journal
PORTUGAL
M de Psiemela left Paris on the gfsi NJ AZ, H.
London and thence, AZ il was yed, for the I,nd
OF Fercera. where he to establish Regency In D.
name OF The young Queen, Donna Maria da Gori.