Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

no, Civ. Until he had examined the doeu
unens deman led. 49, 20
the order Of the day moved for the House resov.
. ing itself into Committee Of Ways and Means, the
the duty Of 27' cwt the Colonial Sugars which
has becn annually voted for several years past, in
consistent with due regsrdto Wet Indian property
and injurious to the general interests of the public
After debate the amendment Loaf. % Tor II, lO2 a.
sainst u-maority 10. The resolutions offered by the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer were agreed TO. He
proposed aording RELIEF by graduated scale Of reduc-
,ion OF duties. according to the price Of the sugar the
inner commodity TO bear high, aud the low.
or duty. Taking the London zete price as his stand.
ard he shoud propose that when the price "a. less
than 30' the cwt the duty, at present, EI u. should
be bu, 5s 81 Ger every Il. above 3os the re,uc-
ton should be IL in the uty) when the price wss
<, less, that the duty should be Ell 4s Cd when IS
Cl 3D. Oil; and when %. but ons G tn, cw'.. Ieav-
ing clear reduction oil Il. Of the duty the coarser
sugars.
very long debate took place in the House Of Lords
on the nth. the motion for further papers relative
to Greece. made by the Marquis OF Londonderry. which
was at last negatved without division.
In the House Of Commons the same day. in Com
ni'tee Of Supply, ES79 was granted TO deray The
salaries OF the Consus General the conng emit expen
ses and approximation allowances. Sir James Ora
ham went into long examination Of the expenses o.
diff rent Cousus, and read statement of the expense
Of the civil government of the United States. He
moved to reduce the grant csOOO For the amendment
80, against l2l majority 23-GI20 900 voted for
the expenses OF New Sou'h Wales and Van Diomen's
Land.
So MIscELLANEous ITEMS
Prince Frederick of the Netherlands is said to have
declared. with regard TO Greece that he has inten
ton OF accepting which Prince leopold has
refused. Prince Emias OF Darmstadt, is now spoken
| OF as the new sovereign.
Private from Consian,inope state differences
have arisen between the French Ambassador and the
keis EHendi on the sui sc OF the expedition against
Aigiers. IL rumoured at Constantinople that the
Ambassador was about 10 proceed special mission
to Egypt. stfl
We understand that Lord Ca,teresgh ha. teen dis.
missed from the Admiralty Board with little ceremony.
on account OF some characterization the part OF his
father the Marquis Of Londonderry. We have not
heard who Is TO succeed him. but Of the place
will be filled out OF the army lis-Standdrd.
FRANCE-A circular letter addressed in the be-
ginnng of June, by Count Pyronnet Minister Of the
Interior, TO the prc.cts OF departments, calling upon
them TO furnish an account Of all tn. improvements in
their departments, since the restoration. Ii
garded as an clecioneering movement by the oppos-
ion
The approaching election excited attention than
the A'g-rins expedition The london Courier anci-
pies drc adfil convulson II the struggle sould
,inue between the pre.cn, ministry AMI the nation.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
The packet ship, Dover from Liverpool, arrived at
Boston, aud the Erie, at NewYork from Havre the
former bringing London dates OF the 2lst, and Liver
pool of the 22l June and The latter Havre papers OF
the 18th, furnish lt'er advice. from Europe. The
principal articles Of Intelligence are advance in
ton and bread indispoioa of the King;
and the successful landing Of the French a, Agier.
was eUcctou, d sntlripattu, IN Day oil Slli
Ferrah. nine miIes west OF the city.
The annexed particulars taken from the New.
York Commercial Advertiser and proof Zip forward
ed from the office OF the New-Ysrk Caste.
The King still livng-bu it out of the
compass of probability tina, his suf.ngs could be pro-
tracted for many days fhe following the bulle-
TINS
June 10 -The King ha' passed an,;h.r good night,
and continues find his respiration less i'm ded.
June 1.-The King has slept well. His M,jssty's
res piration continues less embarrassed.
June lS.-Ths King slept at intervals last night
In other respects, his Majesty remains in the same
state.
June 18th. King ma. not slept we'll His Ma
jesy ha. found his respiration difficult from time
to time in the night.
June 20.-The Kng's rest has been in,er ,upod nv
cough with expec'oraon, during the night. His Ma
jes,y complains less however, this morning.
1t said, that on "Wednesday last the Duke Of Su,
received letter from Sir Henry Halford upon the
subject OF his Maiesy's health, stating that the relief
which the Royal patient has recently experienced
10 be attributed to excessive expeciora,ion. The ex-
pectoration, however, it was adld accompanied by
40 violent cough, that il apprehended his Nj es
tvs strength would speedily be exhausted. Times.
The following letter comprehends the substance Of the
latest news:
LIVERPOOL, June 22l, ia. NJ.
The only thing which absorb, the public attention
here i. the distressing situation Of the King My pr
vate advices from Windsor direct, which TO two
o'clock nnday morning. by express state that Oh
hour IL expected close the reign Of our H.
lus'rious monarcb: recovery Is impossible
An extraordinary express from Paris which reach
ed L'ndon ON Monday, announces the news Of the
landing OF the French expediii IN against AIgers.
The debarkaon anced on the morning of The l4'h
June, a, O'Clock. The enemy driven from the
position which they had taken up in the rear aud the
division Beth srneZe has captured nine guns and
mortar. The French army occupy the heights in
| front of the PENN ula.
The VS. which reached Paris by Tclegraphic des-
catch was announced by uhory in the Theatre OF
the Opera, and created the most enthusiastic feeling
Yet strange 10 say, owing TO the wish Of the liberaux
TO defeat the hopes of the Ministry, the had the
effect OF depressing instead might naturally have
been supposed raising the French nnd from ut soc
TO III. 3d.. EDW'D WILMER.
LONDON June 81.
H'indsor, Sunday evening Since Friday night his
Majesty has again gradually reapsed into state lit
tie better than that from which lie rallied wonderful
| Iy last week. He has been much disturbed these
| twenty -four hours by symptom, very trouble
some cough which has produced great restle.sness,
and consequently, unfavorable change in every o.
her respect This afternoon he is little better-or,
rather he il composed than he in The early
part OF the day. AMI hopes entertained. by his at
pendants, that he may again rally--thougb certainly,
those hopes rest very slight foundation.
Yesterday the Duke OF Wellington had an audience
of his Majesty, when the Royal signature affixed
by hs Majesiy's assent to number OF State ps5ers
The King appeared much faigucd with this busin
and was much more restless subsequently than he had
been be fore.
LONDON, June 81.
! Smyrna May Is. The Temperance Of pirates in
the Mediterranean has caused the Greek Government
10 adopt prompt measures 10 repress th.m Armed yes
s have been sent in all directions 10 pursue and de-
.troy them, and, by the active support OF the ships Of