Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20
From The " Y. Com. Advertiser. .4DrH IG.
lNE DAY I.ATER LID ON L,NC,I :, ~,

From he " Y. Com. Aarertiser, april &c.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the ship Waller, Mc5llchacl from Liyerpaol.
we have received intelligence one day later. The w.
sailed from Liverpool the Goth tlarch but did not
leave the land until the LIST inst.
Grent Brjtlin.-In the House of Lords, on the 23d
March, the Marquis OF Clanrcarde complained that
the papers laid before Parliament with respect 10
PORTUGAL and The affair at Tcrcera were verv inper-
feet, and moved string Of resolutions 81 ronrv con
demuatory Of the conduct of Government particular
y with regard to the attack the refugees who lef
plymouth for Tercsira,-A very long debate ensued:
the Earl of Ratnor, Lord Holland Lord Gcdcrich
and the Earl of CarnarroR supported TIC notion and
The Eari OF Aberdeen, The Duke nf WELLINGTON and
the Lord Chancellor opposed II, and contendcd that
the conduct OF Government had been perfectly fair
and impartial. The Ear Of Aberdeen IN The con GO
OF ms speech, said that had dispeased both parties
IN the disputes with regard the Portuguese success
sion, and quoted this evidence of impar,iuli,y
The Duke Of Wellington towards the close of his ad
dress described the strength and Importance of Ter
cera, and said that now that the Government of Bra
I'll and Portugal had been separated-it was the no.
hey OF tins country not to allow Don Pedro TO become
possessed OF Tercera II was likewise ofimportance
that no part of the ancient domnons of PORTUGAL
should fall into the hands of the Emperor of Brczls
On Il division the number were, for the motion 39-
against it l26-maiorty %
The debate on the dIstresses of the country, was
resumed IN the House of Commons on The same nirbr
when Mr. O'Connell succeeded in delivering line
speech to which he cndeavored TO give utterance on
the 18TH After long debate the motion for an en-
curry was voted down, 255 to 07-majority for Min.
listers 1863
Meetings continued to be held in various p,r,s Of
England on the state of the country In Leeds. Mr.
J. Foster of the Leeds Patriot proposed resolution
IN favour OF trennia plraments, universal suffrage
and vote by ballot.
The Society of Friends in Ireland have petitionrd
Parliament for the abolition OF the punishment Of
death in cases of forgery. Mr.. Peel has announced
his intention to bring iD bill in which the punsh
plpr, fpF lpuf II, fs,or 80
away with.
''Some NoLlemen and Gentlemen of propertv md
influence had m interview on Saturday morning with
the Duke of Wellington and the Chancellor Of the
EXchequer, Oh the proposed formation of County
Bank of England, which has been projected by tba6,
likely TO assist in relieving the distress of the conn
try. II is meant that the establishment shall be fyc5
IN London, as Its head quarters, and from thence set
on foot now branch banks IN various parts OF the
country"
The above aricl' which copy f,om "a Morneg parer
gives, we believe pretty accurately tue views the raes
w' DIS 1t stated ntd an interview with the Duke OF Wei
aEon Saturday last irc immediate purpose of the D.
Puaon convey the First Lord al the Treasury ihe
oP"o 'hni an improvement m the Country Banking System
was desirable IT the present best mode Of
carrying 1t INTO effect was by means Of Metropolitan E,a.
""s"heh'-an" mat Ia facilitate the formation such
lany some alterations ~ tie passed 1925 were desirable
Inc answer winch the party received was believe ~ sub.
sidcntion; but involved oh" great interests ALI ina, the
ministers could then say was tat tire opinions and wishes
"hc twas the oJec OF the dcputaon convey saould re-
ce''e the best attention OF G1yemmcutCoUisr .uUci .
STATE OF PARTIES ~ FRANCE
Inc following article from the London Counter Of March %
WI" refresh the recollection q the reader the aiernarct
npns ami defeats OF the respective parties France since tire
hu"uIeW Gays occupancy Of "e throne by Napoleon will
also assist IN forming just opinion OF the actual par
ues im that i'versh country AZ the prcscu, moment:
The conduct of the Chamher Of D,pucs in France r
So remarkable, aud indicates the existence Of serious
deIeuGG "elween the opposing parties that TO understand
thoroughly requires reference events NJ ie
causes the concon'au's, aud the consequences Of Revo
luton SO great convul,nn-so general an overthrow Of
the property the prn,pcc and many lives Of
thousands aud tens Of thousands could f 70 Law the i
dton OF great and general division the public mind Ever
since the return o! peace enabled portion counirymrn
ioN France aud form maic The state Of public feel
ing has been apparent to them that nation vas divided
into two great bodies, inspired towards other with mrc
more acTmony than the political parties ts country The
'fYcsaUcs OF tho ROyalsts, whether called Ecyoutionis
Opr,s ''nnists, latev. Liberals have all along her, %
same Di-, tom the BOuapaIsis or military aveptures
they comprise the Ter part OF the middle class through
knglnm they foreign war aud have too much
~ stake to Tu, into civil commo0u nut "y Idoo and have
Tor many years hborcd under Apprehension that the
nucd occupancy Of the cabinet by uyalsts nir-, Fad to
oor'Se and their appropriation OF an public houo ADD en-
~ oNIS'I'''I we nave never ooH'ioti vet 50
are I've middle classes in rance , head su apprrhrnc
Clergy, that the late King Louis xviii was Obliged TO ,co,,
10 repeated changes Of Ministry inr the purpose Of TRANQUIL
Hng them On his return after the battle OF Waterloo his ca
oge, wa, composed wholly Royas,s but they continued in
ounce llc more Than twcyCmOuth tp the 9TH SCpsn
,,, .o'@ a n'mo'ancVci OF the Crown prompted by The
EI"a' 'Ing dissolved TIVE existing Chamber, removed
minister, from Office, and replaced them by men whose rol
' Cced Wdue near approach Co that Of the LbeTals
Hrsc men, with VI. dc Cues az their head were ,in,
~ uutc 10y the Ming, Notwithstanding tive alarm aud cOmpa
u Ur hoyd during tour years, when Louis rendered uu.
'E ny VIC increase OF the Lilrn'i party, again rcr.
S''"cl u" change his rgusc and greatly the ina T.
'"e' g" INC hoyaIsis hy law lUr giving additional weight IN
'"s" hcr property hcpcc ta dsccu5aucy the RoyaIst
party winch lei e. such decisive MEASURE rs tho rcunaney
o Hpdn hy French army and the overthrow Of the EcyoG
uendry party in that country.
This superiority OF the Royalists In the French
Chambers began In 1891, aud continued until two
years ago, when the return Of general election once
more showed decide majority of votes in favor Of
'he blbcrnlsts u was then The present King found
u necessary 10 replace de- El.lcc nv ComIscl,rs
OF very different stamp, but they rrmlncd in Office
only until the close of last Session when The Rov,l