Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
His prssvot Majesty William the ro,,,h v,. ,.
August 2ist l765. "s' ""'"
HOUSE OF COM MONS.

nj. pr.,.o, Majesty William the roar,h. wa. 10. n
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
m ISNut9"-Mr. Irant presented petition from Sir
Ha'sou'' Lees. The Hon Member Joined the reverend
p~h 'oner deoouncing pppi.h agitation anil .x,,...i,
nam "a the Member for Clare Mr. psii iii - y.
is ] .esP'nsois to snv one in tia, Honss for
ms 'o"uue' IN or on, OF II Public liberty could not A.,
.no"gh', be maintained without agitation, he ,houid.
ue'oo's peteVe's IN spPyins tue best aus to at.
Mr.. Doherty animadver,ed in very severe term. a,
,hs ee'inc' OF Mr. O'Coa nell in public recommend.
n,S ran on ne n"nks The remark, of tho Hon.
member were loudly cheered.
Tue words /" Catholic m ,mser" having fallen from,
the mouth OF G-nsrai Grcsvenor, NJ S,ino R;.s ros.
a"i begged 'hs Hou.e to 'eizs this the r.s
op',uy' o. 'ia"~ng with i'- reproba,ion an invdi-
Gus d's''nc"oi which nigh, give r.s 10 great
,"sonve niencs in and out Of the House, The sps.S
"r"ea'e'y -nforced the check. and Urosve nor Wi b
srsa' casinu altered ths of .niys .xpre.-ion.
Mr. OCbnnell would abide by he rnt-. Of ia
tt"u'e whe pre.-n but in hts conduct ont of o,r. Ia
aeiamsa us authority, and should pursue he course
ne t,ought most proper. H. had suprort mel ar
tn ogchy noo tie mnis,-r, and did no, expsct the
approval III a"y party In that house.
Lord Howick only hoped that ignorance of the CON ..
qhence IN gh In soma de gree, paias the n o., van
Sy anu w'eXedy m,sch'evous act he had ever heard
o. 30 u, would d,sc'ibs the let er Of Mr. OConn. to
tue people OF Waterford suppo.ng tha, gentleman con-
-crus OF its ''ossb'e effect The p,.i i'm Of Sir ,r.
court Lee was laid on the table.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. jane 81
ihe arivals OF English Wheat wo had fresh in for
s morning market were no, very large; It having
'aNour.o'e change in tbs weather since Fsdav lat
'hs msang trade s heavy; the best sam ,Ie. susnoes
the price. OF this day sennigh but the .tan are nor
me same "a lat week Barley is dun sale and Ia =
Mondays price' are scarcely maiotaine.I Ran, of
num So1 anI Gas are taken oil slowly an aba,e-
meN oil II per qIarter. In white an grav P..s NJ a.
ther articles no variation.
tFrom tho N. Y. Evoniag Po.t)
The extracts from the French papsr, iurn.h n. with
some additional particulars the two great topics Of
interest in that coun'ry-hs exp-ition ay ,nst AZ a.,
ara The election. The Journal du Commerce Of the
zoth says, 'hS' OF IT'S nomination. which were than
known the opposition had OBJ aiaed 1922 AMI the minis
Wy o3 One hundred of IN. address. adj Arcade
been Reelected AMI had been reinforced nv % pnti.
VINO were not OF Tho last Chamber. The min.,e, hi
list Is composed OF 80 deputies OF the ISL who opoo,e
me address, and OF 10 new deputies. The Journ, u dts
Commerce anticipates the ccess oil the libsr
al party.
In. seconl i,ion OF the Messenger Of tn. 2sh saws
hat oil the lob deputies elected on the 2Si bu, four
remain TO be known The con.titu ioasi deputies of
evSry description am ,unt to l55 ministerial to as
me sam paper contains an OF the engages
nen' ina, had aS-n place between the French and
urks before Ayers The positions Of the former were
'acKsdby IN enemy, 40 900 strong, on the 10 h Of
June. Inc Frsnch opposed but 25 600 fighting men
me resi- being necessary to prOtec, the landing Of the
material from the Att
Algerines IN VI the attack with great imra,,o,;,,.
ana Il stated that the great utility Of The precaution.
a. me l'ure' oil III, ca~vaux d. rzs. fully test-
cd They were found very .F,c,usl In def.nI;o, ~.
inisn'ry t,om The hordes of Arab cavalry Tn, 6.ht
ron''nued six hours tn rop.an tactics AID d4cip.
.he az leng'h rr'va led. rh- Io's IL not sa,ed but
I" ~ sup'osei that IL very heavy e.peci,lv A.
'ng thea tile TIL Arab. bettsr Than
',e Ffeaeh. Tas ground wa, well calculated to give
auVan ase TO irregular troops. The Algerine, had
V"a' mountsia guns carried on cAm-s' back, which
dii great execu'ion. ' ~
ga the re'rslt OF thu Axarine., The troop, were
'hFown into grea' disorj.r. Tnsy hal camo in m,
rrar Tor which they re'rea'sd io h,r,ibe co,fu.o,
ho"y pursued by the French. who carried the csnu
on the same day. o the Oath IN. nu,.ut IVA. r.r
omed' aud SECOND battle took place. o. this IL is
only SAID that it was as brilliant a. the first third
san xisem.n. WIS exPsct4d.-The .econd byiIs
'ougnt ne Sid khalef, whence the road leads 10 nj
tan khalassi, the fort OF the Emperor Tn. numb,r
oil the wounded is stated in Coun Bourmon.s Official
ooe at 5000.
letter dated Gibraliac, June 18th, 10 gentleman
log from This TO Agiers under thu belief that h, mn.t
have fallen into the hands OF the French LIN f,ct
rfpor' na' reachsd u- va M'lHg' that they took the
place w"h the le-. OF 5000 men; but 1t does not come
10 very credi'a,le shlps The next east wind will
oFiog u' late intelligence, and rsmovs anxiety for
""'' '"'' quarter Nv Y. Mere. .fdp.
The edito OF he Bal inot- Patno, has received in
"rm',ion from Colombia dAtel at Porto Cabeo, 18th
JAY thai the Congrrss still in session al V.,ncis
anu h pdez continued a, the head of the government
u Is added that he retained he Toll confidence of nj.
e"ow citzen', TINT he dfsurban at RIO Chico was
easy qneiled AMI hat generally there wa. N, formi,.
VIC on I" favor oil Bolivar. [.Vat. Gaz.
"AsH1NGroN. August 6-Inor,aa,ion HIS b..n
received at the ID pirfDent of State that T,.nvh h..
tween the Unei Safes and III. sublime Ports W..
sSoeI at Cons'anin1pe the 7th of Nav last bv
" Gntis' ki,nd' On the part OF the former and the
" fenui' or Min-ter oil Foregn Affiirs Of that Gov
ernm-nt on the part of the latter and that that Treaty
ecures tn the commescs aHi nayg alton of the IJnt 4
StAe', al" - advantages enjoyed by the most IA yord
Ndo'iS, IN me Ports or domuon' of the Turkish EN-.
ana Tree pasage tof their yes.el aud from the
o'ark sea- tha Ftrmdhs had b.en Obtained and drs.
Phched by MIR Rhini 10 Comaoiore Bddie the Com
hahder OF our naval forces in the .iit.tr,nen ,,d
Levan', and Mr. ON y, our Consul at smvrn, .n,eo,
ENG s'e TO proceed TO Conslanncps by land Tor the
purpose oil adding their signatures 10 the Treaty in
question: lthoe officers being associated with A.
oh'nd' IN the Commission Tor the conclusion of The
same AMI mat az 5000 thi. iormality should h.. &c
" '''' o''-
MI kninh lett the U,iite1 at,s in he month of Oc.
'ooer Or Novrmbsf,of til las. yerr3,n hls in.sr..,
iN '"'SS'on' u. s. Tel
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE
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