Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29

Lord Esnbotough aud Lord Melville In THAR sea,i.,
oon .Ssr sea" 90 the w.ol'set. . his msjcs.
membsrs OF the House OF Commons h.sd,S Nv IN.
Speaker, entered the House OF Lords The spproha-
ou oil his majesty TO the selection Of the Commons al
thea expressed by the Chancellor. for which A. 60
ker returned HE thapks. The Common. then r.,irsd
and the Chancellor administered the oaths of allie
| o tho'e peers who had not yei taken them When
ne Commons bad returned to their own hou,s ,bs
Speaker entered his seat, took the oath of ali.
hm,e aud then administered the same to the member,
ivered till Fl Nov. W.
An ambassador had arrived from Trpoi a, Iondor
TO compliment William Nv. on his accession to the
Sir II Hardnge and Mr.. o'Conneii ,hav. both arr,v.
ed In Lrrdop.
Lord G Pagst is recovering from his late dreadlu,
The Duchess OF Wellington has for som. time he.n
seriously indisposed at her residence at Strath6eld
say.
The muske,s which have been sold n ,hs F,.n.h D.,
.ne British Government, are Of pattern not now used
oy the English army. They are, however, of an en-
ceilent quality. The price charged to thu Ersnrh =
gents. we told is lis. to 20s each Th,v COS, H.
country about So. piece that the French have o,
them bargains that is for little more than half the NJ lee
. wen uney could nave purchased muskeis Of equal
This Duke of Wellington met with a very rough re.
Gsp" a from tn. pePnl.ee on leaving the House Of
LORDS on 10Th Oct He wss on horseback and was fol-
iowed by several hundreds OF people, who as.ssd bi,
with Iresdful hoo,iDg. and hissings-nissiIes even
were thrown at his Gracehs got safely at last into
the residence Of Lord Bathurst, when The moh dis
peIsed. ~ ' us
Postscript.
nv Two o'clock, we received from the Journal OF
commerce copy OF the King Of Euglands Speech on
opening me Parliament. II follsws:-
speech Of the King Of England, at the opening of
=, Parliament.
My Lords and Gentle men-It is with the ,no.,u
" satisfaction that you assembled around ms -
All mo by your couoseis. nv "
Since the dissolution of the last Parliament event.
Continent. ~ ''Poan
ne Older branch OF the House Of Bourbon has ceas
ed to reign 10 France, and the Duke of Oisans hs.
French. ~ " mug VI me
Having received from the Sovereign assurance.
OF MS ardent desire TO cultivate the most friendlv re-
aions, and TO maintain nvioate the engagement. N -
wtn THIS country. have not hesitated TO contnu, thu
a,ponauc relations and the friendship which existed
WIN me preceding government.
nave seen with profound regret the state OF affair.
10 the Low Countries depIore that the enIiyb,snad
administration OF King William has not been able to
esefve the States from revolt, aud that his wise reso
'uuon to submit the dasres and complaints of bis
pie 10 he elaboration OF special zion of The S,a,
General has not brought about any satisfactory re-
shall exert myfelf in concert with nv allies n
tranquility, by all means which are compat
Ole WIN the good state Of the Netherands
and the society Of other governments
symptoms OF tumult and disorder have created anx
y In various parts Ct Europe; but assurance, which
10 receive OF the smcabIe dspo ition Of TO-
reign courts give me just ground 10 hone that nv oso
PIE VIII continue to enjoy the blessings OF peace
PENETRATED at all times with the necessity of preserv
ing invioiate the engagements which have been m,da
IN the name Of the nation, am convinced he, S
.ermnauon to maintain, in conncxion with INV allie.
me eanes upon which are founded the general system
OF Europe, will appear TO you the best puarsnts to
inc maintenance OF the peace of the world
UP to the present time have not accredited the Am
oassador oil the Court of Lsbon but the por,uan.s
government having resolved 10 satisfy the claims nS
tee and humanity by liberal and general amnes;y r
IN nix the time has come to re-esabs in behalf of INV
people, inc friendly relations which for so long time
nave existed between the two nations
My profound solicitude for the welfare of ro, sh
lects induces me to recommend the Immediate
uon OF Parliament, such arrangements as will secure
me exercise of the royal authority if it should nile
Tod TO terminate my life before nv successor sh III
have arrived at mature age ~
snall be most ready to concur with you in all the
measures whch may appear to you proper for preserv
ing invioate the dignity and stability of the crown and
assure more and more the guarantees of civil and
is'ous hDerty TO my people.
| 1enHemen 81 the House Of Commons: 7 have mr.
dered to be laid before you all the statements Of x
Penditures for the present year. which the nrecedn
rarament was not able to arrange before its separa
in conformity to the principles of rigid economy vh;
nave determined to carry through all the branches Of
My Lords and Gentlemen: 1 am deeplv afflicted
ha IN some districts OF the country nv subjects
suuered In their property from combinations bavins
,or heir ohJ.ct the destruction of machines and thai
OF incendaries. ' "'''
have seen, not without chagrin and indignation tn,
pe'n.ous attempts which have been made 10 spre az
spirit OF discomfort and Dissatisfaction among nv
ana 10 interrupt the concord which happiIy pre
vailed through the different parts of nv doninons ,hs
union OF "hich Is essential to the of b
general strength and ha opinsss " v"
Inc greatest effort OF my life will be- 10 preserv,
~, o'ess'uss wnieh my people possess, and TRANSMIT
them unimpaired to posterity and have The NOR.
animating hope Of being able to discharge the sscr,
duties which have been coniided TO me- from tbs .s
dom and affection OF Parliament aud Ina snnnor, =
all my subjects $50 "PP''' v
am determined to employ, to the full extent of m
pmeI, an me means which the Constitution and Ia W.
nave placed In my hands, for the punishment of sedo,
ana the prompt suppression Of disorder and revoI,
Amidst all the difficulties OF the present crisis 7 re-
cose WIN hSh satisfaction the expression of ovalt,
ahu a''acnment from vast majority of my subjects
sn sure mat they will duly appreciate the great advan
'ages OF ms happy form OF government, under which
with the favor of Divine Providence This cor,,r -
enjoyed dnring long OF series years internal neace
commercial prosperity, and liberty; in short every Thin
which constitutes public welfare beyond anv otber a
ton in the world. ' ' ~"
RUSSlA.-An alarming Cholora 1foybu, ia ravau
"g 'ne southern Provinces Of Russia. 1t has reacbe
MOSCOW, and IL making fearful rayases fl IL aid |,
nave passed from India TO Ca1casus thence IN Rnssi,
TIE British Minister at 81. Petersburgh ha, evsn n;
government warning on the subjsct. He had l;,,J
doubt, u 1t once reached Moscow, II woulI spread n
Germany.
SPAiN.-The accounts Of the invasion are YER,
consdicory The report Of Vsldezs defeat is
Nina is said by the French accounts TO be in donst
iu' clrcumstances, but in gooi spirits"
IKELAND.-We shall publish in our nex, n.,sr
,nat Wnch respects the Irish accounts She IVA,
Tar from being tranquil Movements were going on
70 effect repeal OF the Union O'ConneI had ASST
en IN ge'ung up an Union Society" 10 con
OC's Speech, Lord Hardinse had cballenp.d III ~
Ator WHO refused TO 6ght-having once kiIsd - :,