Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

having sailed rom London her regular day the LIST Of
vi '.o rom PORTSMOUTH on the 4 h. BY this arri-
N we nave London dates to the evening OF the 3d. five
days later than before received The news Of mos, mo-
men' NAV which relates TO the health of the King
ne oh'ia bulletins are expressed in term. wi h oces.
SION much apprehension in England and private lstsr.
o. me 81 received in this city, that il wa. not ex
PeS"u 'he hng could survive through the week.
~ U.s. sIa'ei IN London paper OF the 3d, that but III.
lie OF interest in the way of business had be EN-
edlor week past, in either that city or Liyerpool
as the serious sickness Of his Majesty had occa.,oneJ
great s,agnaton in trade throue bout the couptrv
p1r''ament met on the 26h but no business Of i'm
mad been transacted at the date OF OR latest
lnte''genc- The Jews Relief Bill was TO be read a
second time the 3l of Nav
Among cur extracts we give the Protocol of the A..
tu rOwer', signed at London on the 4h Of February
hNlng me terms on which CIR, zee is to receive her
sovereign The concluding part of this document will,
oe read with lively pleasure in this country wh.r. the
proved 800 ' "'PP"y
In different par,s of Grca, Britain preparations ara
MAKING Tor extensive emigration TO this country Tho
sup robert Stewart was announced a, Grespock IN
eave that port with Il6 passengers exclusive of chill
uren Several If these passengers were men of sub
sance. nc Gen Pike was also about sail with ma
NY passengers, chiefly mechanics Tie slim Bruns
wick wasup to sal from London for this CITY wi goo
e"sron's; mostly agricuur.s: the ship Amulet was
10 leave Port Glasgow full of emigrant.: and b..ide.
these numerous other vessel. were abaut 10 s.;I To-
America with emigrans. Nearly 300 p,.sengers had
sailed from Wa'e ford; and may look Tor s,i great
er and continued influx Of foreigners as the rage for
emigration is spoken of being universal in FnyIanJ
and Ireland, and even in Wales =.
'"t News from the continent is OF little m
Austria ana Morocco had settled their differences: the
ater power was 10 give up the bgauiine Veore can.
ureu IN 1873, and the treaty OF of 1895 was
to he renewed. "'
Greet efforts making in England TO procure q mi,
ngsuon oil Tie runishmsnt for forgery.
Malone nO MahHr"n made her appearance in London
on the evening OF the 29h April, i'm Cenerentola She
Is spoken Of both for her singing and acting in
unlimited praise. She wa. announced to appear again
Of Romeo GiuIefta ~ Nro'~
The London Courier Of the Sd, contains the fooyyn.
summary OF intelligence from the Continent.
Parliament met on the 26h Anil but notbing .f NM
ment was done mp to the 3D. May. the last date
MT. bTouSham introduced bill on the 3O,h ApriI.
mo me House OF Commons for further approve ment
o. British Law, by the establishment of local ;urisJ;c
ton for the trial of debts and other causes If q r;no
knd, excluding The right Of trial in the matters of free
holds, wills, and the title TO real property
Prince Leopold arrived on the 3Oih Of Anrl in Io,
1oh' from Parls Preparations making, il is said in
HFeece Tor MS immediate reception, as he is expected
mere IN the beginning of June. The Standard cav,
that it understood that the Greek question was l.6n;
lively settled at The last two Cabinet Councils France
%'sm ana hn 6 have guaranteed to Prince Leopold
""l NDsoR CASTLE, May g. IssO.-The King has
suffered much by want OF slerp les. his Ma
Jes,ys SYMPTOMS are migaed this morning
(SigneD HENRY HALFORD
MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY"
LONDON, May 3 The second reading of the Jew,'
Relief Bill stands hrst on the orders in The Commons
Tor this day. Were Christianity an integral mari Of
me law the land no material objection could be urg-
choul! go further with until there has beer some sy
preston of public opinion the subject We su,pect
That has been only allowed proceed 80 far in ouet
country that it will not pass T(our;e,r
In the British House of Commons on the 29th M
Apr, motion was made for return of the duties OF
irish newspapers. MIR. O'Conne said he had several
petitions on that suhjest The Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer SAID he would not enter into discussion upon
the subject at that moment, hut would answer all IN,
objections when il came regularly before the bonss
The motion was agreed TO.
Mr.. oConnell presented several petitions from Ire.
he ha ard
Lord Russell gave notice that he would on the TN
Of MAY move Tor committee Of the whole house to
consider of a reform in Parliament
Mr. Brougham brought forward his plan of a re form
III the Jaws ana leave was given 10 bring in bill His
plan 's to have local judicatures established
Sir G. Murry obtained leave 10 bring in bill TO A.
mend the li;h OF His Majesty, relative to providing a
fund for the administrator of justice in Canada
In The House of Lords Earl Gray presented pet'-
uon relative 10 the slate OF the country The dis,r.,s
OIL the shipping interest formed particular topic and
The patience with which the people endure their priva
House. OF CoMMovs, April 2s.-Ths House was
occupied ill nearly o'clock in the morning in the ds
custom OF mo.ion by MIR c. Grant on the Terceira
question The Hon. Member endeavored to show thar
the course adopted by Government was the result
Of determination 10 uphold The interests of Don Mi
gne 10 the prejudice OF the Young Princess and con-
Guided with Resolution, TO tlat effect Mr. Peel de-
Tended the conduct of Government and adduced sew
era arguments TO prove that this county was justified
in the course which she had pured with reference IN
The Portuguese reiugee'-that her only object was 10
preserve strict neu,raly-that the MatGnis of BAR
hacena, under preence Of sending arms TO Brazil b.a
muggled them into Terceird; and that England there
ore was justified tpreventing the Portuguese though
unaTmed, from landing in that Island The fault had
been committed by the Portuguese III cmselyes-and on
them, not on his Noble Friend (Iord AberdeeD0 the
consequences mus, rest. The Right Hon. Gentleman
quoted the authority Of VaUel and S'owel i'm dcfence
OF his argument and in reply to those who asserted that
MIR. tanning would have pursued different cours.
read an extract from his speech the Foreign Enlist
meh BIZ 10 fhcw that the principles on which he had
acted then was the same which guided his Msiestys
Ministers in their treatment Of the Portuguese re f,-
gees The House then divided. when there - ere--for
the motion, 49, against it I9l Majority 49,
Mails arrived 10 day from Hamburger and Uollapd
have brought a'Yces from various parts Of the nor IN
md east Of Europe, all rsitng matters Of internal
regulation and other pacific topics Tbu. at ST Pc
ersburg one OF the highest orders i'm the gift of the
Emperor has been conferred the Governor Of Tar
kuf, in the remote province Of Daghestan, with lei
ter expressive OF the entertained by the Enps-
ror OF his merits in the administration OF district
which, situated is the verge Of the Russian ter
ftory, and adjoining the rude tribes the chores of be
Cap'an, requires equal vigilance and caution on tbs
par. OF is Governor. matter of more upor,ance In
The cause OF religion the continuance of the Empe rors
favor to the Protestans his dominions The 9th of
next onih viii he the anniversary OF the prese NATION of
he Augsburg Confession ard authority is given 10 KEGS
II solemnly in al The Protestant Churches in the Rus.
sian EmpiF@. The ct prsscribcs nc official ha.
BIT or costume, for the Protestant Clergy TO be used
on his and 0'her solemn occasions il seems mt
only becoming but importing dress point OF n.
nue consequence among people whore outward sp.
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