Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

These may result. grea, degree from the law relating
| 70 inc payment OF the National Debt aud from tho
proposed IAN OF reimbursement which your Msjestys
piease@fo announce. The time has ed Tor aevia-
nnr the public burdens; by reccncng the triple inter-
est OF the people, OF capitalists and OF the State, wih-
out deracDg in that respect from the rights Of each
ana the principles Of justice which have established
me credit oil France. and which have raised II 20 high
in modern times. BY these measures skifulIy com.
oned, your Majesty will create the oil speedily
meeting, without additional sacrifices, the expenses
which are required Tor the prosperity OF agriculture
anu oil commences; Tor the.pubc works, the completion
OF our sea ports the repairs Of roads aud the consruc
lion Of canals We shall give TO all these objects that
serious attention which is imposed upon by that which
Is our duty, the secondng Of the views Of your Ma.
Jesy and concurrence in those great and useful ops.
raons.
We shall pay equal attention TO the examination OF
the laws relative to the judicial department, the pub
c administrations and for bettering the condition Of
retired soldiers, which your Majesty designs to lay be-
lore the Chambers The measures which Your Ma
Jesy has In conem laon for the purpose OF soothing
the declining years Of men who rave passed their
lives in defending their king and their country
will excite the gratitude of the army AMI Of all the
citizens.
When your Nj -jey expresses the lively satisfaction
you feel at the inerpositon Of the humane in
oeh' OF the INDECENT In all parts Of the kingdom, and
especially in your good city of Paris during long and
severe winter, are graed in being able 10 remind
your majesty ofhat hich the poor can never forget
Mat your majesty aud angus, family rst
10 snow brilliant example in that great work Of be.
nevolence.
The frs, wish Of your Msesy's paternaI he il 10
contemplate France, in the able enjoyment OF her
INSTITUTIONS, happy and respected. Sire, she will be So
vi what avail would male VIOLENT insinua tons be against
the expressed declaration OF your Msjesys will, main.
tain and consolidate these tuton.! The monarchy
is their basis; the rights Of your will remain inn
movable; they no less dear the nation than Il,
liberties; placed under your they
me irs which bind the people TO throne and dynas
w. France Is no less averse from snarchy than 10 her
king from despolism.
II guilty mar Guvres should raise obstacles against
your government, they would be speedily surmountsd
he tare litovv A.for
der' OF The Throne and Charter but that an Immense
majority 81 the nation. For il IL The wish and interest
OF all that the sacred rights Of The should
nvios,e, aud that in union with the public liberties,
they should be transmitted 20 the successors Of yowr
Majesty, and to our latest roteriy who the heirs
oil our confidence AMI Of our love.
The King answered this al o. ch was present-
ed 10 him by the Chancellor the following words
~ The sent ments you communicate in the nAmo
oil the Peers OF France, much the more grateful
TO me as they prove tina, the Chamber has perfectly
derstood and felt the tenor OF my speech. rely upon
yon' gentlemen, "a you a.o ought to rely upon my linz
movable resolution, AMI ] doubt not in conformity
with ycr that the two Chamber. will COM
pine with me to give security and pernanence the
hapr'n ,ss OF my people"
London, March 7ih-The rumour that a minister I.
shortly TO he sen, 10 Portugal is without found alton
There was yesterday dscus.i6n the electoral
ranchi'e OF the borough of East BEDFORD. Mr. Ten.
nyson proposed that s II. hscs should be trans
TO Birmingham. This proposition was comhated by ths
ministry, and rejected by 1852 against no. Thus
II APPEARS that the minority who in favor Of this
growing weaker, and il is affirmed that the govern
men will ere long, find itself obliged to propose somo
measure OF hi. kind In the latterpsrt Of the dis
cus.ion, Mr.. OConne proposed to Introduce it, tho
bill clause sub"uing the vote by ballot for tho
present mode II was objected a. out Of order
and Mr. o'Conne gave notice of his intention to in
uod'ice IL again in the course Of the session.
Paris, March nh The Gazette Of Aug burg con-
tains a letter from Ancona, dated Feb. ooh, " heh
states in substance that courier. charged with in.
siructons Tor Lord Hood, the commissioner, and Adj
miral Malcolm, had embarked for Corfu a Russian
Courier had a'o embarked for Pros. Ii il said thxt
their dispatches relate TO the constitution OF the new
"re.k nation The three powers, il is affirmed, arc
resolved TO name without delay commissioner. to act
tie the drfnitive limits between Greece and Turkev
This will be accomplished within Fix months end in the
mean time the acmirals Of the allies will establish
general armistice, which they will cause 10 DO re-
speced at all hazards The French troops will con.
tinue in the Morea, with the consent of the allie. =.
m ainain trar guilty.
Lisbon Feb 2o.-A new levy OF militia is talked
OIL as well az order for ntrating in the neigh.
borhood OF Lisbon all the dsposabe troops, which ara
neither numerous well affected In case of attacks
from without there would thereto be feeble array
to oppose 10 the aggressors, and except the police
guard. which il punctualy enomg paid and the row.
aist volunteers, II is doubtful whether the re,t would
uske the least re .i-tance.
WARSAW. Feb 23-The Rus,an government ha.
taken new and against The Jesu. All
persons attached 10 this srder who shall az.
crey to introduce Themselves into the country are to
he Immediately seized and sent to Beresow in Siberia
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Sales of the week 1880
bales Bnwed.. 6 "A 7-S.
HAvRE. 10Th. Sales Of cotton, 2si6 Georgia IS Is
81 l2; 2S6 Virginia, 81; 3s7 hhds brown sugar at
| 65; 100 bbls. four 36f rs; 100 tierces rice 24G
nv y. T.. Post.
EXPEDITION TO ALCIERS
he French papers state that the number of ships to
be ireighed for this expedition will amount to 400 aver.
aging 25O tons The ships of war will consist OF Of
the line, 10 rgates, ten bombards, and several cor
| vetes sc.
BY reckoning that 500 men may be embarked in tho
shPs OF The line, $50 in the frgafes of go guns in
.ne otner irIgates and 100 other
may Suppose that the expedition will amonnt to 10000
| infantry and l 900 horse.
III The intended descent can be effectuated at four
leagues from Agers il would be only to send
25,On0 or 100000 Infantry But IL the contrary