Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-02
MOWWINM1
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

CHARLESTON March 26.-By The British BAraue
Mary Catherine, arrived at this port las, evening from
Liverpool whence che sailed on h 1Ih Ee ,uary,
we have received Iond. papers The =, eoi, of m
IL h. and Liverpool Pep.s OF the morning O. the IA
ul.
Matters appear 10 be We, quite un cited ON A.. r,n
tioent 1 e Duke de mours, sesoud % OF Philp
TX OF the Frrueh. had been elected X ny y h I'm
but the tEencb q, v-ri ut ave rel ted he ,f
mus It Mo bitk "u lie Bvlsisn Congress the ques
ton which they aupposed was settled. The pace wa
no. filled at QUE Ices dates.
The i.h Psf lame TT assembled on he Sd OF Feb
rusty.
The Cbanc ilor OF the E>sh, on.r has ,ro,o..J a.
Parliament 10 Icy du y ct ono penny per pound on
all raw Cct"us Imported, with draw back duly 10 IN.
same suio"Lt OF all manuiac uced Cote u exported
IN squence ~ III rr p'slt.p, IL will be seen by
telerfcs TO letters under the rcal he ad of This
mornings Counter, that the .r.ice had adv auc.d
81 IN the l. vtrDooi market
As letter Writer'S have given different con.,ruc,;oos
OF the Intention OF the British Goverpmen ON This sb
Jet, We eSpy tel w ne iangusg. used on he coca.
zion in he Ill u'e Of Cuuoon., by tue Chancellor Of
TIE EAcht quer, as reported IN the LONDON C,u,; r
Whe her renny per pound l. intepded 10 b. the
whole duly, OF so uuch in ,diit:on TO the $ ne,
cent new levied, We leave 10 our readers TO t,r.
mine
10 Ccmmite- OF the W hole OF the House o( Comm,n.
Feb: III, the Chancellor VI tie Excht quer said:
me n-Ai tax he was about to propose wa. one TO
which he Anticipated objections. which otieet,ops
would however be coun,erbaianced by IN. advsnt.ge,
IL would lie OF ccsd. he expected that il went IN i'm
pose new tax on cue OF cur s,sps menu acurss and
drawback duly. He admitted, he repss,.J tba,
these were OF ecions; but besidesSis unwi Inns
70 tamPer VITA staple co nm1dity by imposing a ne w
tax upon IL, the fun wou be small anil onl r, nj
ed to meet the loss wh the reduction of the du on
the same article in another form would occasion Tn.
committee was aware, that by reducing the tax on
p'n'eo TONS those eonsum by the poorer classes
t mere would be loss to the annual revenue OF
900; and they also aware that the gronnd NJ
ma' reduction wa, tina, The tax fell more PARTICULAR
~ ON we i,s' vel by cis'se'. tHear, htar.J Now
he taxn Ill an
eouon Instead OF part as the duty al mr.. ssn,
pressed-(Hesr)-a thus save IN. revenue and ,e
ne.e me poor con umer Of he article. (Eear) Thi.
wouu De acconii'sh by duty OF Id. per pound ON
all raw cttOus inn orted, with drawback du.v To The
same amount on all manufactured cotton eSnortsd
ne nau admitted the ojeeuoIs to this draw back duty
anu 70 TAX on 'be raw material Of indus ry hut put
70 the Comm tee whether the adv an ages. on the oha
hao, S'u no more MAN counterbasnce the objections
NneSs'2 NJ would TAX. The revenue to be thus de.
iWeu al Ioo0O 600 judging by the average ioport nj
cotton loo tie la lew years. Tn. impor bs las, vss
oil all was 10000 700 lbs tu, he would tate hs Az
rag OF ,hs preceding years namely, ll9 500 900 lbs
TO sly AoOO,O0O in round numb r."
lhe great question OF Reform was IN bavs hoo,
S.o1gnt arc in Paramen, on the lat OF March
oy Lotd Jim Russell, with the unsn m ,vs a,nrob.
uoh OF me G1vsrumeLt. though not abiuet Min
iser he was selected for The task on account of hi;
sss,u Gus advocacy OF tie cause in uufavorab.e times.
ne eiec ion OF S,vereign L ok place IN tbs n ,
slsn Cengfets on the OF F. biuary There w,ra
~ members present. ab.outs M j)rty &C. For The
Duke Ii NsmcuFs SO; Duke of Leuchlepburr CT.
AtciuCke Charles 33.-NaHe of the candidates h., 80
tas msj'r.ty ftqnred, second ballot was MADE ,vb
OF i92 vo'es the Ddke IF Nemouss had 81; die Dmka
u T Iheue n Il' end Arehduke Charles II.
me Duke OF Netncurs having the absolute ma;ori,v
oil ne votes, the Pre- ident proclaimed Louis * -
gians. e " VIC Del
The President then read he decree or ,,oe,,ma io
declaring the Doke King on con, lion Of his &C.,
g me Constitution, and taking the isllomin ing oath r
,h RIh, 20 observe the constitution and the laws Of
ne peigian people, 10 a.ntain the national iudener
I anu We n'est' Of the terri ory." [I.oog and
iouo acciamaons proce ejed from the galleries and an
parts OF the hall, aud were ropes by the crowd eu
Tue event vas ouneed TO tie ,itzsns bv rrool
nations from tn provisional Government and rom The
T rsoIa YER, a, "a d by saiutes OF the artillery
ihe London Courier Of the IL Feb p1biisbss l.;
p onu ealop' an Important eoumunics ton from its
Brussels correspondent, dated Wednesday night wb,.h
s'ates' mai protocol from The Congress OF London d.
tei Tue uii. La been comu unie aled IN IT, D.
vsonaI Government that evening; md that /, No, on,
declared that he French Cove nment ia resolved .
'VsGt Tue ofsr OF h. crown of Belgium for tie Dnke
o. emouIs' hu tha IL adheres 10 the protocol of Ib
~ January aud consequeu y disapo,os the letter nj
Count Seo stiani 1t further siaes tina, in ths sv.o,
OF 'hs Duke OF Leuchtenberg being eg ain rroposeJ
,ae 10 WI" no be recognized by any one of
NJ powers lie same correspondence in a lsu.r
1stsd thursday evening, states that NJ Bress n. ,bs
, mLlsier mad cIined 10 sign the note sent to
ni 81 ionS "1ytrnment with the shove protocol
Hnd NAT The dipl matte commission had refused IN l,v
me documsn, before Congress having returnss :. =;
Lord Poa .onhy '''hsu 40
There IL said 10 have cen no re uIar 6gbi;ro h.,
,he russians aud Piles ewt i'll ny k rmis6es h,d Ia
Ken place, which were al og .,her eff n.ve -" 49,
PaIt Of ne Poles, hey having made ncur,i,ns in.o
the Russian territory. mo
IL Is SAID in tn EIgl,h papers, that if The ,u,v ~,
wsP per Stamps AID adveGtismrEt. should he tsdu
oed' as proposed by tie Chancellor of ihe Exch.oa
newspapers will b sold Sirpense instead Of sus,
pence aha short advertisements will h. inserted ~,
J0,:r hutinSs and SirpenSe. ''
Mt' s's"ly' WHO wa def eddy Mr.. Hunt, al Pres
the room Of Sir Fl. Vivian. 'o'' !"
, ~ Is 5 a'es IN London paper the IL F,b thatno
eies haVe been taken at Foyd's in which f5 10 ;,f
10 receive 10, II declaration OF war shall he md
by we n Of April. TIE speCuIa'ofs in oil are I;LaI
70 mako losing busness whale oils have late fIIa -
price $40 per ton. gTo, a,ien !"
By The Bfitish bGrque Mory Catherine
L'NDoN, FEB. lO-The French papers of Tuesdav
ana yesterday came TO hand this morhino from ~
we select few extracts expressive of the vieu
by various French Journalists of the re;ec,,o 80 ~
I,elglan crown Tor the Duke OF Memoir. poo,;hi !
ne hihg oil the french could not do better in vndic
uoh Vi he SOUND and consistent conduct he seems dis
posed 10 ADOPT IN this matter than TO contrast the
s0hlhg OF some oil our papers with that of several Of
nus VI Ias' lhese Journals also abound with ann
tauons and extracts of letters announcing great ar
preparations in Spain, with view to some bold hi;
gefeht proceedings on the part of Ferdinand Tho pn
l'sh news received through Paris, it will be seen a.
hounces the declaration Of the Diet that the poIh
'One Is Vacant-a strong and spirited resoIution and
one na VIII 1--we in after story if successfulIv
'aiueu' Inc following are the extracts:
From Gaignan's Messenger
ne iohowlng IS the act passed by the Diet of War |
upon ,he proposition OF Roman Soltyk for the for
ieiture OF the throne by the Emperor Nicha, ~
separation of the Polish NATHAN r. anu VIC