Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22
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TotnnOus
March. by am jori'y OF ONLY ONE. Tts was a sub
II CT OF s1ens os,ing interest IT, England. Though
ut very class OF the British public, he immrnse
number OF petitions presented foe and against the BIZ
prove how much alive the people were on this qle.-
ton-the attendance OF the members Of the al. ht OF
the vete show corcusivey that the advocates aud
ponso's OF the Bi had mustered their force, ip all
their reng,h The London Herald of the 23d March,
say:
The Attendance of Members in the House of Com
u ohs last night exceeded any thing on record The
iSrsest a"end'Hc- on any former occssop, as known
ny division, was IN committee, when there w. re
present ooS me'Doers Last nights attendance was as
fellows:
ihe n. mber announced en- the divi ION make sos
| The T-ilers were ,
TIL Speaker =,
| SIX pair retired ~
/, was sad Of the Minister'S cor fieDse in ,heir
numbers, bu' who were in attendance in an adj
tD0ing room ?
Member locked out 1--WE beIieve) !
Total number presen, COS
mus oil the House, consisting of 65s Members
were, sccordng TO he above statement and
Elk NJ ndred and twenty Eight actually ia and
about The Hou-e and ouy thirty m IN bers absen aud
me largest koowD humber present any former oc
casoD were 5oS, 'bere las; night
members more then on auy former event!
The Neea wen, mo the Lobby las, night; the Ave.
remained in the House. The first count was 300; tut
,nat number being questioned, there was a re-touoi,
and the number found 10 be 3OI
Mr.. Calciaft had the credit O. having decided h.
question and was greeted accordingly by the AYES +"
lie debates OH this question were long and ,,;ms,
ed, our English papers are crowded with Ib.m.o
much go that IT lie impossible even 70 give brief ann
mary OF what was said on the occasion The third
Ioaoi'e OF tbis important question was fixed for Il
hprl-The prepare ions which would bsy. bssn mad,
Tor the great struggle the third re adDz by The son
,ohdine pariies-the eforis Of the Ministerial party to
tarfy he measure, aud Of tie aiistocra,v n 5sfs;
have DO doubt been exciting subiect-snd pave, n
IN doubt as TO the ultimate fats at the Bill
me British funds el,sed on 22l March TUESDAY, a
shade better than OF the IRE ceding Saiuday-Consuls
iel OH at liz pas, o'cack at rs Is Exeh,on.r hal
| at 10 IL, but the market dull.
TWAS stated that Ii iiish feet had be en- ordered IN
the Scheldt; but the Courier diseredts the s,nt,msnt
lie Prince Of Osange had lefi Loudon for Rot,s r.
dam. '''''''
The report If the indisposon of S.r Walter Sc,,
We are happy 10 lelrn is untrue
letter tom Madii received AT the LonJon S,ocL
EkchatBe, March 2lst, states that Don Fernando ia In
she ps'ession OF the Consuona,iHs The Kins,.
uooF' Is aided were DESERVING in great nubers and
me rev o'uon wasiapidiy eK.endiDg-severa, towns in
Atdalusla, were sad to be in state of nsutrec,ion
wen as Coruuna, Fefroi, Badsi.z, Sc
IN eting was to be Ia Id IN London under tbe pra
siuehcf Of The Lord Mayer 10 take into NJ
fanine which threatens Il o peopis OF Ireland.
POLAND -lhs following imporisnt letter from Ko.
Londcn papers OF thu 22l. "
IL pow appesrs that the Russians have met with
more obstinate resi- 'nce from the Poles tn an they ex
peced; and according to our information il appsars
u 10 The with oil the Emperor OF Russia to saw. War
saw rom dtsfuc ion. The lfo IN dion we have inst
received si.ss tina, srmisce has been concluded be-
tween the Pvlss and The Russians and 90. o.. a;o
Iy waiting the result"
The same information is contained in the Gazette dc
France OF the 2lst, and is thus-"I is stated that Mar
snail Debitsch has received orders from the Emperor
Nicholas not TO proceed to the utmost extremv with
respect TO the capital OF Poland"
The London Morning Herald Of March o. saws
The news from Poland is more than usually cheering
he patriotic army is sand 10 be unbroken in spirit win
supplies OF all sorts abundant strongly posted near War
saw having also large force in Praga-I he Russians
ON the ether hand, are represented harassed by the
bad roads disappointed by the breaking up of the ice
the Vsua, weakened by diseases from the marshes of
the deary country in which they marching sickly
irresolute and dispred. Even the Prussan accounts
adnI! mat provisions are exceedingly in General
Diebi'schs army, and the resistance which met their
advances into Poland exceed all the previous cacula
tons OF the Commander in Chief and oblpe him ma
teriay TO alter his plans Some new engagements are
said TO have taken place. which have ended favorable to
the Poles
ITALY
German papers OF the 18th, contain extracts from the
Piedmontese Gazette, which under date OF Milan March
s, state that the Modenese and Austrian roops under
Baron Gippert, passed the Pc on the 9th Ii also men
lions the defeat OF the insurgents and their fight 10 No
~, which was taken by the imperial troops. This Ga
zete also contains an account OF the passing of the Pc
on the night OF the 5h by the troops under Prince Ben
thieIn, and OF their entrance into Ferrara without re-
slstance. he chiefs OF the Revou ionary Govern
ment reported TO have lad, and a new Provisional
government had been appointed TO in the name of
his Holiness.
'u INC hiost interesting indulgence from Tins
ter IS contained in the following extracts from South
ampton paper OF the 2Oth which announces the entry
OF the AusTans into italy, after hard fought battle
By the Marquis OF Anglesey, captain eeks which
arrived here this afierno0n from Havre, have re-
celved the following important informaon-The Aus
trans have entered Ferrara and Capri after battle of
nine hours, which the Italian patriots sustained with
great perseverance. first bulletin has been pubIish
ed by the Austrian General upon the military adyan-
tage.
From the Private respondence Of the Constitutional
N. ha inva a.. a
Modena by the Ausirians causes here the most painful
sensation 1t might be said that the city was i'm mourn
ing Tor the cause OF liberty. The Government on its
part loudly proclaimed its joy, and announced almost
officially, that the Revoutionsts of Modena had sent
Deputation TO the Grand Duke the Sth TO suppl-
cate for pardon, and to offer him the surrender of their
city at discretion. The Gazette of Milan announces that
On the other hand told that the Austrlans effec
ed the passage OF the Secchla during the night of the
7th OF March, and that the troops invested Moena nm
three points; that Gen. Frimount proposed to the Pro
ysional Government TO surrender at discretion TO avoid
the eusion OF blood and great misery II appears that
the patriots demanded twenty hours to consider an
answer aud during the whole morning of the 9th brisk
cannonade was heard in the direction of the Nodena.
from time 10 time clouds OF smoke covered the TONS oi
had umphed over the bravery their adyersaries
means OF their numerous artillery # was even reported
that hundreds OF the patriots had fled TO the mountains
FRANCE.
The Tendon Nom. Her. had received Paris papers q
the 2ls. That capital IS reported a. psflecuy rsnau
up 10 midday on the 20 h, the approximations of III,
lurbancs, which bad been literally INDUCED in for
some days preceding, not having been happily realized
that day. The Ministry were upon The aIsyi 10 no
nrae .rraoftuu and In