Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25
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Hsh'ax psp-rs received at Boston, furnish Eny,i,b
dates to the 1i'h Of December-A Falmouth nanr =,
that date saw P"pe' W
The Apr, hensions which were last We. .n,.rs;,.
Cd OF continental war, have nearly subsidized I
would appe.r that this altera ion In public opinon
throughout Europe, has been principally effected by
Oh mnisry In this country ard by their d.
Ton OF and of their desire TO
universe, peace. which they made their appoint.
men ~ c1onot DE concealed that considerable dis
m"" o' he Duke OF Wellington non ntion M
icy Was generally entertained throughout Evro'.
ne vas housht to manifest too strong prsd lection >
the rish's Of the many. 70
Inc incendiary outrsges which have be en- ror,,h,
" e' 20 great portion OF the country, have for The
par ceased on me srct snfo Gem mt Of the law
Me penalties ii which now await the p.rnrt,a,or.
mo evidence on the trial OF the prisoners. sy. douh
No., "' snow mat the labor srs were not alone IN.
k.y parties. In many ca'es there is good reason to
ue"eve mat the farmers themselves have in.,jga,sb
the laborer- to their lawles. der.. and in o,h RE-
hey nave quietly Looked on. for h- purpose Of atom.
uS 'A"oofds mo sense OF their ci,tresed stat.
W con'rquence OF high rents and tbes with low pri
Gee Tor their produce. pr
IL This DO correct and we believe Il Il. than bsx,
my succe-ded, we should hiuk, beyond their most
a"euhe expectations Tor rot only have the IanJIord.
'onSehtd TO reduce their rents and tn. clergy ,h.i
rnr, "", such sensation ha' been produced in the
. o. rae government aud the legislature that en-.
q"'y' 'e"snchmen', and consequent red. ction of
.axanon and reform Of Parliament will c.r,aniv ca
'o" ne in'htu Ions OF tn. country will be ners
cd and long reign of peace and ha ppne,, will in IN
o.abi.ity. b .i'he consequence. " "
Inc cause OF Reform VI Parliament IL gath. ring a.,
irresistible fo'ce and il must he granted or ma r ri
Grey says, will be taken. The public in,rrrst do
maod I suddenly II is dangerous few vss,s .;n..
ann th- man who avowed himself a Reformer .tooJ y
set-hranded revoutonist in tn es,ima ion of men ,yh
now through their fears, see no safety for tbs co
Wy OIL, 10 such rel rm a. would forme Iy have han
semaud only by an uu eforinist Sueb 4, ono in
stance OF the conn Iete revolution that sometimes tt
pace In ihs minds ct meio,itv Of a ma inn L..
NEE ,ng' taveb O. he'd Edinburg and SHEFFIELD :,
Mmeh pc tons Tor parliament ry reform were carried
with acclama,ion.. '' @a'''eu
w. learn from Copenhagen that an expedi,ion which
saeu from That port In May last, succeeded IN r-achns
"e eastern coast OF Gre miami, where some Norss.is
cooh's setted eight centuries ago and to which ali
cess hai since been prevented by the ice The.x
penn on onnd h"re the dascendants of The nt;i,;n
coons's' who sti'l press Chri.tianiy which was car,
RE tn her by 'hsr forefaher.; their Ln,uags 4; H.
OF IN Norwrg'"ns OF the tenth century
rus malory OF n-srly AL ciassa OF the ci,iz ma -,
+" us'eis' Antwerp. Ghrnt and sven L'eRe narcuI.r
" "e "tneh burehers, are. il said in favor M M
aecsssi oil the Prince OF Orange, or one OF b,s
a ~, me mans OF restoring Psac- and cont ,-nce
ne mau wh1 attempted assassin alton i'm The TT,
OF Lord, ha' ban han led 20 th- civil uow.r go
wNs II ee examined at B,w-.;re-t H.s.v.h- "a ~
'cro"", W settle with the DIks of WeIin,t,n
inc keg -ney B'il wa brous III, down from IN. Eo,.
o' i.orhs On thr 9Th AMI vas read a ir.i n,ne
nero u 'umor abroad that a s,ron. = N; 10, =,
continent ma taken place between his majesty, sov
m'n' and The East India mpany. e'
u ~ SAID hat ~ Austrian ant Sr.nish s,vsr,,n.,.
nav recsi'@d their Amhssaado,s re idi,g a, IN. c.
oil Tic King o. m NJ h r'ands.