Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05
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BY the arrival at Boston on the 26th instant, Of IN
snip Mary and Harriet Captsiu BArsow London papers
have been resolved 10 January 20, and Liverpool tc
January 81.
There had been great meeting a, Liverpool. o.
which re.alu,ious were passes in favor Il opening the
trade TO Iodii, in oil hs al OF the Ea. India
| Compsny's Charter.
| The most important news by thi, arrival Is the
arrest OF OConne, the celebrated Irish patriot The
disturbances both in England and Ireland continued
and this event by no means calculated TO alay
We SUI JON extracts OF the most important items o
news by THIS arrival. Toe from the con linen, il
not so late as that by the Sully at New York:
From the Liverpool Mercu orJan FL.
Arrest V Mr. o. CORae!i--We particularly regre;
that the space we have reserve thi, precludes
the possibility OF offering such irki upon In. ARE
oil Mr. OConnel, aud OF his associates as natural
W arise from such extraordinary proceedings. Cucum.
stanced as we are, we must necessarily be very bre
We have elsewhere ventured to express the opinion
that the recent conduct Of the Irsh Government APP
peared TO us 10 exhibit more zeal than prudep II
the government had forcibly suppressed the m. ct
ings OF the anti Unonisis, time mig speedily have
arrived when they could with propriety aud jus
Mr. OConnell is called frebrani. but 6rebrand is
harmless, where combusble materials are not at hand
The inhammable mgr sdent is long protracted sy.-
tenn Of msrule which has goaded whole nation to the
verge oil despair aud revolt, and the Governmen gh
not n our opinion, thus abruptly TO have closed In safe
~ valve Of Institutional discussion aud rem opsrsnce
ihey should oave reeollected the saying Of Swift, that
there was no nation earth where the subject was
not permitted to roar as loudly he pleased when put
to,the rack.
.4rresi of Mr.. o. C,nneH, Mr. Steele. Mr.. Bayyet
Mr.. John Reynolds, and Mr.. La,cless on a charge
OF coispsring to cpdds the proclamation act.
va Iuesday morning the house OF Mr.. 0Conneii
10 Merton SOU are, visited by Mr. Farrell Chief
Constable, aud Peace officer Irwin, Who upon being
admitted to that genemans presence ed that
had warrant against him. is ued from the Head Office,
on charge oil conspiracy to evade the proclamati
recently promulgated by the Lord Lieutenant After
long conversation, which we have space TO notice
Mr.. OConnell entered into the requisite securities,
himself in ElOe, and two sureties in $500 esch Mr.
Barrett, Mr.. Steele, Mr.. Reynolds, and Mr. LawIe..
were all served with the processes and all gave
ball.
We shall offer decided opinion on this proceed.
ing untl we know something more of the nature OF
theallcged offence at present it appears to us that
the Irish Government have shown more zsa than dis
erection in the affair.
From the London Morning Chronicle jan 90
We received last night Hamburger Papers to the ii
oil January. The accounts from Poland protesting to
give account Of the feelings of the people are evil
IDENTIFY deserving OF little credit Itwould appear ,ha
movements are taking place in Hanover as well as
other paris OF Germany The following are extracts:
Udrsa,o, Jan GA letter from BresPol ofthe 23d
oil December, says:-"Twice as many soldies are be-
iog levied in Russia as was at first ordered.
zine subscription for the equipmen, Of persons un
able to bear the expenses themselves amounts 60 900
Polish HORNS. Sixty Jewish families have given TO.
gether $1,000 FORMS Princes Alexandria Sophia has
sent $4,000 fforins and declared at the same time that
II necessary, she would give her whole frtune to the
country. Prince Adam Czarorisk has again sent 90.
600 Polish forms, and others have large sums
Prnssid Jdn.-Accordiog to creditable accounts,
Gen Chioplck, has revoked all the Ordinances,
which tend to separation OF Poland. Hopes are stili
entertained, that every thing will be settled amicably
conviction gained ground, that the insure elton pro.
seeded rom the great Mobiles, and has yet awak-
ened great zeal among the peasantry. This opinion l.
Confirmed by he i'll OF the armiag of the pea
santry IN many parts of the kingdom. 1t is fact
that the ba'tinado Is ordered for those who hesitate to
OBEY the call TO arms Some doubts may be entertain.
ed, respecting the patriotism which requires such
meaos to arouse IT, The fear OF compulsory measures
has already caused numerous emigraions to our Polish
anu RUSSIAN frontier provinces.
HAMBURG, jan 4-SOme Disturbances have taxi
en- Pace az Hongen and Osterrode in the king dom of
Hanover which, as Tar az one can judge from the
GUAR and not very Ineligible published i'm the
papes, have been suppressed fer the present. AT Got
unSen' however, declaration, by which the partie.
themselves were TO form National Guard, and hum.
oiy 10 petition The King TO grant them a representa-
i've Government, with genuine and uncontrolled cleo
lions, has received 1000 signatures of the
ana ooo oil the students. The existing Constitution OF
Hanover, though an important concession, when grant
ed has been al all times looked upon IL we are not mis-,
taken, as OF too oligarsbical character.
We have received the Paris papers of Monday, and
'ne Messager ues Chanbres and Gazette de France,
dated Tuesday. Morn Chronicle
The feeling France seems to be strong in favor Of
Intervention in behalf of the Poles and union with Bel
gum; and 1t will be exceedingly difficult for Louie
Phillip to resist the torrent. With respect Belgium
the diplomatic nrigues having evidently the object TO
regain that country for the Prince of Orange, have
produced an effect quite different from what was intend
ed The Belgians, disturbed their commerce by the
Duch,and suffering in IN cir manufactures are thrown
IN spite OF themselves, Franae This is tolerably
well explaised in article in the Journal DIES
Debats The freedom OF choice of a King and Gov
eminent must remind the Bel ans Of Beaumarchais's
witty account Of the liberty of the Press under des-
potic government
As 10 Poland, much is to be said for the generous
sympathy OF the Ffench and if the Russians should
succeed in crru.hiDg the Poles, the Government OF
the Citizen King would with difficulty survive the
shock
BRUSSELS, Jan. l5.-At length Maesricht is sur
rounded on all side; General Dano has al length x.
ed his head quarters at Hocht The village OF Smeer
mace IL fortified by the of Colonel Ponec
and has become formidable position. General Mill.
nent vi.ied General DiaDo The l2Ih; and now that
we are threatened by the Prince Of SAKE Weimar,
these two Generals concerted repeI every
attack, aud 10 give iaa lesson our nomies De-
serters cay that the garrison Of Msesct is in great
distress, aud anxious for the long ected arrival OF
the Duke Of SAKE Wemar.
MORE NEWS AT HAND.
The Siias Richards, Liverpool packet OF Jan 24b is
announced as below. THY have Numbered about tn s
ship or twice but think they right this time
Nothing can be expected from her until evening In
the mean time we have collected every thing we
could find from the letters of friends received by
ths way Of Boston. 1.Naf Int
MARRlED- On Wedn,dsy The at The fs.idenee cf
WIN Muller, by the Rev p. PiSnh Capt Samuel o. FIrwer,
I, Niles Phebe Ann eldest daughter Of James Phm,n Esq Of
the county Of Buokiusbsm.
-, Toe,dsy, The 72d ut, by the Rev Walker Timberl.ks