Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-08
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
BY the way OF Boston, yesterday, we gave Liver
pool dates 10 the 2l. ult BY the Silas Richards from
Liverpool arrived last. evening, have received
London papers 10 the 25h with Paris dates of The 22d
al limo.
The manifesto Of the Polish nation opening, like our
own declaration OF independence, by a statement oil
ills wrongs shows both long series Of expressions and
the firm resolve TO submit 10 them no more. This
Manifesto. and the appeal 10 the army, prove that the
Poles have now no hope but in despair.
UDa .slu' msers nuilam sperare ,slutem
Can Europe sull look on and see perpetrated in the
of the God OF Justice, the bloody aud
vengeance which Russia s now arming to infct upon
nation whose only crime Is that Of struggling for the
rights which that God gave them? Ii is not vet too
late to make atonement partial ind sed and ate
mus, be-yet some atonement for the deep criminal
ty OF the former partitions Of Poland, by aiding
her to resume her equal station among the nations
Referring TO the arrival in London of Polish En-
the London Courier Of the 2lst gives this
Of his misson:-
at is quite true that the Government of Warsaw
have sent the Marquis OF Wielopoisk who is by the
way Noeieman oil nigh character and talent, TO soil
cit the good offices Of the British Government and il
10 equally true that the Poles do not as i, gener,Jly
supposed here. demand entire fadepe ndenee OF and
Acknowledgement from the Russian Empire. They
have simply required Of the Emperor, Nicholas the
Constitution which was promised by Alexander, and
hey havo signihed their willingness, on receiving H.,
to remain under the present dynasty but Il il fully uu
dersood, although II has not been distinctly stated tina,
il this just and moderate demand be refused the Poles
will then consider all connection with Russia at an end
and contend for entire Independence. Such is the de-
termination Of this brave ion found.
ed on justice' and guided by moderation.
"We can see no reason why the Emperor NicboIas
should deuge Poland with blood consolidate his ab-
soute sovereignty, when real and substantial dominion
can be obtained by reasonable concession How far
Great Britain ans France may or rather can with pro
prety interfere undertake 10 saw al
hut we believe that there s sympathy for the
Poles 10 the breast OF every honorable man. in aaJ out
OF office, in both countries"
10 Belgium, the rejection OF the Duke de I,suchtan
berg (son OF Eugene Beauharnois) as candidate for
the crown makes the way perhaps easier to the Prince
OF OFange though the ungracious assent of the Kino
OF Holland to the opening of the Sched and the con-
di ional recognition OF the dependence OF Belgium
are not calculated 10 add to the popularity Of the House
Of Orange. y
The condition Of Great Britain seems 10 us far fam
encouraging; though in the reces, of Parliament
which would not assemble again till 4.h of Februa,v
the discussions that might devotion the extent ~
mr. dihenldes are wanting. The special com.
missions for the trial. 10 different Counties of roter.
and incendaries, had been brought TO a close TAe
result, as 10 convictions was-in Hampshire IOi CAPT
tally convicted, OF whom only were left for execu
ton; 81 sentenced to transportation, and IS 10 mp,i
soDnent Tor various terms In Bsrkshire 81 capitaIlv
convicted, OF whom were left for execution 20 ,sn
fenced to transportation and 35 to mpri nent In
buckinghamshire, 43 capitally convicted left for ar
ecu'on, 23 TO transportation. Tn Wiltshire IA CANAL
convictions sentenced to death, SO to be transported
or Imprisoned. 10 Dorsetshre, 8 capital sonvic ions
Ia 10 prison. ''>'
The London papers generally seem to doubt tho no.
Icy aud even the Legality Of the arrest Of Mr.. O'Con
nell; end reason, justly, that failure TO convict him
would be new triumph for him.
On the subject Of our North Eastern Boundary ,vs
ona IN the Journal OF Commerce Of this morning the
following aricle:- o. '"'
" We have letter from very intelligent source
giving general outline of the decision Of the Kin.
Of me Netherlands on the subject Of North f ,s-
ere Boundary The result will be far more sasfsc.o.
~ TO the Americans than 10 the British. We lose a
smai seeuon oil territory at the exfFems Norihern
Pon, OF what we have heretofore claimed In the State
OF Nj ane, aud gain that Ito us) very Important poson
at the head OF Like Champsin, called RSu.es Point
on which the United S:a,es, few years since com,
meneed erecting heavy Notifications, bot Afterwards
abandoned them, on lite being discovered as was sum
posed, hat the position fell within the Canada
u may be that this account Of the result OF the srb
,sauon IL accurate, though the question respecting
kIuses Point has, IL we mistake not, been long sgn
decided against US. The London papers give coot,s
dictory accounts OF the decision of the King ~ a.
Netherlands The Spectator thus sums up the matter:
Jhe Cdnddtdn boundary Line.-Sir Howsrd
Douglas, who arrived in town on SUNDAY b,onah,
With him the decision Of The King Of Holland on hi
long disputed question. The royal arbier was limited
10 the 20 h Of the present month, but he gave bis
Ju igment on the 10 b. We do not know the prscss
terms and cannot, therefore, speak Of them: we ans
Pset or co tsmPofs'ies are ia The predcsnen,
yet tDey 90 speak very confidently. The Herald s,ys
tbs deei'ion is In favor OF tbs American and tbs1 b.,
monstrous cantle Of wood and felt will he go; a
rom the British possessions. The Chronicle on the
eonrsry, says that IL il ell in favor of Jain ard i,
Jonathan. The says The E6sI.b the obss ..,.
the Yankees will be dissatisfied. We saw totb iii.
but u they submit-and believe they VilI-ovs
lsondoners need moi break our hearts about n, Tbs
ee-s,mPe o. the ground ia dispute is, after ALL not
worth iaribng an acre" wv
me Msrkes, both for Cotton and Flour were very
active Tue latter az an advanced rate.
From 0algnants Messenger.
MANIFESTO OF THE POLISH NATION
when alton, formerly free and powerful Finds n.
sen eomPsiled by the excess Of lite s to have recours.
70 The last OF s righsfo the right OF rspeiipV
Hon ey ioree-il owes 10 ITSELF sud 10 the rest Of ,be
""'lu, 70 diVuge the motives which have induced
Gu. sus'sio by arms the most holy OF causes. The
nsosIs o. the Diet have felt this necessary and fol-
lowing the spirit Of the revolution Of the ooh No.