Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30


Commons. M. Casimlr Perrisr ssesndsd The wibuu.
or the purpose OF Addressing tho Chamber, but was
prevented by the most ssmorcus sries from the Oppos
ion, Of Spoke, "N", n; and though he pleaded
bic privilege o Minister pnder hs Charter and made the
most earnest repeal for hearitg, be wss eventually
obliged 10 descend under the hres OF personal vic
The Psesident, AZ tho only means l.f OF preventing
further violence, was at least obliged bssy dsolve
The Chamber. The Minister may learn from his Gees.
.on he state Of public feeling 10 the Chamber. aud In
France upon The su,jset OF Poisnc.
Pease and harmony would sppear by the Pa'is ps-
pe's Of w.doe.d y. 10 have been ro-sssbi,he cd he.
tween me Chaub Of ID 'pu,es and h. Miri.ry. All
traces OF The tempest Of Monday seemed .fased rom
me debates Of Tuesday and the a"smely, a. II TO Ia
oeDnity Inc Prime nj Mister Tor the outrage with
whnh he was threatened q, The previous sitting, xav
bin an imm' nee IN jori'y TOR the Addre-Th~ o, pc-
sron on This oecasion only mus cred 10 out Of
Chamber consisting 355, leaving 2s2 for The Admin.
issrstion.
LONDON, Aug 20.--we ree.ivedlasi nisb, the p.
ris rspess Of Wednesday and T. ursdsy Tnsy are In
p'rssnt a. containing long proras ed issue OF the
bat. 10 the Chamber OF Dspu,ies the Add ess 10
the Throne, which was 10 on Tuesday, ~hsn ,he
htends OF Ministers ssrried the eDsem' lie OF the Ad.
drese, did, r but Ia very tri:ug degree from thr
copy which have already published, by m.j ri,y
OF 2S2 sgsius 10 The closing debate appears q have
been conduee with gfsa'er deeency aud more regn.
laiy then ihato Monday; aud even ib 'ik- an
amence vac made TO h outraged fes lings OF The Pre-
sidrn OF the Council This result Is generally looked
upon In Pa as fresh guar,D for the continuance
O. ase-Pesss, however, TO be maintained a, the
ri6ees OF poor deserted Poland.
IL now certain ,ha the French Government ha, no,
cont any orders Of recall TO any part OF troops in Be
GUM. We are told, howevSr, by one Of our eop,- "
poraries, who 10 centrally vel informed tia, the Klnx
IL 10 pledge hms in 10 The Address OF IN.
Chamber. thai he will Withdraw hi, army when be 10
assured ba, there remsios probable danger Of IN.
ID Itch returning ThJ, as We expressed b-fre, Gems
TO be the governing anxiety OF he F,ench G,verumsp
and, considering the par les they have ds.l WITH
10 neither mpernent nor onrsa able. We have not
seen yet any thing 10 ,haks our faith In the hones
In A,A l.
troops In gium. Tue Ffenth 'quadron hal returned
20 Toplon from Lsbon.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-We are able 10 anpounss ,hs, tho
answsr Of Inc King OF the French 10 the Address OF
the Chamb.. OF epuies will eou,an rsaiv, u Bel
GUM, the following senencs:-"I hope tina our army
will be able also speedily to return TO F. ance will
harn 10 recall as soon az IN accord and with
the Pow h (daeeorde ct de concert apee les Pusanees
who are suafantees ike mysel Of the indepe nd
besis neutrality, shall DO assured that this return
viii not expose Belgium to ne asgrss'ion. Courier
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
private Correspopdence)
BRUSSELS Aug. l6. Tuesday svening.-A Cou;i.r
arrived here yesterday evtnrg with d..pa' ehes from
London, which considered of the hi sh.st imnor.
,anse. Their contents have been commu nicaed TO the
King ard the Government by The British Ambassador
10 coj'e'ured that they relate TO The introdu cion oil
OF all Its strong Lees by them, both of which ise
ara supposed to be highly dissaifscory IL G ca, BIZ
ain.
The Belgian Ministry have holden sevsr.l conn IL,
on the subj and bsvs had various eoauunea ion,
with Sir koberi Adair aud Gen. Billiard. II lie sfi IN.
ed by some Of The influential member. Of III. Govern
men,, that they saontt do without the Ftench troop
which are d'iiy Increasing, and which are to he
completed, al understand, The number of 50, 900
men.
The Belgian G vsrnuent now fu ly' eony need OF II.
weakness and arui OF another iov aston on the part
OF Holland openly stAtss its intentions 10 OBJ the de-
lay oftsose troops uniIl peace be concluded
Tbs Pu"a" a, AK la Caapp.;ls have begun 10
make nts Ia heir army The G5y.rn,r Of ,ba,
mo- n HAL
With the ench and Eagsh nba,sador also with the
BIsian M'nste Preparations are stated 10 hsy.
made Tor the deeDee Ct AK la Cnspelle AZ II an Attack
On That city wac expected. The Itch g, AM.
~erP b" made re'rograde movsnsn, Ik, the army
Tue Eun.boas bave gone down the river, 70 ms 70 be
no logger 10 vew OF hat city Ii 10 ai,o said ,ba, tbr
tour small B,sian trading vessels iaken La. week bv
The eh s'sam boat on ,he Sshed hav. beef rest II
ed.
,, The Emancipation, Dewspapsr, altogether In the
French interest," is laboriug 10 RISE pa " in tbei, IA.
voi; bu, The Igans, II ,hry could make psase with
Holland, do not wish TO submit TO their Ike.
5oSlo,k 10 he evening
has not yet rs have heard come to any deermiuao
tespec,inE he detention Of ,hs French amy Noting
hes YET been deeisd; bu! an Enslsh Courier |, in wait,
log III ordsr TO take the desion 10 London The Drb
troops It 'ad must be wi oily removed from the coun.
try before the French army 10 TO quit
The city ana tbs whole country, IL iu the mort per-
Tho Dutch army, II 10 expected, will soon have en-
'ered mo their own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or next day
at farihesi
POLAND
Warsaw i, still hid by he Russian armies from the
eyes oil Europe. The Poles however are said 10 be
prepared To- tertibs Te'i.tanee. Thew lave undsr
'nnea me whole Of Warsaw, and are ready IL overpow-
efedto bury tbemseives and their invade in one com
mon ruin IL 10 raid however thet the Ru..ians ave
di'pofed to treat with ,hsm and allow hem re srst
aroaa existence, to BE- governed by Viceroy Of their
own people. General Rudigtr, who bad crossed the
Visiuia TO ast with Paskswiseh, has ,..cto,s,d Il,
which shows iba, The Of the Poles 1. mol 90 DIS
pera,e as we nigh sxpsct We look with ankle y for
OF no tate ms maeoabinous -opIa.
RUSSIA AND POLAND
BERLIN. Aug lO. -AEco'dDg 10 letters from War
saw OF the 3ld u The Piles laughed ou,rp bt At the
idea Of being starved into submis ion by 40
force az that of the Rus,isnp Thew had rrov,sinn
enough to Stand soige OF four honiLs and the towp
was too we'll fortified on every side 10 allow Of snv
lear that tho enemy will a'emp, 10 lake il by storm
inefe w"a regu'ar army Of 40 200 men within the
cny, aud great number OF untisei pned roops W
were In the course OF training; the whoe Of whom az
wei as the her inbabiisnt., w're Animated wrb The
best spirits, and resolved to Iht to the Is, TIE be
movement Of the RussisDs have betrayed much inde
eison TIL l, by ributrd 10 ihn inf. ere. Of
'he medi'i'n and even taken as proof that Il has be
gun TO operate.
Certain il 10 that their origin al intention was 10 o,,u
Py The whole part Of the Dscby, which is surrounded
oy the Visiula and the Prus,n roni,r and to ,s,ab
hsh Provisional Government 9, K-liscb. B " thew
are ' Ivy niiies .'.'nurv rom arrsw, and .bly
nave not yet occupied Ksli,h. Most of tho public
toso'' however. are infested With psrpe, OF Co,s,ets
VINO extend their excursions many lies beyond IN,
Hne OF ms main army, and stop, bsrras, or pnnds, ali
VINO n'Ve ,be msfoIuns 10 tall within heir reach =
pey nave oroug1' The cholera morbus wherever thar,
nss oesn any kind OF communication with tbom; bu,
oe'r, eucn Invariably auends their progress wi,sout
thinning their own rsLk,.
" ARsA", aug l-Ex'rset OF letters "In my las,
Informed you OF the Ru1isn,, undsr tbs commend -,
r"ke"i''sb, sdvapcits towards Warsaw, and aecord.
og 70 new, arrived yesterday, his advanced posts
already ID souebstzew, !oriy miles E1glisb) from here
oul TIE corps which was uudef the command Of Csn
erals CbIzapow. X and maniro nas.ad ,h.a...L ~