Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

lament, Ia conse que nee of soms ,.m.,s -, ~ q,
,orns ,hs ~nS,. mus, have the shse, Of re- as
sHns .no Puohc MAD OF the zinc ere deternin .tioo
Of the Premier to bss,ir himself without los. of i'm; =;
that important matter. VI ""e' !"
The report made to the French Hous. of D. -
me zS.h November, by the Count d. R,s,.-, ~. 80
SUBJECT oil the Ex- Minis,urs entirely ,h.
any PsiueiPa'ion In the conH sgratoos that 5..ois
'eu some oil the departments Of France and
especially every accusation Of the scoundrei R.rr;
who charged Prince Poiignc with an ,r.ncv in 49,.
SCIENCES, destitute Of foundation -e~>' ~ "s'e
The London Courier very emnh,,;..,,
this report anu s"y Of
rWed this morning. contain accounts Of The mov.m.
russian troops. which leave little doubt ,hs, H.. o
suPanon OF the Duchy OF Luxembourg, BY a Prus.ssn
Hmy' IN the name and the request Of the Kns of HoI
.aa" the head Of the Duchy, mad been determlnsa
on' oil hough II IL not improbable that NAV not 49,
h K;o pc as was at first intended. The tight of
c. us y, ho'and, as member of tho &c rm.nic
confederation to protect this portion Of his ,.r,,
oy iosign troops will not be Disputed and n no,hin
nors man protection was desired, we are boupd ~ .J
unit mat the precauiioD a very wis, on.. h., ~.
wnstand'ng the professions OF certain States We
thinking that their consent the indie ndenc.
Deigium was, in their own minds nj least onI..
sonuioena one, and if il should ever transpir. H.,
'hey had made the bestowing the Crown Of tR.,.;na
upon member Of the House OF Nassau ona "a sshi
conuions' wiii then be admitted that the occunsi;nn
OF the Duehy by Prussian troops was m.s,srp sion
Q, poney as demoe slraton Of what was to be .xper:
Nassau family. There is no reasonable wsv oI ,.
Jog toi the extraordinary military movement, in Rns';s
,a ana Prussia than by .uPposing that in cer
eon,iogsncy those powers had aged TO act In fave,
" "o hng OF Holland; and the delay of the latter In
asseps 10 the armistice, conrased with the raoid;,
70, o, ne applied Tor foreign aid, afords ground
80 IL 10 thought by some persops and i'm.
iced we know some facts which would b.., on, ~.
s sne consent Of Rus-ia and Prussia TO the
separation oil Belgium from Holland was NOT un.o,a;
uoeaI Circum'isnces, however, have occurred sh;sh
remove the probability OF interference on ths 80. -
,at.lp 800 10 question. and we think may with
assert, 'hst there is not the slightest inter-
uoh OF involving Europe in n general war for IN. 80
oil particular dynasty. ' VIZ 'ase
LONDON Dec. THE following sppoin,m.n,. 49,.
we understand, tain:-Sr James Kemp, N..,.,''
Tenersa OF the Osdnance.-Irish, Lord 'Chsnc.lIo,
EoIa rlunEsu; Chief Justice Of common Pleas. M
Doher.y; Chiei Baron, Mr.. Joy; Attorneys ...r.,
MT. fenefather; Solicitor General, Mr. C,amn,nn.
Mnss Sergeant, tho well known Catholic bsrrri.ssr
MT. U Laughlan. "ei
BRUSSELS, Nov. ga British C,bios, m.,..,
mno arrived here the day before yesterday from To-
oon, with dispatches for the Provisional (Soyernm",
London ' WI" uosPatches Tor
Some Journals have announced a battle mar Vail.
eweeh our troops and the enemy. This ne W, ia f..
u' "ooPs nave taken position, but no engayam.n,
has occurred. engagement
We find that the King of Holland has accented n.
ua'n,suce proposed by the five Powers and cave o,a
on the 2sd and 2Ith the Dutch ,roon. 50 o.aeis
nu'unies oy sea and land, to raise the blocksd. .r
ana 10 eyscuate all the places which were not
occupied oy the Dutch before the Treaty NJ m.
May 1914 The City of Antwerp 10 among the n"n o.
Measures will be imme diately taken n r.x,,.,. a.,
each send two Commissions to the sno, ,h".a wiz
missloners are not yet known. "
ne o"ength ofthe Prussan garrison of Iuxep,ho,,
mas been exaggerated 1t consists of twenty to"
Pahie@ the strongest OF which is ITO men. bnt !, nI
ve shorty reinforced The sOh Regiment is TO iesy.
u, Out wi be replaced by two others which ill ~;
crease inc garrison by abeu, 1000 men.
l|0u' dc Ia Beigique and urai Pairiote of Nov 20.
mn ENGLAND. '
The Chronicle says-"We beleve tbera 4; HAD,
aouo the arrangement which we were the 6r,t n an
If Si mas sken place. with respect to the retirement
or Ah'nony Hart, and the elevation of Lord Plunkst
70 .ne place OF Lord Chancellor of Ireland NJ, t..
WIN PROBABLY succeed Lord Punket in the chief seat ~
Aurns Common Pleas and be replaced in his Office Of
n"1rhey General by Mr.. Pennefather IL is genera,iu
Generalship." ~ "o 0ohc"or-
~ Inc question Of Regency has been dsc,s,sa;,
parliamen,and the question with 70 ,hs s
,lon OF The crown in the event of The Kin1' S,;n
leaving his consort enceinte. "S'nB'
III Is evident that in such case tbe po.,A,,..,
apparent will succeed o"s her
Reform,The Morning Chronicle Of the 7,b Ds.u-
mall me ministerial Journal has the following rs
we are glad to perceive that Ministers are xxs,n,,,
Rstono every where on the subject of ParIimen,ary
some OF great Importance have already taken nsc ""
na'ever may be the feeling of the possessor. If
properly in England this question the NM
~Ingness 10 dIvest themselves of their authority r.;
aVor OF their fellow citizens. The Maoi.tra,s. "a
ON The I'd ,e Ivy oil Glasgow, assembled in Council
,i e on Instant passed series Of admirable Resolu
lions condemnaory of the existing state of the Far
enise' anu mending an improve ~ ~. -
wv Wv. syHsm: ''Ihe Members for Burshs are cbossn
~ ss Asis'rates and Ceuncil, who 10 general nom;
a., n own successors, aud form only small mari NJ
,e!nnun,!y; and they observe further .tbat nj.
ye1y ministers having announced themselves a.,
vouraoie to an improvement Of the electu. 800" 10
.bs corporation now dee il their autv Tins ovh,;i,
10 come forward with a coincident express;on II ,y
ment." 'NPe'noh oil senh-
meeung OF Dumfries, attended bv the Maa;.,....
u almost every inhabdnt Of respeciability has sIs
passed series Of Resolutions in favor of Rst 'o
meeting oil The inhabitants Of the Burob oC D,,S, "A
csiled by the Provost on the LIST of Dec na.ssd
| oil strong resolutions. 49, P"s'eu ~sehes
IL became Glasgow, city CONTAINING pon,Ia,ion IL
~ ol @oVooo to set the example to the other town,
aoNDoN' Dec. 1.-The King has appointed F,.n.;.
lucy Esq MS h'jesty's Advocate for Scotland ana
lean o. she Faculty Of Advocates for Scotland ~
a.. go "o failures have taken place 10. day Two
- ' VI oonsiderabe consequence.
90 IRELAND.
on me 29ih Nov. body Of ORANGE man 49, r..
snu oo"geu TO retreat iron the Maeher,y (A,mash -
oeen 70 meeting 10 the county Tyrone were s,,sckd
Iopsequenee oitheir playing party tunes o6.n.i. ~,
'"e 'hhsoi'ants Next day the same bodv .;d.s - '"
VeIa' OF 'heir brethren, returned and in d.sn;,
~ q, V"'S VI ue magistrates, succeeded in 5i.,ov;,~
AT ,ne houses In ths village The ban,s hsd Aas
~ 'ua' no iVes were lost. A meep, NJ mao;.,,.,..
mds beo 10 investigate the affair." and h wa ssna.,.S
,ne government would offer reward for tbs ann,.
hension OF the distuI bers WI '"o 'PPfe'
SCOTLAND
,o., bohoH, Dec. S-We regret to ssy that y.
P', no enureiy devoid OF foundation we believs h,
U.s. ma threatening letters, such as are .enonon
ne souh oil England at present. have h, an ...s A.
ia East