Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08


pie (Cneerr.)
TIL Marqui' ef Londonderry would net b, deferred
by all the eicqusnce and all he power OF language
possessed by tho Noble and Learned Lord from dcinE
hi' do'y. He did ,huk that the sHr's q the Noble
and Learned LordhAd n led. when hs ven,ur,d forth
With all his power aud s Lis ext aordinary language
H. heap on ihs 4 iscs WHO was now reignug over
Psr,uE.l an The a5use which he seemed 10 hnk him
deserving o. Tina, individual! had pot b,en proved to
bs guilty, and he ought be eon'idered inn cent
he was proved. He did cot sand up 10 defend
Dla Miguel, bet when there were statements on one
aide and en- The o,h-r he did to The ion
CT 'h.i Individual until boh soes we're examined. o
,hs there could DO doubt that Dou Miguel was the
a'kn' wivdssd King OF Portugal however Noble Lords
might quarrel wi hsi lie. He did no, pretend to DO
such scholar az tho Noble and Learned Lord; he
could not quote with so much facility az he N ,bie and
Learaed Lord did He could only compare ths N obi
sni LEANED L,'d TO Ca ar
%l,e doth eesdc ,h, world
Lake a colossus aud petty
-, Walk under his huge legs"
Great iangher) Should they no, endeavor, then, TO
put MIN down, WHO did all h toud 10 get them under
ey the Extraordinary LASH OF his .lcguenss! "a laugh.)
lie really bel we'd that hs Noble AMI learned lord
was brought TO 'his House for Tho purpo'e OF assisting
ito'o who, when q"e'tion,d. wished 10 b, silent.
(C'i.s Of "ordef.') No sooner ques'iou asked,
than The noble mi isaraVd lord started Up from tho
woo'''sk' and took hi' position between il aud ;h,, he
oP9esi'io,) side OF tbs Honss 60. the purpo,e o.
Lr' iIiisni rose TO order. Tie assertion e the nc
DO Marquis ha, tie noble AZ d learned o.d wa, ssn.
!" 'hs ton's Tor 'ome eer'a'a putao'e was exrsmsIy
irregular. Ia would be we'll II the Noble Marquis
would check the production aud ardo OF hi. eoquence
whis led him into ,ha, were not al all re-
eoneiIab!S with order. (HsM)
The Marquis oi Londonderry said, no man felt A
Wish 10 pay Psr'onsi respect 10 every uber
oi That HUE than he did. Bat he mus, saw, that
soor esy was rot always observed towards i'm. ii.
we reeoes ed the observation abe by III. noble and
iearoed L. about braying his U-o Lordoud rry'.)
ut al in mortar. Laughier) Hsd the nobls Baron
called The noble and learned Lord order on that &C.
eion, ne thought that he would have been justified
10 doing So But did any noble Lord INA CINE that w a.
,ne poo q ana learned Lord had stacked him he had
uone' no would mol attempt to answer it, With rospec,
10 'hs remark which had been made Rim, he woulL
say that he ,houa would be great blessing 10 III,
ION II tho noble and learned Lord would allow
a,m'eI 20 Dc prayed in amoriar frat. U.aus hter }
ne would ask 81 any robie Lord whether The whole
course OF The nobls and learned Lords speech was MOI
uecueu'y persona! lie shouli say lutte mere at rre-
pu, 20 ~ouid lake other OPT o:turi les 10 answer
"ha' RAJ bron said by the NOZZLE and learned Lord
10 our rela ions with Portugal and France He had
never ahoosh The Noble aud learned Lord had assert
gu ", wished ter war with France. Let the poble
anu learneu LORD prove the contrary, by any thing
witch he had said or done in iha, House Bnt hs
would assert That tho government Of thi. country in he
REGULATIONS whish bal been earrisd on up TO this time
uau SHOWN trucking spi1ii--a fear SUNNI ring hi,
ceun rvs old ally, accoun, OF our ,i,usion v,,h
rr"nse He bad alluded - 'he conduct Of France in
rSoong Portugal OF her Il ct, as a sircum,,snss The
uo', '"s'ate'ui ioa had ev b. PERM ted by any
admintfa'ion OF this country; and hat h.. would move
"hen me proper lime arrived. IL, wsud assure the
nooe anu learned Lord hat be would no, return to N.
Psfsoha aitacs, unless the robe Lord proyoksd him
oy endetvofiUg to put him down Fl, 'f,U M Iii.
10 make personal attack but at he same Tim. he VA
little disposed to put up with them
ne matter hero terminated.
nooSE OF COMMONS-TUEspAY Sem. a.
me R90'm BW-Lord John Russell, in moving
MAJ The report on this bill 'hould be taken into ur,beS
eShHder"uop, gave notice OF his ints noo 10 NOV, esr
tsia aiera'i~ns 10 the H. previous, 10 n. third rear
Inc prneipa' o 'he~e sltsi a,iu in tina period
o, resiUaion, from The Il, OF November TO III, LAT Of
reotudry, ~ the bill was in such tate Of IN, .
watdness 20 admit Of The lists beir prep,red bv H.
"ms' and as the Commissioner, would certainly
90 occupied for 'hres months in making the peses,arv
uNsios anu a'Fal gemeuis He also in,r nLed IN nro
pose' 'ha' me souniies OF mbYoks, Dsnbisb and
Cafmafihen, should return three nemb.rs each and
iour and that reprssen :sves should
DO gwen 10 Ashton -uuderLDe, in Lansasbire and a
Stroud and M'nchin Hamp Oh, 10 G!ouces.er,bire
c Ia answer 10 a question from MIR. GouIburr, the
the third reading OF The bill would be moved ON Mn
day next H4ar, hear) A very long desu,,orv dis,
custom principally relative TO the Commissioners under
the Ref rm Bnl, ensued.
Sir H. VyVysn, in the course of a long spee.h. ex
preS'eu DIS sonviciion that ths Bill wou moi, could
oil SIM 'Touser nature than any that apy modern
Mr's,er had dared TO b'ng into operation. Cheers
hom ihe oppo,i ioD.) N
Lord John Russell rsij he would meet The a,ssr,Ion
Of the honorable baTonoi thai the bill would n,i mas
by an elimination. tia, the bill ,D0uid pa,, cloud
cheers, and eispPng OF hands) He sure that, see
Ing all the circumstances, tie bill you'd receive
dial assent, aod tina the Peers Of Epg,nd soula ,,
ha, deliberate confederation which thew wonId feel
due to easure for the reform OF that House .uppor
ted by such au ho?i.y, AID coming from su.b "a,
He was sure that the biz, much as il had asn nc
ligned, aid much az The honerabIe baronot end his
iond' had ied Witty il, and 10 undsrrats its ben,
~. moaia os Ie'elved az bill which deserved sppro-
o"uon-"ou,d gain such apProbation-and would be
considered deserving of bling passed into A law.
(Cpoers )-Ssveral clauses ere agreed 10 with soms
tIoa a,henumeh"' ana the rePor, was ordered TO be
iaken INTO iurthsr consideration gu Wednesday
Friday, Sept l6.-Co'. Evans presented p.d,;o,
~o 70" Na'psi Neorm Association, held at the
Crown Tavern, Museum street, Bloomsbury, prayipe
'he fi0u'e to 'ake into confederation the nrssant
oil hs nhfr uuaie Pls,, with a yiew ri sdJ,o.s ;
bis Me ~ p'syiog thai bis Majesty would be pleased
TO iesognZi ihei' caass. l. i'd on tho table and or,
defed 10 be tinted. ~ ="
LONDON, Sep. 20.--We resolved last rigb, Han,
ourg papers TO The lSh inst The burden Of ,beir ro,
,np, wen A' OF preceding arrival which win be
louh" " ""oh,' pace rom The same quarter, con,-
hues 10 oe-unhapPy Posc! and ia len Warsaw Ths
evidences are now 100 conclusive upon chi, lamsn,a
bls subject, to leave even foT hop. tbst IN nv
'ianaIy Of Poland will be respected ui les, The h,sa
ot depot sorqueroE should reien and bs
or 'orbearauce nsline him 10 ccDsede ina, h;h !, n,
no" too plain can nover be wrung from him by Polish
force. ~ - A0"'"
me r1cuon Of the patriot army whish had passed
through PrSgae On is way to Modln, and from which
30 much was expected, marsbed il now appears al
oooy o. prisoners OF war, al the command Of the
Gueor Shc 70 he spot pointed by him to aw al, his
pleasure. Every thing, 10 ia word, los, 10 Pol,nd
except honour, and thai stil remain, untarni,ba d
The conflict in the entrsDcbment, must bav. bs.n
swiu', ana, II The besegcd DO eheeffuily awarded A.
palm OF obstinate vaor and glorious rssisianss 80
fair 10 give to the sssaiIan's tho praise Of ba,
ana broyant impal'e which bore them through az
macy difficulties h" :"
The Poles are confessed by ihsr enemies 10 have he
haytd with Polish 'pir and tho Russian ,oId, p.
wihout reference TO their deeHable cause annsa, ~
nave sondus,ed themselves with praise worthy Bravery
me io'so ,ne later !. es'imaed in the Pfussian ne
souhm az OOO or 5000 met; but il must b, cn,id,,
ably more; and when much 10 admitted 4, /, no, M
Reasonable 10 set down at doUble least or 10 ono