Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08
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LATER FROM ENoLAND.--Ths b i,snnia pack 4
snip arrived hero on SATURDAY. evening. bringing Us
Liverpool papers OF IL b, a,d London the l6,h al,
from which We present eopious extracts.
In England, the Reforo Bill was % ar advanc j, q,
70 DO considered az al but passed 10 the H,u,e OF Com
monf Increased anxiety, howeve-, seemed to be f,n
aoeu lie fate IN the Lords ard il 10 sad by the Mon
iog Chronicle that high persoDsge, whom the REQ.
pie o. England cordially hate" uding d ub.le.s u
ne Luxe OF cumberland W 9 handing about iist OF
reefs pledged TO vote H. suif sieni in number
defeat tho bill. The Tunes Morning Herald Cotoni-
Gle, Co-rer, Spectator and other papers, call loudly
upon the people OF lie dferen, owIs AID seuo,ies
noid meetings, in order 10 address The House Of Lord,
IN u" favor. Londoa had set the example and nj an
sheser was preparing to follow IL. The Times says ex
Plci ly, that II the Lord, should rejee, The bill would
not lead 10 The Tesgosion Of Lord ey; and suggest,
as the sourse 10 be taken In sueh eoDjunc ure hat
temper. pIorosa'On for two or three weeks, OF Par
nament should take place, so that wheD re.ssembled
It might be considered new session, and that suff
Client number Of Peers should DO created 10 ths ine-
rim, 10 make tho passage Of the bill secure. Such an
exercise Of the prsroga 10 admitted to be exsss.ve
but resored to 10 favor Of The ber les Of the people,
would hnd favor in their sight.
The afaiIs OF PORTUGAL occupy much areoii IN IL
England. We have extracted pari Of d-bs,. in thc
House Ct Lords, 10 show the light in which Do guel
10 viewed by tho Bii ish Cabinet and for the moe i'm
portant Purpoie Of making cur readers acquainted wi
The fact, 90 emphaiically, and In our judo m.n w.ly
declared by Lord Btoughsm, 10 reference TO an idea
thrown out by Lord Londonderry, TIA, war wi
france would DO popular, that "he hateful aci III
the eyes Of the peopls OF Eoglind, Scotland and Ise
land, that could be Pep,raied, would be the breaking
Of peace with FraGc' This We deem alike true wise.
and sonsolaory. 1t there were any thing 10 Don Pc.
dro, one might hope the hin, In the annexed ex,rac
from the London Courier would no, b. los.:
cit will be seen that our Government, have sent a
force 10 Lisbon for the protection Of the Br sh and
we arc assured, 10 demand PREPARATION for recent
rsges and insults. Thisis than Mlni,r, were
bound to dc; but is gratifying to find that has been
done 70 promptly. The in"gui6sans OF the P.rtu-
guese Dsy has proiec ed him too long.
"i' 10 not probable thai Miguel will sc, off quite 80
easily this time as the la' add If we mistake not, Ad-
m nil ha nj harH IN mia
French Government shsil have heard how The Com
mander 81 the sorvsue has been Teaed.
"Miguel must wIsh himself 10 Yisuna again, for ere
long Lisbon will be Too hot TO ho'd him.
"Now 10 the lime for Pe!ro to strk. II he elects
The opportunity he is unworthy Of support"
Don Pedro Tho last dates was iiv s in Paris with.
out any imperial pageant add apparently moe di.po.d
to that so.t OF life than to sonendnS for the
risk OF his head.
Belgium seemed to promise mere tranquility The
speech Of King Leopold on meeting his Legislature,
was we'll received, though il Is treated in some Of he
London paper, as over civil to France The Freaeh
army had bscn entirely withdrawn at ths request OF
Leopold The Prince Of Orange had announced 10 IN.
Dutch army that srmisliss 70: six weeks
uPop and the prospect seemed 10 be- tia, the dispute
between these two countries oud be quietly term
| mated through the Conferences al LONDON.
in France, all parties were waiting the Report Of the
Committee on the Peerase-all else seemed sbgorbed
In iha. Tbs arrival st Eubes of the Duke de NJ ,r.e
mart, French Ambassadof from 81 PetsrsbuTg, il al.
noupced, without comment.
Greece, which u,ed to cal i,rih fret er4uirie,
Is 10 SONS soass foU gh O.. It's eondii,a Is
i-kchry. Cdpo dIsirics ha, not gained their eCnti.
denss ana the ill-!aed tsgae Heas, il will he seem
government.
The account of great fire in Pora. tn, suburb Of
20, .lan,nopi;, is eoahrme!i TIE European Amba'
were both prevailing a, Cons an,ino,Iie.
On osca'ion oil the Coronation OF King William, ma
ny p, omoon, In The order o! the 'h ware ale and
co ded as having deslinsd the Psersge-Sir Francis
Ba deit, end Mr. Byng. long, believe his cole que
in icpresenting Miidl.sex.
], 10 said that the Marquis Of Stafford ths M rouis
Of Cleveland. and Marquis Of Anscssy, are To be
created Dukes.
1t has bsen remarked as singular that all the mem
bers OF he late government, members o! Tbs Hous,
Commons, absentd themselves from the coronation Of
their maj estes
tory OF North Cambridge, Essex, on the Rev G .osg
Cody. Tois g.nueman has heen long di.iiDgui,heo
.r his inveiera,e oPposon to ihs Nob, Lord and hi
party. He 10 known hrs by his life OF Geo. ~. and
other literary workt.
LONDON, Sept, l5ib.-Ths ref,rm | l., now hap.
PLY placed beyond all danger in The ii iuse # Csm-
mons and IL expected to be- carried up the bar OF The
House OF PEER, in 'he course Of The ensuing week
The important inquiry now is-what reception IS ili il
meet with there! The uncertainty which exist. on this
subj act, has excited greater degree of in eret re-
spseiing the tate Of the Bill than has been felt snce II
passed tbs second reading in the COMMITTEES. The
anxiety which has ulled into reposo by The iumphan
sucteis experienced on that occasion, and which ha,
since lain dormant amid the convul.ve and expiring
struggles OF the boroug hmongers, is now once MGR
revived by the anticipation OF danger IL lhs uppn
HouSe o! Parliament The measure, however, st.ud.
very ff,ent ground from what IL did before tn,
grand collision whsh decided its fate 10 the House
Commons;
We confess tia do moi entertain any serious fear
that The House Of Lords will RESIST the Bill a whole
Any aiiemp TO defeat the loud and lust npands
OF the people for Reform is given up impracii-
sable by the great majority Of their Lord'hips, and
only entertained by few Of those moon-suek mood es
who must always be found 10 every large assembly OF
hereditary egiSlaors L, 10 true that there may
OF their lord'hip' who woul gladly strange the m,a-
In It's passage through their hands, aud who would
moi sickle al the adoption Of auy sans however foul
and ienoble by which this migbi be sely accom- l,b-
ed. But they arc sufficiently seeming perceive
from The emp whish tbs country has evioced thai
such a measure could not be SAFELY accomplished: bur
that on The contrary, would. 10 ell obAbI " involve
the immt date deaf us,ion OF those who should Try
hazardous eXpe iment Some less difec, me an. If
destroying impsiriog the measure mus, therefore
rssoied 10, and the energies Of lie foes will doubt be
concentrated for The purposs Of weakening The Bill in
the Committee, II they cannot qussh II al earlier
stage.
SUICIDE OF JOHN CALcRAFT, ESQ. NJ P-O,|
Monday evening 80 inquest was held on the body oil
this gentleman, who had commit ed suiside. I, ap
peared that Cd Sunday afternoon, At o'clock, Mi"
arabea Csisafi the daughter Of The deceased, wen
out church, and her father sfeward' went up
10 his bedroom. Ga the return OF Miss CSlcrah, a
half past not finding her father ia the dTaSing ROOM
she inquired for him, and went with the oo,mSo 10 HI
b. d.room, the door Of whisb fast. They Oba;ned
admi lance, however through the drsssr groom, and
entering, found Mr. Caisrsfi lying the AJr with
his Ease downward, 10 somplets pool OF blood Mice
Cslefa hTew herself en- the body In AgoBy Of gfis
crying out-"Faibsr, faiber" while the foolman ran
for medical sssissnce. Mr.. Freeman, The family sur
geon, arrived in fsw miou o. hut life had been for
some time ex'ine'. There vas wound ACROSS the
throat, dividing The principal arteries and laying bare
,be vertebrB OF tbs peek. bio dy razor was firmly
appearsd in syi5ence, ihEi the deeeased WHO was
Paymaster OF The frees under the Duke Of yelling.
lons aJmbisra lon, bad for three four months bssn
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