Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10

al Of the licsncs Ct 1893. aud The scenes OF La Vendee
and the exploits OF the Mursts aud RoS.spierres. Bel
GUM continues in a state VI anarchy, closely resem-
bling the Republics Of South Amsrica.
Poisrd, brave Poland, whose attempts TO egain her
freedom, are viewed here in a far different ligh, from
the erazs ed s'rug giles Of the Belgians, has done wonders;
but alas my dear Sic, she canno, succeed. The mo-
nent II appears that -he will be able 10 drive out the
Russians, Prussia aud Austria will rally asains, aud
overwhelm her. F,ancs, welded TO a pacific policy,
aud England, ~iicspatls non the pressure Of her ma.
honal dsbt, OF going To war Tor a less cause than that
invoiVins her very ex,s'ence, will s.aad, and see the
land of Ca,simir. OF Ponia,owski, Of Kossiusko-for
ages the bulwark OF Europe agaios, The ~iniiels, made
a thing
Tho solo memorial Of whose lot
Remains 1t rds, and IL s not.
20 h.-Weil, the disco. u lou has taken place, and
su Ia a scene preceding il, aud such scenes folio wirs
II But You can have no idea Of them. I have just
lett John Cam Uobhouse, spou,ing 10 an Assembly ia
Covent Garden. Sir Francis Burdet, preceded him in
a speech siguali.ed by grea, vehemepce, [ was told, for
| had not arrived then. Will you believe in America,
that IN the approaching struggle, at least TEN MIL
LIONS STERLING will change hands, n Trough ,hs me-
dunn OF elections only 4. Two millions have already
been subscribed by the Tory p,r'v. TIE Duke OF
gives ESQ 900, Sir Robert Peel ESQ.,
900, besides what he gives his bro hsr william, to aid
IN The contest for Cant ridge, Che University, not the
shire.) AID Jonathan, who will stand for Norwich. The
Marq is of Londonderry will devote his whole fortune
TO the cause. The other parry lack money, neverihe-
lees, they will lie in the last ditch, perhaps literally.
25'h.-The illumination last evening was splendid,
the Times and Herald cay. l was cut from s ill 10,
and can truly say, tina, there W re were not hty win
COWS lt up TIL The mob compelled them TO light them.
Many refused to do 1t at all, and as a consequence
bad their windows sma he'd The Marques o, Lon
donderry's @ere shivered TO atoms, sa,hes and ALL
Crockford's (the panes of glass cost, | am told, CO 10
each) has no, a single pane remaining. The Society
OF Friends had their windows upive sally beat in. /
doubitf the damage done 10 windows be less than
500 600. / never Jaw such a mob before, and proba-
oily never sball again. Regent street, from Oxford
street 10 Pail Mali, very near a mile in length, ard
ten rods wide, ST. James street, Picadilly from Govern
try street 10 Park, corner Of b nd street, for The whole
n IN. wpTa InasS n anl Th.ra .nntI mi hAa.
been less than three or four hradred thousand Of the
gestl' men reformers.
This will have a very unfavorable effect upon the
eiecuon. People ot property begin TO see the Danger
they are in. But il has gone too far now-,he ball Of
revolution never turns back-if the bill bs not carried,
1 shall DOT wish to b, in S Stephens, nor any wher.
else In London.-Gfeat events are being born-Eng-
iand's stability 10 a, sake. Yours, truly.
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
The following is an extract from the latest letter from
London, furnished by the private correspondent of the
NV York Courier
&c Ind ii in my power 10 communicate TO you ,oms
very Interesting particular. in relation to the origin OF
MS present MaJeeiy's inclination to reform in Pdrlia-
mint. You have no doubi heard Of the late Premier's
aversion TO the present King. You will remember
maj ABOUT IL months ago, there were certain rumours
all ia', to which a paper, the Morniug Jlurnal.'
since buried IN oblivion, gave currency. The unfjr-
tund'e editor, who was 50 incauli1us as TO publish bis
surmise', without any other warran'ee than his own
ingenuity, suffered The penalty OF thu law but s,ll
there were circumstances connected with he subject.
suiilcient 10 alarm a successor 10 so preCarious a tenure
as the Crown oil Great Britain and Ireland. The fol-
lowing are The deals which have come TO my know
ledge IL lie impossible for me 10 give you da'a Tor them;
Tor the obvious Reason, that a veil of mystery shrouds
the whole, which 1t would be impossible to hit, with
out involving ones self in great responsibility. Ii is
Whispered IN sircles, where such whispers ara impor-
tant, that during the last year OF tbs late Kings reigu,
the Tories OF a certain cl,ss, collected round, and made
warm advances to the Duke OF Wellington, which he
received with more cordiality Of manner than is usual
20 him.-The ohjse, of the coalition witch ensued, il
IL said, was the formation OF a High Tory JInta, for
ia. lha s.hla ~ a. Ea-l .. i
AID uniDjured.
The Necessity OF his jun'a, was argued from the as
sumed fact OF the utter ~incapacity and ~unhtness Of the
Duke OF Clarence TO fill the exalted station 10 which
he was destined, and his prediction Tor the principles
OF the Kensins'oa faction, supposed OF Lord Holland,
Sir Francis Burdet,, sc. With a view of promoting
he purposes OF thi1 junia, the new police was esiab.
lished, and soon d,fflsed over Eogl.n] he plan of It's
organization was imported from the Tuillerier. A. ,h.
same time, some OF the most important public Offices
were given TO men whose principles promised a firm
plans, the French revolution hroke out; and still more
unfortunately, the Hero of Waterloo was too much f
a soldier TO repress his adherence of the rising spirit |
OF democracy. Thsn came scme important, disclosures
TO the King, from his relations by marriage, which de-
termined him to throw himself, heart aud soul, into
he hands OF the popular party. cannot saw more on
Tins Interesting topic: have said enough to give YOU
a KY to the late and future royal, ministerial, and TO-
ry movements. Perhaps a, some future period, | shall
taks an opportunity TO recur to he suit ct.
The returns of several elections show that the cause
OF reform IL gaining ground. In Dover, the Ministers.
have succeeded against the nominee of the Duke OF
wellington. j have just spoken with a gentleman from
the North OF EOgiand. He assures me that The peo-
pie there are 20 a man in favour OF the reform bill.
The same gratifying Intelligence has also been recsiv-
ed tom the West OF England. The ee elton for the
city OF London begins to-day, and | am assured that
never was an election known to begin so p aceably and
quietly In London as The present. This il in a great part,ii
not wholly, owing to the language OF tue respectable
part oil the public press, which has called upon the
people not to give enemies Of reform, cause to mi,rep.
recent and defeat the great national question.
On Wednesday we bad a spontaneous illumination i'm
honour OF the X ng aud the dissolution OF an obnoxious
Parliament. The city, that i, that part of L.onjon in
habltsd by trades psOFle, mechanics and the midd ing
classes, was throughout illuminated with scarcely an
exception Here end there, were splendid Transparent
cies which, II they did not shew much invention, on the
part Of those who devised them, were a., least proofs OF
their sincere approval OF the great reform measures
From he Hdy-maIket norihweslwdfd, if Won accent
the main streets, there were many black spots. The
squares especially, and they are numerous, were i'm utter
darkness. In. passing down X gen, street, 1 met the
bret mob collected before the house Of Vesey the COM
itcuonsT; hey calling out Justify upon the INN ates to
ightup,and as this was not complied With the stones flew
III every direction, and in a lew seconds no, a pane OF
glass remained whole in the house. The confectioner
at Hast appeared, lighting up his windows 10 the inf.
mite mefriment OF John Bull, who gave three hearty
cheers, and departed for tn next dark house, where q
similar scene vas repeated. Tbs mob thus went Oh
towards PiccadilIy and down James street: taxing re-.
venge ON The dwelling OF every anti. relormer thew
passed; Crokford's splendid aristocranc club house
shared no better than the others. Here aud there.
some ridiculous scenes occurred, as 10 Portland place,
where the Duke Of Newcastle sailed forth with his
domesiics upon the besiegiDg crowd, a lite preseryer
in bis hand, which he brandished mos, msptully-
On the whole, however, the Right passed off with much
sions.
SOUTH AMERICA.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-We have been favored with
the fOIOYIuU extract ol a IaIsr .gnI