Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
FOREIGN.
rom the New York Courier & Enquirer OF July .. !
LATESH EROM ENEI AND

Our news schooner. Courier Enquirer boarded yeser-
day morning at O'Clock seventy miles from Sandy Hook
,he racket ship Sdds Richards, Capt Holdrcdge. We
have received by her copous supply of English
Journals from London the 22d May, and from Liverpool
TO the 9th.
We give below the debates in the British Parliament
on the subject of the resignation recall to office of the
Grey Ministry 1t does not appear that the King alb
souely consented 10 creation of Peers sufficient TO car
ny the Reform Bill though il may perhaps be Inferred
This much at least is certain, that either such creation
will take place the an-reform Lords will withdraw
their opposition
M Casimir Perer, it will be SEEM has at last fallen
victim TO the Cholera His successor had yet been
appointed That disorder diminishing; although it had
not ceased in Frances it said making some progress
in Italy
Neither from Balgium or Portugal is there opv tbino i'm.
portant
b the official report of the Cholera in Liverpool it will
be seen that its ravages there are very trifng
PARIS May ION. Casimir Perrier's mortal career
mas closed lie died this morning little before O'clock
During the previous IS hours he been sinking so fast
that his physicians saw that human skill could keep
him long alive His mental faculties returned at the com
mencement of this crisis, and only left him with the ex-
tinction OF life
Prince Borghese widower of Napoleon's beautiful sis
ter Eliza died at Florence the 9th inst of apopIexy
:, ALEXANDRIA, April l3.-Wdr in Syria-Ibrahim
Pacha has opened the operations OF the campaign against
the Porte with victory Abdaah Pacha after epeated
W refusing capulaon proposed fifteen DAYS cessation
OF arms against ST Jean dAcre TO which Ibrahim agreed
Inc conditions are not positively known but OF them
Is said to be the fortress to be delivered up TO the Eevp
tans, II not relieved within that time soon as the
convention concluded, Ibaham proceeded bv forced
marches to attack the Turkish troops assembling at Aleppo
and actually succeeded in surprising and totally defeating
at Acxandrete, Turkish corps OF fifteen thousand men
coming to relieve St Jean dAcre all those who did
not fall under the bayonet of the Egyptians were taken
prisoners or dispersed, flying in all directions
1t is probable braIam will now return TO ST Jean
dAcre, and demand from Abdallah the fument of the
convention The Egyptian fleet quite ready for sea- and
wil shortly go to expe the Turkish fleet of Rhodes The
Pdcha has engaged 700 Greek Islanders the IL fire
ships that accompany his fleet To encourage the crews
OF the fire ships he has besides other favorable conditions
promised large ndemnes TO the families OF such
lose their lives; viz 5000 tararis the family of cap
tam, and oOO TO the family OF a sailor.
HOUSE OF LORDS, May rs.
The Earl OF Hardwood begged leave to ask the Noble
Earl opposite if he could communicate their Lordships
whether any final arrangements had been come TO with
respect 10 the Ministry'-(i Hear, hear.)
Earl Grey-My Lords, am always happy to afford any
Information which lies in my power, but especially after
the courteous manner in which the question has put
by the Noble Earl opposite The Noble Earl spoke in so
low tone of voice occasionally be inaudibe)
We understood his LorshiP say, Lords should have
peeh prepared before perhaps to have given your Lord
ships statement of the result of comni ncations
which have had with his Majesty, but the time noyy has
arrived my Lords, when ain in situation 10 state
that result Your Lordshps already aware that when
and my colleagues felt ourselves called upon by pro-
ccedlng IN your LordShps House 10 resign his Majesty
those Offices to which by the gracious kindness of the King
we had been appointed that Noble Duae who now abb
from this House, commissioned by his Majesty to
fern another Administration Your Lordshps are also
aware, That IN consequence OF that Noble aud Gallant
Duke having given up that commission with which he
had been entrusted by his Majesty, fresh communications
took place between the King and myself, and have
now the satisfaction inform your Lordships that those
brought q liz ter
nastion CLEAR, hear, hear) have now, my Lords
60 inform you, that in consequence of his Maestys DESIRE
ost grdcou3y expressed 10 aud in consequence of the
tcehnS oil confidence that am in such position will
enable me, as well my colleagues, 10 redeem that
pledge which gave TO your Lordslips on my first ac-
coping office, that pledge being, that unless felt myself
armed with sufficient security pass the Reform Bill
which is now your L0rshpS table unmutiIated and
impaired many one of its great pncipesl say, my Lords
that in consequence OF finding myself in such situa
ton by the gracious kindness OF his Majesty to be able
70 state 10 your Lordshps that such my confidence
from the assurances which have received from his Ma
iesty as TO my being in full power effect that much de-
sired obJeet-that the present Ministers will continue in
C!fce.
{Ths announcement hailed with loud cheers) lie
added that he felt anxious for the speedy adjustment
this great measure and effect that object all his energies
should be directed, feeling assured that the result would
be such to the country happiness and tran
fuilly lie concluded wi moving that tie Reform Bill
be iurther considered Monday (Ths proposition
was hailed, also, with great eheerng.)
The Earl OF Hardwood said, power TO carry the bill
were given they all knew what that power meant adopt
ed, the delibcrve character Of the House was gone the
crown was endangered, as well the liberty Of the sub
Ject and, therefore, acting compusOn avert great
or evils; lac should teithdra,o all opposition to The 6M
The Earl OF Winchelsea, the Duke Of Newcastle and
Lord Wharnclite complained, that the independence Of
the House of Lords destroyed. The Earl Of
Rsdnor replied to the preceding speakers The Noble
who spoke at some length The Earl of Carnarvon once
more denounced the bill aud s authors.
HOUSE or COMMONS, May 10.
Immediately the call Of the House being disposed Of
winch cai Mr.. Hume enforced TO ensure full attendance
Of members.
The Chancellor Of the Exchcquer stated in reply 10
Mr. Hume's inquiry, tat he considered the ministerial
arrangements TO be scted and that there was now eve.
~ reasonable probability Of carrying the reform bin the
Ministers would continue ioh0d their Offices CThis COIN
Enqnicstiqn greatd with immense checring)
Lord Milton stated, that IN consequence OF such COM
INJUNCTION be SHOULD resolutions which he had
intended 10 propose and which intention he bad conmu-
nicatcd 70 Of the ministers fhese resolutions were
u was generally understood about the house. expressive
Of strong opinions the fact Of the King having returned
20 answer TO the Commons address Lord EbrngtOn's)
Monday lastl
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