Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-17

cd the expressions of the Hon Member Tor Kerry lac GER
ainy did not feel ustfobe to address his opinions
the House upon the subject at this stage of the debate
MIR. OConne conceived he had right TO call upon the
Hon. Baronet, the member for the University of Oxford
TO explain away the language which he had employed in
reference 10 the Hon. member for Kerry. IL was Ian
guagc not justified by Parliamentary usage, and the Hon.
Baonet ought TO give am explanation on the subject.
Sir r. iugs said thathe meant to that the lang
of the Hon and Learned Member for Kerry i'm denomnat
ing absent person mscrean', was language such
the Hon. and Learned Member ought not TO have used
He had merely expressed his opinion the subject with
out meaning any offence to the Hon. aud Learned Mem
ber
Sir r. Peel expressed his satisfaction that the Hon
Members resolution Ito which he objection) was
so unlike IN tone and purport TO the debate TO which il
had given rise. The resolution did not pledge the House
TO any thing, but merely called for information, and he
could wish that many Hon. Members had been in pos
session Of little information the subject, before
they ventnred TO express their opinions in strong
and unqualified had been employed in the of the
debate 1t was easy for Honorable Gentlemen TO say
this was an excellent time for going TO in conjunction
with France against Russia; but be thought ii there
was time when the strongest moral obligation inn
posed weigh well the nature of oblg and
engagements together with the probable consequences
both regarded and the accomplish
the object which might have in view, it the pre-
sent Hear hear, hear As he had minated he thought
the motion very proper one, and he should suggest
addition 10 it, with view TO render the information
which it calculated TO procure more complete. a
good deal had been said OF constitution alleged TO have
bsen granted Poland by the Emperor Alexander under
tic treaty of Vienna He thought it material to obtain
cop OF that constitution andprposed add TO the Honour
able 6tember's motion with that view He the last
person in the world TO justify of severity against the
POcsif such acts had been perperated, they equal
| ~ unjust and impocbut till their commission should
be proved he would 'ake leave suspend his Judgment
the subiect As TO the language that had been used with
respect to foreign SovercTns, he concurred with the Hon
Durable Member for Theicrd in rcproha,ng tending
TO ALLEVIATE from the feelings oloher powers and direct
ly TO counterac protested objects lie did
doubt the right of Honorable BIembers to such lam
guage they could make up their Mods TO the good taste
OF the proceeding but he very much doubted the policy Of
raiiyng round the Emperor OF Russia, The proud and ex
cited feelings Of his subjects in of the insults
thus offered TO him. [fiear, hear Was necessary to
resort TO such language for the free expression OF
Members sentiments! He thought not, and coinion
that its could only tend lower the character os the
House and defeat the object OF Hon. Members who
British ship Of the line the Talavera has been order
ed to the Scheldt 1t takes Lord Durham who pro-
ceeds 10 Russia special mission in favor of Poland
'The Polish question: says the London Courier sis one
OF extrcmc difficulty; for of the H. $50 Polish square
miles and twenty millions of inhabitants, of which the
Republic formerly consisted, what is called the king
dom Of Poland has only 1900 square miles, and less an
four millions OF souls Austria, and Russia Prussia
nave the rest as conquered territory for which Con-
sution was claimed Russia, besides the kingdom
OF Poland has 900 square miles OF territory and 400
600 souls and with these the Congress Vienna had no.
thing TO do. consequently Interference must be limit
cd to one fifth only Of what Poland formerly was; but
this fifth is important consideration we are bo,, o
it by treatyby honor, by sympahy-so far at least we
nave right to Interfere and the mission of Lord Dur
ham promises that we shall not interfere in vain"
The number OF deaths by the Cholera Paris have in
creased he Gazette Medcale however, not con-
slider this as proof of the of the disease as am cpl
uelc out as arising from temporary and peculiar
stances particularly the quantity of unrpe aud
some iruit always eaten about this season.
In London the disorder broken out i'm the House of
| Correction, in Cold Bath Fields Seventeen of the con-
vcts died on the 2sth of June
Sir James Macdonald, lately appointed Governor of the
ionian Islands, in place OF Sir Frederick ADAM died on
the 10Th.
Al the last accounts from Venna the deati of the Duke
oil Kelchstad the son OF Napoleon hourly expected
The Courier OF June 30h says 'he answer TO inquiries
this morning that Sir Waller Scott had not passed So
comfortable night Up to half past nine he appeared
composed and remained in about the on the
two preceding days"
PARIS, June 2S-The formation ola Cabinet accord
ing to current repor-M NJ. Dupin President Minis
ter OF Justice and for the affairs Religion; Barthe Min
lister of Public Instruction, President of the Council OF
State; Theirs Minister of Public Works and of Commerce:
l ID Argout, Minister of France.
NJ Grod Ode l'Ain,) and Baron Louis quit The Conn
Gil. NJ NJ Soult de Montaivet, de Rigny and Sebas-
an retain their stations Thus there would he tvo ney
Ministers and two changes.
PARIS, June 27, Three o'clock, p. M-The funds are
falling It's melancholy fact, that with the renewed
"Vages OF the cholera sudden deaths have alarm
ingly prevalent Two yesterday in the Rue de
SeVre, within few doors of each other and within an in
terval of 20 minutes
LONDON June Both, Evening We stated YESTERDAY
upon the authority of letters from Paris, that the state Of
siege was rapidly approaching end: are happy
TO learn to-day, from private source, that the official
communications from the French capital warrant the be-
e that within one two days the reign Of martial law
French Funds, June 27h Five per cents 95f 40e;
-Four per cents SIC Three per cents, 65f95.
IARls, June Zo--f eSterday the Chamber of Coun-
ell OF the Tribunal Premiere Instance after hearing
first report upon the accusations against Messrs Cha
teaubrand, Hyde de MELVILLE de Fitzames direct
cd That further examination should take place and each
OF them underwent further interrogation during The
course OF the day.
We regret to state that the Duke de Fziames las had
violent attack OF cholera. AT the solicitation of his IA
mi'y he has been removed from the Concercee 10 Mai.
son de Santc.
The Sardinian sailors captured on board the Cylo M
0Fto Weafled out with confinement have il is said re-
Veaed that there is place board the vessel con-
tanning great number Of papers; and that in conse
reFpondence has been discovered throwing great pbt
upon the schemes and measures Of the parzans of The
BOurbons, but the curious document found is will
made by the Duchess of Beri upon the authenticate of
which there ls said to be Doubt Constitutional
The present French Ministers held private meeting At
Cen Sebastans the 9Th, which they came TO the
resolution oil ceasng their functions till the Ministry was
completed. ~
Baron Louis, the Minister Of Finance certainly poes
out, for he has declared that with comfort 10 himself
sderng the diapdaed state of the French revenue he
cannot longer remain in Office There seems TO be great
ducuy III hndlDg successor TO him equally plant and
with the same share OF financial information
Il The Courts-inaria proceed in their unpracious work
ana some more convictions and acqua have taken place
since our notice OF their proceedings The details how
ever have ceased to possess any Interest," for the se
&c being almost universally conceded-iurns upon The
identity OF the persons whose "nanes and places we know
not Of" ~
The great docson OF the Court of Cessation was NOT
peeled to be given till Friday or Saturday and nubic opi
mon seemed now to lean to the conclusion that the award
OF lhs tribunal would be unfavorabe the legality Of the
sae OF siege No execution had yet taken place under