Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

presented that city enjoying perfect TRANQUILITY
lhe state OF France in general is also declared 10
bc satisfactory
On tho 18th, in Paris. VI. Ferdinand Better do
Sauvigny, had his trial for alleged a,tcmpt upon
the life OF tho King, on tho 18th OF February lie
was acquitted.
The Message dcs Chanhrcs, Of MAY 9Th state.
that NJ. Pericr has been cured of the cholera. I'm,
had subsequently been seized with a brain f;,vc,
winch, however, 1t was thought yielding To I'm,
treatment of his physicians-It states that al, H..
reports relative to the state of the Presidents .oI,
had been incorrect; but it admits that it wouId b
at least month before he would be able to resu,n,
his duties.
Paris, May 5--'rhc cholera is we arc nanny :,
observe, rapidly diminishing i'm every respect 'rh.
deaths announced by it this day wero only SIS
namely, % il private houses; and Sc i'm Tin, hos,;
tails The Due Dccazes was attacked by the Il;
scasc on Thursday last, but considered out of
danger. "
SWITZERLAND.
The 'audo'sc Gazette of April 21th, says-"B,
slcls in a state of great agitation. 4 coup d, m,n
is every moment OK pcctcd to be att,mn,cd h, ,,
country people. The drawbrdges are raised upon
the slightest Alarm and the military are kent cun
stantly upon the alert and observe tho strictcst vi
GLANCE" We
Don PEDRO'S EXPEDITION.
Adviccs from Tcrccira to the 25th of Apr;
Final instructions had that morning been scnt b. ,
steamboat, TO Admiral Satorious, COMMANDING ibr
operations against Madcira.-Its Immediate re,luc
ton was confidently anticipated. The EN- Emperor
chaers upon the evening of the 25lh, aad that tho
latest day Tor his starting for Lisbon was the 18Th
or 2otl of May. His force comp posed of volunteers
from all parts of the world, who still came ockiny
IN, was now estimated at $1,000 men, fully effect
i've in appointments and discipline and i'm the brst
spirits. Count Funchal, Donna Mara's Ambasso
dor tn England arrived in London ON the niyht nr
the 9TH Ii was still matter of speculation whether
he would be recognised by the Governments but the
friends OF the cause entertained strong hope tina,
his agency would no, be rcpudratcd
TURKEY.
Ivy command of the Sultan, tho proprictors and
estates OF the Sclots are to be returned to them.
without any indemnity reservation whatever -
Tho highest pcrsonagcs of Sco present at Con
Staninoplc, celebrated this happy event bv n hr;l
liant banquet under the Presidency of the PAR;
arch Stctano Bogorid. The most distinguished
members of the Governments of the cl.ruv ,,d ~
the merchants, were invited.
UcaiN If tie Duke Of Reichsfadt -,rbc follow
ing paragraph is from London paper of Nav d.
awe regret exceedingly to learn, by recent az
counts from Vienna that the Duke dc Rcicbst,d t
inc son OF Napoleon, who had been for some timc
past In declining state Of health, is now consider
ell IN almost hopeless sta,c His compI,;,, =
said TO resemble that ofhis father and to have been
Drought ON thus prcina urcly by too much confinc
'"', ana inc disappointment of noble mind in
which tIlcrc is Il great deal of ambition The En-
peror OF Austria, who is tcnderly attached IN hi;
young Prince, is said TO be severely affected bv his
Ill state of health.
HOUSE OF LORDS
The House having resolved itsclf into , c;.
tee on the Reform Bill
Earl Grey the Prime Minister ros. and sai,l-Ny
Lords, congratulate your Lnrdshps on this oues
ton, tins important question, having now arrived
at That stage of the business in which the House
having sanctioned the principle of the hill ,yo ,r
now to I've occupied upon the details of if. Nv
Lords the tirrt motion to he made in the Commit
tee' is that the title of the bill nc postponed The
next motnon TO be made will be- that the preamble
OF the bill he postponed,-to beth ofwbich ms nn,t
tcrs oil course, trust there will be no oIiection-
(dearO We shall come TO the consideration of tho
clauses and perhaps il may be necessary for inc IN
state IN now moving that the tile he postponed an
ateratoh which 1T is my intention propose in the
hrst clause, The first clause according tn thc ~,
tura course of tho proceeding wlich appears ia -
DC connected with the general principle of the mco
surc that Of DISTINGUISHING certain number ofho
ronshs. (ifcar) In that clause it is stated that
each OF the hity-Six boroughs in schedule 4 sb,u
cease hereafter to send me ,bers to parliament ~;
was introduced into the House of Commons = h;II
having before passed in that house in which oftrr
examination so boroughs had been disfranchiscJ
when a new bill was introduced for the convenience
OF the proceedings which had already been sanction
ed Ivy the House of Commons, and received AGAIN
the sanction OF that House. mean to proposc that
inc introduction OF this number hc deferred till after
'he oiher clauses OF the bill have been gone through
with. TO this mode of proceeding perhaps there
may be some objection in this House. bu I nrdcr
stahd thcrc arc persons here, -who, admitting the
prnclple and necessity of Acknowledgement fo.l
tha' tney would he embarrassed by being called
upon IN The hrSt instance, to say that the exact
numbers of So boroughs should bc ,srr,noI;I
In order to obviatc that, it is my intention when
we come to the first clause of the bill tn which
trust we shall proceed Immediately, to propose
mat the words DO should be left out and that The
clause should thus proceed to state That each Of Tho
borou9hs mentioned in schedule A. shall cease to
Nehd members to parliament; that is to say the bo
ioue"S mentioned IN 1T, nominating the different
Pofoughs TO be cIsfranchizcd we proceed NV
LORDS, thnk this viii be the more repular and
convenient mode of proceeding and caicuIatcd t
oDViatc objections which seem to me tn be reasona
bic, entertained to the construction of the clause nc
1t at present stands. shall be prepared to- propose
as soon como to that clause the borourL. in
tended to be included in schedule A. NV Lords
have now to propose, therefore, that the title of
the bill he ostponcd.
Earl SALISBURY having put the question, dcclar-
ed that the Contents (Ayus) had il.
Earl Grey next moved that the preamble of thc
bull be postponed.
On the chairman putting the question,
LORD hyndhurst presented himself on the floor of
the House and said,-My Lords, rise for the pur
pose OF proposing to your I.ordships that the mo.
ton recommended and suggested bv the mobile
Earl at the head of his Macsty's Government.
should he conceded farther than lie has stated Nv
LORDS rise for the purpose of proposing that the
consideration OF the question should be aLtorcthcr
postponed: clear, hcar,) and beg leave to state to
your Lordships that if should succeed in PREVAILING
upon your Lurdships to postpone the consideration
OF THIS clause, my proposition is to be followed I'D
with another, which will be that the clause that i'm
mediately follows it should be postponed also.
lL2ughter2 My Lords, my intention in doing this
is SIMPLY Tor the purpose of submitting to the House
tie ProPrlcty of considering those clauses by which
certain places are to be allowed the privilege Of
sending members TO Parliament; that that part of
the bill Should he cons tered and determined and
resolved upon, before we proceed TO consider the
clause OF acknowledgements. UIcar, hcur) Your
LordshiPs have decided and TO that decision am
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