Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24
FOR EHGN.
New YoRK, April Is.

FROM ENGLAND
The packet ship Sheffield, Captain HacksaG arrived
last evening from Liverpool BY her we have received
London papers TO the evening the 9th and Liverpool to
the 9Th of March inclusive.
The reform bill yet under discussion in the House of
Commons Ii was expected that il would be read third
time on the 18th 18th of March.
The Russian envoy, Count Oroff has arrived at the
Hague letter from the Hague, dated February %
says-Ihe mission of Count 0rlon Aide de Camp 10 his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia, is favourable to the
peace oil Europe in general as important TO Holland in
particular The object oft is said be- TO obtain the mo-
dhcaions which universally desired here in few but
important articles of the determination the London Com
ference, provided the others accepted by the KIM
the Netherlands before the treaty ratified by all the
Great Powers BY this measure the Inhabitants of Hol
ianu may perhaps be at length rewarded by the obtain
ing OF an honorable peace, for the sacrifices kinds
which they have had TO support for the last l6 months
The Russian Ambassador after short STAY will nrocced
10 London"
King Leopold has established Council of War. before
whch all persons are TO be tried who SHALL by
e press excite to deseron, correspondence with the
enemy, any other crime dangerous to the State This
decree signed by Leopold has posted up on the walls
oil brussels The London Courier remarks the subject
follows:
Thus. in this boosted land of liberty the writer Of
newspaper who may happen to offend the Government mr.
the pgotted priesthood who govern the Government NAV
be called before Court Martial composed perhaps ofoy
military adventurers and receive sentence OF Punishment
or death whilst The tribunals recognized by the Cons
ton Tor the trial OF offences of the press look in terror and
anazement And il is the uncle Of the future Queen of
England who has the weaknesswe will not use strong
er word Tor Leopold incapable of any deliberate act of
yrahhy-top put his name TO such decree of nfany We
nave supported The Belgians in their demands bu ~
niue imagined that the result would be the SWAY of o,v
yrannical priesthood, with Protestant SOVEREIGN ne ,
instrument II the Begians understand liberty So Little a.
10 submit to this they deserve all that bgory and tyranny
can impose upon them" ''
Greece isprovided with a SOVEREIGN The .,. l.,
greece, Britain France and Russia of the crown of ta
country to Prince Ohio. son of the King nj t,v,
has been accepted and official accounts of the accentancc
nave reached London "The three Great Powers saws
London paper of March 3D. (which have been ENGAGED
an hs treaty with the Austria and Prussia
VIII Immediately take steps to enable the King of Greece TO
provide an efficient military establishments and meet H.
other demands Of expenditure upon his
ZION OF the sovereign authority. Council of Regency
VIII ne named to govern the kingdom during the ,ninot
~ 'c g ana especial care viii be taken not appoint
any person upon the Council who would be obnoxious TO
the creek nation Capo dstfias the brother of the late
cy.~ " ''o "'se"
The Cholera Morbus is on the increase T.; orloo ~
whole number OF cases up TO the 9th of March was 300
The number ofdeatbs 16S-a proportion which n,lc,,cs
great violence and malgnty in the disease On March
EST as appears by the returns of the Central Board Of
ueaih there n and 10 Deaths on the 2od
20 cases ana ~ DEATHS the 3D., 80 cases and l3
dea on te 9th including the day previous IS new cases
~ - uchus Oh the 9Th, ~ new and 26 deaths.
Inc rdVages oil the Cholera in London have taken pIace
says one paper, exclusively among the moor and bose
VINO from exposure and diet are most liable
70 Woent affections OF the stomach Ira Scotland the dis
order is SAID to be the decrease II had NJ
Iranent Preslonpans aud Haddineton No violent case
mad occurred in Edinburgh for several davs and II il st
teo on tue authority Of medical men i'm il,st civ ba
dimnuhon Of otherdseases particularly typhus
"ss aken place since the measures reconIme nded
y me board Of HEALTH for the benefit of the lower or
es nave gone into operation Most of the cases of Cbo
" l1nourgh occurred in persons Of broken conslitu
uobs ana bearing marks of previous disease If ocb . 40
tlre as must, Ia no long time have moved ftaI 80
sad occurred in Bristol Of death from the spasn1odc o
sra ne patient was sailor much addicted TO ntoxica
anS.L - o u,unk or three days previous TO the
fhS weather, "