Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

INV nm "nnhl' ad.r.' be presented To
"'< 4 J'"'!' mi"hi! Ia represent T., niH Mairs-
y ''' "eer i'Srrt 'ch L., Ihis Ill us,. at ,hc
chhi'sc 'h'' 5 been a,iiuui, ed tn his A. ies-
T. c"hhcii, 10y tn refinement of those MIN.
'''siS ih "hoiii 'fi> House CO. .tincs e., reuose
nn,biled Confidence Tia, tb,s l,,,s. IN
coiu,inIty nnh the recoi,ine, nluti,,,, ,nr.,;,,
ed in'hhs N"Jr.i,'s un>i r,ci,u,S s,,cecb sr,n
iie thrm', has i&,utt,t, tnd sent uu ,n ,h.
louise of Lar s, Bin Coy the ref ,rn, of ,h..
Represent ~ al al tn. c,;,,e. NV which they
are c'nvncel that the prer,yitive of the
crown, the aiithurlt, of hoth iIuaseS cf Par.
n'mrnt, and the sights and liberties of tho
people, are duly secured"
ihit IN The progress "f this measure the
il'"i@c ct Con.nnns considers itself bound in
amy I" slate - hrs N1jestv thai, his subjects
ire t""sfI'S with the most intense interest and
anxiety, aud they caino, Disguise from his
MAJESTY tina, the taking of auv Step which
should inuilaie ar tend tn i.npair III; ;;.rcv
w'hid be productive nf the creates, dis,n
P""iheht AMI dlStI@v. fht tfS House il
therefore lnp.'h ii ID, the " ,,..pst att ,ch,n,pt
a. his NnJ >'y : f"r:"" and hrome humbky
mn ~ '>r earnestly ,.npl IRE bi- N.s,s,y To +,
chll To MS C"imi!s -th;'r persp,s only az will
Carry into effect, unrrnparred IN all it's essen
nal pr''visi' that Bill for the rcf,,r,n of the
representation of the people which has re-
Gently passed tins iu,,se''
me res 'utions we've adopted, after a long
ma animated deb lie, ny AFFINITY of 80 in
: tl'ntt of 496 tho numbers beimu for the
'"tion, 288. against II oO8.
iht iAu - act, !.rrfr ~ u, the r9th, on
w'ich day The DUKE Of WELLINGTON
w's npp"int,l Fir.t lord uC the Treasury.
'n'i kiS-r 'i> - yc>ty> s.,n,i on s.r,tcrry upun
he lutte. I'll Pr'rrrr
lin iIr"rS al the Gvrnlug of the 4th. and
'n'rnl'iG u -" : > y. ru!,.tnced that the new
'"v"rnret was E,r,nrd. hut the. names had
mi tr'n>plred. N Blnu, it WAS said, would
he appointed Chancellor of the Excheu,Ier,
and L''d !.yadllrst r~,a-ceui the Wool
SEX.
IN" Livery nf E.ondnu, in the Common.
hall ss.c"h!ch. had ,,e,tl,.ncd the House of
F"n!n''ns 10 ~mh;.n'.l supplies until the Re-
f'I Fill IN nj he passed The following il
-kr'c'i # The - 'c'eIlrgs If Parliament on
the nj hl of The 4th..
Correspondence IF the Journal # Commerce
MANcHEsTEx, (ENeD Say 10th 1891
Encl" ed l 'en you two handhills " hich arc
posted ali over this Town, and siuil.r ones are to
he seen III every town and village of England
Indeed IT is possible to conceive how II uct cr-
citcmcn' exists 81. the sabi &c >sfr,n ,hrougl.
ont Tie whole k' oi", unless wa pres mi to
witness IT. When tie news arrived here # the
retus vi the Kin" e cre,ir Peer, and of the re-
sgnutiom of the WI ig WINS nv. lDrge numbers
Immediately assemble the rrinc,p j streets and
sqInres-aivng vent TO their rage iii various ways
Yesterday large nnHD,r of very respectable per.
sons asscmbled nv pre-. ious appointment, & rassed
number of resolutions expressive of their d. salts.
faction a. The conduct of his majesty in this aft IT,
On" of the standards which was carried nv the
procession, represented the King in inverted post
urc. with r"pr &c motto The people feel
hv tlN.,,r e.
outiag"d--cnd their ,.i i..n .e BETRAYED The
rtaie of feeling il ii lIr ali over the Kingdom;
and II is certain That The nation will wait hut
short ii q longer. % Obtain what they rave here
to'ore asked loon. hut which they now de-
mand rs a right. They mutt HAY, III, tn the
nhoie bill. and nothing but the bili--or fear we
sholl have 'rouhIe-surh as England las known
little of for uros past