Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-24

berand are to bind themselves by oath enter
humby submit TO the Ministers to the country whe
ther would not be better abandon the Bill al once r
ther than incurso certain and caamous loss or drive
several Dukes TO the odous necessity staying at home
and keeping out of mischiet.-Stn.
LONDON, March THE expected notice in the Ca
Grace OF Wellington and his imator the Marquis OF Lon
dondcry, have got up for the purpose of his
Maesty-has this night made its appearance Itrequires
Lord Chan,6eriains Office, March s.
BY COMMAND OF MAJESTY
NOTICE hereby gwen that all persons having petitions
or addresses TO present His Majesty the evee are 10
write on two cards, with their Names statement of the
object oil such petitions addresses and of the
from whom they come; card 70 be delivered to the
rage IN the ante room and the other the Lord i'm Wait
ing who viii read its contents the time of presentation
to Ills Majesty; and that these occasions no other
statements 10 be addressed TO His Majesty.
POLAND.
ST. Petersburg journals TO the 18th OF February an
"ouhce mat the Emperor, taking into consideration tue
ei1assnen's which the late war must have occasioned
10 me government oil wilma and several other districts
bordering on Poland has granted partial remission of
taxes TO them; and the latter that the Polish
soldiers who had taken refuge Cracow had been ORDER
ed at the insigaion of the three Powers under whose
protection that little republic is placed, quit territory
at once.
Landing Of French Iroops.--We have at a late hour
received by an extraordinary express the Paris papers
OF Yesterday, which bring the important intelligence that
e french expedition had arrived in Italy, ship fhe
ne and gaies entered the harbor of Ancona on the 2fs
ult at six O'Clock in the evening French comissarv
then landed the Pontical troops retired AT once into the
fortress The Austrian General, Grabowski lost no time
III pnbish'ng the following proclamation:
Order Of the Day Feb pa report having spread
hat naval squadron about diSembak some troops
III some harbor the of Papa States and This
news having Tor days been the subject of every
Versa'on good and tranquil citizens in this fact pre-
sage oil melancholy future because the Revolutionary
party reJoced, and conceived from it and chimercal
hopes 1t must be remarked, that whatever NAV be the
movements oil the French vessels such an expedon
ctnila
engaged The troops OF his Imperial Majesty TO enter the
eguon that Is to say principles the object of which is
heier rebellion nor anarchy which overthrow the
authority oil legitimate power The high powers com.
psing France, perfectly agree upon this point
reports be true or false they cana give rise to disquet
respecting the affairs OF the Pontical States feel
called upon 10 give this information TO the troops of the
different corps for their guidance
GENERAL GRABowsKI."
New York, April 10Th
STILL LATER.-We are indebted to the Journal Of
Commerce for London papers the 2Sh ut received NV
the ship Hudson. The Reform Bill was to have had its
last reading in the House of Commons Monday evening
lSn' out the debate was proraced that the vote was
not taken There is doubt however, that il would
and the Courier says ii would certainly be ordered 10
conc reading In the Lords by majority of at least ten
Inc Jug oil war would afterwards in committee In
previous number, that paper assigns n reason for Lord
Grey not immediately creating batch ofpeers that the
necessary selections the House of Commons ,od
dsappoin SO many aspirans that might materially affect
!he OIL In ITS third readings and by diminishing the ma
Joy IN Its avor furnish argument against to the
nti-reformers. Wv
The Cholera spreading in different parts of London
outsu with no alarming rapdity without nerrlutn
business There were 73 new on the 18Th and 45
deaths The whole number OF cases from the commence
ment in London was 800
As TO the affairs of Italy the Courier of the 10TH saws:
The hessdger DIES ChdnbreS of the I7th March, in re-
ference 10 me report OF the intended evacuation of Papal
Italy by both the Austrans French saws that notng
Pove IN Tins respect has been determined on and that
e hng oil Naples has refused 10 allow his 1000 Swiss
Guards TO proceed to Rome The terms of the evacuation
may not have been seted but we have strong
believe that ii has been mutually agreed TO withdraw the
only the Necessity 81 esab 2 the so delay is owing
against renewed Papal tyranny the hand and un-
nsthable revolt the other; it but fair to the Aus
TRAN Cabinet TO state that it has concurred in all that has
been suggested for the ameoaon of the condition of the
subjects of the Pope.
The Courier admits that there will be deficiency or
no small amount in the quarters revenue
Don Miguel had sent expedition 10 succor Madeira
and save 1t from Don Pedro's attempt
Mr. Van Buren, had anintorvieAy with Lord Palmers,on
at the foreign Office on the I7tl
Letters from Lisbon OF the 30th ut state that after the
arrival OF the Sandwich packet on the 2gh of February
with London newspapers of the 22d additional cxerions
were made TO despatch the reinforcement of troops TO Ma
oea ana mat corvette, brig OF war, four store ships
and hive small schooners, had that morning put to sea
ing on board from 1000 1900 troops in the hone of
ing Madeira before the arrival there of Don Pedro
These troops comprised regiments selected for their
loyalty TO Don Miguel but their conduct leaving the
shore was such, make it very doubtful whether that
loyalty could he depended if they found the standard
oil Donna Maria flying, upon their arrival at Madeira
Lisbon was in state of great excitement and many of
ION fedros manesoes and procamaiions had not only
oeeh circulated, but actually posted the Convent and
Irch doors and even close TO the gates of the arsenal
No proceedings had been instituted for ENFORCING thc
ioan although scarcely half had been collected but
hey were daily expected take place-more especially
against Baron Quinclla Political arrests were occurring
daily. Ns
Don Miguel in the midst of all this, had gone I'D the
river to Palace about twenty miles from Lisbon upon
shooting excursion.
The Constudonass highly delighted at the intel
gence contained in the Courier of the 22I of February
that the English and French Governments had nternoscd
TO prevent Spain from interfering in the affairs of Port-
gal That she meant TO have done so there can he M
doubt, as the troops the frontiers-Loadon Co
rier Of 1911 of March.
As soon contemporaries have given circulation IN
very dscouragng account Of the state of the Quarters
revenue, we have made inquiries into the facts and are
able TO TO communicate The following information The
commissioners for the redemption OF the National Debt
have met, and have asceraned that up the 18th inst
there was no surplus Revenue for the redemption of
further portion OF the debt This fact the Commissioners
VIII announce, and they will, at the same time state Of
hcay the amount OF the deficiency for the last wear 10 be
IO0OOO which Is already known through other channels
DIR. Howe, citizen OF the United States of America
VINO was sent 10 Berlin by the Polish Committee of Paris
oil which he is member for the purpose distributing
ree 10 the refugees traversing Prussia on their wav 10
france has been arrested at Berlin and thrown into pr
SON. when the letter which brought this intelligence
sent of, none Of his friends had been allowed access IN
characterization. "
EsHDSVEtLa'S OFFICE.
In NyNJ