Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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Yesterday, after paper had gone icpress we were
politely furnished by Captain A. NJ Rose, Of the ship
Shenandoah. below, with London popcrs the 18th and
Liverpool 10 the 10Th January, ncsye.We suboin the
news by this arrival.
Parliament re-assembed the I7th The Morning
Chronicle
'y sc:t of ac understanding the subject of Reform
has been seldom brought forward of late in order that the
period of the Holidays might be exempt from cxcemen,
and agitation. The rcpose will have given fresh vigor 10
The combatants. We must prepare for desperate
struggle; for must not be supposed that the Borough
mongcrs will yield 10 any thing short of stern ceri
nation on the part oil the people not TO be tried h
LATEST FROM FRANCE
The ship Hull, at Philadelphia, in 80 DAYS from Dor.
dcaux, brings Paris papers 10 the DIST January cona;nn
London dates 10 the 18TH
The British House of Commons re-assembled on Tues
day the l7th being the first time since the holidays Some
conversation took place on the Reform Bill motion by
Mr. Croker Tor certain returns the subject, and the
Lord Advocate gave notice tat he should bring i'm the
Scotch Bill on Thursday. The house afterwards went
into committee on the expenses of Buckingham Palace
The Lords merely assembled pro orma and almost i'm
mediatey adjourned, no business being before them.
Upon the conduct Of Russia with reference TO the Lon
don Conference, and the twenty four articles the London
Courier OF the 10Th, holds this language 1--WE are re-
quested TO correct impression which appears to have
gained ground that the Emperor of Russia had hec
guilty OF gross breach of faith in refusing TO ra,ify The
treaty OF the conference, after having ratified the ri ar,i
ccs on which ii based, he received tbem
We are assured that far from having done this he
caused 10 be inmated that he would not consent TO al
low the King OF holland TO be rcaed; and that al.
though after having received despatch from his
lenares at this court representing that the prolab can
sequences OF his refusal would be strengthen the French
interest in Cabinet lac expressed hinselin such way
as TO justify belief that he would either ratfy the trea
at least not oppose obstacles its being done b Ans
tra and Prussia; he made any pledge on ,he
subec and cannot therefore, be accused of HAVING bro
ken his faith with the conference
According TO the London Times of the I7ti i. was r,-
incurred that Casimr Perier had sent two gentlemen :,
communicate with the English Government on The ocs
ton oil the Belgian ortresses and that the answer would
determine that Minister'S stay in Office or the contrary
INC fines addS;-one reason that would justify strong
sentiment OF regret in the breasts OF enlightened English
men at ms retirement Che ahanonmcnt suS-
pension which follow such catastrophe of te pro-
spects which have been time entertained that irea-
oil commerce might soon be negotiated between these
two countries, Terms of solid benefit TO their mutual in
tees and oil high satisfaction 10 the feelings all homes,
and intellectual men in boih.''
In the French hamber of Deputies the BUDGET conti
nucd Tive prominent topic OF discussion. During Il recent
debate OF the speakers, M Jules de la Rochcfoucall
compared the Budget of America with that of France:
and maintained that, il all the various charges which c
population of the United States subjected in different
shapes were brought into it, the amount would give an
average OF 35i for each individual, while that of France
was only 3lf for each inhabitant
General Lafayette has addressed crcuart TO the mem
ers OF the Chamber of Deputies in which he states tina,
having read article in the Revue Bannique referred
TO in tie Aioniteur, upon the comparative departmental
expenses OF France and America, and being struck with
the manifest errors ii contained he had consulted the
DRAFTED American writer, Mr. Fennmore Cooper and all
so Cen Bernard who has resided fifteen years in Amc-
RIGA, from whose concurrng evidence it resulted that the
whole Budget of the u. States amounted only TO Il7
4O2O5l francs soc. which divided by IL S56,Ig7 the
number of inhabitants, gives average OF III 17c for
each ndvidnal instead Of from 3lf 35f asserted
the Revue Brannque, while the ordinary French Bud
get of $780, which amounted TO 07l 49,. gives il di-
vicdb 0OO the number ofnhabiants, average
of 2Sf l2c. per head.
SPAIN.
EStrac; of private letter from Madrid, dated the 9th
inS Immediately after Council of Minister'S an order
was despatched to the Military Comnandans of northern
provinces TO retain only the troops strictly necessary for
the different garsons, and to send all the others towards
Gaicia and Estramadura. Orders have likewise been
sent to Pampeluna for two of the regiments from the
rson TO be marched TO Gacia The intention of this is TO
keep bodies OF troops upon the frontiers OF Portugal
dy TO enter that kingdom, in the expedition of Don
Pedro should effect landing; for in spite of the cabinets
of London and Paris, the King is resolved TO take part
with Don Miguel Let NJ Perier and Lord Grey tax c
warning. There have been very warm alterations be
tween NJ. Calonarde, the Minister of Justice and Saa-
Ear, Minister of the Marine the latter, consequence
has resolved TO send in hsresignation.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Jan. Information has inst reached us that
courier arrived in Paris on Sunday afternoons bringing
intelligence that the Cabinet of St Pctcrsburg had after
several discussions, to determination not to raiIy
the treaty OF the conference in IFS present state that
Tue Austrian cabinet has to similar decision with
out requiring any further tine for considerations would
appear therefore, that not the slightest hope be en-
erained OF an exchange of Publications The 3sl
INST and that the treaty to be adopted AT all it win be
after having undergone very material notifications We
stated yesterday that tho Prsan Court announced IFS in
cnli0n oil rdtying, but with condition The condition
as stated in the information now before US is that the r,-
calon should be exchanged together with those Of all
he other powers, but not otherwise consequently is
dead letter. suppong that either Of the other Powers re-
ucsio ray In publishing the facts they have reached
us we merely fulfil what conceive TO be our duty TO
our readers We may, at the time, be allowed TO
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