Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29
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LATEST FROM ENcLAND.-By the ship Thomas
Dickson, Capt Anthony, arrived Saturday morHng,
10 the 18th ult
Tho Cholera was decreasing in London--tho new cases
on the 10Th were only 0I deaths -. Total number OF
cases IN that city 228i-dcaths 1913. Total number OF
case. ~ Great Britain 7635-,leaths 2575
Advccs from Paris OF the Sh, that the eases of
IhoieTa were augmcnng in that place; but the deaths
were daily diminishing, aud it hoped the worst was
over Mr. Pcrcr, the Prime Minister, was attacked with
'hS disease, but was on the recovery.
The House OF Lords engaged ia the disc sson of tho
Reform Dill The Times of the iIh says .,vc have every
rca on 10 be satisfied with the progress Of the discussion
50 lar as lthaS and with the prospect OF the final issue
so Lar a. can be inferred from hat is already known
The Duke OF buckingham has given notice that after
the Easter recess, Gin OF the rejection of the bin now
under conSderation) he shall bring forward new bill
10 give the right OF sending members TO Param ent
to large towns which, from their commercial aud trailing
s'u"oh' may appear TO have become entitled TO be repre-
Sensd IN Parliament, and which now represencd
ana also 10 consolidate certain OF the booughs now send
Ing members TO Parliament. so as to make room without
e The numbers proposed TO be added by the
oil Tue large towns aforesaid also extend the rie Int
OF Nonng IN all borOughS to be therein specified i'm such
manner as without dcprving any person of his franchise
VINO now possesses one, may prevent any individual from
unduy influencing the election of members of Parliament
within the said borough
london, April ll--ln the money market bn, little bu
SeSS mas been done, or j. likely 20 be done till the Sc
CONF reading OF the Bi is settled. The brokers were
yesterday mailing up their accounts and WATCHING for Tho
termination OF the Options Consols, both for money and
Tor the Account, all day 50 - to 5S Tho cr h
ing the closing price. Money was plentiful
In the Colonial Market but little has hecn done =, i
early part ct the weekthc public sales to-day were in
co,uetabe, but as lar as they went, Coffee has maintain
cd us pcc and Foreign Sugar experienced even am adj
vance; Inc Exchange remained pretty nearly the same
Important negotiations arc said in letter from Con,,on
nople 10 be loo, in that city, for the restitution of M
GicrS TO the Porte 1t is also stated that there is Haiti
Schcri OF the Sultan, declaring that the of
Egypt Gambia and Jeda, shall for the present remain va
S1h,' 10 Dc disposed OF according the future conduct of
NIehemet Pacha, and his lhrihim Pacha
hds dcsna claJ ~
ague that his return is expected, this day or TO. morrow
aud That on his arrival, the Three Powers will rav the
treaty OF independence with without the appreciation of
as great Is ever.
These papers Of the sh notices of the affairs of
ue,y, winch IL authentic, are rather dsquicng 1t is
'''d mat The French are completely bcScgcd by The Pa
PAL ana Austrian troops in Ancona, the former making the
inner and the Latter line The Pone troone il i
SAID have been encouraged by the Aurans TO rn,non
the French 10 quit the place or in the event of refusal
10 o'aGN 'nemi ana ~ Is said, the latter have pledged
themselves To second AMI support them These accounts
however rest on the authority of private letters and re-
fuirc confirmation. ~ -
ne adjourned debate on the Reform Bill was resumed
Yesterday The Earl Of Shrewsbury opened the debate
strongly urging the adoption OF the bill The Earl of
H'"H,eid again opposed the Bill hut the Earl of Harrow
ny ~ considerable length argued support of the second
reading. The Duke oil Wellington then once more on
posed the bill altogether, submitting that the only so
course for their Lorlships and the country Wa t -,
inc brl lie added that he would extend his hest aen
ton to the Duke of Buckinghams Bill should il ever he
brought forwards and that far he understood its object
was altogether different from the bill now before tho
LOUISE a.. Ioid "Lanham opposed the bill altogether
LOT" harhcic, (who last session moved that The bill be
rJ@c'eu) supported The second reading admitting that the
country was decidedly Tor reform, and that question
ought TO be considered in committee with Wow IN lie adj
lie regretted the course pursued by the Duke
o ellington, but said that circumstances had ravon,o
his Grace iom being able to watch the growth of nuhic
npnon His LOrdship further observed that boiyevcr
the hinE name might have been used heretofore now
was not IN the power Of the King himself 10 stay t DO
sire for reform. After remarks from thc Earl If WI
che''ea' the debate was further adjourned till this day