Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-28
FOR EIGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship Sovereign. Capt Kearney from Lon.
don via Portsmouth, April l2th arrived New York on
Monday.
The editor of the Courier & Enquirer has received by
this vessel London dates the evening Of the lIh April
being five days later than those last received.
We are forciby struck by the smost unanimous Cpl.
MON OF the London press that the present Wing Ministry
in England has become unpopular. Even the Times and
The Courier admit the fact unhesaingly Their msori-
ties IN The House OF Commons have gradually dinn
shng as the season advanced and their supporters have
been beaten the election ground by Tories Rad
Gals he city oil London has recently returned to the
House OF Commons known Tory, Mr. LyaI and reject
ell Alderman Venabes, friend the Grey Administers.
radical has been elected and Mr. Murray, proessed
friend of Minister'S rejected AT SunderIAn and the
city OF Glouceser the Ministerial candidates have also
been beaten. We cannot but think the result OF these
elections and the course taken by the London jour-
nails, and particularly the Times,-which always follows
the public opinion Indicative of an spproach-
ing change the British Cabinet and il change should
take place. would probably produce different system
OF foreign az well as OF internal policy.
copy the first Proclamation issued by the Lord Lien
tenant oil Ireland, under the Coercion Bill declaring
the county and city of Kilkenny of insubordna.
lion and disturbance and the inhabitants in
liable TO the enacted restrictions.
There is nothing important from France. violent
debate had taken place in the Chamber of Deputies
aon 10 the journal called La Tribune, which accused
one OF The member, OF the Chamber OF receiving month
ly stipend from tho government NJ Pcrsi one Of the
members engaged in tho discussion Is Judge Of the Roy
al Court, at any eminent of the Paris
bar-Thc editor Of La Tribune ordered TO appear
before the Chamber and it not improbable that the mari
mum OF the penalty which IL in the power OF the Cham
Der to nlic viz five years imprisonment, will be applied
to him.
From Holland, we perceive nothing OF an authentic
character deserving OF particular notice. The Bcgisns
complain loudly of the neconcy OF the blockade OF tho
Dutch PORTS kept up by the British and French squadrops
This has clearly not been attended with the ef-
feet expected from i for the King of Holland seems rs
determined in his resistance and the Begans arc
evidently suffering under the uncertainty in which
they are placed
IRELAND.
First Proclamation IF the Irish Government under the
Dublin, April7.The Lord Licstenan has already ex,
ercised the power confded to bin by the Act for
sing disturbances and dangerous kssociao,s i; irfJ
ne suoIoned Proclamation, EXTENT ,nn n,ov;s;>n. =.
,e ' ~ we e'u". city Of Kilkenny, appeared In
lamaon will appear early the present week prohibiting
The meetings. OF tho Volunteers the and Is
Trades Union. -
"By The Lord Lieutenout and Council Of Ireland.
ga PROCLAMATION.
"ANGLEsEY."Wbereas, by an ct passed in Nh ,l,;,d
year OF his present Majestys reign entitled IAN Act for
The eHecua suppression Of Local Disturbances and
Dangerous Associations in Ireland amongst other
things enacted That shall and may he lawful for The Lord
Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors in Ire
land, with the advice Of his Majesys privy Covnc In
Ireland at any time after the passing the said Act and
rom hne to time during the continuance thereof as oc-
casion ihereo may require to his their Procss-
on, declaring any county, county city or county of
Town III Ireland any portion thereof respe TO
De III UGH slate Of disturbance ard as I'd,
require the application OF The provisions of the said sct
wow we the Lord Lieutenant, do, by this our Procla-
nation, in pursuance aud execution Of The said Act and
by and with the advice Of his Maosiys Pnyy Council de-
clare the County Of Kilkenny, the County Of the City Of
hikenny the City oil Kilkenny and the Liberties Of tie
SAID City, TO be in such state OF disturbance and insuo
dination, a. to require the application OF said Act.
And we 60, by this our Proclamation, warn The inha.
btants OF The said County OF Kilkenny the City Of The
County Of Kilkenny, the City Of Kilkenny and The Ii