Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

walked 10 90 alarming an extent, has BEEN In great
time when the painful necessity OF continuing this ssure
OF great but unavoidable severity shall cease; and
given my assent. with unqualified satisfaction to the va
rious saiutary anu remedial which, during the
course oil the present session have been proposed for
my acceptance.
you passed, with respect to the OF that
oil the United Church which 10 established in Ireland and
Tor the immediate aud total abolition y
aud the act for The better regulation OF ures DO ne 10
their riv aud criminal unciious affords ,hs proof
that full reliance may he placed the Parliament Of the
Unied Kingdom tor the introduction OF such benr Ecis
may the welfare OF ALI classes of
my subjects, and thus eHecuAy cem-n, that legislative
uio" which, viii your support, is my de,crn ina ion
IN ain ain invola'e
Gentlemen of the House IF Commons:
thank yo" Tor the supplies which you have granted
you by my direction considerably lower than those
OF me former sessions, and you have wisely appl the
saving which have thus been effected in the dminuiion
OIL Tue pup c burdens In this course Of udcious
my, combned with due regard 10 the exigences Of the
STATE, am persuaded that you will persevere and thus
confirm The title which you have acquired to general cou
fe"ce. a. the faithful guardians OF The honor OF the
Crown and the interests of the people
My Lords and Gentlemen:
In returning to your respective homes, Won will carry
with you the crafty ing reflection that your labors have
been sedulousy employed for the benefit your fellow
subjects
During the recess your attention will be equally d.
rected TO the same important object And in this useful
and honorable discharge both Of your public and private
duties under the blessing Of Divine Providence, conf
IDENTIFY rely for the and support Of my peo
pe IN that love OF liberty and ORDER in that spirit Of in
dusry and obedience the law, aud that moral worth
which constitute the safety and happiness Of naion
As soon as his Majesty had concluded his speech the
Lord Chancellor kneeling, received the Kings
respecting the prorog alton
The Lord Chancellor then said, it is his Majesty royal
will and pleasure, that this present Parliament be now
prooeued and the present Parliament stands prorogued
accordingly TO Wednesday, the 3ist October next.
HIS Majesty rose up, and after bowling the peers and
ambassadors quilted the house, attended same man.
LONDON, Sept. 3-we insert in another column pro-
test Of tho Duke Of Wellington against the bill for the
of the negro slaves in our coionie, in which
ms Grace has been fortunate find three noble
intrepid enough to join him
PORTUGAL
by the African steamer arrived al Falmouth intel.
sence has been received from Lisbon the l7th and
from Oporo to the 2lst u These accounts say that the
capital was in the most settled and tranquil state.
On the 18th there reviews at various quarters of
the city OF the newly formed National Guards who are
chiefly Of the middle classes, and amount fully 900
men.
On the l5h. which happened to be the anniversary OF
the baptism OF Donna Maria Lord william Russell deiv-
cred at the Ievec his credentials as Minister
tary and notice Of the recognition Of the Queen by
Britain The news Of this Immediately spread about
aud great reoicings and ilumin atoms took place.
On the 18Th, The consiutonalists al OPP ro attacked the
remaining number Of the Miguelies outside the lines:
the attack was made at igh, the right Of the enemy
lines, which were Immediately turned, and thrown into
confusion Colonel Racon, with his ancers then rapidly
pursued them for two leagues took between and 400
prsonsr and occasoned them to lose twice that number
in killed and wounded The loss in affair Oh the par,
OF the Pedroites estimated from 81 100 in killed
and wounded
On the 2oh as many as Sc deserters came over within
the space oil two hours and the remainder Of the Miguel
tie ioIce amounting to 5000 marched that day for
Comba. where Gen. Bourmont unde he with
$4,000 dispiriied troops. Don Miguel and Don Carlos
are both stated to be with the army.
The river Douo Is free for all vessels to enter and
several have proceeded n for the purpose
OF loading cargoes Of wine.
MARKETS.
The Corn markets are without interest
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Monday Sent q
Our Cotton market in the early Of the week as rather
at but since Wednesday there has been more doing and
with the exception OF the common kinds of American
which are shade lower, the prices OF all
been fully supported The transactions comprise 47O Sea
Island, at I'D TO 23d with 10 stained, is Id $3.50
Bowed, at 10 Sd TO IL Id $40 Mobile aud Alabama
at Sd TO IL 81; 5000 Orleans 34d to I4 makine
together IL 260 bales; OF which 1900 American $50 Per-
nambuco $50 Maranham, and 200 Surat have
on speculation The mark has been quiet on Saur
day and to-day the sales for the days not
27O0 bags, at previous prices
+. =. 10 letter of James Brown & Co, Sent 4th-
The demand for is still limited than last eek
and low qualities extremely dull