Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

the matter TO the house officially He had been asked who
Their the interference Of Russia by marching her troops into
Turkey had been with the sanction Of the Of
h country and that Of France whether that step had
oeen In opposition their wishes! In reply 10 that
question he would remark tina, at that time the Govern
ment OF his country did think necessary 10 offer any
opposition to the step taken by Russs, because that power
had in,en Of Withdrawing tho troops
from Turkey, they had accomplished q specihc
object That object had, would appear been effected.
and he bound TO say tina, Russia had acted Up the
spirit OF the communication by withdrawing her troops
With respect to the papers asked for the Hon. Baronet
he regretted that he in condition TO Law them
before the House, because they had yet had
before said come into his possession When the Govern
was in possession OF the Treaty alluded to. would
then be time Tor them TO consider, after due deberson
on its Objects and purposes. and probably effects, what
step. Il any, it would be necessary to adopt.
Colonel Evans expressed his satisfaction at the expana.
ton given by the Noble Lord bu, the tune no
had hoped he would have offered We some
opinion as regarded the treaty
Lord Paine ston had merely stated end that oil he
could do that having knowledge Of the contents Of tho
treaty. II was impossible for him TO express any opinion
uPoni'.
Mr. {. Ferguson wished call the attention Of the
Noble Lord to the TACT that this question. whether
this country was not called upon by Turkey for assistance
before she made the application 10 Russia, had not been
replied to.
Lord Palmerston begged pardon for having omitted that
point perfectly true that the spplicson had been
made to this country for naval assistance, but from cir
cumstsnces, Il was not granted
The first session of the first Reformed British Psrlia
me"t would was undersiood be closed by the King in
person on Thursday. 29ih August. II has been very
long, and certainly important, onethough infer from
Tue Tenor oi the papers, by satisfactory to tho
whole Of the nation Three important acts, however IL
had passed: that Tor the OF slaves In tho
ones; that renewing the charter Of the Bank, and that
renewing, with most essential modifca ons the East In.
Ma Comp'nys charter So completely were the MEM
bers tired out by the length Of the session. complete
did the love Of grouse shooting (Which commences on
the 18th Of August prevail tho Of legislative
obiigauon that the most prominent measures were,
cordng to the Spectator decided by "abou forty Peers,
and about twice as many Commoners."
So fragrant this abuse, that during the discussion Of
an important clause in the Bank charter BILL Sir John
Wrouesiey took occasion TO make the following remarks
respecting the small attendance Of membesin the House:
That clause was so important that he impressed
with feeling OF upon it, seeing the state in which
the House then That Parliament had been elected
under the Impression that oil nonopoies should cease Bv
looking at the public papers, he found that 800 out of
ae sos members toere pledged at the husngs to
he repeal ~ az nOnopoiies particularly the Bank
one OF the most inportont Of a there scere not above
IDfy members present.
The clause passed by majority of 40 to I6l
ihe Dill Tor the repeal OF the foreign enlistment act
Peers for of time. Lords Grey and Brosgham both
pledged themselves, however, vote for Il at the next
session. This act prohibits any British subject from serv-
ing abroad and IL was in conformity with itun eions
'hai Admiral Napier was struck from the British Navy
rolls al er his gallant victory Miguers feet
In France all seemed quiet. The imprisoned Mjnsers
OF Charles X were, said. about 10 be transferred
from Ham TO Blaye the place Of detention OF the
Duchess OF Berr King Philip about visiting the sea
coast and at Dcppe give succession of naval and
other fetes
Spain seems he again suspense by reason of the 70.
newed illness OF the King. II is rumored that Yea
Bermudez who has complete ascendancy in the ministry
playing into the hands of Don Carlos and that the pre.
tensions OF that prince in opposition those Infanta
WILL the event OF the Kings DEATH be sustained by that
minister.