Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
FOR EEGN.
Continuation Of Foreign Ds.os, ,oih Liverpool dates 10
the An September

TO
the An September.
PARLIAMENT CLOSING PROCEEDINGS
three days OF the session business the following bills
among Others were passed. aud made ready for the roya
signature, viz:
The Court of Chancery Regulation Bill the In6rmarss
Ireland the Jures Ireland the Civil List Charges the
Merchant Seaman's Wages the Chancery Offices Re
ton, the Land Tax Commission, the Buckingham Palace
he Edinburgh Annuity, the Consolidated Fund the 1.-THE
Commission the Bank Charter, the Tea Duties the Fac
tories tor, Regulation the Court OF Exchequer the Dover
BIZ the Bank Noies (Stamp Duiies Bill the inheritance
Bill, the Roman Catholic Marriages Nreland) Bill
FeREfGN AFFAIRs.-In the House OF Commons, Aug
Zoth Mr L. Atwood repeated the several questions put
by Col Evans on former occasion, aud made some re.
Elections on the foreign policy pursued by the Govern
ment with respect TO America, Poland, Turkey Spain
nay' anu Portugal 10 the questions put by the hon
ncmoer' LoFd pa'merston replied-l. lie aware
officially, OF any treaty between the United States and
Holland having been recently concIuded.-2. When
last year Tor maritime assistance, the Government was
under the necessity of having fleets in the North
ana on lhe iagus; therefore, without application
10 Parliament, which was not then sitting, IL va. i'm
possible TO comply efficiently with the Suats request
ana 10 nave lee IN the Mediterranean that would have
conperted with the naval dignity OF this country The
decision Of the Governnen was not in anv wav ne result
OF threat on the part of Russia As TO any
from me Pacha OF Egypt Engl,nd being in alliance wi Il
me Porte, nothing OF the kind could he receiyed.-l
WIN respect to Lord Durham mission, IL was OF a pc.
neral character, aud TO supply the place OF the
Ambassador who had quilted account OF III health
ha' mssch wasperecy successful, and had given salts
faction TO the Government and to his Maieayo5 Count
Orion bad not been sent 10 this country on any
ms MISSION was 10 the Hague he came 10 England only
as distinguished trsyelIeT.-6 As TO Portugal the rule
WAS never 10 Interfere in dome site quarrc but
cases might arise in which Government would be hound
to take some step
In The House Of Lords. Aug. 26tb the Duke of Rich.
ohh moved ceTAlD returns espec Ing The number OF let
tiers sent from Liverpool to The United States Ordered
u appears that The entire has occupied 1872 dsys
ana l2IO hours or the average nine hours dny
however since Essier, frequently twelve hours y but
hat ormer and recent sessions fewer days and not
more man. on the average. FIVE hours.
LIE SPEAkER'S SPEECH TO THE KING ON
TIE PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT
ne Speaker, with about 60 or 10 members ppeared
81 ,he oar, aud delivered the following speech -
m"y please your Majesty,
~, We your Malesy's fdhful Commons of the United
n,ns.on ol Great Britain and Ireland attend your Ma
Jes WIN onr last blu Of supply
H,," '3'e w reviewing labours of the Last seven
,n""T' nay lhink, be truly said that the history of
Parliament VIII not furnish ses,i,n So vLoII, 80
and overwhelmed with matter. so va,ioo. an2 GO EGG',
M their character, and 50 deeply muortnt l b i, Wv
teress OF The empire ds this session which svitt 80 A.
Jestys pernis-iOn, ~ now about 10 close " "
"Slre, we have applied or anxious at,eo,;o q, a. .
completing new arrangements with the Bank Of Footed
10 the renewal Of the charter Of the East In,, C
hy-to the opening Of the trade and commerce. of H.;
country with Climatic the abolition Of slavery in the
"est ihhla coonesto the revsal and alteration Of the
,emPorahes OF H part Of established church in Ire
70 VIC ln'Kg COOL the payment the 1.-THE owners
Hsdnn o. nose arrears 90 which they we're legally en-
uueu, Out OF winch from the disturbed state of some
V 1"e country tbey have been illegally depryed-and 10
we enea,our (and, hope, experience already enables
me 10 add, the successful endeavour to restore he pub