Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
FOR EI<aN.

one o ctock-By the Columbia, Captain Britton,
have received London dates 10 the 2S Ia July from which
we make the following extracts No Liverpool papers
have yet been received.
in the Lords the Lord Chancellor took his seat on the
Woolsack at o'clock. Dingle and Lapwortb, two ind
viduas who have been in custody OF the Arms
for refusing appear their Lordsps' bar give
dence on the Warwick Dstraucisement Bill brought
up and upon their undertaking TO appear and give evil
dence whenever called upon to do they ordered
TO be discharged upon payment OF their fees. 81
Ii was then ordered that the Warwick Bill should be fur
Their projected with Tuesday next 10 o'clock in the
morning
Soon alter o'clock, Mr. Charles Wood, accompanied
by several other members of the House oil Commons, pre-
scented the bill at their Lordshps' bar. The Bill was re-
ceived, aud on the motion oil Lord Melbourne read first.
and ordered 10 be read second time this day. Their
Lordships then Adjourned.
The Commons met at twelve o'clock.
Lord Althorp moved the order OF the day for the third
reading oil the Irish Disturbance Suppression Bill MIR.
Romayne, amendment, ven s'Ths the Bill be read
third time that day six monh."-Aler some discussion
tGe House divided, and there appeared for the
2l against it, S2.-The Bill was then read third time.
Mr. OConnel then proposed 10 insert in the B. two
Clauses oprovide that nothing i'll the bill should be
sued TO prevent officers being tiled by civil tribunal Tor
offences committed against indi, duss conversation
some length followed and terminated in division, when
there aIpeaied for the clauses ~; against the 90
Upon the question that the Bill do pass another division
took place, when The numbers for the passing Of the
Bill 90; againsi % The Bill then passed. and
the Lords.
The House then resolved itself into Committee on the
Stamp Acts, aud leave was given 10 bring in Bill
peal The Stamp Duty upon AImsuacks.
In reply TO question put by MIR. ODwyer, Lord Pal
merston said the opinion OF the Law officers of Grow
was that General Moreno amen able any bu-
nal in this country.
The House Adjourned at quarter past FIVE.
We have received the Paris papers OF Friday. The
portion OF their contents which is most interesting tina
which relates TO Spanish AFFAIR." and the progress OF Don
Carlos The accounts given in The difeI journals
contradictory in the extreme By Of them is
ed That the Prince continues TO act with great
combining himself TO the mountainous parts oil the country
and siudousy avoiding descent into the plain, which
General Rod is most anxious 20 draw him. Other ac-
counts represent him proceeding in his enterprise with
every prospect OF Ultimate success and that his
ag MIS- actively employed in the purchase Of arms and
ammunition for his service, both in France and Eng
The indicator Of Bordeaux says, The report OF
surreciion at Madrid, meets cre, here" The fol-
lowing il The only extract by these papers:
The Journal de Paris says 80 Don Carlos continues
retired in the mountains, studiously avoiding descent
10 the plain, where General Rodil wishes draw him
No news oil engagement has yet been received Let
tiers received today from Rol that he
Ken all necessary measures, and expresses confident
hope of success"
Brussels papers TO the 24h instant received last
night. by the extracts which have given below it
will be that the 18th instant Don Miguel was
still at Turin, though his residence there was not expect.
ed TO be OF long continuance His inclination appears
would lead him 10 Vienna, but doubts are entertained
whether II would suit the policy OF that Court TO rece
HIM al present Should such be Tie case he has deter
mined 10 FIX his residence Rome. These papers con.
tain no information any other subject.