Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-21

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,urs of these commune atoms was led to Dc
eve that the three first clauses OF the act
I mean which refer to meetings IN Inc pdi!.' H.
Ireland not proclaimed-were not esseIt ea,y,
necessary, and that they might De oIi'.eu ~ ~
the new bill without endangeflng 1he peat ~
Ireland. Under this impression, 9 pstt Ion
the renewal Of these clauses. MY hlglt mn nun
Friends the Members for inverness, Ior Jam
bridge, for Edinburgh, and for Coventry, agre gree;
with me in making this objection. ne Cau
net, however, decided against U.s. anu VIC L.
to consider whether we would acquiesce III tl'l'
decision, or whether we would preah up tno W
vernment. We decided that it was our duty 10
acouiesce. Upon the most careful consloeIa-
ton which have been enabled 70 give , 70 t ;
point since, am convinced that WIN tie ih'-
perfect knowledge We then had OF what i,au DC
Cured, we were rightin so dong. leil no~
ever that in such circumstances, Wisht oe
placed in great difficulty and embarrassment
dmring the progress of this measure through this
House But when, on Thursday last, neaIo
the statement of my Right Hon. Friend, the Be-
cretary for Ireland, and then lor the Hfsl tne
was made aware of the nature OF tue Coil''ulii
cation which he had made to the hon. ato
Learned Gentleman, thought it most pfooaple
that the difficulties in when l sh0n,u pe p.a.,
would prove to be insuperable.-The depate on
Monday night on the motion of the Hon ana
Learned Gentleman proved to me that they
were So and convinced me that could no long
er conduct the business OF Government III t'lis
House with credit to my self or with advantage
to the public. ] accordingly wrote that nisht
10 Lord Grey, and requested him to tender my
resignation to his Majesty, which his Males
ty has been graciously pleased to accept am
authorised by my Right Hon. Friends to whom
have alluded, to say that they approve OIL ana
concur in the step which have taken silaii
be extremely sorry il the course winch nave
pursued on this occasion should be disapproved
(alI | SlOu0
more grieved iii should not be approved OF by
that large oody of Gentlemen in this House, who
have reposed so much confidence in me, and
who. by their handsome and steady support,
have enabled me to maintain position Tor
which my abilities would otherwise have so lit
tie qualified me. (Great cheering) Sir, have
now made the statement, and it may perhaps
be requisite for me to add, that shall continue
to carry on the ordinary pubic business until
my successor shall have been appointed. The
Noble Lord was repeatedly cheered during his
statement; and, when he sat down, the cheers
were repeated with great enthusiasm.
MONDAY, July 18TH.
: In the morning sitting the House was prlncl-
pally occupied in receiving petitions. In the al
ternoon sitting the Speaker took the chair short
iy after FIVE O'Clock, at which time the House
was crowded in every part.
Lord ALrHoRp then rose amidst the greatest
anxiety, and said, he had to move that the
-, House should adjourn till Thursday next. -
have to state" said his lordship, that lord Mel
bourne has received his Majesty's commands
to lay before him the plan ofan administration.
That being the case, should hope the house
would feel that the same reasons which induced
the house to adjourn during the former days,
would also induce if to adjourn till Thursday, by
which time the plan Of the administration Will
be in a state to be laid before the house"
The Speaker then put the question that the
house do adjourn nil Thursday next which was
seconded and agreed TO.
IRELAND.
At the latest advices the cholera continued to
rage in Dublin with uiabated violence, while
not only the poor, but persons who have all the
good things of this world at their command, are
snatched away within a few hours after they are
first attacked.
! Great distress prevailed in Thnres and Tip
perary, and Of a population of 1000, in the for
mer place, it is dscertained that no fewer than
2460 are in absolute want OF all the necessares
of life.
FRANCE.
| From the returns of the late elections it APP
pears that the Ministers will have very large
majority in the House Of Deputies. Their
force is estimated at about $50 that of the oppo-
sition about 90, and the no party men 80. The
Carlists have returned only about dozen OF
their friends.
SPAIN
ed at Paris express great doubts whether the
disease that had occasioned so much apprehen-
sion in the Spanish capital was any thing more
than the ordinary cholera morbus.-The Cor
ties, however, were to meet at the appointed
time, if the cholera came in good earnest or
not But the place of their first meetings was
most likely to be transferred to the town Of Sc
govia, in the province of the same name, on &C.
count of that towns proximity to the royal res
idence of San Ildefonso, to which the Regent
has, in her alarm about the Cholera, lately reti-
red
! Don Francisco Martinez DE La Rosa has is
sued proclamation in the name of the Queen,
settlrg forth the facts and circumstances which
daily present the cause ofthe legitimate throne
and the nation in more favorable point ofview,
and which form the basis Of their present well
fare and their future hopes.
Late and Important Neus
Winners NEWSPAPER OFFICE }
Liverpool, 6 p. M. July 16.
The Standard, on the authority of their Paris
cOrreSpOndent announces the arrival of Don