Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
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From the New York Evening S,aI. 1
LATER FROM ENGI.ANn

The news from the Continent furnishes nothing later
than before received The cause oil the Queen in Spain
presented more favourable appearance, although more so
10 powerful reforming party who strenuousy urge the
peoples claim, in the midst of the royal
The elective strength Of the French army is fixed as
$4,000 men, The news from Portugal is to the
cause OF the young Queen.
New York papers to the 18th January had been re-
ceived in London. Consos OH that ,iay were Ss5S Tn.
principal matter of interest is the Kings speech OIL the
opening oil Parliament, which suhjoin.
my Lords and Gentiemen--In calling you again to.
gether Tor me discharge OF your high duties rely with
entire confidence oh your zeal aud diligence on your sim
cere devotion 10 the public interests your in
supporting on It's ancient foundations and in the jus, dis
tibuon OF its powers, the established Constitution of the
State These qualities emneny distinguished your labors
during The last session in which and more
important que sons brought under the
OF Parliament than at any session of duration
vi the measures which have in received the
sanction oil The Legislature, one OF the difficult and
inporian, was the bill for the abolition of slavery The
manner in which that beneficial measure has been re-
ceivsd throughout the British Colonies the progress
already made in carrying into by the Lewis
aure oil jamaica affords just grounds for anticipating the
happest results.
Many other important subjects will still call for your
most attentive consider alton. The reports which | will
order to be laid before you from the commissioners an
pointed TO inquire into the state Of the municipal corpora
tons; into the administration and effect Of the poor laws
ana INTO ecclesiastical revenues and patronage in Eng
land and Wales, cannot fail afford you much useful in
formation by which you will be enabled Judge of The
nature ana extent oil existing defects ana and
in what manner the necessary corrections NAV in due
season, be safely and beneficiaily applied.
II mas Oeen inc constant AIM oil policy to IN
my people The uninterrupted enjoyment the blessing of
peace. In this have been much assisted bv the sool
understanding which has been happily established be-
tween my government and that of France and the ,ssr
ances which receive OF the friendly disposition of the
Other powers OF the Continent give confidence in The
continued success Of my endeavors.
have however, 10 regret that a final settlement ha
tween Holland and Belgium has yet been effected and
that the civil in Portugal still continues You ma,
De that shall be careful and anxious avail nv
sell oil any opportunity which may afford me the means of
assisting the establishment OF stale OF serenity and peace
IN countries, the Interests OF which so materially con-
nected with those of my dominions
Upon the death OF the late King of Span 7 d; mo, h.
state TO recognize the succession of his infant Jauo
ana SHAH watch With the greatest sscitude tie
VI events which may affect her COVE and
ence, the peaceabie settlement OF which is of The
OF Europe. '"f'''"y
The peace of Turkey since the settlement ,ba, ,vos
mace WIN Mehemet ALL has not been interruped-anJ
WIZ moi, trust be threatened with any danger Ii will
nc my OBJECT 10 prevent any change in the of ,h
mp;re with other powers, which might endanper its In
stability. =" 'u
Gentlemen of The House of Commons
have directed the Estimates for the ensuinp ve,r 4, M
laid before you e ''"' W NC
They have been framed with view 10 the s,rictes,
10 the public service '''
am confident that may rely on your enlightened
tauo'ism and on the cheerful acquesce nee Of nv peo
nc ,o' supplying means which be required TO uuhol
he honor OF my Crown and the interests OF INV on;p;
ihe accounts which will be laid before yo, of the
re rsren"e' as compared with The expenditure will
re found most satisfactory ' van
My Lords and Gentlemen:
l have TO lament the Continuance of ,;s,ros, 80
the proprieors and occupiers of land though in oil
pects The state oil the country both as IL, iner
uahqni'y and lis commerce and manufactures Affords
Iuent. ro 'P'o'e-
The acts passed in the last for carrying into ef
iect various saluary and remedial measures in IIaa
arc now w oPera!ion and further improvements NAV b.,
expected TO result from the commissions which have Ieen
issued for other important objects of inquiry ~"
recommend TO you the early consideration nj sucb
o me ltnes that part of The
Kingdom as may extngush all jus, causes Of COMPLAIN
without injury 10 the rights and properlv If anu t. ',
my SUBJECTS or 10 any institution Church or State
The public tranquility has generally preserved and
the state OF all the provinces of Ireland presents uoo1 the
period during the last year. - " Wy
But have seen with feelings of deep regret and lust
huienaon The continuance of attempts 10 excite the peo
PIE OF mat country 10 demand Repeal of the IcoisIfv.
Union. This bond OF national strength and s,s,a
nave already declared my fixed and unalterabe reso
uou' uusr 'he blessings OF Divine Providence 10 main.
tain nvloIae by all the in my power In sunnor
OF w determination, cannot doubt The jealous and e
'eeIuai co operation Of my Parliament and my people
TO the practices which have been used TO produce die
affection TO the State, and mutual dsrus All ; us
iy between the people OF the Two countries il ch;g =,
DC attributed he spirit oil characterization which, though
oil the law, has been but percepdbie in man
many i"s'dh-
To none moe than to the deloded insruroon,s &c -,
agitation thus perniciouy excited is tie continuance -"
such spirit productive of the most ruinous consnn
ces ana the uoiied and vigorous exetons of the Iova
III tne ALL oil The Government. i'm
periousiy required TO put end to a system, nj evc;,
ana violence, Which, while il Continues is desruc,;y ~
he peace oil society, and ii successful must iuevit,hI
prove fatal 10 the power and safety OF The United KIM
dom. '" mug
Having delivered the speech his majesty reer.1
Prayers were Then read, and the House was adjourned
during pleasure. I"e'
, The following notices Of motions and bills were made on
the iirs day OF the session. ~ VI
FOR The Total abolition Of imprisonment for doh, ~
qng h'o me Pension LiSt-the repeal Of tie malt tax
on Tie marriage OF dissenierst abolition Of nooa =;
The army the repeal OF the Septcnnial l,y-be
OF tie Bishops iroiD the House of Lords ''
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The debate in bath bo,ses If D.
h1mehi last night, on the address to he eyered q, H.
htJesy' furnishes much less matter of interest than icLt
nave Oeen expected The speeches the radical
WERE az might have been ina gined direc,ed ,o ,,
'axaon-Iose oil the Tories questions of core;,n 80
cy' In The Lords, the Duke of WeIng,o, tool o 81
upon Tie latter point; bat the speech of Earl Grew in oI
50 complete an answeri1 every respect that he
ylIi not now make the slightest sbservafioo uno !,
Cmonions Col Evans and Mr. Hnfne tooL ,I,a li 49,. o
orcing leduc ion Of taxation, in callin for oe
lures, 10 the carrying Of which the cOuufTv IL roc t
bg oIWarh WIN considerable anxety but The ansyer ~
ord Althorp, like that OF Lord Grey in the up,er Lors
lP9p inherent question, LETT 40 for argument and
" De perused with much satisfaction bv re ,o,, III
mi rational portion Of the public. His l1lsljp oL
,fomi'es but may be safely Inferred rom III. s,sceb
hd' ne cOhcmPlAes greater reduction of the unbc |
'orlhens Than is at present anticipated. f'''''
LONDON, Feb. b.-The Hamburg papors IN tho =,
ls received yesterday Ivy the General Steam NavosGo
;omPanys mail packet the Tourist states fIal The E,
or OF Russia has permitted in consequence of fe deatu
piIls 70 DO extracted from potatoes and nauoel ,vu,
e. me idiure olie crops appears chiefly TO 9c.irt ,
,Hhefn provinces Of the cmpre-tie northern ,eioic
y 10 goou haryest ln the neghborhood Of Odessa
rop IS said not 10 have exceeded me sceJ H.. ~
lccesSiYe haVesis. Cattle are dying for want NJ 6