Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

aud pae,na system which only uses authority 10 pro.
mote The common good.
The frankne.s " ilh which the Chamber has here ex-
pressed lIse' will suffice to give idea OF W prnci
PIES aud to form in all ages eulogium your Majesty.
our Majesty, has told that should always fnd you
TO whatever could promote the welfare aud pros
peiy OF Spain; and, penetrated with Joy gratude
give ourselves up the most cheering ancipaons. Our
duty Is, TO point out The necessities OF The nation (o the
confidence aud rights OF which The posory) and
the happy dsposon your sjes,y hear and relieve
mem, Is the most suspicious presage of the future
The Interests OF States may be easily and
ne appearance OF fatal glory, often TO be found
their degradation and misery But 10 elevate a peo-
pie TO the Influence OF laws; raise magnificent
trophy oil rational liberty the ruins OF wasting de-
spousn TO make Of all the citizens OF country,
harmonious family protected alike against the surges Of
anarchy and the attacks OF arbitrary power; and to
nounce TO the world in benehcent code, the sacred
maXims oil morality and politics. the observance Of which,
produces public aud private happiness, an immortal
work. reserved only 10 privileged minds aud hearts
our Majesty possesses both endowments,-and the ma
non which y so much your debtor, expects II at your
hand Complete. then, your Majesty, the aug us nlonu
ment OF which you have Traced the first outlines,
Joy Tie sweet testimonies OF love and indeble gralude
wih which the present generation and posterity will en-
circle your name and beloved memory.
After the reading Of the Draft concluded the Pre-
sdent remarked that would printed for the use of the
members aud then pass under discussion. This
the i'st OF August
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK. Sept. l9.-The fine ship Mohawk ar
rived yesterday fl ON Hovre whence The sailed on tho
eth uit Capt Stevens as kindly furnished us says the
Courier, with HavTe papers the llh of August Paris
dates TO The 10Th, AMI London 10 the 9th of that month";
much later than had before received from either place
We translate the latest the Spanish from.
tiers They certainly appear highly favorable to the cause
OF the Queen still must be recollected they come from
particular source all the journals from which orr trans
lations are made being decided advocates of the Queen
more important Circumstance, however, in favor of
the Queen, is the decided expression OF the intention Of
both the British and French Governments 10 support the
GREAT BRITAIN.
HOUSE, LORDS, August g.
Lord Londonderry 10 make the motion he had an
nonnced on The subject OF as in The Peninsula en-
tered on nll discussion OF The foreign policy England
IN which he INDUCED in the various OF complaint
against the late and present ministry which have before
teen urged by the conservative party
Lord Melbourne replied, am much inclined 10 believe
lie said that II the noble Marquis had given The subject all
the reflection lis Importance demanded he would have alb
stained from making the motion which had just read
lie has divided his speech in two parts the OF which
embraces the whole OF foreign policy, second has
special reference TO The treaty OF The Quadrupe alliance
But he has handled both in superficial manner d-
eeng ms questions hrst to one point, then 10 another. that
don't know whether when such important questions are
IN agitation, ought TO follow speaker who them
with such !evity aud negligence tam leUifer tam ieg
geer He inquiries il the position of GUM decidedly
setled; then he asks if we have given up AIeers and al
forwards lie wishes 10 know are about 10 send an
Ambassador TO Russia. 1t would neither be right nor
proper that 10 questions thus put should involve myself
in discussion which would embrace the whole foreign
policy of the empire
The noble Marquis, after having ou ched on these ques
lions, arrived at subject which he had often expressed
hinsel with great vehemence. ! ailude 60 our alliance
with France. lie is DESTROYS that should remain with
France terms Of the closest intimacy, without giving
the opinion as the noble Marquis. to his reproach
that had permitted violation the territory of Ponu.
gall he ought not to forget thai the the
OF spain had taken refuge this territory that
Don Miguel has been in vain repeatedly requested to
him to leave it, An Intervention, therefore, on the
Of the Sp nish Government became absolutely neces
ary, and il became the duty OF Great Britain that
this intervention took place under the spula,ions OF
treaty and would cease when the object was attained
The Noble Lord has asked me, whether had examin-
ed closely with which side the right 10 the crown Of
Spain. This is settled question with The aulhori-
ul lin hauu dor
bella, and therefore advised his majesty acknow-
ledge that princess on whom the choice OF Spain fix
ed did not believe that augh rendered it necessary
Tor me scruPulonsly investigate the clauses OF The Sac
law; ii sufic enha the members OF the Cortes had
declared themselves IN favor oil the young Queen. Lord
MeboTne concluded by formally refusing the papers
asked.
The Duke of Wellington admitted that he thought The
moment i'll chosen for the discussion of the Ioreign pocv
of the empire, and that public attention much fix
ed The internal state oil The country particularly OF
Ire and TO devo to such subjects that attention which
their importance required; but he did think il proper
allow the remarks OF The prime minister the subject
OF the quodrupe alliance to pass unanswered. The noble
duke then 10 show that the intervention OF Eng
land in the affairs OF Portugal contrary the policy
which had been adopted by former governments.
The Marquis oil Lansdowne replied the objections Of
The Dnke OF Wellington TO The Treaty Of 20ih May, and
afterwards asked leave make ryaiions on tho
nsinua,ons which the Marquis OF Londonderry hot
proper 10 make on the alliance eXs ing be Eng
land and France. The English Government did not inter-
efe in the internal policy 81 France under tie govern
ment of Charles X because il considered that cavern
an arbitrary one neither would il interfere will that
county under Louis PhilIppe though considered his
constitutional IL was not on the prin-
cpe Of Intervention IN internal affairs that the alliance
England and France rested, but the common
ciests OF the two countries; aud long the alliance
between the two countries rests this happy basis las
have every to believe il will the speech
OF the King OF the French the opening OF The Cham
befs) e peace OF Europe in 10 danger OF Interrupt
ton As TO the assertion OF the Marquis Of londonderry
that he saw difference between the government of
Charles X and Louis Philippe, confue myself re-
uinling him thai the one would govern contrary law
hou tho sanction OF the Chambers, in opposition
tie Constitution whilst the other respects scrupulousy
the awS and in accordance with the will Of Tie
Chambers and the Constitution.
The motion OF the Mnquis OF Londonderry was refused
without a vision.
IoNpoN August 4-The Morning Chronicle an
uounces on the authority Of letter from Madrid that tho
$ pans Cabinet bad claimed the Intervention Of France
aud that The French army actually passing the Pyren-
nees The Sun says-''We certain the Ffench Go.
vetumen VIII liz honor demands, and aii will
have the cordial support Of England II is time
hesitation iD dis Affair Spain ought 10 be iranqnzed,
in spite Of The Vaccinations Of the Holy Alliance. Ne-
ter Austria Russia, Prussia has yet acknowledged
tie young Queen OF Spain, and there doubt bur Don
version in the wes u Europe while bey arranging
sll things suit themselves n The East, with the Under
Standing that Don Carlos shall be ackn0wledg climate
King OF SPAIN Russia shall have finished with
ne Ottoman empire. But N cannot be, tial England aud
France will be the dupes OF these despos"
The Globe ssys--"1he Speech Of Tie King Of France,
the treaty Of The qJadrupe alliances leave doubt
that enecua means will be taken, should they become
necessary 10 pu dowu nsurfection, which, with the
s AGAIN Dto cenr discord and confusion. But what
ie the cisius o. Sua.n