Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
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From ne Neto York JoUTnat of Conmcrrc.)
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE-TWELVE
HOURS LATER FROM ENGLAND
We are indebted TO Capt. Macy, of the ship Cham.
plain, for Havrc papers June 18TH and Paris TO the
18th " VIC
The Moniteur contains officially The lac for the pay.
'aent 81 the american claims agrecaLLy TO tie eotfs of The
t,eo Chambers sketch Of the debate in the Peers on
me day The bill passed, may be found below.
The Duke of Wellington has Withdrawn his notice of
motion relative to Spanish affairs. Recruits for the
Spanish service were enlistng in great numbers The
Moneur contains decree permitting French subjects
toehgagc IN the service OF SPAIN without being liable
The loss OF any OF their privileges The two Govern
ments are evidently acting in concert and with much
energy as the nature OF the will permit
LoSDoN, wednesday, o'clock, June I5-With the
London Journals of Monday, have received a report
OF the Parliamentary business down TO the post bo ON
tat evening which contains nothing of leading import
Ance. The Duke of Wellington, on the meeting of the
House of Lords withdrew his moton Which sssod, 81
to-day, on the subject OF the late Order in Council but
the Marquis of Londonderry observed that as the cues
uon was one OF much Importance, he that some
other noble Lord would bring it forward; added that
he wished to ask Viscount Melbourne whether these
orders IN Council were the result of application from
the Spanish Ambassudor-(Ilear hear) and secondly
whether the persons who might embark under these or
aers would have the benefit of the convention entered
into by Lord ELLIOTT
Viscount NJ. answered that they were issued in con-
sequence OF applications from SPAIN and hc thought the
persons who might enter into the contest under The Or
Gers in Council would a matter of course have the
benefit of the Convention Lord Brouphan boncd 4 liz
government intercrcd at all it would be coniontly with
france. SO that the contest would be put end to- His
ordshlp added also observations necessity
OF putting end to the hostilies between Spain and
her former colonies of South Anerica-Lord Melbourne
SAID mat the present and former had ne
greeted hoing to bring about the arrangements alluded
I'd! and that government would continue on that
principle Ihe subject then dropped. The House of
commons was lett discussing the Ipswich Election case
Peons having been presented frcm the parties in GUS
tody for bribery The following extracts from these
journals:
'Ihe Order in Council allowing the Queen Of sp,in
recruit IN TINS country has given great satisfaction TO
French Allies. 1t appears to be generally tbongSt
be
direct intervcntiOna which could not LA We
been resolved on without skng TO certain the
peace OF Europe. [Cheers
'Our ministers were not unapprised Of the mairno-
MAI proceedings which were going at Lisbon. The
result was, that despatch from Foreign Secretary
arrived there the morning after the change cccd
and our Minister at that Court read it without DELAY to
Saidanha Its import was of TO declare that if
thc scheme oil marriage then contemplated were real
zed, Tue connexion OF England and Portugal could not
De continued upon its present footing; that the Queen
at liberty choose her own line Of pulicv hui hat
she must not expect in it the cooperation of the British
Government In the evening of the day Saldanha
informed Lord Howard de Walden that the proposed
marriage OF the Queen with the Duke of Nenours was
detnltIvcy abandoned - Chronicle.
" LORD Bloomhelds sudden departure for Stockholm,
whch nag Just taken place, especially connected with
some diplomatic arrangements between the English,
Swedish, and Russian Governments Globe
we are glad to hear that the preparations for the
spanish expedition, in which the country takes such IN
interest are proceeding most successfully and rapidly
and that officers aud offering in great
numbers. The same comforts will be proyidcd for The
men as i'll the British army. Ample funds are supplisd
An officer Of great experience Immediately 10 proceed
TO Ireland to snpern,end the arrangements lhat
try Courier.
Great boasts made Of the rapidity with which the
enlistment OF volunteers, to against the Spanish
nation has proceeded since the opening Of recruiting sta
tons Saturday. Our knowledge of the sort of peope
likely 10 form this band Of heroes not, happy TO
say very extensive; and therefore we are unable To- say
whether or not the exuiaton of the Desruetiyes be
really founded in iact But think we may venture TO
surinse that some means beyond the ordinary process
must be adOpted-sOfne application Of steam power
10 the creation OF soldiers, before the amount Of
The patriotic force shall come up what has been sent
TO US as the number intended 70 be raised So strong
IS the reliance by the Christine party, that tley
expect to recruit at least say they do 900 inntry
ZOO rifles, 500 cavalry ami 300 artillery ord Palmer,
ston, il is added undertakes to furnish arms and au-
nion as 10 other military stores they are TO be supplied
ny individual contractors That number Of idle men,
attracted by smart uniform and prospect Of thunder
should be induced 90 this service is not
but that the radcsmen Of whom we believe
already suffered pretty severely from their DEALINGS with
the Pedroitc Government in Portugal and another Iie.
raj state can RISK their property in such venturcis
confess very startlingZ86ioa
The Constitutional says IL is stated i'm the hest in
formed circles that Tie why ministry has already strongly
expressed ts Interpretation Of the change in lie Port,
gucse Cabinet the almost ayowed objection 10 which is
tie marriage ut the Queen with the DOke de NemOurs
IL Is said that despatch has been received from Gen
ebasani, declaring that the world could not possbly
be induced 70 make such concession 10 France They
say England will never suffer Prince Of the House Of
bourbon to supcrsede that Of Braganza the throne Of
Portugal, as would produce complete revolution in the
ancient policy Of England; and the Tories would make
use OF ~ as means Of multiplying their intrigucs
against tie Wings The day which the Wlrgs should
assent to such union would be the last Of the Mel
bourne ministry
The NonHeur has the following .-e II being the in
tenon Of the King toauthorizc all such Frcnchmen D,