Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

pament Of the Government 10 which he had lie h0'O
10 belong. a., aids
Lord irouel,am had quite "lare up in the Lo n
on Tuesday evening" with Lord mtoou un,.orca :,
Queens message relative 10 an increased allo"a".
hrr ,o,Ier came before both Houses vi Parlhintht
further consideration. Lord Melbourne sateu 'nu' m
Duchcss of Kent now had E22, GOO year Qnetuu'"s
4f,(j voted annually for The education OF Inc l1Eets
Vir,or;, and ,ev proDoscd that she should in tutirt
have E3 900 per annum. The fact 49, that as hcF u"
come is ElG0O0.the education allowance having cenS
ed in June when the Queen assembled lie thi"nt-''
proposed increase is fourteen thousand pounds year
A handsome sum 10 be liked upon the Ha'ioh Wy "'
try Boosting Of lis economy
Lord Broupan praised the Duchess, but declined &C
ceiimr to Lord MeIbournes proposal un lie knew ho"
The evil lis, would be settled He used the word queen
o6rr bv mistake for the Queen mother, and Melbourne
la,lIy and quickly took hlE up and called ""s, w. ~
Queen mother, but mother Of the Queen Upon 'i''S
Brauram turned round aud inflicted dreadful c"ntS
Of sarcasm upon "hs Noble Friend lie namil't" III"
he H.ord blelbourne) right On point OF mat ia
lurr he BUNDLED himself before his Noble rfthu re
Gord B1ourhaIn rude and uncuIIlVated 10 speec'
The Tongue oi his Noble Friend was recently So we.
Lunr and a:tuned 10 coury airs that he couId NOT a.
tempt 10 enter into competition with him on sucl SID
iects as these The motions of his Noble Friend were
more nicely poised and governed on these points ut'
his were. He much better acquainted WIN .he
motions of those who g!nzed and idwned ana heht Lie
knee IN Conrs that he could not pretend 10 compete
with the Noble Fiscount in such matters or Pretehu &c
onv ihinr like the same accurate knowledge oil couiiy
ph7asaOiogy.
All this was civil us the man said when the pckpock
cts hustled him in the crowd, and eased nm Of Ills
watch and pocket book. ~
Lord Melbourne, needa ile laun!s oil Tie EH'oha''
celDr, thus replied:
81 do no, know what the Noble and learned Lord
means when he says my tongue is better hung - can
no. speak of the hanging of the tongue; anu as 10
pc%ino and hatterng, | must bc allowed To say know
in this country WHO can tnnrr goze anu ia'ef
and bend the knee than the N"ble ard learned 'oFd
himself not one and therefore when he says ne can
not Compete with in those arts, beg leave u say,
! feel myself totally unable 10 compete with MN ~Heh
he finds opportunity occasion oilers iuf eSefcS'
ing them.
This interchange of compliment cventuaed in smoke
Lord Brougham Indignantly repealed tilr nsnuaiiohS o'
the Premier, and thus vndicaled himself
81 positively and soIcmnly deny, and cal! upon the
Noble Yscount produce his proofs, that ever III my
life did, any more than in my nature was capable
Of doing, that which the Noble Viscount has chosen To-
night unprovnkcd, To fling out charge against me-
sood TO giO=c to bOIo btoe, or 10 aner any
human bcing. mach any inmate Of Court The
mex, part OF the nsnuation is, if possible, equally
groundIe.s-tha if had al opportunity OF having re
course 10 these arts pcradvenlure should excel IN ein
'rant such opporinnty. yidid, hare the ORPoru-
niiy disddiu IT," -,
The increased allowance 10 the Queens mother will
be granted by the Commons without any dcmur There
slight shadow of opposition by hessrS. Hume,
Wynn aud Gru,r, but it did not assume The form oi 4
substantial motion.
Oal of dours the demand the part Of Royalty fur
this I,ODW year extra, will not give pleasure The
Duchess Of Kent is at less expense than ever Tor
she lives with the Queen. Her debts are heavy, ant
tbs is what the money is wanted for.
The Affairs OF Canada were occupying much oil lie
pubic attention in Engan and the papers contain va
rnus communications aud debates on The subject, with
regard to the appointment Of Sir john C"iborne as
Governor Of Canada We fad the following in The
London papers Of lEie l3I-"ln the House OF Com
MONS wednesday, MIR. Leader begged to ask the
noble lord the Secretary for the Home Department,
question relating Canada He begged TO know w!e
ther Lord GoSord coming hnme, and whether he
had resigned or had been recalled and whether any
Successor had been appointed, aud who he was :-Lofd
John Russell Lord GosGord had for time request
ed leave 10 resign and order had been sent oul from
the government stating that he mig ht be sent hume
The government Of that coloay consequently dcvuved
upon Sir John ColboIuc and successor had as yet
been appointed Mr. Leader begged TO ask whether any
proclamation had been issued against public meetings
in Lower Canada; Lord John RUSSELL There have
been prpclanaons regarding nrngenents of the law
generality but not against public meetings specifically
The London money market presented no material
change Consols IS ! for account; 70 81 cash. No
later adviccs from the U. States had been received in
Engand
Private letters from the Spanish frontiers state that
Don Caus has succeeded in recognizing force Of
twenty battaions, all well armed, equipped and we'll
Supplied with cluthing provisions and ammunition
The uIcc is composed entirely OF CasIans, and IS dcS.
tined for operations exclusively IN The central provinces
of Spain and against Madrid Altogether these letters
express The greatest asonshment that Don Carlos should
have succredrd in finding resources for recognizing
So formidable force in short GsPace Of time, anu at
Ter the great losses Of the last campaign
'Royal Heat Quarters, .lmarrio, Dec 4
"After much deliberations Don Carlos has resolved
not 10 accompany the first expedition about To ad
vance into Castle. This resolution 10 III
consequence the representation Of the principal Chiefs
wlo declared that their march would be quicker, Their
enterprises more daring when not having the fear Of
compromising the person Of Don Carlos.
';Don Carlos, it il supposed, will Immediately alter
the departure Of The expedition leave this for Esrlla
I'm consequence oE his determination 10 rcnIala IN The
provinces, Cen Urangl has resigned the Captain Gene
ralship rs well the military command OF the northern
Provinces lie returns 10 his old post attached to the
royal person.
General Quergue will have virtually the command
OF the whole army.
"The lnlantc Don Sebastian continues with us
can give you, as positive, that Espartero has given
up all thoughts Of getting possession Of the line OF Val
carlne.
On the 1ih when close Znbri, the CIrlisls under
orders Of Gen Garcia, fell OH the Christmas, aud COM
pclled thea, to retreat back Pnmpelunu, pursued To
the very yates Of that fortress The loss OF the Christi
nos in killed, wounded and prisoners, is serious.
Letters from Pampeuna Of the 9th state that Espartero
had left TINT place for Puruia Ia Regina.
Tie Russian army in the North of Crcassia, is said 10
be in miserable condition and retreating and that OF
the South has lost third of its number and eight Rus
sian vessels a We been wrecked The coast OF the Black
Sea.
Cabinet Furniture ard Piano FortcS at .7uctiOn.