Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

| indulge however. Tie hope vi irarnlng that s,,,
tory adlus;mtn, OF these differences wll a.o.: If ,l
establishment o. iny relations with leIsIa Lu.u bs
iv;mer ;GDrn. q; friendship.
Events contacted VIA the same difference have -
Gucsd the Governor. Gvit raj e: n4!a axe le..o.
for ;.rnccrg B.ush Iunrrs!s IN ;h.i Guaf:-r Of -,
world anG u enter u," engagements. i!r linen, -:
nlci. l.:ay Or military operations acC'ts,;y +,
tn. rurr.. ruri pr. ":ct"ns have Grt as No.
Lc suicrpt :,$Ist !ess"iis 'Uin any Cuair!st
~ nauiaim the integrity al ny Easr cuIHinlrrs
Tin, K term ard lmrMdiI' nj - the Nra.~p.I C..
por If ireland rsss!a! 10 LIE !n.ccsi I ,
part Ui my d"uiuIUmS.
Ii is also uruon; that you should arpy yourselves T.,
the prosecution and completion NJ those measures Yl
have been recommended by the Ecc!es;as,cG! Coau.s
sGners OF Ergani for the purpose Of increasing the
efficiency Of The Established Church. and Of cour!ap,
lis h"Id upon tie affection and respect Of my people
The better cntucepcn oil the law and the !I.cie spec
dy administration OF justice, are Of the first importance
II the welfare OF tie community ANA feel assured tn,
you will be ANXIOUS 10 devote yourselves 10 the eXanr
lnn Of the measures which will be submitted to YOU lo
the purpose Of attaining those beneficial results
Gcatis,aea II the House IF CO1.mo"s,
have directed the annual Estimates 10 be prca,rr4
and laid before you
NGhering 10 the principles Of pcouomv which :
my desire enforce IN every department Of tie S,aa
feel il ny duty 10 recommend That adequate provision
be made for the eAigenceS Oh TIE pubic service ig
" rely your loyalty and patriotism 10 maintain the
efficiency Of those establishments which axe essential L,
the strength md security OF the country.
M Lo,dS and GCntemcR,
IL with great satisfaction that am enabled TO inform
you tina, throughout the whole OF my West ndan Pos,
sessions the period fixed by law for the final and CON
pee emancipation OF the negroes has been anticipated
by acts Of the Colonial Legislatures and that the tran
sGtIon from the temporary system If apprenticeship
entire freedom has taken place without any disturbance
OF public order aud tranquility. Any neasuTc, wh,ch
may he necessary order 10 give tai! effect to tbs su,
AM beneficial change, will, have no doubt, receive
your careful attention.
th,ib
vince of Lower Canaca has asain been disturbed by
sGrreclion and that hostile incuIsionS have been maj
into Upper Canada b. .aw.sS Inhabitants of liz
United States ot North America These violations Il
the public peace have been promptly suppressed by thu
yalor Of my forces and The LOYALTY Of my Canadian
pcls The President Of The u. States has called uya
lie citizens of the Union TO abstain from procee dug 5,
Incompatible with The friendly relations which subs:
between Great Britain and the United States
have directed uil information upon all these mates
to be- laid before you, and recOmmcn nd the rIesrmtr
ut these provinces 10 your most serious considerable.
| rely upon you 10 support my MN G~tcr"I!La''n 20
maintain the authority Of my crown, and trust that
YOUR wisdom will adopt such measures as will srcuIr -
those parts Of my empire the benefits OF internal tran.
Qnillty and the full advantages OF Their own gsea H.
lura resources.
have observed with pain the persererng ea,;ls
which have been made, in pats Of the coGny.
excite my subjects 10 dsobed aud resistance O. he
llw and to recommend dangerous and Illegal pfacN''
For the cOuntcract0E Of all such drsigns depend upon
the efficacy OF the law which It W.! be my cuiy "e@'
f1rcc-upon the good and right disposition -! Eg
psopc-upon their attachment 10 Tie principles OF us,
ice and their athorre at VIOLENCE and disorder
Iconfdenty commit all these great Interests To your
WISDOM and imploie Almighty God TO assist ana li.s'
per your counst!S
After the delivery Of this speech. the Earl Of I.aTs.
Iocp noved The address 10 tie Qneen, which was,
usual. an echo Of The speech Lord vernon, IN se.
cunGing the address, said that Tie naval service q" the
country had never been enlarged scale in 'me
81; reace as al present lie regretted I" see d"Hu.
ton of Tn marine artillery aud the coast blockade Hr:
he could not but feel graed at the prospects 1t P"ac
ia, before the country from the NehleS between
it and foreign powers. 1t was TO be hoped The corn Ia"
question would be settled al an esfiy peroa, a|G i-l
restrictions ON that commodity OF lie would be removed
In the House Of Commons. on the same day, Nj VI
lars gave that he should move on the l9h OF r.
bruQrv that the House do receive evidence IN suppo@
the prayer Of the petitioners TOR total FePeai ol al s
s;.cl!ois on the importation Of foreign corn
Mr. T.. Butler moved an address III answer 10 ne
speech from The throne.
hIr. Il. Dunscoube moved an CmcnGment 10 The e.
feet that the Reform Bill Of 1882 had disappointed TIE
expectations of the country, and that further reform VA
necessary.
gueeus Sgcech-The day the Queen delivered he.
speech she held pr!vy council and the speech "hsIea-
to them So the grand splendid official dinners gwen
the same day 10y Lords helboufhe anu eu'sei, Il VS.
read 10 the guests
Pariiamtat Tuesday Eeening, Feb. 5M.-After he
Lord Chancellor had CONNIE need reading the Qntens
Speech he was interrupted by
Lord Durham, who wished to ask Nlscount Melbourne
when it was his intention to lay upon the table OF TIE
House the information respecting the affairs OF Cai-t
referred 10 in her Majestys Speech
Lord Melbourne said he could not lay upon the table
the papers until Ministers had mace themselves Has'''
Of their contents.
Lord Durham wished TO have The report lad upon
the table, which he had sent respecting Canada, a' lie
Ministers had full time TO read the report
Lord BIoughnm was Of opinion that her McirSE
ppriIctlv lCCuIrT that mere
port should present be laid upon The table at tie
time he was OF opinion that nnhlng could re "'s
honorable than the anxiety 1T his NJ bic Friend L'h
him (Lort Durhaml 10 have the matter brought 0t'';-
Parliament without delay.
A letter received by the Liverpool, says:
at is said that Sir Francis Head is about TO make
greater fool of himself than ever. All his despac"''
said 10 be come Of the most absurd rhUdOmontaCeS eve
written are likely to be made public the re.assra'
bling Of Parliament. Ministers have been doing al. Dei
suppress them for their own credit; bu, sF rag
CTS is rampant about it, and will not be shoTn OF MS ~
nors. .
CANADIAN PRisoXERs The application in behalf -
the &c men has been refused at the Queen Bench !
similar application had been made at the EHchrGnr
Court by Mr. Roetuck. II arranged that the!
should be removed 10 the Prntentia!y the odtf o.
the Government.
The steamer ROYAL William arrived at Lgcrpooi.a
this port on the Sd Of February.
LlvEKPooL, Feb. G-The Lirerpooi HfGm6r lis
SPLENDID steam ship starts on her second Atlantic Up
this Gay Since her arrival from New York considn;"
bic mpro yemcns have been made in her, and We aI
not that before the end Of the present year the Lfr
pool will be regarded as one OF the most expPdtous"-
tayorte cOnveyances that traversed the cce1n
She has upwards Of forty berths engaged. The l.
yerpool brought the Presidents Message to En@ait'
and she will be the first 10 convey the Queens Sret'"
the opening Of Parliament, across the A':an"c.
[LirGyoH CaarsF.
FRANCE.
The Paris papers Of Friday, February lst, annonn'%
that Cabinet Council had been held at The t"-'r %
the Tui!eres when it was resolved hat the ChaaCyf :.
Deputies should be dissolved.
Accordingly the MonI,cur Of the next day coaiaas'
the following royal ordinance
'Ccnsdering article AZ OF tho Constitutional Ii2i'
-coDslGerng the law OF Ihe 18Th oI april, Id I'D
the report of Minister, Secretary OF State "' W.
Department of the Interior, We have ordained, AID -