Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-25


private life whence he came He holds his office only
by virtue Of the Consution-w without the Constltu-
ton, there is nothing but ruin for him and his county,
and he will deliver his sacred trust, not TO anarchy
but only TO the Queen and Cortes meanwhile defend
ng il a soldier. On the 18th, he reviewed the gar
rison and enthusiastically cheered On the 10th
the Gazette contained a Proclamation OF the Regent
singed by all the Minister'S declaring illegal and rebel
lions all jun,as found IN opposition 10 The Government
and ordering their members TO be tried and punished
with all the severity Of the law Of the l1th April, S2l
In an express proclamation, the Spanish Government
have conradIcted report that there was an intention
The Queen from the palace of Madrid towards
Portugal, TO marry her TO prince of The family OF SAKE
Coburg, who then in that country on VISIT TO the
King, one OF its sons
Espar,ero had left Madrid, accompanied by General
Image and Gen. Ferriz, with 5000 men. He arrived
at Qninlanar &c la Orden, village Of La Mancha, on
the road to Valencia, the ODD of June There he
10 other bodies Of troops appointed 10 rem
force him at that rendezvous
SCENE IN THE House. OF LoRDs.-In the House Of
Lords he night of the 9th u the Church OF Scot
land Bene6ces Bill being unuer consideration,
Lord Brougham said that in consequence Of the no.
BILE Earl, whom he did see in his place, being de
ermlned TO proceed with this measure Thursday,
ne snouio post the second reading OF his Slave
Trade Suppression Bill from that day until Tuesda y
next. Al the same time that he gave this notice, he
must take The opportunity of expressing his regret and
dissatisfaction thai the noble Earl against his remon
STRANGE and contrary to his solicitation should have
insisted on proceeding Inst night with measure which
could only have for its object TO insult and aront the
Judges IN their Lordships' House, in order to give
some sort of selfimpor,ance to certain Judges else.
where $50 much, SAID The noble Lord, passionaiely,
80 much for having relation in The Cabinet For
my part, however shall not let the matter rest here.
give The noble Earl fair notice, that on Thursday |
will bring forward, in detail, the whole OF The subject
OF this insult, and We will then see If your Lordshps,
after my explanation, will put such an af1ront upon
the Judges as will be conveyed by you. adoption Of
this measure
The Earl of Haddington said, the noble Lord Ger.
talnly could not have taken more announcement or
extraordinary opportunity of mentioning his Intention
Lord Brougham lin violent ,one)-Was here las,
night?
The Earl of Haddington mot noticing the intenup.
on)-but with respect 10 portion of his address, he
must at once deny that it the object Of his noble
friend, by this bill either insult or aront the judges
OF their ordshPs house. for purpose as the noble
lord had put it, of giving of Importance 10 judges
IN another place His noble friend the noble earl had
expressly declared last night that he regretted the
cessity which compelled him to differ from the Judges
that his object was simply 10 prevent division and
d'mnuton in the Church of Scotland, aud to preclude
the possibility Of that sad result the total
ment Of the Church, which be confidently expected
would take place, if this measure wa, not carried fl