The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-30

Their house, they had last year nineteen
members, this year, but seventeen-the de :.
legates 70 the Union. IL r. 10 one Fin
the State Senate, IS 4 and F.-and
IN the oiner House. 70 r and II F.
S3D'h Carolina Il a.g don Cheves. from
who deslned--D Z. Williams, in the
room of Mr.. Witnerspoon, do.
The filances of Connecticut are i'm the
most fourishihg condi,ion-By late Re-.
port ct MS Treasurer. it appears. that the
sum divided to School societies. on the Is,
instant. was S 81 10l 18 cts. exceeding
he dividend made last Oct S 1883
IS cents"--lhat the cash i'm the Treasury
appropriated TO Civil List Expences, was
. :::a:s .ssn am-;n~ .h.. n-ecedire
year-and that on the 3O,h Sept. there
was nothing due trem any town or sheriff
10 the State, tor taxes, or on any other &C
count. on the books of the Treasury. 10
virginia we would say. go thou and do
likewise"
On the 18th instant. the Powder Manufac..
tory OF New Lebanon, in the county of Co.
iumpia, N forE.< was destroyed by IRE,
containing raw materials and powder be-
longing to the State. and To the Proprietors.
OF considerable value
In the Address 10 the People of England,
published by Goblet soon after his return
from the United States, he says, that after
the best blood OF America had been split,
IN a q years war for Independence, cit
was rendered mere bubble by the in.
triguing genious, of Eng'ishmcn and their
friends, dispersed through The Siates"-
that the Tories had no talents for the field.
but IN the Cabinet were powcriul--,hat
the IS overthrow of the American Maniac.
turing establishments, was a master piece
whether we regard the means or the grand
ena which was steadily kept in view, viz
TO keep fast hold OF the skirts of the gar.
rlents OF Columbia, and let her on no &C
count go--that as to the means. they were
as various as the characters of their ow
ners, the situation or nature of the estab
lshments---someti times by YIRE but most
generally by inundating ihe mai kets with
goods OF the same manufacture from Bri
tain, and selling them below the prime cost.
in order to drive american manufacturers
out OF their own market "-What say YOU
gentlemen incendiaries of the u States
Guilty or nor guiIty?"
There is published at New York, "The
Origin of Free Masonry"-a posthumous
work OF the late Thomas Paine. Price
IS cents.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Baltimore.
which embraced the whole of the United
states, Is now erected mo an Archbishop
rlc--within whose limits four new Do
ceses are established, which are to be suffra
gans to the See of Baltimore Three OF the
Bishops OF these new Dioccses are TO be
consecrated. The Right Rsv DR. Egqn,
Bishop OF Philadelphia. on s8n inst. DR..
CheUerus OF Boston, on Move aber Ist.-
These two considerations would take place
IN ST. Peters's Church, Bait That of DR..
flaset, OF Baird's town, Kentucky, will be
ON 4th November, in ST. Patrick's Church.
Fell's Point. The late r gnt Rev Dr..
Conca'iner. Bishop of N York which gives
title to the other Diocese, died in Naples be
fore he could take possession.
Congress will nor meet before the tst
Monday in December, Esd of the monthly
the bull OF Messrs. Lang Beach & Co. TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
This is the age of revolutions "A few
days before Capt Sorenson, left the CITY of
81. Domingo, 500 of the regular troops. prin
ciPally Italians and Spaniards. revolted and
attempted to overthrow the established AN
thority, and seat government of their own
upon its ruins. They failed After short
struggle, and the loss of few lives thew
were overpowered the ring leaders impri..
soned, and tranquility restored,
FlRE-Oa Friday night, three wooden hou
Sus' on the main street, between the Market
bridge and Rockets, were burnt TO the ground
-'ihe property destroyed was not of much value
N woman mas been put in PRISON, on suspicion
OF setting fire to them
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DIEp-on Sunday evening last Col ED
WARD CARRINGTON of this CITY. one ~
the Worthies OF the reyOlution-a mon ofr,e,Ern