Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02
wrsr.lNpIA l.NrEIiIGENCE.

~ t,,,e,,ruey sir James I.-,th, q. e.. II. s.i.
y,.e.l tie in,atitauts vi that Island in the follow
,,g f,vv''"a~"
i,v.ubltuats Of GuoAdlouhe-- -t-
An infamous treason hal removed you from
ala. Goyernineut oil your tguin,ate Sovereign
,,rti.vus L...i aud their lhcconplices lad pee
u, a, the run. oil your Colony "a second tine you
~, ABOUT 10 be .d,Ice.i To the necessity OF seek
-. Al, as, lu,n auiu < strangers, when that provi.
a,ce Who watches yol, defeated d. ir prof
h, r,-,,tig succ IS TO The Army under my orders,
~,ns,, eaile u aStiver you.
lr,,nA. my Administration, eyc-y thing which
culd tend ~ Your hapiii.es. Alri tanq ,il;ty has
,usl.ntiy been me object at my solieiiu,le. have
.,.,s,sd II duty to distinguish = sc among y2u
Nuu have siseu the greatest prooi uf utr 3.tach-
,,en, ~ tiis Mos, Cnristian Majesty aud xpe-
,,cs,i the gre Attest sat- tactn in having been able
,,u.i,s the du,, w..ich 1--WE tn my own Sovereign
VIII all those sentin,ea,ts ut respect which Have
.rutv.sed i.r las Mus. Cimi,t,an Maj sly.
ia yultipb you, derive much pleasure in leav-
;y the Gov crrn,e,it OF the Colony 10 HIS Excel
I,'c, C.uutde isrt.,ois. His noble character
i, ,bonnted sttaciii.nt tO the cause of his Sove-
r pn-hi. emery. conduct during the last truubles
witch have asila,ed our Country, TO me sure
pa si,tces oil the prosperity ~i,ich ats you
der his pateri,zi 0o>ern,ne't.
lie assured ottus deep interest which I shallev
er take in ,lefate o, Gaaisioupr, ard Ut tie good
" ,sllcs cul.r.An toi' It's pros! 'eri,y.
B..sssierre, 9th July, 1876.
Ca Tuesday last, It prspese and agreed to
in TIE House OF Assembly, that $1,000. should be
the annual { oonai s.lar, Ut His Exc, Iiency SIR
James Le,t, q. T.. Is. during his administration of
It's Il vernnent; bit, uI'o" b,,ng apprise,l of this
vote I'll the Assembly, 1, 4 Governor. with n lihc-
rAity rarely be ia,t with, handsomely d. ciin-d
the acceptance u more Than 200M cuncei,ing no
doubt, thai i,e ssses lately SUSTAINED, ia tits Island,
rs wei KS the uRavu.,lab!c cap .iture of the pub
&c money which had taken place, would admit
ofso miie a'provision ior fis EAcelency's esrab-
t,shment, as that which had been graded for dat
PURPOSE.
Kingston, .2rtgust 10.
In consequence Of the great scarcity Of rice and
corn Memorial from tile Merchan, aud o,her in
i,sbitants Of this Chy, was presented in the early
part Of the ~eekto his Grace the Governor req,rs-
ing that these articles might be permitted to We i'm
uortei nj British vesscist ON foreign ports u,lier
the u'ual Proclamation but his Grsce the Cover
nor pleased tn reply that he aot able 20
ply with the prayer thereof, as il would Interfere
with the laws at regulate the trade, and which
e.A cot be dspeAs-d With, but IN Of urgent ne
s&y.
BosroS, Sept mber es
Yesterday, the British trigsts Niger, Capt. Jack
son, arrived ia this harbor, three days from Fast
port and three weeks from Halifax, and anchored
.t.low, ha,. ne on board Admiral CurFiN.
Duly advertiser.
a gentleman in this city has favored US
with the perusal of letter from his friend
Ia Liverpool, dated August 4, from which
we make 4 few extracts, some Of them not
tile curious:
He mentions several failures at Man
chester and Liverpool.
Every descr ption of. manufactured
goods are PARTICULARLY low--much lower
Than you ever knew them. Great variety
of articles are selling here at less price
than freight anG duties. Large quantities
OF slaves have been sold in bond for half
the amount of tn. eli {. You can hav.
nothing SO bad en- your side Of the water.
am AFRAID you begin to think, because
Nc trade Is bad on your side, it is all good
re. a man arrived here about s weeks
agofrom America, with wife s. four chill
dren. He originally left Wg4n for Ameri-
ca, and during his stay ih.re, maintaine
his family respectfully, aid managed to
get gord houae If his own---but OH the
return OF peace, the wages for weaving
we're redu ed. and he determined to sell
his house. furniture, SIC. at an immepsc
sacrifice, and visit his native country. He
proceeded, on his arrival, to Wgan, where
Ne labonie hard at weaving Csiicoes for a
shilling per day--but, finding the thing not
so agreeable as At the place he left, he
returned back here IN fortnight. and &C
tually returned last week to Americ1. ia
the same vessel that brought him here.
Tbs, l think, is the strongest case | know
OF the advant ges which America pos esses
for working Pecpe. do tot think is the
place for man who, like yourself, his OBJ
timed a handsome indeP ndence--uuiess
Jou wish to turn your attention actively to
agriculture and the Improvement vt waste
land. You will not meet with many in your
travels, who have acquired as large cap-
Ital as yourself, in the same space of time.
Cannot help thinking you will return bet
ter satisfied with this country, than when
you left it. Tn country is the place for
enjoyment, as before said, if a man has
tnly got the mcars. On the other hand,
think America is the place for
young and Industrious family with small
means"
The papers of to day say that the a.
mericans are dcs'rous OF having war with
opain, and that they do not wish to avoid
one with this country.
Government is shipping nearly 900
4 pieces of ordnance to Canada, with con-
siderable quantity of military steres-from
to 5000 tons Of shipping have been enga-
q geo Tor the purpose of conveying stores to
canada. What can this mean! hope
Tue peace of the two countries will not be
again disturbed ; it is advantageous 70 both
70 be at peace" ~. y. Co.,
NelO-York, Sept 81.
the brig Spartan, Jeffries, arrived at this port
,a't syening from Stockholm, via Plymouth. we
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