Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Authentic news is received from ST, pctersblTr t,at
the emperor ct Russia has by the iu;crposiiiol the
archbishop Sieszcriccwlts engaged the nomnicans of
LithnmOn, to Oicae in the Catholic Church of ST. Peters
hurg, and - instruct the youth in that religion The no.
mnicans Of other countries have likewise invited
instruct IN Russia the Catholic religion. In consequence
OF the order Of whom are prcsts are cbuge
win the service OF the Church iu that CITY. learn
from another thai the Domncans the Philipne
ISLANDS ia the 1919, sent 10 missionaries into China
and 10 Touquin; were natives OF China and two ,.eie
ionlm1ese.-Ne"ef has the Government of Rome been
tolerant towards Inc Jews and individuals Of Other
communOls, ana never has abjugaon, been more fire.
qent The most considerable Jewish families and
recommended by good reputation are foun5 n.
this momrut among the catcchnmens, and III make their
apJufatOn on NC eve OF the feast Of the Nirgn.The
most lustrois personHees will them as sDcusurs
The Jews and feoraers have given relief The poor OF
believe that king Charles is about 10 establish him
self iii TIL estates of FerdlnandBut Charles w tinds
himself very well in Rome, and says that the capst O;
the Christian world is perhaps the Only consolation TO
kings deprived ofthe. throne
NJ. Vicar has composed here large and rnaeriaren,
painting C2U feet by 30 in length winch reprsnts rho
resurrection " the cia0t,s Ii has had very great
SUCCESS and he has been invited "a send IL =, ,,nd
lie has decihed to proceed 10 England where he cacu-
lates on making OF the painting what ;he English call
ar exhibition. W. vicar is already known by his beau
viii add 30 lis reputation, that OF Great co,orist aud
the design Is equally noble and energetic.
Acknowledgements # 3o55ory-Ye Yesterday Charles
Kngsman and John Stephens were hTOuehi up rom the
wAcb-ouse where they had both been confined on char
ges laid oce against ne other, each charging the Other
with astanliig with Esen. 10 rob him. that morning A
hout o'coc@, III ueld between Gowe;-seetand Bruins
wiCk-squa
Kingsman stated that lie lodged at IoJ Lacas.strert
Grays Inn lane that he had occasion 90 the fields
that morning n O'Clock. where he met Stephens 10
whom lee wished good morning, but that instead of
ansueIns, he Laid hold o him b, the shoulder which
owing the lonely situation OF hc place aud $50 person
passing. greatly alarmed him. he supposed his design
was 10 rob him Of his watcI ur money; which he laid
hold of stephens hy Tie collar & called ~ the Wschnen
who came up, and 'e gave charge OF him
stephens, who very deaf, stated that he was thu
pl1stereT. aud al wolk uiJii O'Clock that morning
IN linen diapers shop in oXfOrdsIreet which business
could not he done till cr the business lie DAY vas o.
and the shop shut that his master in whose employ
he had worked Is years. t.cn present, ahnu,
O'Clock that morning. his way homo across Che asd.
he the prisoner who said something 10 him thar he
did not understand, ana Ice leaned his haa for
Ward to hear what nc Lad 10 ST. when Eines-
man faid hold Of him BY the collar. aud witness
became alarmed, sirpposing he intended 70 rob him
of his watch AID IN his defence ne laid bold OF him
and called ont tor the wafchmem, who came with assis
lance. and they were both taken 20 the watch house
whore they gave charge for charge
Several persons attended, and gave each good cha
racter; but appearing tlai The whole originated in
mist9ke, from apprehension they bad Of other
the eS.uinatian die source of mach nrh IN the
once and both the charger were dismissed