Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

70 pretend. that We wcre and must be, q second
'G.e Pcsss''-" fais t@!k, which arose from mere
vaait did much OF the mischief Those who made
us OF II knew IA u.ie oIthe resources OF England
they lid OF the English character. They uppeir
20 have nad 40 idea, dat taere was not one single
English jacOOm, hs Would not Laye sold The shirt
OF ms back to purchase p0ader aua ball, rather than
awe made peace, IN waica 1t should have been a.
lowed, that Eagla.d SecoaI to aay nation
upon earth. Ee., it is very right ilsat EAgsnd
should l.2isiain q high station amongst nations.
But, It not r2h that she shoali be 1T the head ui
league 0i teg.!tmaiss. Her natural place is the
head OF the suns OF srecdom She shout. stand high
always stsad a. "a; but it il not IN the estimation
OF DsspDts, Fopes, 1esu.ts aHd Doinincan McnSs,
that Size Ought to sand high; it isnot for her people
u think II to'y to have received conseerated bAa-
ncr from his Holiness of Rome it is not Tor them
10 wish To stand high with TdSissas aud Cossicss.
aud All this tee people now besn pretty clearly to
understand.
While Ills change has been taking place in the
pubc mini, as 10 taxes, some very serious nqui-
mes have begun AS to salaries. &c. Instead of re-
dHc;ay Tie pay ot persons ia public employ, their
pay has, an many cases, been actually augmented
ad instances lave been Brought forward ia the See
ere'ary 10 the Admiralty and the Commissioners OF
Excise One Croker, An Irish bsrlister, who la
boured SD hard IA the OF the Duke of York i,as
salary vary nearly large that OF your President
and each Commissioner of Excise has nearly as ms
ny tslisflls annually rs Mr. Monroe or M,. Dallas
ever, made the law makers look into tess things
and before the session Is over, expect sec the
mails OF the Minister'S pretty closely pared.
After the war, in the reign Of Green Anne,
most Visiiant search was made, at the Queens
quest, after tn. money, Tgich inoiUilils had an
Justly got from the tsi5Ec during the .var. Some
thing OF the same sort will hope, take place now
IL may be While before this will come bat, come
It viii ! have no doubt. This would no. only be an
act OF moral Isstce, but it would afford great relief
TO the country.
have, in Number s, given YOU an account Of the
real state cfhse Prince Regents heal.k, and in
no. 10, have informed Won about the PRISONERS In
.Ne's- Gie, condemned 10 death Ii is curious that
these matters should have been stated by me- and
The statements actually their way to America be-
tore The subjects were mentioned in any Public z,ly
mere. Within few days, Mr.. Bennett has made
motion, IN the House Of Commons, fer return of
all the prisoners in Newgate waiting the decision of
.he trInce, rs 10 whether they are to live or die
itappears that there IS of them, and that some
o. taein have been kept in this horrible state from
December to this day The Minister'S said, al first,
that the Prince having bad ST of the eoUt tev adj
N'Sed nim not TO come TO London ,Om Brighton; and
uat 81 was snc0tUe7ient 10 assemble the iaw-oieeIs
nj Brighton 10 advise him to when he ought to par
don. Loan MILTON having expressed his iadisna-
TO" at sneh IN excuse, and another Member haV-
ing shewn, that officer except the Lord Chanee-
Tor was wanted On such OCCASIONS, 5esiies The Re
coTdS' IF london aud the Thing having ros - tn.
pubic good deal, the Ministers now say that the
Prince 7l,cer heard of the state Of the prisoners
M he read an account % il IN the debates And
they say Inst be is better inst his ssrtf is gone
that the eebeness IN his feet, occasioned by the sail
govt, IS nearly removed and that he is going up 10
London forthwith. Formore tisn three months we
have been told (by the ne9 s parersl that he WAS
just sbOut'tO remove but nov | suppose london
will once more nave the honor 10 possess him
IL WAS pity, that the Ministers should have
Thought 1t ad us sbe to keep the Recorder from
ms Royal Hghness's pres nee on account of this
Sois Many Councils have been held /; the psrlis-
meat has been Opened 10y commission s;gned BY the
Frace the Marriage "a his dsug hter has been set
tied, and message, signed BY hu, has been sent 10
Parliament ON the sphect lis pity (dau't you think
II IL > that the poor wrstc. ,es IN Neweaie should
never have been mentio1ed to the Prince, aud that
me should hrst hear OF their situation through ths
common newspapers
very curious incident has happcued Of what
the newspapers say be true) TO audiences given
BY the Pfince. Bat LIZ me, While thus oft, state
That the corrupt part Of the press las hecn almost
daily telling the public Of audiences given BY the
pincc, and Of" select parties" at the Dri-htoa Pa
wilton. What am now about 10 state is, however,
curlo@s in the extreme Sir ROBERT lVusoy's
Lady has come over from Paris u obtain AN 0toi-
eRce ut tie Prince in bshaifo her husband II was
some weeks ago, announced in the newspapers
tiiat her Ladyship was gone down 10 Brighton for
tins purpose and, II has since been very ostentati-
ousiy stated, thar she has hui an andcace Of the
Ryai Percentage. ] suppose this fact may be tue
but, am very sure that the ministerial ws pa
pes STATE ialsebo0d, when dizzy say, that Lady
Wilson sag the Prince :" for thousands are able TO
swear, and f'r enc, that La.ly Wlsou, though
most beautiful aud amiable woman, is STONE
BLEND:
Nov, be it observed, that Lady Wilson's business
was 60 threat in behalf Of prisoner. sLe went
TO the Prince to relieve the anxiety Of herself her
husband, and children. Far be il ON me to insn-
IL. q
date attention to her; aud | most sincsrcy hope,
that The leSittmntes will rot dare TO touch ha;,.
OF the head of Sir II rbert Wilson or Of his gallant
assoeiatssi but IT ought to be borne in mind, that
the unhappy men, ia lie condemned cells in New
gate, have fathers anil mothers and wives aud chill.
dren aud that these have their anxieies as well as
other people. The mother Of the drum boy, who
was executed in 1912, actually dropped down dead
when ths fate Of her son WAS announced 10 her
There ave, probably, not less than 500 persons con
neeted with the Condemned prisoners. And is IL
nothing to relieve 500 anxious minds and aching
h-arsi
What Indignation has been felt Cor half century
at the answer given to tioae who were gssping for
breatii.il tha Blacll-Hole ofCslcrta ssTbe cnm-
mandor was asleep and no one Airc awake him rs
he Prince had The gait, and ihe Minister'S did not
think it right 90 report to him. That many unhappy
prisoners we're waiting in anx.oHs suspcnee q know
his pleasure as to their life or death
An attempt has been made 20 raise n Uovss.5E
b'7msTgick cry in consequence oCsomc words IL
tered by SIR. BroUgham few nights ago. But,
all that shall do, With regard TO this mater, i, %
insert below the passsgs Of MIR Broggham's speech
here allufed II, aud the remarks, which BY Castle
resgh ard others, have, as the news spers tell as
been made o. it.
The County Of Perth and several other parts Of
Scotland have petitioned fer Inc Ieofao Tax As
To Perth. at the head # which appears to have been
The Dnte # .4hD, there isltrls matter Of sur.
prise. Ills Grace receives lsrg. sum ont &C tho
taxcg annually; and he Is too ist s-4 -esons,.s q