Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

forgot 10 notice another. and surely not
an uni,aportdnt part of our statement,
VIZ. that there would he any new tax
eS.
Meeting al B;iStol.-Thurstiay in con-
sequence of bills pIacardcd about the
streets of Bristol and The neighbour,ood,
FOR d meeting 10 be held on that day ON
Brandon-hi,l, the streets of the city were
filled with a vast concourSe-and, not
outstanding the incessant heavy ram, 1t
was computed about 1000 people assem-
bled on the hill Mr.. w. Pimm was CAL
led to the chair, and Mr.. Henry Hunt att
dressed the meeting in his usual straul,
and on the usual topics. The Resolutl-
ons were rs in cumberland petition to
the House of Commons was unanimous
ly agreed to, To he presented by Lord
Cochrane. Ii is tn lie tor signatures IN
Bristol, as the petition of the freeholders,
ireemcn, house holders, and other inlia-
bltants of that city and neighbour!lood.
The following is one OF the resolutions
&c Resoired-Jhat ii is always a proof OF
the badness of any cause, or any aryu-
meni, when its advocates resort To acts oil
violence; and therefore we condemn, not
only all breaches of the peace, but all de-
mon>iratIons ola wish to commit acts oil
,ioieuce against anv of our Opponenis-
and we shall regard as the worst at enc
mes. OF ourselves, and of our country,
AL those Of any such there should be)
who may be base enough to commit any
such acts on this occasion
The resolutions which follow, are britf
~ To the following purport - hat The
same tools of corruption" which caused
our ruinous war with France, now held
out menaces TO pre-, eni the present meet
ing and that such attempts were as He
gal as they were futile. 70 relieve the
urgent distresscs of the times by giving
peiinyworths of siHec,o'e SOUPS, was to oil
fer the poor gross insult. No real re-
medy could be produced but by q reform
III the House of Commons, by a Parlia-
ment annually chosen by ballot, and that
by all men who have attained the age of
twenry-one. Thanks were then voted to
Major Cartwright, w. Goblet, Esquire,
fienry Hunt. Esq. and TO the Editors of
The papers who have advocated the cause
OF Reform, and TO their present Chair
man. The whole business, according to
ovr best information, went off without "a
NY symptoms of riot-indeed, the pre-
cautions that had been taken to subdne
any such indications, were so ample, as
at once to awe the ill-disposed, and give
complete confidence TO the pcaceable in
laDi'ahts. For several days previous,
crowds OF respectable house-holders flock
ed TO the magistrates to be sworn in as
extra constables OH the occasion and The
military OF every description. within ma
ny miles OF the city, were collected. and
lii readiness 10 act ifrequired.
-, Bath Herald.
Inc Duke of Wellington embarked at
i2oclock on Sunday night on board the
AM Packet, with his suite, tor Calais,
where he landed yesterday morning. and
immediately set off for Paris.
Some German Papers which arrived
inns morning speak of the warlike reports
prevalent at Vienna, which produced "a
IAN OF near 20 per cent. in the exchange
IN one day at Vienna. These reports
nave been contradicted, and exchange
from Delng down at 364, has risen TO
The liberty of the Press is to be intro
duced into Prussia.
49,, Vienna, December II.
The day before Yesterday fbe mos,
foolish reports were spread here of AN an
preaching war between Russia and tbe
rorte, OF treaty binding Austria TO as
Ssh, oil the march of troops TO the Buko-
VIVA, OF the establishment of magazines
ana contracts for horses for the army
iheJomrney OF General Count Walmoden
to Berlin, (Which he really made but mere
~ on business,) furnished the rround for
these absurdties, of which NOT a syllable
Is true, but which, however. so atrected
our exchange, that it fell i'm one dav near
70 per cent. It was down Yesterday AT
3ol, but rose to-day 70 865. A few DAYS
ago, courier was dispatched TO Saint
ieterSburg, whose dispatches were said
10 relate 10 the compromise of some diff.
Ierences between Portugal and Spain.
nv, brighton, December 80.
ne spanish ambassador, Count Mum
ster, and Count Hardenberg. took their
leaVe oil the i. Regent this morning. and
returned to London.
Bow-Sfreet-Ihe Waisons- avender.rd
tickery, the officers, have returned tn
London alter three weeks perseverino
pursuit afieryoung Watson, without how,
ever, gaming theleasf correct intelligence
respecting him. Many persons suppose.
mat he is still i'll London, and tbat he Is
concealed by some friends Of the Cam;lv
rom humanity, as they consider him fo
nave been III frantic state AT the fine of
the riots. Ii is said, that he has been
greatly disturbed for some fine nrevio,,s
Ill consequence of the death of his sister
To whom he was particularly attached and
whose affection towards him was eonall,-
great, aud whose death, il is said. was oc
casloned by the want Of wine and no,,r
lSiling food, which the father had moi III :.
means of providing. These circnmstan
CcS operated upon the vouus, ,oa,,, :I