Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
II ornament he emhellisles with ease & grace

ofofnament he emhellisles with ease & grace,
while those OF aditierent character, are eNecut,
ed with tenderness and simplicity that charm.
Whether in the former or the latter his enun-
citation is always SO clear and distinct, and his
emphasis so ludicious, that not a word is lost
rare qualification.
Every song of amy consequence in the piece,
was received with universal applause, aud rap
tnrouSly encored but above all, sigh not TOR
lore" The duet; IOre thee one ct the most
charming we ever heard. was executed with
great effect. by hIr. =. aud Miss johnson and
We Venture iO say she has never appeared To
greater advantage OH our stage.
An Incident that happened this evening
showing the power OF musical sounds, is WORT,
relating. In Sigh not FIR i1re, rs MIR. Philips
was just in the midst of IL fine passage "a man In
tile pit, whose Whale attention had follow ed
the singer, became at last. so engrOS>ed, that
he nvoiin,arily altered loud note, ln perfect
unison, and immediately was seized wiih an
hys,erie FIT, which deprived him OF his SeaSes.
and lac was immediately carried out OF the
house. &c. PoI
Extract Of ahHer. dated i!ed,4i, segtember u.
" II is pretty generally known tina, 'lcledo,
formerl. general, TAT least termed so, in the
service of the Insurgents, patriot Of Mexico
betrayed the cause, aH- sold himself TO OniS
The Spanish minister who Immediately en-
| bar ed Him tor bordeaux. recommending h,n
III the strongest terms 10 tie Spanish govern
GIeii,. as person Of the greatest consequences
WIN cOu'd give the most important informant.
IN relative 10 all The views and plams vt The
government OF tire United States, and par
ticmlariy those of MIR. MONROE, as lie bad
been intimate with him when secretary
OF state. In consequence of this valuable
information, winch il was expected To get
from Toledo, passports we're sent 10 him at
Bordeaux, and he came or TO Madrid, and he
has been employed in making ont statements
of immense plans and projected revolutions
all OF which ihe siyS, are not only countcnan-
tasri
hut ~ fact are set on foot, .omcnte:i, an, Kept
mp IN the different parts OF the Spanish Anne
rcaa settlements by express agents OF the
United states. Toledo states that IN conse-
qusnce CT his character, OF i patriot general
ana his services rendered when lie acted as a
volunteer AID To the commander IN chiefin tic
defence oil New Orleans. lie was admitted in
10 The confidence OF tie American cabinet
ana THAT ne became acquainted with all their
Srcrt p!aas and projects for aiding and assisting
the patriots, or Insurgents after epumora.ins
variety Of them, and draicisg f,Up, them u
numoer OF differences, he established beyond
doubt as 10 states, that the American govern
meni are the ~! and sole protectors of all the
revolutionary cki,}S" He then goes on, giving
particular description of all The princiDai
;nerehoHts, rtrSPoaerS, and others i'll the United
states, v 10 arc tho organs Of communicative
and through rkom tkesuppiicS are procured. He
gives particular description of all the rcvo-
iutlonafy chicjS, particularly those OF Nerico
ana Its provinces points out their talents, de
ny poison or Othe,Wisr and those who woud rea-
dliy come over ~ the royal cause, and would
deliver up the others; IN fine, lie pretsnds To
be III the secret OF all, aud adciSas how this GO
vernment ought TO proceed.
The principal aud main object on which lie
lays the greatest stress, and endeaNo,s TO i'm
press the same on the governments is the de-
tefmined hostile conduct OF that of The United
States. Fle gives the character of Mr. 5foR-
rec, and ct the principal persons employed at
Washington.
g Don Onis is not behind Toledo in assurance
lie assures the government OF Spain. that
tiIeN may place the most implicit confidence
III the statement of Toledo, and to magnify his
cam merit, lie does rot hesitate 10 charge the
government OF America with every species of
amy ihins but honesty. The stories iarc,,ted
by these two great diplomatic characters. have
bad deep effect on this weak government. and
no attention whatever is paid TO any thing that
has reference 10 the United States in fact.
every American claim is treated with the
greatest contempt-a the American minis
ter with prenieditateh slight.
Don OHIs IS the more anxious to show his
loyalty to Ferdinand, because in measure he
stands as marked man-though lattery this
Is nhch overlooked among those who have
great influence at court. Onis not only ac-
knovledged the king Joseph but took the
oath of allegiance TO him his brother Euge-
no. VINO has lately obtained license to come
into Spain, in consequence ct the most i'm
fortant services rendered by Don Leuis, i'm
The affair of Toledo has been constantly ii,
The service OF the French. He accepted the
cross OF the regal order Of Spain, established nv
King JeSeSk. and il is announced publicly in the
gazette published in Madrid on the 10th of
January, 1916, which | enclose He served
the King till the French army evacuated Spain.
and went with them TO France. One renega-
Go they say IS as bad ten Turks
The tux OF expeditions to Buenos Ayres
dies away, ana there were orders given a very
few days since, to have ten thousand nlen res-
dy to sail in forty days, one division for Car
tnaGena the other Tor Vera Cruz venture
TO SAY that before another fortnight ihey vi
have different destination, and that iu TWEEN
~ days after that they viii not 70 at ALL
Mr.. II. Wellesley appears very little ia pnblic
hut he Is known 10 be necessarily Occunicd
with the ministers of the king. The sul,iect
OF Cuba has ceased 10 he spoken of, but some
persons believe that il is actually ceGed to
England but this do not believe the ideas
OF the statesmen of this court are very differ
ent from what may be supposed on that sub
ject they consider The southern possessions
as ,ci0le and woeld soon think of dispos-
ing OF part of an estate adjoining castle, as
ceding any one part OF the colonies in the West
Indies. They shake their heads and saw. see
rhct a mitortVneH rds to eede q -eY Tr;diJad,
England could take Cuba by force, SHE will
not obtain II by treaty neither will YOU OBJ.
tam FtOriia, though IOH may be amused for n
few years more, as you have for several years
past" TAur0ra.
POWERFUL MUD MACHINE
The National Messenger" published at Georgetown
(C0l notices machine used there, by which The can
mel Of the has been deepeRed ffoD 10 feel M
very small comparative expense and the nIayor Iohn
Peter, Esq. has certified bis appreciation oft.
II IS known PEI la ps t. Int few persons i'm Baltimore
that machine lately Invented by Mr.. Samuel Davis in
which also Mr.. Christian slenmer Joint proprietor
has been aHg some n M'Clure'a docL in