Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

oindil party WIN lniftN-!tfe prisoners, VINO
are all lodged in Bridewels The omen in
multitudcs assembled TO supply the men with
whiskey To encourage tiicsh. Notash.s could
exceed the GOODNESS OF ----- baliics and his
party, who certainly made inaSteriS retreat to
the stated store AT CarrigaiIu.t. w.lere found
them. He and fitzgerald were Nsoua..ed but
not severely; Fitzgerald Ind "A miraculous
escape, and woult have been murdered but
was preserved By man nc knew, from Merry,
who put him under ils bed, &c.
(SigncdJ J. MILLER"
LONDON, April =.
We are enabled To communicate the follow
lug circnllr, by which IL WIii be seen that The
debates III Parliament on is rv-asSembling at
ter the recess are expected to be attended viii,
considerable interest. The opposition, who il
Is stated viii be very strenu0usiy supported by
motions on different subjects aud government
~ order To nc enabled 10 meet the force which
VIII he brought against them in the House are
naturally DESTROYS IN their turn to secure the
WholS OF their strength for The day of trial
Hence tue circular III question:. The following
is acopy:--
CIRCULAR.
,.. Downing Street.
YIN" I'm, you may be DESTROYS oi Knowing whe-
the' there VIII be much business inned;,,a,,
after Easter, ana l therefore take the I;hsr,s
al recalling To your recollection that a,.,,.,,
notices have been given, tormotions by 10 %,
position aud also wish To observe to va,
that the various estimates for the ye,r ,,a s,;;i
To be voted. With these and other important
SUBJECTS, the House will be constantly occu.
pied; and there's reason ts be certain. that
nom thet first day ofmeeting after the hell
days. the friends the opposition will he vsrv
res uiar ia their attendance.
e. ARBUTHNOT.
Ap,H 4.
Our private letters and tho Paris Journals
winch have this morning arrived of Tuesday
IaSl, slew that tacti0uS agitation has more
than usually prevailed of late The Ciazette
de France (but nopeof tie other papers we
have received,) mentions some Disturbance a.
mong part OF the Hugs body guards atVer.
sau'es, TIE place whcsit is said lie Rova, Fa-
mly will soon make their summer Residence
iheappearance OF the King az the windows
OF the Ihullieries produced an unusual sensa
ton. The sguabhies between the iloyalists
and the Jacoblns still continue. The latter
have theaudaclty to wear the violet, tie en-,
blem of Bonaparte, thus displaying slieiy aiiec
Tomato remembrance OF his return two years
ago Ia his government of a hundred DAYS aud
persons are found in the French nl;nistry who
have the etironiery 70 excuse these niaufeSta-
tlons OF "a reasonable spirit, under the cant
OF " liberal sentiments. Courier
The Theatrical tunli,lt at Paris appears TO
be appeased bnt after the hostile PARTIES
learnt that there would he no secoud represen-
taticn OF thctragedy they promenated The street
and walks, wearing prominently Their respec-
I'VE emblems the pure Royalists with white
rlbbands IN their button holes, and the Con-
sttutonalists with boquets of violets The no
lice found ii necessary TO interfere and order
ed that persons adopting either badge should
not be admitted to the Public Gardens
PROTEST,
On motion for the third reading Of the sed;f;ous
society bill, March 20, 1917.
| DIssENTIMENT,
Because itappears to us that this Statute in
infiictIng the Penalty of Death, is uniustv Sc
we're that gives TO Magistrates "A formida-
Die anu unnecessary power improperly CON
trouiing the general expression of opinion Il
Interfering both with the Public and Private
nj fIln -, ,N',.
consider the danger TO be much exaggerated
and which we think call for measures of con,
Citation and relief, and not for coercion.
trosvenor, Auckland,
Rosslyn, Augustus ~ eierick
Clifton, Va.sall Holland,
Erskine, Somerset.
EMIGRATION To AMERICA
StHteald, Starch so
Journal entitled MorgenbIatr (inorniuy
paper which is published in this CITY, publish
eS the following extract of letter from the
United States of America -
'Ihosr who arrive here without money ard
without resources, find themselves in de-
plorable situation. vessel has arrived here
with FIVE hundred of these nfortnnate neonle
from switzerland, who could not even pay
their passage. Many of them deplore. tho
TOO late, their emigration. They are sold here
into servitude. The Young are paid for tj,e
best Both the bnys and girls are treated.
I'LL the age of eighteen and tweuty-one, like
negroes. a robust man is Obliged to serve
iour or I'VE years for the discharge of eighty
dollars, demanded for his transport peopIe
oi certain age cannot find purchasers so
mat there are abOu; so on board the vessel who
wait their fate with anxiety. If, at the last.
| they cannot tnld any one willing to take them
ior their passage money, they are thrown into
KIND OF prison, where they are obliged to saw
marble like malefactors, ill they ran nav Nm
their freight, which may require ten or twelve
years. There are harbarians who enrich them
selves by such commerce. The CAPTAIN of
tp ef IA.
10000 FORMS"
The Minister of the Interior has caused 70
be published, Yesterday, farther information
TO the subjects of Wurtemb1rp nm tIa o,,n
hand regarding the Inconvenience IN which
they expose themselves by emigrating 10 Anne
rlca: on.the other in case they persist i'm tIe;y
resolution to emgrate, advertising .lem OF the
knowledge they ought to acquire IN HoIlasd
beforehand onevery thing that concerns their
embark alton.
London, April 8.
The son of Gnstavus who was SET aside %
make room for Bcrnadotte. is living at The
Court OF Wlrtemburg, the King being his con
SIN ne rs an accomplished VOnng man about
20, educated in the Protestant religion. He
der.
The official Report states the cost of the
Civic entertainment given to the Prince Re
gent, Emperor of Russia, King of Prussia A.
Duke of Wellington, by the Corporation NJ
the CITY OF London, to be upwards of 2i On0I
Ipnrs1,c, March %.
General keSiusko, in the last campaign,
commanded the Polish advanced guard M
tie Austrian corps. in Russian Poland has en-
tered into the service Of Prussia. and is nov
raising light Polish legion in the grand ducby
of Posen
HGporer .1fpych 2s.
Inc forming If a sinking fluid has been al.
so subject of dcliberatiOu in the Assem-
blyof the States. II is said that l0a 900 dol
lars per anuuin with the compound interest