Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-05
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tSu cidteS DIS extremely rfOOdnie. vi
what they found this belief, We are at :
loss TO knsM-at least, we are at Il loss IL
know what occasion FOR war has been Civ.
Ell by Spain. Spain seems 10 have ialSer
the greatest care TO avoid giving um-
bragg, and though it would not be diff
cult 10 prove that, liz her transactions
with the United States, she has been
more Sinned against than shining
she has conducted herself with modera-
ton, with forbearance, with caution
she has pressure enough upon her, she
has Ills enough without the addition of a
fresh war. The long miser!es of her
conflict with Bonaparie, the advantage
taken at that state of her exhaustion by
her American colonies 10 separate them
selves from the mother country, demand
Ell all her care and attention. And If ii
be true that the United States are really
attached To the cause of freedom, they
will be more inclined to aid than 10 attack
Il country whose suflerings lave been
produced by her firm and obstinate yesis-
lance TO an unproyoked and unprincipled
invasion.
Ar. KeG, in Dublip.-The announce
ment of MIR. Kean brought one of ;he
most crowded houses this season. II
was absolutely crGmmcd. We own we
we're glad, independently of the pleasure
which we always feel when talent is hon
ored, at the view of the house last night.
We really thought that the people of
Dublin were stolen away by the cars
that they were music mad, and that they
had not soul for the severer beauties OF
tragedy. But we rejoice Ia find that they
only want The proper atiraction-and
that they know how 10 value, as becomes
=, al,
such an actor DIS Mr. Kcan.
His entire was greeted, as might be ca
SHY expected, with the most enthusiastic
welcome and his first speech, given
with all that familiar and original bold
ness and facility, was applauded 10 the
echo that should applaud again.
Dublin E. Post.
LONDON July 3.
The Members of both parties, may, we
might add, the whole HonSe, che red
the Just tribute paid by Messrs. Smith,
Dammersley and Grcniell, last night, to
the able and active exerilons Of MIR Well
lesley Pole, the Master Of lie Mint, in
sending new coinage into circulation
No operation ofSucb importance and ne
cesslty was ever performed with more
complete success, or al less expense
Let our readers conceive the VastnesS and
extent of This operation. total change
OF coinage was 10 take place throughout
the Kingdom. Millions were 70 be with
drawn, millions were TO be substituted for
them, and this was done by a simutane-
GUS operation. TWAS effected with The
quickness almos, of magic-and as If the
Master Ofthe Mint had the wand of the
enchanter, the bad coinage disappeared
and the good appeared iii all parts in
moment. The most sanguIne eXpectati-
ons could not have conceived such sue
cess 10 be within the scope of probabili
ty-and hence the eagerness with which
all men are ready to pay the tribute of
praise TO the master of the Mint.
a very great intimacy has subsisted for
some time past between the Princess Char
lotte and Lady Susan Ryder, tine eldest
daughter Of the Earl of Harrowby. Her
Royal Highness has lately made present
OF most elegant Brussels lace dress, 10
the value of 500. 10 iier lady ship, for her
wedding, which is To- take place to-mor-
row. Viscount Ebriugton is the happy
bridegroom, and the ceremony will be
p rformed at ST. Georges Church, Hano-
ver-Square, by the Archbishop of York.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Arbuthnot gave
grand dinner to the Duke of Wellington,
AT his house i'll Downing-street. The
Lord Chancellor, the Earl of WestmOre-
land, &c. were of the party.
TIE system of ron paying seems to be
coming into use in the Metropolis, and
promises to be highly beneficial AIrea-
dy the stOne-pavers are alarmed for the
safety of this great city, and with much
sOllcltude wish TO call upon Pa lament
TO prevent the laying down ofsuch an inn
mense area OF AN electric conductor, as will
bring all the thunder to London How
comes il, that Parliament have so long
suffered the Thames TO pass 50 near this
great metropolis
The following is private letter:
paris, JuIy 9.
The health Of Madame de Staei is in so
precarlOus state, that her friends are
still III undiminlshed anxicty concerning
her.
" Tie number OF French emigrants
who have reached the United States, do
not amount to less than 10000. They
have III general embarked from Belgium,
Holland, Germany, and even Russia. In
America, they have enjoyed unrestricted
freedom, but have Obtained 10 political
preP0ndcrance. Joseph Bouaparie is
said 10 have given up every hope of retur-
nng into France. Clauzcl and LEI, bvre
DesnOucttes are At keW-OFleans; GrOu-
cliy has quilted Baltimore for New York
The greairrpart Of the officers Ofthis ma
lion appear determined OH repairing TO
Mexico or Brazil"
Fashionable Fair Frocas.--Fnday night,
Miss W, lady OF fortune, was bro't
UP TO Marlborough street office, by Craig
aud Burton, the officers, charged with
annoying Mrs. K, a lady of fortune
also, IN the following extraordinary man
ner - FOR considerable time a gentle
man of rank has paid his addresses to
the prisoner, and a marriage was agreed
upon but the gentleman happened 10
see Miss -----, the niece Of tie com