Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

attention. Al IariS, TIE itSIS OF Cdiiul-
dates are already in calculations; each CO.
terie has lis own. The following Is tue
list ofshe Ultra-L Liberals ;--Laiitte, Maui
ueI, La Fayette, Berry, Constant, Gilbert
DIES Voisins, Cassimir PerrIer, Viraloux
and Fhiars. he imitation of the En-
glish customs in elections, begins TO be
felt. It's SAID house has been obtain
ed in the name OF Nj. Manuel, TO ensure
him the 1000 francs of taxes, the condition
of eligibility.
OF the 8 deputies who composed the
deputation of the Seine in 1916, five have
been named by the King, Presidents of
Sections of the College: Nj. M. Bellart,
Try, Roy, Delaitre, Breton: the 9th, Nj.
Pasquier, is minister; the 9TH, Nj. de
Chabrol, is project of the Seine. NJ. de
Goupy and Comte de la Bonardiere, are
named Presidents of Sections.
FATAL EFFECTS OF EXCESSIVE JOY.
"A woman at Hanley, in the potteries,
uamed Phebe Atkins, who had sou i'll
the army, from whom she had not heard
for several years, and supposed him dead,
few DAYS ago receiveda letter from him,
stating that he was alive and well, and
should shortly he at home !; her JOY at
the intelligence other lost son being found,
was so excessive that she broke out into
fits of laughter and weeping, and in
few hours expired.
BosToN, Oct. 23.-NIr. Hooper has
favored us with Dublin papers to the 9th
of September.
One paper contains a long article on
the salutary nature of Emigration. 1t
considers an annual emigration of so, 600
as not sufficient to prevent the evils of a
too crowded population at home.-lt
would prefer sparing 100000. The only
disadvantage it alludes TO is that of aug
menting the population of another nation
therefore the establishment ofnew Bril-
fish settlements abroad is earnestly con-
tended for. 1t recommends the forming
of colony near the Cape of Good Hope,
in the country of the Caffrees, and add
tional colonies in New Holland.
Ii has been perceived for some time,
that the Irish are not so partial to the u
States as formerly.
The writer anticipates the objection
that some of the colonies might hereafter
declare themselves independent but
tins he views as very remote occurrence,
IT IT should happen-as possible to be a.
verified by the course of conduct which
experience suggests and asnotthe worst
of calamities if il should take place.
1t would appear from the great number
OF electloneering articles in the Dublin
papers, that ii has been determined TO call
a new Parliament, or that the measure is
confidently. expected.
In. the city of Cork, Mr.. christoph CT
Hely Hutchingson and Sir Nicholas Con-
way Colthurs, and IN the county of Cork,
Lord Bernard. Lord Kingston & Mr.. Hare,
are candidates for Parliament.
IN the county of Carlow, Sir Ulysses
Burg, Mr.. Latouche, and MIR. Bruen, are
candidates.
IH Wexford county, Lords Stopford and
Valentia on the side of government, and
Messrs. Colclough and Carew on the side
of the Catholics.
In the county of Clare, the Ri. Hon.
Yesey Fitzgerald is candidate.
A mem Der of the Leinster family is to
be proposed for the city of Dublin.
The Dublin Evening Post says" Hon
esty is doubtlessa necessary qualification
III Representative, but what is IT with
out talents 2"
Some difference has occurred among
the Catholics, on account ola letterwrote
by the Catholic Board of England TO the
Pope, in favor of DIR. Poynton.
A communication of the Window Tax
has been proposed to relieve the people
OF Ireland but it has been opposed at
several popular meetings as new inju-
ry.
The Rev. Mr.. Hayes has returned TO
Ireland from mission TO Rome.
AT Dublin, from Sept. 90 to 81, the
price of Am. flour varied from So 10 58s.
The latter is the price quoted at the last
date.
Cobbett has attacked Sir Francis Bur-
dett accusing him of deserving the
cause of Reform, of improper ambition,
&c.
A British general arrested in France fo'
debt contracted III England, has been
released, and the plaintiff subject to the
payment of costs.
Col. Wilkes, late Governor of st. Hele
ma, and Capt. Popplewell, who has beer
in constant duty in attending on Bona.
parte since he has been at St. Helena
have just arrived in England. The En-.
Emperor presented the latter gentleman
on his quitting the Island, with very su
perb ornamented gold snuff boz, in con.
sderatlOn of The delicate and honorabl,
manner IN which he had executed his du
ty.
The London Gazette Of Sept. I3, con
tanned only five Banlrupts.
The old King of Sweden is so unwel
and infirn that nearly all the royal dulie,
have devOlved on Bernadolle.
The Queen of Spain has determined tt
actas wet nurse 10 her infant daughter
following the example of Queen Charloit,
of England.
Up to the 10Th Of August, The pIagu,
continued TO rage al COnsIaRtiRople Will
increased violence. II prevails also a
Algers, where 60 or 20 persons have dice
OF a day.
The Meihodists Of Geneva are said t.
have prepared neg Translation of tie RI