Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-27

~ rueitt % ct the uOubie1
Through mary storm aud many a prosperous breeze
ihro"xh sommer's heat and winters Chilling blast,
rron ioTrid To the trigid zone I've past.
through sicily cnes, where each conIa yious breath
Spreads uesoiation ty untinely death.
one hundred voyages, through unanmber'd tolls,
we sailed AT least i've bundi ed thousand milss;
Been taken sunk, and Oft times cast away,
Yet weath.red all, in this close port to lay.
Nh're dead calm INV weared bark doth ind,
Ooie'dto anchor for the wan, Of Wind.
Here nndistnrbed at rest shall remain,
~ me astunmp calls ny all hands again;
Aud ~dat new riis shah then 20 through,
NO b"iIah reason eyer yet contJ slew:
Bat tlesanle pow'r who leads through earth and sea-
VIII doubtless lead ms through eternity.
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From Lsaaoa Fopers 10 TIRE soih Sept. yeeeissd al
Nst1 York.
LONDON, Sept. 22.--Aa article from Fra:,..
i0rt inehtions, ihat the United States, having
resolved TO send Ministers Plenipotentiary
oniy to the Coats of London, Paris, Vienna.
Peiersbnlg, AID Beriin. there will be merely
SIMPLE Charge d'Atiaiies accredited to The
G;rg OF Sw eden.
The continental journals are more fertile i'm
specn'atohs than our own. even as To what
snaJects viii cccupy the deliberations OF the
approaching Confess. This in natural, for
TIE States IN which they ATE published would
be more immediately affected by any political
ar asgemen,s which mi. ht he determined ,ipon
IA that assembly fine army of occupation in
ffduce; the disputes of Spain with Portugal,
Win the United States, and with her Own
colonies and the affairs of Germany, Lave
Va
bn question. 10 these are now added, in AN
artiele from Augsburg, some complaints of
me Court OF Denmark against Sweden, res.
peciing the accomplishment of the third para
graph OF the Treaty OF het and the piracies
Of the Bafbary Pcwcts. 1t is asserted, saws
the SAME account, q that with regard, to the
former, the conferences which took place in
s-ehdcn on the 2Sth vi july, and the process
Hsfbalof whtcltwas sent 10 the nigh allied
powers, viii be costinusd even after the Con-
SreSs. We conicss, tnr Our own parts, this is
the FIRST allusion we remember 10 have seen
upon the matter.
sept 70 According to an article from
Rome, Madame I.etita Bouaparte has found
atreasure in the cellar of the palace o. Ginni.
cii,', which she has purchased, consisting of
gold and silver coiIis, lace, sc. The French
Peiice formerly occupied this palace. We
learn from the same quarter thar the CAPTAINS
offse American ships at Leghorn, recently
gave brilliant entertainment to the family of
b0naparte, who reside - that neigtbOrhood.
Huht will be proceeded against by an action
Tor defamation. in calling Mr.. bowling a gov
einne'ltspy Who tried 10 swear away the life
DIR. Watson
HINT has preferred an indictMent against
the propr'e,ors aud printer ofthe New Times,
'ar a noel ON his character III that paper.
~ Ipnnett, SICK OF his trans atlantic paradise.
on Long Island has,, IL Is said, landed in Ire
isnu, wIencehis reiurnto L0ntsn may shortly
be expected. e i.dIse!i
Ertract gf q tettsr. dated
NJ, SprE&HAG en-, sept. -.
Intelligence has iH,f Nyrrived here of
serlons Insnrrectisa Niiclbss broken ont ia
Norway. The drsseyyesit of tie people oi;Iat
country mauitfsiethtself while the King and
lie crown p,ince resided al Christiana, when
numerous bands of peasants marched against
that city, bur they we're Dispersed al thai time
ny Tie troops dispatched against them. The
leaders OF the present insurrectiou are said to
nav uase iaaa'e-some very bold acquisitions TO the
swedish governne Mt. They demand the re
RI no rs H.,
st9fihing, the senate,) and also OF the minister
" tue finances, cOnnt Wedel Jar,s berg as
wen as the Immediate dissolution of The storih-
wy, me people OF the lower class having 10
GG3nuuence IN the Independence of that assent,
ply. They insist also on the removal of the
present governor in chief connt Morner n
direct participator with ihe king in the gov.
erGMentn
= most singular circumstance took place
lately at hnlsltsbridgo Barracks One Of the
nrst Troop of life tinartis observed, in clean
!ng his horse, that the aBinial seemed particu
larly loud ofhaving his face and head contnu.
any rrbbeh.in doing which the s0l.Iier tliseov-
cred something movable as he pressed The
cneek OF The horse. lie accordingly commu-
ncated the same to MIR. Boxain the Veter.
mary Surgeon TO tlie'tGoop, who took conSide.
ne pans 10 examine it, and having made every
necessary preparation, lsnced it, in the hope
Of discovering the cause, when, to his surprisa,
ne extTaSed grape shot, weighing o ounces.
from the horses head, which he received AT
the battle Of Waterloo, where the wound was
immediately dressed in the usual manner, after
'he engagement, aud was considered only as a
Sv ord cut ' -"
Capt Hawkins. of the Everthorpe. of HnlI
wFl'e at The Davis Straits fishery being ezra,
geo WIN boat crew in attempting to Kill la
Oea' ~ ne water the enraged animal made a
sDatch AT capt. III. and seizing him .y the thigh
dragged hin out OF the boat aud Immediately |
lnade OH with fis expected prey; but Que OF |!
'he crew throwing naliet With all his strength,
u fortunately hit the bear. and caused him TO |
let 90 Ills hOld OF captain II. whom the boat's
crew succeeded IN recovering on board after |
The imminent danger ofbeing worried to death |
knocked on the head, or drowned all in the |
compass OF few minutes. Capt. III. was re. |
towering fast from his wounds thou0h stilI |
lame, when last SPOKEN with.
On sunday Se'TnigLt the sect called Rant |
IRIS opened their new chapel at Bingham Al |
Zen o clock the Rev. LoRkszo Dow, from line |
Itea preached to a very large congregation, so |
that The chapel, Which is pretty |
"a icloGs, was not sufficient to hold half the |
people assembled.
On Thursday, the American sIoop of war
hornet, captain Read, from Elsineur. bonnd
y, Boston, pun INTO Cowes Roads. She was 20
lays from Elsueur, whittier she was sent 10
sonyey 70 Tie Uuited States, six Americ.s
'eaIhen who formerly belonged to an Ameri |
ian schooner, aud who are charged with mur-
Ter aud mmtiny.
Miss O'Neii. We present our readers will,
The following I've should lhink) unexampIed
Instance of female Industry, in the person of
has Lady: During The last 6S days, she has
appeared upon tic stage vt various places forty
Ieven nigbts-she has travelled nine DAYS in
her way from Edinburgh TO Norwich.ten
,,updays interviewed aud she has had two o,her
lays OF rest. When Miss O'Neil left this city. |
NE was Engaged 90 play at sundry towns IL |
nghis, previous TO the 18th of October, when |
NE S 10 appear at COVent Garden /; and in |
order to do this she must Traverse the Whole |
oldilN rom east TO oh |
y Liverpool, and return 10 London before liar |
lay.
AIXLA CHAPELLE.
E1t'nct from private letter in The Times.
nave to day made circut OF the houses /
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