Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Some fixed OF The ends Of sticks. Offers elcva
ted ia pieces ofparer-all ofwhich were push-
ell towards Mir. Hunt, who however. stood his
ground. although evidently much affected lie
iencrSuatcdwith Dir. Lee, the high cons table.
for permitting these insults but Mr. Lee said
il Was impossible topreveni them. Al length
MIR. hunt turned wards ihe crowd aud said
that a. lie " As inteIiu, - d. assaulted and me-
vented from address, :, them, he would retire
fer that day. He then stepped back amidst
ihnide's at disapproiatioO, and very partial
'-''.t.e oi applause nothing could exceed the
scene OF contusion which took place after his
retreat.
POPULAR FOLLY.
\ Liverpool paper contains the following de-
scriptions OF the chairs IN which the candi-
dates eject for ihe town of Liverpool were
carried by the ropnlace, at the close of the
election
Both the Chairs were designed by Mr.. Tho
mas Parr: they did great credit TO his taste.
They we've constructed hy MI. Gill, upholsier-
er, and the cha>ieness and The elegance with
which they were executed werevery crcditable
10 Isis insennty. We suhiCiD description of
theta.
MIR. cANhiNGS.
The pni!iue OF the sides Was formed by a
fe>lOCn at Covers, supported by scrolls at each
cad, ornamcnt' with rich resets underneath
appeart d tbr motto. Siups, COLONIES, AND
CoMMEaCe, IN silver, OH deep blue fibhmd.
HE back was rircaiir: the upper par, iuim
ed Il handsome irieze OF blue SILK Eute,l and
orlamen,ed by wrea;hs III silver The iiiczp
ed", With laurel un the top OF this WAS al,
Ornsneu;ai tablet, with the number 1854 sur.
porting Chapict OF ianrei: the lower part dis
played rich s.raperiCs, depending. iicm scrolls
which bclc the arms at Great Britain and Ire
land, aud The centre the Liverpool arms pro-
per, with gold entichnents. On The lIun;
wcre Mr. Cauuin%s arms, will, laurel, PAIN
branches, &c. la the inside, AT the front part
VAS the Regents Plume. on a crimson cushion
resting on an India chest, coruucGpias sc. as
einiilems OF commerce: the back part Mas co
vered with tesioons of silk drapery, crimson
and deep blue alternately, al the front OF which
Stood an elegant chair, covered with crimson
sl!k and trimmed with gold lace, silver wre aths
&c. elevated by circular steps and on each
| SIDE rose scarlet flag, serving as occasional
supporters the royal standard waved over his
! head, with laurel eniwined eli the staff. The
&c trimmed with gold lace and fringe.
GENERAL GAsCOYNE's
| At the trent Appeared Ming AND CONSTR
TuTIoN, III gold, and the crown enconpaSs,d
| by iauiel. The sides were formed by blue
| silk Rags, the stats placed IN AN angie. aud
the silk neatly ic6tooned. Oriainenied with sill
yer wreaths, sc. The back bore the Liver.
peol arms on iiuied ttapeTie>, amidst feStuous
oi Xix aid laurel! Ou tte upper part was ivl
ornament With the No. - "a ia u wreath In
il,e Inside was the chair. covered with light
DiIe silA aud i'imMed Wiii gold lace, placed
On an elevation, b,aring ihe crest OF Liverpool
| on caC! side were fNea two supporters, en-
| twint i with laurel, aud carrying iestoou oil
flowers: on The bdci. part ot the car an! at the
| top was bSed scarlet draperas and the Regent.
| piume encircled by lauYei Oh each side lie
! royal standard and Union waved as small ilass