Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

OGFBEC, August 4 -. We have been
politely favored with Z London paper, the
G!obe of the i5jh of June, period of the
British SaiurDaila, or General Eie iiun,
when John Bull was ENJOYING the full iru-
lilOn ot that liberty of which he was 30
proud, and made so deserved!y, his boast
During tie Saturnalia Of Tie amcients,
slaves were allowed 10 ridicuie their mas
tiers, and 10 exercise every freedom of
speech. Neverwas this fro edom OfSpeech
carried 10 a greater length at Rome on
such occasions than il appears 10 have
been lately III EDglSnJ, particularly IN
Westminster. by orator Hunt, who was Il
candidate for that city. His mode OF can
vassins was by riding about from parish
10 parish, with large red flag, upon
wlnch was painied, in large gilt characters,
=" HINT and I.iber'y," and Oh tie other,
- tniUerSat Suffrage" file made his debit
III Palace Yard, where be poured forth his
usual philippines. From thence lie said he
should proceed - Waterloo place, and
there, without intending lhe smallest dis
respect TO The Prince Regent, " he con
descended TO put his head out Ofthe win
dow of Carlton House, he might hear
some important truths, such as III English
man would not hesitate 10 utter, and such
as a Prince ought not 10 be ashamed TO
hear. To which place lie proceeded with
his good friends, The mobility, who gath
cred like a snow ball as they rolled but
al which place his hearers became much
more respectable.
Here he RECOMMENDED lis barangue,
and said, that should he have the honor to
be retained 10 Parliament, although he
admitted that The royal family should be
supported consistently with their dignity
he would never give his vote for the al
lOwaBce OF The immense sum Of one mil
lion and q half for the civil list After des-
caEiing OF this topic aud comparing il
with tie < G0O0 per anuuu Of The PreSi
dent Of The United States, he said that
upon a recent occasion, he had heard
Sir Francis liurleil say that he did not
much mind The allowance TO the rOyai la-
mily, as ii all came among The public a.
gam. Yes, observed III ani ii high
wayuan stop. me ON Elounsiow neck. pnis
d pistol 90 my left breast and robs me ola
E . note, tiat comes back again lie
would moi lie deferred from speaking
truths, although lie vas opposite Tie man
sion Of royalty.
II every soldier in the world bad his
bayoDei tINed against his bfcast--il Ill the
artillery III England was drawn up With
their cannon pointed at him, aud both
were 10 say, eff yourcpea what you nave
said, you are dead man" he would, fear
less Of death. repeat it-(iom applause,
aad Brapo, citizen Hunt."J
From thence be proceeded TO Saint
Georges Ficlds, where be went over the
same ground again, his audience coniinu-
ally increasing. Az the termination Of
his address tie spectators cried aloud,
IS Hunt for ever. Bravo Eiunt," &c. aud
his horses being taken from his chariot,
he was drAwnby The populace 10 bis house
IN NOriolk-Sirect. amidst the most diScor-
dant vociferalions. This was Oh the l6fh
June. lie gave those who surrounded
him 10 understood that lie Would visit 81.
Anue's dud other parishes, in similar
way, or tie neat day. la llie course Of