Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

Of the National Legislature than Geor-
.is.
Col. Homer Y. Million was elected on the
same day Brigadier General of The I'D
Brigade and LIST Division of the militia
III place OF General Byne, resigned.
journal.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 7.-The Editor
OF the frankfort" Commentator" notices
Inc apathy we eylnce generally through
this state for the natural curiosities every
where to be seen-Tliat this apathy does
exist IS by no means strange, more cspe-
cially wbenit is recollecied that Frankfort.
Lexington and Louisville, thirty wears a.
go, we're complete wilderness, and that
we are al present occupied with various
public improvements.
Ii The western region abounds with
natural curiosities il wilIproduce this eff.
feet, the scientific, and men of taste will
visit our staie.-it iswiih pride We notice
that Louisville in particular, is lie point
OF attraction for such individuals. nor is
II otherwise than pleasing TO learn that
Mr.. W ARIEL, one OF the proprieiors of
the Virginia Museum, is in this pIaeecol.
Letting materials for that institution, and
enrichiDg his Port Folio with different
views OF Louisville and lis envir0ns--
The time is particularly favourable, the
Ohio being unusually low, and the numer-
Gus peir'iactIons can be obtained with
much more facility.
This Gentleman's exertions merit I'm.
aid of every scientific individual-be has
| our wishes for his success. and we feel
| confident that he will receive the reward
so justly due TO industry. [Ccwier.
|
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i6.-The So
lemniiies OF interring the earthly re-
| mains OF tile late Doctor Dorsey, were
| yesterday attended by the Rev. Clergy,
the Professors and Trustees Of the Uni
yersliy of Pennsy ivania, The whole of The
| Medical classes, the Society of Artists,
| and vast assemblage of citizens. The
! heightened procession was closed by the
| Society ofFree Blacks, TO whon he had al
| ways been all aheciionate counsellor and
beneiactor. [Gosetie.
correspondent at HAVANA writes
that Mr.. w. w. Robinson, who has long
been imprisoned by The Spanish govern.
ment =" is very i'll in the horrid dungeons
| OF The Moro. | saw him this evening
| Goth Oct.) and there is but little hopes OF
his recovery. The Government wish 10
make a contract for TWO years TO import
ice FROM the United States
DIPLOMACY.
Some changes are understood 10 be in con.
temptation I'D our corps of foreign ministers
| " bat they are, however, We have NOT been
able precisely toascertain. Engl Land. of course.
| IS abuntaDtly well provided and the appoint
! ment 10 mat court il OF too late date Whe-
IheT MIR. Gallatin be tired OF France and anx.
ioNs 70 return home, or not, we are ignorant
nut tie belet that mis- abseHce will not be much
~ olonged, gains ground daily. Holland n,nst
| speedily have Charge d'Affaires or a minis.
Ter !; II ispresumed tue former. Spain is about
beng vacated aud successor to Mr. irwin.
has alteady been privately designated. Ffom
Stockholm, late news gives rs 10 sndcfs and
that hlr. Christopher Hughes. now Secretary
81 legation. inaySoon resume his former tunc.
tiops ~ Charge dAfaires. The piopriety
aud eHpedieucy of a representation AT Cou-
siantin0pIe is much canvasscd, and pfetfy
generally allowed. A great deal Known oplv
to the executive. must. however, be takenin
consideration, before so important measure
can b. adopted. We are aiXions 80 see The
nation made known 10 every foreign court
that The principles Of It's government ma, be
generally understood, and the true character
OF the people fairly appreciated: Sooner or
laier good viii result IRON il. The Mcditer.
ianeah ana TIE Black sea, might be- made
interesting theaites Of commercial opera0oa.
LAW INTELLIGFN"
Saturday the lltu n.t. ls eaI