Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

successors, ana their IroSt faithful maJeSties,
with every branch Of the Royal Family, paid
their respects to Monsignore, the Archbishop
of Demetrio, Nuncio Apostolic TO the Brazil.
ian Court. The city of Pekin is erected into
a Patriarchate /; the Patriarch is q Portuguese
monk, from Macoa, of the Order ofSt. Francis
Pekn has also an lnquisition, which is nnder
the direction of tho Inquisi;ors from Goa -
The education of all classes Is invested in the
hands OF the iesuits, as veil as the high officers
of State. The Confessor Of the Emperor Is a
Portuguese JesNit, ami "a declared by law tie
next person in lie Empire, To the Sovereign
and an unlimited power Invested in his hands
lhess crafty men have adopted the costume
aud are more sliehdidiy clothed than any OF
The MandarihS The JeSuits have received
the privilege 10 wear their nails an inch longer
than any OF the nobility, the Princes OF ,ne
blood excepted; and any Mandarin who dare,
presume 10 have his slippers within two inches
as lGnS as the slippers ct the Priests is To be
punished with t-d,h. The missionaries brought
Tor The CouI OF Brazis some magnificent pic.
ccs OF China, tu whichiS depicted the audience
OF Lord Amihr>t with his Chinese Majesty
and those '.teuons o,ienthlisiS haze had tue
'lnuarity Ia car,rature that Spivndid embassy
wh,ch would have done honor 10 the first and
most briiii,hi Court IA Europe"
The following article, which is Of a very in.
si0inuS and hostile character, j. extracted from
The Ioidon 1iintS' ut Nav 10th. The up.ra.
ZION OF such opinions. in every American mini
must be. To give Increased supper, 10 the .iet,.
sares our own government, when dictated
az we peicVe ity now are, by justice and good
faith. fpIl ps~
Dispute Lei,reeR Spain and Aa,e1ica.
ife Ia OF aliii'rS between Span and Anne.
ric's, anotus great matter for political specnla-
ton ut present. There are those tina, maintain
that the former power nnst succuuib IN rio
dicidm OF the latter and Yield however rciuct
antiy Tie fio'idds, 10 satisfy the North Amp,i
can GoverOmcnt. Others assert, that the mi
mister, Vlun O.iS) could nor have Proceeded
the lercth nf 'trciarire the prcpostiou of tic
Americans TO he ihadmissibie' " i,liuut hold.
'ng an assurance from his government that II
"oh'u hot c. inpr"nii>e Ills homer aud national
reputation. hy Welding la the uust claims a.
the tnitt". tates. The ecmartis ot the Anne
r;cans must have hcen lon- since, lunwu Ar
h1aufia; ~ II rms tar 10 conclude that the ci,p
VaHpr IL Dhis was tnlly authOr>t a to uuhnId
tte dignity aud reSppciaLihty of Swain Inv :,
p"sli|e f'lect'tn OF Such proposals as may
humble his native country in the oninion al
Other nations. IL TIL, proves 10 he the case il
- eGna'iN reasonable tOrcncludc ,l,at the o,rr,
ot MaufiI mas resolved To suppor, its preteu.
s,ohs by vigorous maritime war, tle moment
the United States n,ay take any sten n eutorcs
me measures which they have p;ouosed tor
their own advantage.-N or must therefore
depend upon the act OF the Americans vino
VIII pht IL on mntl their numerous traders are
apprized OF the danger; aud thus S,,Ain v;,,
III great measure, lose the advantage which
That kingdom might derive from a Sudden de-
rtara,i"n. ana vigorous prosecution Of war
NJ
pers, therefore, teen with assurances 10 tran
qniil2e Tie Spanards, that no act of hostility
VIII 'ake place thIS season" WHICH is meant IN
nave double eifect-first TO p,isjraa tLe On,
hiards AMI neNt,t To caution the American mer
GIANTS OF THERE embryo danger Iorpor or ere
uniity on Stlle Pant of Spain, would .nable ,iIe
Americans 10 secure their very Aiended cor,
incrce from the risk of capture. and eoualiveu.
anIe the government TO direct its whsle atten
ZION anu resources against the Spanish Colo.
mes. Ii, on the contrary spain ,houId nursno
a firm, vigorous, and Courageous coudn,,t an
Immense hcotY "onld enricl. her navy, and the
adventurous privatetrs which would sail unt,r
her cOiors and commissions
America has, undoubtedly great deal IN
rose, even II AT War with The weak est ,,over
IL IS ms considerations which will no doubi
dictate To the President a greater share OF ;us
tice and moderation in his claims mon $50
IMAM that which has been exhibited I'm ill.,.
spifit oil commerce he has demanded the bi,rh
est price for his friendship; hat like pruden,
pouNca' traaeSindn. I've viii not risk ii great loss
mS iisiSiitS "ron ms FIRST ters,S, ANY thing
""ich inIcrrupts The CONNER, g of the intel
STATES VIII promote that of other rival and
toih:nefciai nations. The expense of protect
lag tneir very extended trade would, of itself
give decided advantage TO other uan,icai
communities. ihe injury they mig hit do Spai;,
'h''h' possibly be great but in efiec FIN, II
Iheir own losses would he yery consfder.tia
anu probably iuuCh more serious th;,n tJ. CO..,
'herciai interests of tive nation would DaiieniJy
S"Oin't 10; so that tie Same evil which >hs in
tshds tor Spain, may be as ikejy 10 overtal.
ntasetI from The iiardsliips imposed on some of
uNi o"ii states-nameiy. an characterization or
nose states from the general goyernuent of
The nation. Politicians have Ion., eoufar,Js-sd
a separation of The southern a. Northern st,tes
when possibly, the ambitious pto,ec:sos the
soVeihhieht, ana the risks attendant on an mn
"e'eSsary ana UNJUST war may produce.