Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

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hhn'J as wei! as the friends of the absentees.
each Hay 10 ad.irrss the people, To comment OH
ne result OF the polls, and To call III, their
friends Ia new eNertions. The events and
tug papers of the next. One is shocked mt the
h"inS i"us disOi dersw hch ATE dCsc ibed IA thrse
papers.
The scenes at the musings OF London are nm.
fteas'nt enough. On the 18th of Jane SIR w .
Cmri'S was about ia address the electors but
as Soon as he shaved himself on the hastings,
hc Mas assaulted with Misses, groans, hootng,
and Whistles, he,ond all precedent even in
O"il'h"il. He stood calmly, though thus at
tackled, tor few inmates. aud at last with
drew, enchanting, With all ms power ot lungs,
WISH yona good evening. The next day
ne hiauc tue same unavallng attempt. hut his
voice was inaudibe.-On "a subsequent day
he had TO retire" amidst the most dismal wells
and bootings."
fut this scene is not to he compared TO that
Oh y" eStniinster. On the first day. Siv NJ. Man
wei received IA blow, from sCne unknown
hahd, when compelled him to wear" "a shade
over his right eye" Ohihc I'd day
lie was about 10 address ihe people assembled in
Houi Vi TIC MUSINGS, whr, violent pngs,,C ia,
corrupted h'ii aud asa,,o Tue crowd se,c.ai
hu.'s. "Uh some ad'ouness he turned hs b"w
s0ii's account 10y declaring in good uaIutr, va, he
t"is:Iered The person who had nearly tobD.d hun W
is s'shi AS freud disguise. He had .nIrsd him
80 his face AN ,iertonteriur uI,ra,,i which
N''i procure INN Lonsands OF YUtts -" tle
oi his speech could scarcely caught Tor The
uri"ar which Ieigned aiouud him."
iiUHt. once the friend of the nonulsce no,y
bitter Toe to Sir +. Butdett, Jared still worse
on another oecasion HIM" hoped he citizens Of
Westminster would support him. CLaaghter, ana
Ces 90 home 10 Four n'Je; Hhy 40 y0a lire on
Yrs. - ) 5JIR:arc Ply lie q: alot bnw ever had
pohled by the bads uccess Of ahonhsb. aud rrihaniy
'"uuc' ON Tue previous Jay, aud oby replied these
atidcAs, Never minf thai fellow he is drnnh /" lie
"nuu have IL days more al tia fun aud Loy.d io ba
addressing them there that day fortnight tlrt. IN.
upi"ar became great he obliged 10 ret,rc-O On
the same das as LoId Cascieagh re,iTed after polling
Tor MaNw ei'-he was follow cd and attacked lev a
md
thrown at HIM" from which he " took ieIus. in lie
AGmir3lr.' " "
ON the 22d June, no one could vote for M,xw.u
whno"t bei;ig " sailed b. gruai aud invrct,yes
Maxwell himself attempted to address Them. hu,
Showers ut spiitl. were driven sanity lie soon
became all OYER covered with every unseenlv and often
siye missile HIS mouth was at last completely covered
Finally the scene became so much work cd
up by the heat OF the contest that AiaNweIlvas
attacked by an athletic !bIacks smith. and nc.
celved two severe blows OF his chest * temple.
which confined him for raj days to his bed
Hunt escaped without any Other injury than
what his feelings mnSt have received from the
contempt showered upon Him his mearre
poll of 81 votes
1t ought to he noted however tIat The mar
ticuar friends of Burdeti and Romiltvrcp,o ba
ted these attacks upon MaXVell-!hati tcy he
sought tue people TO give up splitting at him
ana use ihcIr tongues, and the wit which WAS
more characteristic of Engli.hmeu"
Snch is the consequence OF those miserable
institutions 10 which the English are snblect.
ed They feel the expressions and ta<es TO
WhiSh they are doomed they hate the an
thofs they Ice. how important il is TO elect
suitable representatives when these rep,esen-
fatives are tos IN Parliament beyond their
controi Jor socen gears and their feelings hur.
~ them beyond the bounds OF decenry and de.
cotum. DO away their septennal elections
let them take place every TWO wears and an
English hustings MOu lose a Considerable
share of IT'S interest yon do away the prin
clpal sources OF riots aud fnmuts
Gt,ar Van l..r 4
Coventry. Wooi'er confessed lac had not money
enough 10 pay the eXpenceS and bring the
voters to The poll-and made way for "A Mi Ell
llse.-Cobbeii was, IA the Sing is, "Senf to
Corenty'-tOI not one vote did he receive. His
London friends were too poor or 100 supine
10 beStir themselves in his favor.
The Congress at Nix LA ChapelIe exciics ma
tna!iy very great interest ia Europe. Very
diiiereGt reports are in circulation about The
/ extent If its di. cnssIOns. One ariiclr uut;rr
the head OF La Chapelle, 18th jane, states.
mat the Ministers, &c. will assemble IRE
vionsiy 10 their masters. Tie affairs of
France Will he the subjects Of the first deli
"beratonS than the political relations of the
paramount states OF Europe and. finally. The
restoration OF Peacc MbOh HcRisyheres." This
last seems 10 squint towards South America.
Another article, under head OF Madrid Nav
%, seems rather TO disc0unteuauce this idea
The king OF Spain wishedio attend The Con.
giesS but the cabineI of Vienna - showed an
| opposition TO this design England and Prms-
STA aiterwa, dS answered to tho S::me purpor,
! lie Spanish Ministry showed themselves the
more dissatisfied OH the occasion, as they ex-
pected from this rappr0chment an aineIiOraiinn
IL the external relations al the kiug dom " Inch
their own exclusive efforts do moi permit them
10 expect Tile English journals seem TO "a
dOpt the idea OF congress. Iimttd in its view S
aud measures. The following article Is, in res
poet 10 >. America, very interesting:
VIENNA, June l1.-GOItZ, PiusSIdn minis
ter PleniPOtertiary in the Diet, has been en-
joined by his Court 10 make, in the IaEIe of his
majesty, tie formal declaration which, under
present circumstances, is highly important
that il Is not new Congress. OF IKE nature of
that at Vienna, that is 10 assemble at AK La
ChhPeIle, but merely meeting Ut The Sove
reigns that this ms eting i wholly nConnect-
ed With any territorial alteration ahd that
besides the confirming OF the bonds of irIen >
snip between tie SoyeTeiSnS, The ouiy object
of il will be 10 determine The attitude which
Germany ought to assume. after the eNacua
ton OF France by the allied troops. in or der To
secure aud nialutain the general tranquility
and the peace of Europe. The declaration
concludes by stating, that since there is no
idea of ID COngIess, but only Of a friendly and
confidential meeting Of the MOnarChs, 40 hi
pIOnatic agent of the other Courts and Suve-
TeiguS could he admitted to il. This declara
tIoD has been addressed al the same time, IN
the form of a circular note by the Prussian LIE.
cation at Paris TO the ministers OF the olber
Courts who are in tina: Capital"
SLATES.
The growth Of the Western Country, south
of the Ohie. is carrying off a great many slaves
from Ibis aud tile other siates......1hO
parts which grow the fastest, OF course,
take off tue most. The states and territories
which produce sugar aud cotton, require the
greatest number, aud can afford 10 pas for
them. " here the proprietor can clear OT 500