Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

him, or he would he soon beaten out of
the sea. MIR. Harley addressed Tie meet
irg, and strongly recOmirended 10 every
elector 10 subscribe his mite towards de-
fraying the expenses Of the election.
Thanks were then voted to The CHAIRMAN,
aud the meeting dispersed.
BRUSSELS, June i.-Dhe Grand Duke
Michael has made ont very short STAY in
this els : he departed again yesterday
aleraoOn, with has whole suite, 10 visit
tAe Russian headquarters al Maubeuge.
PARIS, Jure I.-Yes,crday the king
gave private audience 10 tile Duke OF
sSriiInslon.
40 extraordinary courier WAS despatch
Ell from i.:e Office OF the minister of JUS
i,re ON Saturday last, carrying the decree
oil The court Of cassIiicn to AlDi, and the
order Tor carrying into execution the sen
tsnce OF the assize court 0f Farm.
BREs1Aw, May al letters which are
entitled TO credit Estate, HAT the company
OF Madame krudeDer, at the head of nom
Is the Sieur Ke.uer, oil BfuusWick, private
secretary to Madame krudeuer, having
been driven from Prussia, were obliged
&c sojourn IN Il little frontier town, where
Their dilemma was aggravated by an abso-
lutte want of money. However, NJ. de
Pauiacci, governor of Riga, took upon
himself the responsibility OF advancing a
considerable sum aud Madame krude-
ner then LEFT Russia with her followers.
FRANKFORT, May %. =. The pubkca-
f,on of The letter o;lhe grand duke of Ba-
den and of the king oil Bavaria, has pro-
dnced very great sensation IN al Ger
many. 1t has given rise 10 the puslica-
hon OF some very interesting rejection
which come from ii German lawyer of
great emlnence; the object OF which
seems to be, 10 defend the claims of the
court OF Bavaria, On the ground that in
the treaties of accession TO the Grand Az
nance IN 1913, Bavaria was promised a
complete Indemnity for AL lis cassons,
which was not the case with Baden.
BRITISH EMJGRATlOE
we have aad 10 JUuch more than once
on this painful topic, aud we are again
impciied 10 revert 10 Il. Whatever NAV
be The real cause, il is too true HAT The
mama has taken deep hold of Ike pupula-
uon oil TINS port and the neighborng
parts around, large portions ofwhich have
resolved and are resolving TO become IN
hahtants Of the American laud. During
The past AMI present week IN particular,
many have embarked : among others, Mr..
fiornOrook, WOODEN manufacturer from
ihe ncIgbbOrhood of Tavisiock, who is
saIdto have taken the whole of his estsb-
lisiIIpent, consisting of sixteen men and
apprentices, and four women, for the a.
vowed purpose of carrying OH his future
concern at Pittsburgh, Lle Birmingham
oil America. We could mention other
names, which the public would hear with
some surprise. a silyersmitll at Plymouth
~ employed Almostirom morning 10 night,
ia isrnishIng the enigrants with gold and
saver ~ exchange for bank paper aud
were we 10 state The amount thus exchan-
geo, dad which IiGenceiorih NAV be con-
sihered aa totally lost, as well as the pos
SCISSORS, TO ihe mother country, it would
be quite evidence enough, if any be want
ing, OF The spirit of emigration.
[P{ymomh paper.
On Tuesday morning the atteDtion of
me Inhabitants of Penrith MAS attracted
by The appearance oi q large Wagon, stu
pendousiy laden with household furiii-
lure, DE. ana with women and children ::
by the side of which walked a number OF
Meh-- ihe whole comprising several tsmi-
lies, VINO were proceeding from Aston 10
Liverpool, there TO take Shipping for A.
merica. The sight of nearly eighty of our
JeHeD conntrgoien, compelled by the Driva
lions attendant on a remorSelesS Syytem of
Prgt"sensSs end taxation, TO bid adieu forev-
er 10 the land OF our fathers, could not
ia!i 70 awaken in the breasts Of the spec
'a'ors sympathetic emotions. On this
eve OF general election. such ain occur
renee ought to powerfully influence the
feHectlng electors, TO return 10 Parliament
men OF whom they can place dependence
for sincere desire TO retrieve the affairs
OF thus onsF happy country.
TYNE Mercury.
SIR FRANCIS BURDETT.
l.,, ho , a.,
at the triumph of Westminster was cele-
Dratce, al the Crown and Anchor Tavern.
strand. Sir +. Burdett, Bart NJ. p. ia the
chair, who entered the room about five
O'clock, accompanied by Lord Cocbrane.
ne Hon. Douglas Kinnaird, Sir X. w.
wilson, Mr. Bruce, Mr.. Z. Walker, Major
Cartwright, and = great number of other
respectable gentlemen.
SIR +. Bnrdett in The course of a lopp
and able speech observed, very truly. ibai
he irlt pride in ihe honor he experien-
ced by representing so independent SET
a. nen--tlie only set of electors who had
gwen due and proper effect to their indie
pendence, by returning their members i'm
that constitutional manner they had done.
I0r ne believed, that with the exception Of
me Two seats held by his noble and hon
oraDie colleague, Lord Cochrane.) and
nimseIi, there were none held cOnstitu-
iionally, in The Commons House OF Emo
land. lie confessed that it was impossi-
bic he could do any good for his consiit-
nenls, anu he bad no hesitation ip sayipp
ne should be happy never 10 SCI his foet
IN Tie house again, unless radical reform
was TO take place"
LORD Cochrane on returning thanks TO
the company Inilmated his intention To alb
sent hlmsrlf from the country for some
TINE, as has been reported in a variety Of
ways, he observed, That this would