Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

w oito DSho. VIII pleItiui supply Oh
arms, ammunition, and clothing, Tor the
troops of New Grenada. Belts Bless.
loSDoN, July THE revenue quarter and
the revenue year. which closed Yesterday, pre-.
sent more favorable results than even eur
sanguine expectations aud predictions had an
ucipsteu. It's therefore, with heartfelt plea
sure that we submit TO our readers AN excess
compared with the corresponding quarter of
1919, amounting to & Az. 1913!
The comparison OF the year ending the 9th of
Jniy, 1919, with the year ending the 5th OF July,
1915, is equally gratifying.
The Total revenue OF those periods is as fol-
lows:-
Total revenue under every head,
enuing July ,. 1915, Els ,033 ga
Total revenue under every head,
ending July ,, 1919, f40.36l .2S3
Excess of year ending July s, 1910, fl 327 1876
Total revenue, exclusive of ar
rears ct property tax and unap-
propriated war duties for the year
ending July5, 1915, 40 SOG, 500
Total revenue exclusive OF ar
rears OF property tax and uuap-
pr"priated war duties tor the year
ending July o. 1919, 49,O7l 023
Excess of total revenue, eXclu-
sive OF arrears, &c. Of the year
ending july D, 1918, f2,265,753
From the Nep York Gdzette.l
Capt Dowdal! has favored US with
London papers OF The 18th uli. two days
later than those which reached us by for
ner arrivals. The contents OF these pa
pers are moi interesting. The sediiiOus
meetings III England continued. The
impudcnce of Wooiler, who writes the
Black Dwarf, is one of The lead, RS. His
remarks on the York Hussars procured
him good Gaming by the commauJcr OF
that corps, Lord Granthanl. He received
the chastlsemeni, but not without a spir-
tied resistance. A journeyman from the
printing office succeeded in effecting d
separation.
The Prince Regent was 10 prorogue Par
lament In person IN the House of Lords
OH the 18th OF last month.
AT the Doctors Commons, on the 10th
OF July, suit was brought by Mrs.
Turner saiusi her husband +. Nj. Turner,
Esq. Tor separation, on the ground OF
adultery. The fact of adultery was prov
ed, and the Court pronounced sentence of
separation. The husband, who was pres
| ent, was so much atfecteda AT the sentence,
that lie burst into a flood of tears.
The funeral OF Madam Blanchard was
attended by seven mourning coaches, and
several family coaches were in the MOURN
full train. She was 45 years of age.
The English East India Company have
| declared a half yearly dividend of 81 per
cent.
The London Morning Chronicle Of the
| 10Th uli. say $" A serious calamity has
b, fallen Mr. Moore, of poetcal celebrity 4,
Ill consequence of the misconduct OF d
| deputy, whom he has employed some
years i'll bis office at Bermuda, and who
has embezzled a considerable sum of
money, for which MIR. Moore is, ofconrst',
legally responsible. The cause was de
cided in the Cockpit before the Lords OF
Appeal, OH Tuesday last, and an attach
meni decreed against MIR. M0ore's per
son."
A respectable Leeds paper says" A
Sunday School has been established for
some time al Manchester, for the purpose
of teaching cliildren To Mate Kings and
Priests : il is conducted by reiormers
| Thus they hope 10 increase their ranks,
by alternating children from the worship
OF Almighty God on Sunday, and i'm
buIng their minds with the principles oil
iDhdellly and jacobinism a sufficient
comment upon their schemes, when they
acknowledge that they are unable 10 ac-
cOmplsb them, except by destroying the
obligations ofreligion and the foundation
| Of morality"
I D~,fug the iast week Reforming
Female visited Leigh and the neighbour
"uou, W disseminate IeVOlutlOnary pTln-
ciples III the families of the work people.
TO whom she expatiaied oil the necessity
of altering things, and descanied fIuen,Iv
ON Tie usual topics of reform. But per
baps The most singular, as it was certainly
the most degrading part of her mission,
! was 10 instruct them in the manufacture
of the revolutionary pike formidable
weapon which has been introduced into
various parts of this nelghborhood, and
the existence of which now remains no
longer matter of doubt. She was very
precise III her directions.
Vheeier's Manchester, Ckron.
Extract from letter from England receiv-
ed by The Ann Maria, arrived al New
York, 25ih lust. dated
SHEFFIELD, JULY 10, 1919.
From other quarters, as we'll as from
you we hear ofths disiresses in America.
but III Old England ne feel great disrresses'
The whole commercial body seems to be
disiocated. In the neighborhood of Man
chester, the people are inclined 10 be riot
Gus. Indeed they are almost lamished-
| and the manufacturers nearly ruined. In
Sheffield and IFS neigilborhood il is said
they are better than in any other manu-
featuring district, and yet, there the people
Il