Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

iecied. The immense asspmbl, then
dispersed IN the must peaceablc manner,
mol Tie stgh'et symptom of tumult
being manifested throughout the whole
day. From an estimate with which we
were favored from gentleman of The
town, there must hsv been, ty the extent
ot ground covered, !pnt less than b tween
ior'v and fifty Thousand present on this
occasion. Sheffield Iris.
A Implement TO the London Gazette.
ct TUESDAY last, was published This n,nro-
ing, twill be found. in another par, of
oGr columns. II relates ia tue 1feasure
so properly adopted by ministers, and
which we communicated on Friday last.
oI eaiieg on an additional military force
10 protect the internal tranquility Of the
country.
October 30.-We Law before our readers.
this day, ar ample account Of the pro-
ceedings which took place Yesterday at
Norwich, where the Norfolk Enunty
Meeting was held. pursuant 10 ar Quiz
sillop, signet by the Duke Of Norfolk,
ami other NobIemen and Gentlempn.-
The space which we have been anxious
10 devote 10 The Meeting itself. must
NECESSARILY circumscribe our comments
upon II To orr great surprise, his G ace
the Duke Of Norfolk MAS not there hIm-
self. Nocause was assigned for his alb
srnce. The meeting was not numer, u
scarcely three thnusaud ,Arsons b, ing
present. Lord Alb marie opened The
business IN speech, WINCH vehemenilv
insisted upou "a revelation being al hand"
We agree viii, his Iordshp, Hat such a
calamity does threaten us {; aud We think
il would inevitably tappep, il The conn.
$ IL al Wings were implicitly followed at
agreed IA 10 The main fact and The only
pom, OF difference relates 10 the means
iha' shcHld be employed to save ile
Constitution Our opuion OF what they
shoul' be, We need not now reiterate
Loyal Protest or counter Declara-
ton, against the Injecting, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County, Lord
Oxford, Lord VI odehouse, } hm Wode-
house. Esq &c was very properly put
forth. In Tins Declaration, thry deple-
cate. as Eugliehmen ought, pieiudiced
crlhinatl"n OF individuals, whose conduct
Is 10 be decided upon by The leg al tri5u.
nall OF The country They turthri declare.
that they feel II their duty to- withhold
Their support from such meeting. more
particularly as II may becom The means
OF increasing, at the present moment, the
split OF insubordination, already TOO
prevalent, and OF weakening that resp It
and attachment which thr people of Ills
country have alway> irh Tor The consti.
taied auiii0riiirs Of tlsc fealm."
The receipts OF The I'll. atre OF, Nom
day evening, for MIR. Vandeni,ofi's bene-
ut, exceeded e 237
Ii VIII be seen by the advertisement i'm
another column Deceived IhIs eveuingl
thai lie general subscription for raislsp
all Armed Force IN tins co,iuIrS. 10, s,Ip-
press tie designs of the Rrvoluiionisfs,
already amounis to upwards of sir ,hOt,-
sand pounds, exclusive OF the subscrlpiions
al the different Banks, &c. TIE highly
esteemed Lord Lieutenant; heads The
list with niunIficent contribution of
+ 500.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-A printed copy of
very long letter, sign d I" Arthur THIS
iie"ood," and addressed dear friends
and suffering country men," was handed
10 us Yesterday evening il is chiefly in
answer to The letter Of MIR. Hunt, ins. rted
III our paper OF Saturday, whose conduct
Mr., IhsilcW oOd arraigns in no very
measured terms. In addition 10 the abuse
OF MIR. Hunt, Which is very penituily
administered, Mr.. ThisiIewOod recem-
mends those public meetings to be held
which Mr.. Hunt depTecaies and asks.
is there any Law TO prevent 1000, or
1900, or more people, Of these ccun-
| if!rs, TO meet al one place, or more
| places, IN one day, with arms or without
! arms, with flags or without flags, AT their
| option Z" We have Only room 10 give
| another passage III the letter and indeed.
| nearly Tie whole Of he rest Is mere per.
sohallatsck il is as follows: give II as
my opinion, my friends, il YOU 10 NOT
succeed within a month, TO bring your
enemies To reason 10 answer your claims.
| your liberties are gone, for no man can
say TO what distant period, or what
other favorable opportunity aud ify on
are 10 hight for your liberties, the Ion-
ger you delay, the longer the fight will
| cUntinuc"
The radical Hunt is out Hunted he
tnds the dominant spirit too violent even
Tor HIM; and he thus resorts TO the expe-
dent OF addressing tie brave retormprs
rs lie calls them, begging and praying of
hem not to hold the threatened meetings,
Tor fear OF the consequences
October 2S.-The foreign news Of this
day is comprised IN very small com
pass, and the facts II states arc but little
interesting. There has been festival i'm
sweden on the opening OF new canal.
| Under any dynasty, we rejoice in the
Improvement oil people, or the increase
OF their means for tie richer they are,
The more we are convinced they will
frequent our market. II is sordid policy
10 view tie internal Improvement Ol
neighbOTing states with jealousy. In az
article under the head of BrandenhHrg !,
Is stated, that person is drputed a. a
commissioner to the central committee OF
MentZ, who had recently been mem.
Der OF the committee for inquirinC into
the inirigues of the democrats" in lhe
Prussian States. We were not aware o.
the existence ofsuch committee, though