Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
FOREIGN.


liberation OF Messrs. Hunt and Kniyh, al
Lancaster, the writer proceeds :-They
Vs!eu the prison next morning, vLoI
ineir nDerafOrwas accosted by The cous,s-
Die oil tile debfers for the usual fee of a
shilling, which he instantly gave BIN. On
their return through the debtors ward. The
debtors iavipglearBed that the gentlemen
had come TO liberate Mr.. Hunt, ordered
Their constable TO return the money, which
he accordingly offered, bIttIe gentleman
declined 10 accept il.
Ii IS deserving OF notice, that although
MIR. Hunt and the other prisoners arrived
at Lancaster about o'clock, thew were
sainied by hundreds Of the inhabitants.
who accompanied them 10 the gales OF
The prison. shouting and huzzang. On
Their entering the debtors yard they were
greeted In similar manner, by the debt
ors, who crowded their windows 10 sa,uie
them: On Messrs. Hunt and Knight
and their hberator, quitting The Castle
:ates, the populace were AGAIN there, al.
Though II ~as abOnt ten,o clock a; nipht.
ana raining hard, and conducted them 10
tte Kings Arms Inn, where they stay,t
all higln.
they had hardly reached the Inn. when
several respectable gentlemen Sent il. ,Ieir
respects IN wiring, soliciting the favor OF
seeing and speaking 10 him, some OF whom
we're admitted,
Larry IN The morning, the house vas
surrounded by the popnlace, eager 10 see
HIM, by wlaom lie was followed TO lie
Castle gales and waited his return. and
| again accompanied him to the Ian, whict,
They continued 10 surround until be omit
ted II. On arriving al Preston, they stop
ped 10 dine, during which time, lbousaf,iss
assembled about the house, all eager 10
n an q ,.4t. IL. II
l'is arrival al Bolton be stepped into tic
Bridge Inn, but finding no suitable ACCOM-
modatious there. lac returned 70 the ,baise
and found II surrounded by thousands Of
tbe exuiiing populace, Who look the .,ors-
rs out, and themselves drew hin, TO lj,e
swan lnn-Bor did they depart until he
Lad requested and exhorled them 10 t,o
SO.
Early in the morning, The female re-.
formers of Bolton Sent an address. ne.
guessing permission 10 draw him out OF
the iOwii, which WAS pressed so earnestly
that he yielded tothelr wishes, after hici
tne male reiormers solicited the females
to resign their charge TO them, and they
IN the same manner conveyed him until
they were met by tho feiormers OF Man
chester.
Notwithstanding the wetness Of the day.
thousands OF both sexes accompanied hnn
all tile LAY, frequently shouting and
huzzalng. When They came within lew
miles Ot Manchester, they we're met by
MIR. ChapDan, Mr.. Johnson and S.r
Charles Nolseley, after which Tic prcces-
sion kept increasing like rolling SHOW
ball. On Their app 20hing Tie lown. tie
company became immense The siret,s
were crowded as far as the eye could
| reach the windows were all full Oh ladies
ma mil A.,
Hunt and liberiy-Hunt forever" On
their passing the New Bailey --ille Ia
| change-and when they reached Mr..
Jobnsons warehouse, Shudebil, they rent
| The air and stunned theSear with their &c
| CARNATIONS.
They then proceeded TO Smedley Cot
iage: MIR. JohnsOn's habilation, where
| Mr.. .luni gave him breiaccouni of his
Imprisonment IN The New Bailey, his jour
ney 10 the county town aud prison, and
his triumphant aud highly gratifying re-
turn. lie said lie hopes these proceed.
lnss would never be forgotten until they
were crowned with complete Success, in d
reform oil The House of Commons on tie
principles Of Universal Suffrage, Annual
Parllaments, and Election by Balloi-aE,.,
finally thanking them for all their hind
attentions, lie requested them 10 return
as speedily and p':aceably as poss ible.
II is impossible 10 paint the enthusiasm
exhibited throughout the whole Of these
movements py this immense assembly
and .yet the utmost order and dec Drum
were uniformly observed nor have we
l learned of any unpleasant accident having
occurred throughout the whole. 'Fhus,
the more this champion Of liberty is OPP
posed and prosecuted, the more he be.
comes the darling Of the people !
Bells Ness.
Sept. l0.-Letters from Cadlz state TIE
return of The Alexander, man of war, Of
"a guns, toSihai port OH The 10Th Ui Aug.
This ship, il will be recollecied formed
part OF squadron, despatched from Ca :
diz on the 18th May last, CONSISTING ~
two "a gun ships and frigate, and whose
destination, from The circumstance OF It's
having sailed Immediately on intelligence
being received OF Lord COchrane's block
ade OF CallaO, WAS generally understood
TO be Lima. ] he Alexander was the beet
line OF battle ship sold 10 Spain by the
Emperor OF Russia vet she bore The yON :
age extremely ill.-Beiug near the linc,
on the 2lSi day Other departure from ca
dir, she sprung her bow spirit, and natie
so much water, that her officers, together
with those OF lie San Ihelm0 aud pruvia
held council of war which determined
that size could not perform tie voyage
with the others, and must put back size
was 20 days froia that time in returning to
Cadiz. Tie other iwO vessels are cUDsi.
deTed tobaye reached Lima within 20 days
from their separation, rs they " ere IN the
+ best state aud sailed well. The letter.
from Cadiz further state, that some dis.
eases Of a suspicious nature had bTokeg
Out i'm ihe island OF ST. Leon, and that Z
1 cnrI1.,, Tod an ppuepuupupp lean dr..,,..