Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-27
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 5.-Ihe public could
not fail 10 remark, that The speech of MIR.
Hobhouse from the Hastings was literal
~ the same in all the papers ofyesterday.
II was circular, and therefore ihe words
Oft cannot be disputed by that gentle
man. We have then in this document the
proof that al The very moment when the
rabble in his interest, iDtlamed by the
Incorporate harangues OF Sir Francis Bur-
dett aud himself, were breaking into the
committee house of MIR. Lamb, and were
perpetrating nurderous attacks on every
gentleman who supported him, MIR. Hob
house did not hesitate to asLribe 10 the
wings all The atrocities of the day. What
shall we think ofaperson who. in the face
of the riot that he had provoked, casts it
upon his opponent Aud what, in like
| manner, can be tho't of the honorab Bile
BarOnet himself, who in that scene of fe-
yer aud fury gave his followers hint Of
The conduct OF most respectable trades
| man, whose eyes had been opened to the
levellIng and destructive doctrines of the
hump, and who had consequently left
| his side "A more pOinied denunciation
OF an individual was never made, and il
was fortunate for Mr.. Sturcl that his
house was not la the direct line of the RI
oiers. Informing Chronicle.
A letter from an occasional Correspop-
dent al Paris, states, that much reluctance
is felt by Ministers 10 the proposal OF
dlssolying the Chamber of Deputies.
They are said 10 rely on getting through
the crisis by conciliatory measures, ofthe
efficacy ofwbich, however, well informed
individuals express the strongest doubts.
A little pamphlet, by NJ. Comet editor
of the Censeur) has been sent to us thro'
the same cbannel.-The object of lie
writer is TO point out to Ministers the diff
ficnlty OF carrying on public b.:.iuess
| with Chamber OF Deputies composed
like Representatives assembly being in
fact divided into three parties, NJ. Comet
| argues, that by pursuing such measures
as would meet the uncquiv0cal support
OF any ofthem, the Ministry must prepare
| III, II 10 encounter the hatred and oppo-
| sition OF both The others. To speak more
plainly, that the right and left-or the
| right and ccDire-or the left and centre OF
the Chamber of Deputies, would be sure
10 cooperate against the Government,
supposlns II To act on lie views Of the re-
naming party, but That they would never
cooperate in support of Government so
| that the course OF the Executive Power
must perpeiually hhctuaie between these
perverse factions, or must be blocked up
by regular majority arrayed for itsdes
| tructiOn. The pamphlet, which we have
not room 10 insert, contains some very
curious observations on The manner in
which The vote by ballot operates among
the French Deputies. The authors lam
guage is clear and temperate, his arru.
menf seems 10 us TO be ingenious, and lis
feeling friendly towards The Administers
lion.
| CHRISTIANA, Jan. l.... Within these
few days We have had tie pleasure of see.
ing here drove OF about 900 reindeer
among which were some white ones, or
rs they are called, Siberian, with ihei
keepers, aud tic dogs employed TO gliart
them. They passed through OIL their wa,
10 lie rocky mountains of the Dstrici o
StavangeT, where an inlIabiant OF tia
place, who followed them, will ATTEMPT tt
ndiurallze these animals, which for alon,
Il time, have not been seeH there tame, an,
as domestic animals. THIS person ha
Il purchased these rem Ger mOstly i'm Rus
sian Lapland, hey TOrnea, and SOM
IN Swedish Lapland with much lroubI
| they have been conducted this long iOur
neg, having been on their way ever sine
the month of March. In AamOdi IN In
Osiertllai, want ut Sow obliged him 4
leave behind t.ip lraSi necessary paris q
| Tie baggage, as t,his, fur cl0lllrs. sno,
shoes, kitchen uirna,,s, &c. Abom 2
reindeer were killed on lie Journey ia
food, tie Owrcr AMI Tie drivers l,a, in
subsisied tie whole tinie Oh Tie flesh an
| mllk oi these animals. ~ those unknow
regions aid Isgge ioTssis, IS sell as in III