Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

Cdpt' NeuGtNOOd arrived here IBIS udy
from Philadelphia, With upwards of 100
men, women, and children, returned emf.
grants. The tide ofemi2ration las turned,
anu those poor creatures who have been
induced 10 leave their counuy. their
honfes. and friends, from tn, fiaiterinX
prospects held OUT 10 tben of that land
OF plenty and treedoR Uka United Staies,)
are new happy if they can tind the ncaps
OF paying their passage TO return 10 OLD
England
Ale,ter, dated Norwich, Oct. 8, says
Such is the demand for our iaHnafac.
lures, that there is good prospect of The
numerous population AT present employed
being supplied with work through the
winter. Such large orders have, indeed,
lately been received in Norwich, for
bombazeens of all colours, thai hands be,
GIN To- be wanted to execute them within
the limited time
An affecting anecdote is related in the
French papers "A young man took d
dog into boat, rOw.d TO the centre a..
The Seine, ana Threw the animal over with
intent 10 drown him-ihe poor dog ,ried
TO climb up the side OF the boat, but his
master as often pushed hm bach, tlil
overbalancing bImseli, he fell overheard.
As 500" as the faithful dog saw lis master
IN The stream, he lett The bca', aud held
INN above water I'LL help arrived from ihe
shore, ana his life was saved.
Immigration to Atrca The header Of
the Intended Colony to lie Cane ul Coed
Hope Is Mr.. William Parker, who lately
resided al Passage, near Cork, and WHO.
Tor long per!oo, MAS most tAiensivvI,
engaged IN CONNER, ial pursuits M HAT
ciiy, having al one time afforded employ
men, 10 not less than lU0,O 900 indiviGuais.
Mr.. Parker object Is 10 establish a COM
merclal port and lOwn, and 10 locate a
body OF agricultural settlers al short aud
convenient distance ihrretron IN tie
interior he has selected between threc
and tour hundred men Ia accompany hIm,
many Oiwh"m are MAJ ried; they comprise
lariesrs AMI laborcTs, IN IL large propor-
ton, as well As me, hauics and manu.ac-
iurers of varinus kinds There are also
associated IN ihe undertaking Il number
oi gentlemen, possessing mol oi ~ "a local
| kho"lrdge Ut iht country bui all Hose
| requisites as Ia scieE'iflc a,iaimenis SO
necessary 10 ensure lis succt S.. The
situation -hoscn for the rev town Is be-
tween Cape town and Algoa bay, on one
OF HE mos, fertile spots on The coast of
Africa. Tho expedition sails III Novrul-
! Der.
Tbs Whgs.--Lord Erskine has again
| TAX, u up his pen III defence OF the wings
| "o"'hS' wv NHdi SSS DiuuSut dHHlNSI them
| by lie retormcrs, OF not having gone the.
whole length of their views of tie cues.
lion. Alter stating that his opinions have
undergone nofnriher alteration than "a.
10 ibe best and most probably successful
means OF sfeclihs All Interchangeable pur-
| pose under circumstances THAT have
changed" his ioldslip SAYS" Those a.
mong the wings. who at any time sup.
ported reform III parliament, have not,
that know OF, departed from Their de-
clared opinions, that an exclusion of The
| representation Is most desirable, aud is a
Ju>i expectation OH The part Ofthe people;
Diil III my opinion, and speaking for my
| sell, ibey never CanrGiiOuaiy aci viii, those
who deiame them. They ought forever
TO stand alOOi from all such relormrrs
not from resentment, nor even from d
| decent pride, however natural and iusji.
haDle, but because the defamation proves
| ihelr views 10 be different, aud THAI their
deiamers are seeking nothing like an inl-
| proyemeni III The house Of Commons. BIZ
awIscly adjusted balance of rcpresenia.
lion, but on the contrary couuieractiuu
every prospect Of il, by claiming right IN
defiance OF the established laws and
ihS'eaG oi promoting petitions, encourage
ing thtIr followers 10 reVlle the legislature
oil their country"
| ,~'S i"iNSh'p uCpGtt ditS Tie
| bringing together such large assemblies
as nave lately been held, however loyal il
may be 10 do so; and finally calls ugon
4 parliament TO avail lis foi The present
Crisis to extend The elective franchise
! without altering HE character Of the house
| 81 commons, as The best means g.! uniet.
| Tug the orators OF sedlion, who would be
nHc' ssarIly silent when their iopi.s of
| lBysciIye were destroyed.
From Bells Londom Wesscngcr.
! Ms we have been all along in favour Of
| the most iull inquiry into The conduct Of
| Inc Manchester magistrates, and as We
| save so frequently expressed our earnest
hope that the cause of saIuiaty rplor,n
"lll not be injured by the folly and ie-
merity OF those who are pushing IL 10 u
length destructive VI Observation-Disclosures,
We see, with much satisfaction, that
county meetings are called TO adore The
Prince upon this subject ; and 80 long az
such meetings are not employed as mere
instruments OF faction IN the hands of The
wings, we are persuaded that every ore
will concur with us III these feelings. But
II must not he forgotten, that the wing
party appear 10 be, al present, more Than
| bali inclined towards union with lie
radical relOTmeTs and TO indulge them.
selves 10 the expectation, that they en-
ploy the present popular tide To bear
them inio Office. But il the people are
made the Oupes of this party, they will
repent n. The arlstocTacy, for so The
great Wig families may be termed, will
no sooner have accomplished their own
purpose, by the aid of these means, tlan
they will cOIItempiuously kick away lhC
ineumbring scanOld and leave tie people