Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22

rr,phra'ed IN the offences of the fatal 10th
al August. Access toihe Throne Ia, there
lore, mol barred. aud the executive au-
t'oriiy may be approached with a conf
dent hope that an appeal 10 lis justice
wall mol be made in vain.
HE crisis is most aN full :--coniendinp
cespoiIsm ard anarchy menace the EN-.
pare WIN desiruciioH /; II can only be saw
81 ihrinterpusiiion of that body which
Is composed at citizens resolved To obtain
the Reform nj Tie Representative system,
bat who are also united for the protection
al property, air! the maintenance Of the
established l.sliluions of the Safe.
4 have the honor To be, Gentlemen,
Your obs dent humble servant,
X. II. WILSON.
PARIS, August ~, 1919.
We have received further advice from
t"r Iapt OF t'"od lope, together with
series OF Cape Town Gazettes. IL would
seem iron these authorizes, that Colo
mel Wiltshire Is using every exerion TO
collect his forces, tor the purpose Of Ell.
dta,oring ,s repulse the Cafires. His
arrangements are said To be in state of
great iorwlrdaess, and little doub, is felt
that these savages will ultimately be
driven back Ia their own TERRITORY. They
had made AN attack upon The upper
Caifree DRIFT post 10 the number of be-
tween ard 1000; but il was success
fnly dcfHded by Captain Birch Of the
A rlcdn corps. DtiaclImsnts af the SSH
anu oath regiments had sailed 10 reinforce
The army OH the frontier.
A third volume of the MSS. of Hercn-
iantum is In the press, aud will be soon
pdbiisled. Sir II. Davy is expected in
S"ptember 10 make his experiments with
tie chemical compositions which he has
invented 10 unroll and decipher the an
cIenf Latin MSS. of this collection. In
has been observed thai The Latin MSS.
on paPyrus are covered with certain
varnish, which increases the difficulty
o. unrellng them, and which the Greek
MSS. have rot.
Sir Thomas vi. Hardy has not vet sailed
from England. At The lasl date he had
long conference with ministers, on his
ni'"nded expedition to the South Sea.
viii four ships. who are TO serve as a
studdson OF observation, 10 aid i'm the
event Of emergency.
Translated from French Papers received II
tie Office IF the COhtntiaa
MADRID, August 1.-THE following
80 sOf"' ICSi,tClil'g JcIlbTht
y DonneI, the Count de Abisbal, who
h:d been lately removed from the com.
mda1 IN chief OF the army assembled al
Cadiz.
Considering that the delicacy of
feriIng OF line Lieut.. General of my ar
mics, ihe Count de Abisbal, would not
p rmii him to make, known TO me, how
iiIurnus IL would be 10 his health to
fmbark on long voyage, whilst The
STitSous wound nat he received in the
glorious action OF Abisbal continues vet
n'healed. Being well informed of these
IHcis, and Wishing To recOmpeuse his
devotion and stiac hmtni TO NV person,
itdVe nominated him Captain General of
AndaIusla add President of the Audience
ni Seville, and 4 The "a ne tine Governor
(; ultiit al and military of Cadiz; 10
WHICH ehpJoymenis | have united the
sfOnrlegailnn OI the revenue from The
phEnme province OF the .am" name"
GRO 81 REY) 1.-THE KING"
The PUBLICATION OF fins decree has dps-
lI"Erd HE r"Il Impressions respeclingtil
general III citei Of the exprdi,lon.
The empioymenis which have been
conferred on him have always been The
most important III i!Ie kingdom which
p owes clearly, that tie confidence Of his
majesty IN TIE gallant general has suffer
e'i nU dimInutlon.
General o DOnnell is appointed Cap.
tam General of Andalusia, President of
Tie Audience OF Seville and Political and
Military governor of Cadiz. A Spanish
dnkt', allied by marriasnto lhero, al fami-
~, Is said to have received orders i'm.
t,cdlately 10 sail for this country Ms SIin-
lster Plenipoienllary, 10 explain Tie rpa-
son why The late treaty Wasnoi ratified
Don Onis is al Madrid, and II 10 said
viii soon NIL the department Of ior,ign
Sflalrs. spirit OF discomfort and insur-
Trcllon is daily more aud more manilrstIuy
Itself ~ Spain. There was lately posted
on the gates Of the Inqnisilion a bill! on
which III large letters, was the following
Hords-" This house TO let from al OF
January 1890"
Mr. John kenble, The celebrated IRA
g"dian, has resided IN France more than
var. Living Is 80 much cheaper in F.auce
Wan M England that an almost innumcra
Ole number oil PERSONS OF small lnrlunrs
anu those who have large fortunes i'm
cnBbered have gone 10 live in France since
tie peace Of 1878. So great has been the
number aud so sensibly has il been fell
~ CTeai Britain that there was mach AR.
gnmrUi used in favor of Tie passage of
sn AbScHtte La1O. D,ta. Prize
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