Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

laid open to the eye Of the enrior1 vast amobhea
re- theatre aud foinm; many the beautiful siatues
ahu vases daily collected from this mine ANTIQUITIES
us 20 be regretted that they do not remain where
ionnd but ate all convey to the museum at Naples
yetthe quaRuy Is such that century viii not sufc.
for It's removal. Hereuianeum ces,ro, ed al the
same ume but IL possible in more dreadful manner
torrent OF liquid IRE rushed sudden, II en Nh, NOM
tan and barred II one hundred feet below N. ,u,fce
excavations are OF course exceeding iuni,d and nave
never heen pnrsned IN ANY other direction than where
Tue wan was hrst sunk that discovered the city sucb
WIS the geo" fortune however which directed the dts
coversis, that the, t. immediately theatre rich
| ~ statues aud monuments OF art.
We returned TO Naples, IN the evening, where the
SPLENDID theatre OF Sau Carlo next awakened aston
'hnen with It's enchVntn'ents and wonders The piece
was pantomime dance, called FurioSo from Arios,o
Had rackvd my imagination, eouio NOT have fane,.d
an, thing so sapethiy elegant. Tbe delight Of pysef
\ ard friends WAS unhuuuded To captb ciimax 49,,
and astonishing sights the terrible Vesuyus win
tue night, commenced throwing torrent OF law.
,saehns nan WAY down its side The largest eruption
Has has taken place fsr years sol on no,
a' O'Clock, At night. when the shin immediately
w,ghed, aai stood out of the Bay b, .he light OF ma
lures I'sht-honse, streaming from tLat mountain
! whose eternal hres forever glow"
| Me ssns. EDiTsUs: Your cheerful correspondent In
eusnoI Is nnc" more accomplished philosopher than
he pleends To be. He will probably he yraiined wub
We 'oo"ns. lie seems perfectly 10 agree with New
Ton ana la Place. that cuiusis always have apu.ared
| enntr before or after great events:
lie, II oe r,.men,bered to the honor OF the human
NINA mat THIS Comet (ot 1852 53i ,Sc bcb in be
present age, excited the lively interest amcn,,
GeOn'eters aud Astronomers had been vie sed in y.,
dinereh lnhhssr, four revolutions before viz In AZ,
Tue long train of Icht which attended it spread
thiongbcut Europe already ON
OF the rapid success of the Turks. who had ust de-.
| sHored the Greek empire. Pope Calixtus ordered n
FORM OF prayer Tor exercising both the Comet and Inc
| inihs-tpar laquelle conjuridt la CDmetu 2, L.,
| lmcS) pairing those times of ignorance they wer.
iar nom reilecthg tibet the only knowing
vas 10 eNahae Der by o6sert alton and caicMkston
hccotu'ng as phenomena appeared succeeded ., n
other Win regularity, or without Qppareuf ORDER tbav
supposed ,tem to depend dHaI ceuses or on haDce
ahu wnen shey presented any thing extraordinary or
seehea To contradict the natural order they REGARDED
| tneh as s" many proofs of the anger of Hespeu-
tNsnes de M choiere ceteSte) Bur these Imaginary
cd"seshave successfully vanished boundaries al
our kno" ledge have extended and have wholly dtsap
peaIeo p'oIe the ray OF true pt0soyhy which sees in
tne onil the expressions 81 If In. ,,n.
1oinets formerly inspired has ,eded the dyeo0
that, OF the great number OF these bodies which ~
every diredtion traverse the Solar S,stem some one az
| mem mar destroy (bowieDerse) The earth Bu, iIr,
pass so rapidly by that the effects their nffyc, m
are NJ" az all {" be feared. Il is only by actual SborL
uN DEFINITIONS effects can be produced Emf Nh, ,bnrI
though possible, Is so Iitte probable in the couse a.,
century requires So extraordinary a chanc, (,,U
h"SSrdJ Tor the meeting of two bodies so yer, i,y,.
W relaioh To tue i1EneHSity OF space i'm INCH he,
move that We capnot this count feel an, r.ason
| able fear" ' ''"'o"
! La Place, Systsme DIR Monde Vol ? H. q,
| four correspondent vii. readily perceive that :, r..
estat booy which sets in the evening al or Ia cIort
| must rise Ia the morning at 2 or O'Clock.
| Nat. Int.