Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

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D" biie my anguish Frances. ia Ihy breast.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
We have received by tile Jane, arrived yes
tcfday, our file OF London papers, the da,csaIe
not later than those heretofore received, but
lie matter is more inie' e,tiug. One OF the
paragraphs, from The MoIn;E. Chronicle, con.
tains an aiusion TO the sup, rior feats of our
Navy and Army, and points in such a manner
TO our Navy, as iii sladden the heart ofevery
frue DIM rican, aud SUI porter of the late war
Our SITTER city, New York, 10 whom all must
yield the palm III "A commercial point of view,
wili not fail TO be.gi dited al the compliment
paid her. Those politicians. also, who are
daily reviling the government. and are employ.
ed IN the de>picable pursuit, of endeavOrina to
prove that the government is corrupt. and that
the people are their own worst enemies, will
do well 10 look at the paragraph from the
Morning Chronicle, to the just light in
which our government is viewed in England
Franklin Gdz.
The Courier tells us that the political insii
tulions ct America are Tar, very far indeed,
iron the point of at'ai,aDle excellence" 1t
would seem, however, that they are much more
favorable tor promoting the prosperity of a
people than amy which our ministers can devise
She PariiaRs Of New England received no aid
from any Government, they framed their own
Laws, and in 20 years they raised up i'll one of
The least favored portions of America, flour
isising Commonwealth. Our Ministers have
peen tggiRg ti,ir sands of The most highly
traits of Their management But we are told
further. that these institutions OF America are
only suited " TO the simple machinery of an
infant commonwealth" They are such Instl
tutions, however, as have rendered to THIS
INFANT MATCH FOR ANY oE ITS FULL GROWN
NEIGHBOURS. - Infant CoRRnOnwea'th In-
tant no doubt i'll years, but already the second
Commercial Staten the Uorid, possessing large
cities, one of them as port inferior only 10
London, and Rs 4 NAVY To WHICH TIE EYES
OF ALL EUROPE ARE DIRECTED. -C4 But we
can guess why The Courier considers the Anne
r.can institutions So iameutaby deficient. The
CoYERNMEHT CAN no NOTHING THERE AGAINST
THE WILL OF TIE PEoPLE--TT FEELS "A REAL
RESPONSIBILITY; public officers only paid
Tor what they do there are ITO sinecures or
ofiace performed by deputy nothing in the
shape OF w Inisor Establishments OF Lay.Lord.
sIps OF the Admiralty 40 borough traihck-
iiig, aud no patronage which any of The Cou-
Iier'S friends would think il worth their while
10 c0vet i.,mentabie deficiency!
GIerniag Chronicle.
tftom English papers TO November ,, NY the Triton,
arrived IL Boston.
THE ARMY-OFFiCIAI.
loNDcS. Oct 81. We are most happy 10
a,l,lGunrs, that orders have been issued from
,hp war office for carving the military reduc
items uio effect with The least possible delay.
1ord Cas,lereagh writes, that the pacific reia-
ticns OF Europe have at ieagih arrived at the
very point whore the slightest disturbance is
net 70 be Appreciated and that 10 fears of
aggression, by oue state or another, eau now
exist. Ii these statements be correct then we
SAY. reduce the army SO 600 more, aud let it no
longer eat up tie resources OF a free people.
Of cur army returning iron France six reei-
ments will 20 TO Ireland the remainder, il is
understood, will disCmbark al Dover. The4tI,,
5th aud 10Th regiments at foot will come into
the Hampshire district, the depot OF these re-
giineHis being ordered 10 Winchester One
Thousand men will occupy Hilsea barracks
An order has beeniSsu to all the recruiting
parties in London, TO suspend the existing of
men Until further orders.
We understand that the prince regent has
expires. ed his intention, in consequence of the
great necessary reductions of regiments, TO
Tesga the coloneicy of the 10th hnssars TO the
colonel! of one of TIE regiments of cavalry
ordered to be reduced.
Gen BrOwirisg is said TO be recalled from
Tie government OF Ceyi0n. Sir q. COvIlea and
Sir II. Power are both mentioned us likely TO
surceed him.
NothWest Expedition. II was OH tile 18th
and not the 18th August, that capt. Muirbead,
OF the LaIkiBs, saw the discovery ships for the
last time, to the GUrthwdrd of IS. We have
received some fui Their information OF The op:il-
ness of Tie sea in the aforementioned latitude
from Mr.. Duncan master of the Raith OF Leith
who states, tliGt 10 The nortlIward OF This lati-
tude the sea was much clearer OF ice than he
had ever seen il before and that as he had IT
in his power TO have proceeded farther morrill,
there was no obstacle, that lie was aware Of
which should Prev ut the diScoyciy ships from
going high as was necessary ia that direc-
ION
About IL years ago, young man, WHO had
been employed as clei X IN the cOunting-hOuse
ola merchant ia LONDON, abscolded with a
large sum Ut money III his possession. from tie
bankers With whom his employer transacted
business. Every possible enquiry was made TO
discover him, bat Intellectually rewards were
offered, handbiiis were circulated, bni in vain.
On saturday morning last packet was placed
il, the hands OF the gentleman he had served.
enclosing tile sum OF 81 1856, with letter which
ran ia these words:
" Sir--At the time l parted from Won with
tie sam you entrusted me 10 get from your
bankers, ! resolved TO act as honestly as cir.
ciinIstauces would permit me hereafter this |
have done. 1 enclose tie sum OF Il 1856 tor Tie
AIN nItfit Of that Winrh | took with me with
interest from that day to this time. have all
aiOrg csolvCd 10 do this, with the assistance
OF Heaven. and am thankful have been able
10 DO so. Ii is not necessary for me TO say
more as am aware Oi the unfavorable IigiIt
NY conduct must be viewed by YOU
. i remain, Sir, sc.
"P. s. There some odd sbilliBgs and
pence over this sum which wasnot convenient
TO tnclOse."
sir Weary Gibbs has signiied to ministers
his desire on account Of continual ~ health 10
retire, aud tbus boih tie Chief Jastcesnps
have het~ne v'cami.
1t has been officially announced 10 tie prince
rcgent. thot ber royal hisiIneNs tie dutchess Of
Clarence Is in indi state which promises TO re.
aiize lie expectations Of the nation. " G MI
defstand also that The duchess 81 Kent Is
layorabiy advanced ~ "a egHancy and we trust
ti,dl bO,g The royal pr ucesses Wili return Ia
hog lard previously to their accOuchmcHt.
On 1huisday has excelIency The Prussiar
zmb@ssadUr, lIarOn fiumOoidt, cOanSclloi
q nicnaun, and Mir. ROiiiscniid, delivered e
tle deputy governor Of the Bank Of England
~ tie presence Of Mr.. Bonnet Notary, IN,
doeas Oh mortgage, ~ securities tOr the du,
pasnitat OF the loan OF i've millions pound
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