Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11
Foreign
LORENZO DOW.

tu us by gentleman VINO arrived here
yesterday morning in Tie brig Wilson,
that this iiinerani preacher has found his
way TO Dublin. ~ \ E'u Post.
from CaITichs Morning Post, March al
An advertisement having appeared in
tins ami other papers, that Mr.. Lorenzo
Dow would preach al the Rotunda last
evening. a considerable number of per-
sons assembled outside the doors al the
appointed hour. The doors not having
been opened, the crowd became so impa-
neni that II Was deemed prudent 10 lei
them enter. There was however no APP
pearance OF the preacber-aiter some ma
niiesiaiions OF anger at the disappoint-
ment, The assemblage dispersed, without
doing any mischief. We understand The
governors of the Rotunda had changed
their minds and issued new orders io
| prevent the letting OF the rooms for the
purpose.
| Lorenzo Dow.-'The friends of this be-
nevuIeni itinerani avail themselves Of this
| medium To assure large anj respectable
| portion OF The citizens of Dublin aud its
vicinity, that i'll the painful disappciDt-
menis which took place AT the r 1tunda
last night, they were IN no wise cou-
cerned.
A room, by appreciation OF the govern
| orsof that building, had been engaged
for one night, for tn use of whivh 4
were paid, ant receipt taken. Yester-
day, however, about O'Clock, an extra
ordinary message was received from, the
governors, siaIing their having revoked
The agreement, and tlat iey would
not suffer The intended meeting 10 be
! held there! The friends Of Lorenzo,
nevertheless, hope 10 prevail with him 10
remain few days longer IN this city,
and If a suitable house an be procured,
the public will have an opportunity of
hearing this singularly devoted character,
Lorenzo DOw, tie american PhilaathropiSt.
MARCH 3l.-Tht tri-nGis Of tins unex-
ahpled traveller. have succeeded i'll OBJ
tanning the use Of the spacious wooden
building, Lower Abbey street, 10 accom-
m"da,e on this evening, al five O'Clock,
Lorenzo. The price OF admission, ten
| pence.
Northern Voyage IF Discovery.
The following interesting account Of
| the first parley between The Davigaiors vp
the iae Arctic EXPEDITION and rae >of
men discovered III Batfin's Bay, is eS-
iracted from a narrative OF the voyage
recently published by Capt. Ross.
" August lO.-Lat 75 deg. 55 min n.
| long. 50 deg 81 min. W. about 100 clock
! tins daV we were rejoiced 10 soc eight
| sledges, drives by the natives, advancing
| by clrcuiiors route towards The place
| whore we lay. They halted about mile
! from us. and the people alig!lied, ascend
| Ell d small iceberg, as if 10 rrconpoiirs.
After remaining apparently in consulIa-
| llon Tor nearly hall an hour, four of them
| descended, and came towards the flag
staff, which, however, they did not ven-
| inre To approach. In the mean time,
White flag was hoisiPd al the main IN each
ship, and John SachcuSe disgai hed,
bearing small White flag, " it'll some pre-
srn's, that he might endeavor, u possible,
Ia brug them 10 ii parlcy. THIS was a
service III which lie had most cheerlully
volubt cred, requesting leave 10 go uDai.
tended and unarmed--a request 10 which
no objection could be made, AS The place
clIosen for ilie meeting was within halt a
mile OF the Isabella, Ii vas equally adj
Vdntageous 10 The natives, a canal or small
chdSm Ia HE ice, no) paSsabie without a
plank, separating the pariiI from each
| oilier, and preventing any possibility Of
| al attack from these people, unless By
| darts
In executing this service, Sac!eu.e
| displayed no less address than courage.
Having placed bis flag al some distance
| from The canal, lie advanced to the edge
and taking OH his hat, made friendly signs
Tor those opposite 10 approach, as lc did
this they partly complied With, hating at
a distance Of 800 Yards, where the, GOT
oui Of their sledges, and set up ioun ST.
muIianeOGs iialiOO, which Sa heuse au-
swered by Initiating it. They ventured
to approach nearer, having nothing in
iiiclr hands but tue Whips wish which
they guide ilieir dogs and after satisfy
ing themselves that The canal was impas-
sable, one OF them III particular seemed
| in a..
and gestures were exchanged Tor some
time 10 no purpose, though zach party
seemed III some degree to recognize Zach
Others language. Sdch, use, ailer slime,
ihong. I he could discover that ibey SPOKE
| tie IiumOCke CId!eCt, drawing oar fheir
words however, 10 an unusual lengfh.-
fIr immediately adapted HAT cial Ct. and
W Iug mp tie presents, called OuI 10
them, KahEfiie, Come on 7 10 which
they answered NadkJie, n0akrieai platte,
| 70, 80 20 away : ana other words,
| which lie made oui TO mean, that Ihcy
! hoped we were mol come TO destroy them.
| HE bCldesi thcn approached 10 the &c
! Ol ii'e canal, and drawing iroH 10, boo
| knife, represented ~ au engraViug) re-
! pcated, Go away, ! canklii vow Sac
heGse not intimidatcd, told them that lie
WAS also man and iricnd, and al the
same time threw across fine canal some
strings of beads and checked shirt but
these they bebeld with great distrusi and
apprehension. still calling. Go away do
not kill u.s. Sacheuse now threw tiem
an English knife saying. take that On
this they approached With caution, pick
ed uptlip knife, then shouted and pulled
their noses. These actions were initiated
by SschcUse, who IN return called Oui, -
Heighyaw + pulling his nose win the