Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19


Mr.. Turner stepped to the table, and I
rendered himself 10 lake the caihs pre-
scrbed by tn, Ac, Oh Eizabc,h.
The Lort Mayor. attn extremely sor-
ry, Gentlemen. 10 The sberiiis) tina, YOU
cannot agree, but can have no power
In lhIs case, aud shall therefore give no
OPINION. Perhaps II will be necessary, II
Tins difference continues To appoint an
Under Sheriff 10 each OF you. Another
tribunal wIu. however, decide that. In
The mean tame must refuse 10 swear MIR.
Turner.
The cour, then broke up, and the meet
lug dispersed. Statesman.
LONDON. Sept. 2S.--If 10 call Tor en-
curry upon any question be TO PREJUDICE
The merits OF those who are parties IN II.
the system of preIudging would appear
10 have more advocates than IL was ma
tural 10 expect amongst the people of this
country, nmrscd as they are, and educated
III ihe love o! equal justice. We had TO
report within these few days the resolu
iiQns OF the city Of York and lis ueiyhbor
hood, at meeting convened by the lord
mayor OF thai city, and attended by
many individuals of rank and fortune
connected with II. We were told, of
course, that II was the mcre rabble who
met, and that Mcssrs. DuadaSs, NichoU,
b. C0oae, Sc. were no better than any
other gwen number of those reiormers
whose names have been long before the
public. Now we have another sort of
meeting 10 anticipate, and requsiion To
announce for county meeting Of Yorkshire
-sisued by whom. BY every day Re-
formers Lei us see: Al The head Of the
roll stands the first Peer OF the realm, the
Duhe oil Norfolk; then come III success
SION The Earis IiizwIiliam aud Cnwper,
i.DrN Al lllAn " ,ti,.su, -
George y!ey, the hon. l.. Duntiass, the
non. J. Manson, the hon. T.. Ptise, u.
Cooke, Gaily Knight. Walter Fawkes,
Mar. N%H, ). Cromplon, }. Bell, q.
Sirlcklani, with long list of gentlemen
ri high character and Influence in lha,
great county.
T~eni, seven such names we're signed
on Saturday ias', and the signatures were
rapidly auSmchliug. The requsiion, II
Is stated, @Iil be laid before lie High
Sheriff, on The 5ilI Of Oct. aud ikc meet
ms is expected 10 take place about lie
2O'h. The requisilIop, be il observed,
"eaaadS an enquiry INTO the transactions
al Manchester; and we should ike lo
know What public officer will take upon
himself 10 refuse demand put iogIh ior
such an OBJECT and sanctioned by such
authority. We should like also 10 dis
cover. what new topics OF abuse will be
started on this occasion by The hcluis OF
the London press what fresh sluices of
wanion suurriiiy are 10 be opened hat
ioui names are TO be launched against
The nobility and gentry OF the first shire
In Greai Briialn-wlat attempts 10 drag
no" II rank, properly, and character,
(when they 90 mol follow ia the wake of
ininisters,l Vii DE made by thai blunder-
Ins Jacobia, the CoIUIer, who does more
,tlaa all lie other traitors living, 10 level
rauk, property, aud character in the dust
itis The ipt oi some people never 10 speak
trulh, Without seriously injuriue their own
party. Last night Tie Courier had the
misfortune 10 confess, that the Wings
have no greater relish for revolution
than The Torres" Now this is obviously
true tue great Wing families have more
indeed, 10 lose by co,vuisIon in tie
state, lhan their political opponents, be-
cause by lar the largest properties of the
Kingdom have long been their inhcri-
taace. The venal prints, therefore, can
MOI, upon their own showing, have the
etirontery 10 tell the nation, that when
tile Wing Noblenien call county meetings,
they do so Tor revolutionary purposes
LORD FIFzWILLIAM IL of all men the
least res uluiiOnist: lie has been at all
times an alarmis, par excellence and
HE NOBLE lords good sense, as we'll as
love ot fhe constitution, is now made
manifest by the alarms be feels OF the
opposite side OF The question 10 Tia:
which he espOused in I792, since he
thinks with every wise aud vIrluous man
III England, tRal an outrage on The laws,
committed by the Ala2Islracy, and adopl-
ed I'm some irenzied but irrcvorajIe
noulenO by The Ministry, is III itself lie
NEST eminent of dangers, aud Of all The
evils Tie most 10 be dpntored 4 kpnu
and searching investigation of tie facts
belonging 10 such d repuied outrage,
lnsiead OF promoting revolutionary purpn-
SEES, would be 10 plain reasOnand common
ssJSc, the most natural method OF defeat
ing lhtus.
L is the temper Of mankind TO suspect,
thai every mystery contains $onS mis-
cintt and no case has yet occurred TO
our observation, where COnCealment or
disguise was resorted TO, in the bopc of
Ob>trUciing Inquiry and avertng punish.
men, WiiuDut convincing HE whole
world, moi ouie Of tire existence OF Tie
quit, b.It Oi lis eBormliy, and confirming,
nay eNaggeralIng, every impression un-
favorable 10 the party accused. We repeat
our original opinion that ministers are
more interested than any other body Of
the bIugs subjects, IN d thorough eluci-
dallOu of this uuhappy business. Nor
are we now To- learn for the first time, the
cruel embarrassment III winch the Capi-
net are conscious Of being ihyoived, by
those underln9s whom a mistaken point
OF policy or honor has nduced them 10
protect from Justice. Iimes,
On aicSwaIH accOncimeHt.-- GA SUNDAY
evening, Tie 9th iHsl. The house Of MIR.
}. Harris, at 8.ddendeH, was broken open
during ttp absence of Tie family. bv a