Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-30


yer the country.
The Earl of DalIousie has been an
pointed Governor in Chief and Captain
GeDefai of The Cauadas; in the rucm OF
The late Duke of Richmond and Major
General Kemp has been appointed Sue
cessOr OF the Earl as Lieut.. Governor Of
Nova Scotia.
The Duke Of Wellington has received,
the appointment ofGovcrnor OF plvnouil.
III the room OF The late Dnke Of Richmond.
Am. Stocks London 23 3 per Gent 62S
New SIN Per cents 999-U. 5. d. Shares
f22 los.
British StOchs.-3 per cents, reduced,
664 3per cent ConsoIs 575, 8: ConsolS
Tor Account 671.
From the London Times of oct 2s
we Know mol 'ha. We had ever more
important facts 10 communicate, with re-
speci TO our internal situation, than in
this days Jcurnal To spare conjecture
and relieve anxiety in those q no lave heard
nothing of the matter 10 which we refer,
we shall Stale al once, that The army IS
to BE- suddenly increased by upv ards of
10000 men, and that Earl Fizv iIlam has
been dismissed from lis situation Of Lord
Lieutenant for the West Riding of York;
sh're, IN consequence of his being one
OF those who signed the recuisiiion, aud
attended the late meeting "a, YORK These,
II Is presumed, are striking occurrences,
ana calculated 10 make us look around
us, ami ask, Is ill., anxious apprehension.
| what will cOu'c ueNt?
From RE London Courier Of ort 10.
The information received from different
parts of The kingdom, of the progress of
sediiion, becomes, as il might have been
expected, OF more and more importance.
The Radicals, rejoicing in tie impulse
given 10 their cause by the .fw foolish
Wings whom they have Geiuded, no
longer conceal their deiestablr projects,
but speak openly, and without disguises
OF " the Revolution already begun"
Such Is the impression produced on
the minds OF good ana loyal men, where
the spirit OF lnsurreciion against the cons
stliution chiefly pre-, sils, that some of
I them are proceeding with all the yigor i'm
their power, az Individuals, to proieci each
| other against the danger they apprthend.
When bad men conspire, good men
must associate Thi. was the awful
warning of BURKE. But what can in
| divldual efforts do against the open vio-
lence of an armed p0puIace, intent upon
the destruction of property aud the sub
version OF all that Restraints their icrnti-
| business? Effeclusl protection can, at the
present moment, proceed only from those
| III whom the constitution has placed the
! power OF the state: and we sionld rem
! bic Tor Tie fate Of This envied land, II we
saw any want OF vigilance or courage in
] the Government.
I Th> monarchy of France was surren-
derr'i 10 an ininriaIed mob, branding the
King upon his throne, by the timidi;y
aud laxiiy OF his Ministers. An early
effort on the part of that Government had
! stopped those torrents OF blood which al.
tore ri L. al. Al
| the altar.
We congratulate our pea eful fellow
country men, that our Government is fully
alive 10 the danger which threatens us.
Their determination 10 assemble the L..
| gislaiure was decisive inuiraiion of {.
sense OF the present awful times, and ~
| have no d0ubi their precautionary mea-
sures, unit: Parliament shall have met,
Will continue TO keep pace with the iero-
cious activity of our modern Caialines.
As measure OF indispensable pre- a,I-
ton In the present Tedut ed state of The
army, an addition of 10000 men is 10 be
immediately made 10 the protecting force
OF the country. This will Be accomplished
IN the most efficient and economical man
ner, by calling into activity those who
) are receiving from the state the rewards
, of their former services, and placing
.
ready upon The pension establishment. -
These veterans, so dIstiDg uished in the
annals Oi The country, will, we have no
doubt, IN the protection OF IFS Internal
peace. display Tue NIgor they have shown
III asserting its foreign glory.
The services OF a part of the regular
army will be IN like manner rendered
available, by relieving The soldiers now il.
the garrisons and dock yards, and by sub
stliutlng marines IN their place. With
this view, 20 men will be added 10 each
company OF marines, making iogetheE
Il 500 men.
Earl Fizwiliiam is removed from The
office of lord lieutenant and Custos Rofu-
lorum OF the West Riding of the cOuniy
of York wise aud seasonable mea-
sure.
The leading part which his lordship
was induced TO take in signing and eiYcu-
lating TIE requisition for meeting, al
this crilica! period, in a county in which
lie was lord lieutenant, his personal alter
dance al that meeting, his entire concur
renee with the resolutions and address
| and his pHblic appreciation Of all The pro
ceediuGs, must have eficctually DESTROY ed
that right understanding, that fair ant
honorable confidence, which is at AL
times desirable, but at a crisis like ~,
present. is indispensable in tie official in
= tefcourse which must take place betweeI
= the government aud lord lieutenant
With Two authorities, so pnblicly opposed
10 each other, all candid co-opeTaiiol
, ! must bei n an end; il was impossible
I therefore, that his Iordship should cont
Hue in i,is office al a moment when ~
safety Of the country requires that the en-
b ergy of the state should be exeried for il
A | preservation.