Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-30
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Wogret, Captain Ogden, in s5 DAYS from
Liverpool, the Editors of the Commercial
/ Advertiser have received, from their Lon
don Correspondent, London papers TO the
! 24l'i OF October Lioyd's Lists TO the god
General Shipping and Commercial Lists to
The Pad: and from their Liverpool Cor.
/ respondent, papers of that CITY to te25,b
| all inclusive.
| Our papers are filled with accounts O
| the increasing spirit of dscOrd from vari.
Gus parts Of the Kingdom. The Gov
eminent experimenting an approaching
struggle, are preparing to- meet il will
pfomplitude and vigor. With this view
! they have resolved 10 add 10000 men Va
| HE standing army Earl FiiZ William.
"h" had consented 10 preside "a, ihr
meeting OF ResormerS in York, was inn
mediaiely removed from the Office of
Lord Lieutenant OF the West Riding Of
York. These and other measures of
Government, increase the tone of tho
Radicals, as they are termed and
and there is reason TO apprehend, that
mere Is nothing, unless il be he
prompt exercise Of The strong arm o
poser, thai can save HAT country from
saDgu,nary civil war. To us II appears.
tnai tie course pursued BY the raticai
PERFORMERS, Is calculated, not 10 accom-
lpisil the object osleusibly in view. Uh
am~iioration OF the condition of the peo
pI',) but to render The burdens of the
psopie tenfoid more oppressive than they
now are, and the government ienfoIl
more despoiic, than il has been tor c ntu-
ries past
To show our readers, that The presen,
state OF England is indeed alarming, and
that the alarm is deeply felt in London.
latest paper, the Sunday Moaitor of the
Gath OF October. The writer, it will be
1p~rcelved, censureS both the Ministers aud
R.iormers, and calls on The public to
defend the constitution and The throne.
Alarming state Of the co7atry.-Ncver.
al any former period, were we called upon
more strongly to protest against the mea
sures OF government than at the present.
II is indeed an affair Of peculiar deicacy.
but OF fearful import It's former cha
racter would incline us TO avoid il, but
The latter leaves us without a choice. The
SITUATION OF The country is at this moment
so dreadful, that no man of common
sense can view rwithcui a horrid presen-
hment of the future. The axe is laid TO
The tree. The foundations OF our faith
are plucked up-ihe main pillars of our
morality are shaken. Infiiei,v walks
abroad in the open day, hideous and
corrupted mass. The Political Deins-
gogue and the BIasphener al Religion
nave shaken hands together. In them
-ihere is no trust, nor safety. TosShat
tare they opposed Lifeless masses of
heavy D'vinity--ihe FOOLS bnrss OF super
stIi,on, or the madness of enthusiasm
Political prOfigacy-the laws derided-
the nobility degrade d-,he people impo-
lverished and desperate-the Government
hlind and stupid. Good God how shall
we treat this subject so as TO awaken both
SIDES TO their danger We love our
country aud our counlrymen--w we glory
III Tie Cons'iiution-and we are rea '
TO lay down our lives for the protection OF
the throne. But of what avail is ou,
loyalty or our love, when the const tuition.
III which our only safety rest d, is be-
ieagnred round, and the Ministers, who
should watch over its safely, and the
E people who should rise up in its defence.
, are both, with rapid strides, Fastening 10
It's destruction. To stop their mad adj
vahce seems almost hopeless task. Yet
we will not despair. While one fragment
OF the great edlhcc, which our ancestors
| constructed, remains, we shall be found
al our post. We will take our stand by
us toiicrng base, aud survive or perish
with it,
The revenue OF the realm. has fallen
Oft, during The last Quarter, compared
: with the corresponding period of last
year, to The amount Of more than one
m'f'on' one hundred and .Jffty thousand
pounds.
The diminniion of the Revenue, and
the Threatening aspect Of The internal
state of the Kingdom, have produced a
! corresponding effect upon tile Funds. Con.
soils, which, early in October, was sold al
II, had fallen at our latest date, (ihe 24tIl
t to 65R, and Omnlum done at per cent.
premium, had fallen to 81 discount
, making difference, IN the course of a
) lew days. OF eight and a haif per cent.
+ A proclamation was issued on the 10Th
= OF October, announcing the farther pro-
2 rogning OF Parliament 10 Tuesday the
23d ot November.
. Special Messengers were sent abroad ia
: the absent Members of the Cabinet, re
. 9ulrlng their immediate return.
= A veEdiCt of a0fLfl murder was found
e but not yet officially rendered, by the
: Coroner's Jury, against the Manchester
8 Magistrates and Cavalry. IL was expected
: that, previous to its PRONUNCIATION, Bill
s OF Indemnify would be enacted by Paria
D ment.
4 On the 23d Of October a report wa,
y '"'u'o'Cu oH CudUSP, ildl LOTO CeStle
IS reagh had been assassinated by butcher
u II produced the momeniarv effect of re-
!" ducing Stocks one per ceni. bnt the ru
IS NOR soon vanished, aud the Stocks re
= covered The ground they had lost.
i Tie Reiormers Of Manchester we're Il
Is have second public meeting OF the frs
~ OF November.
e. continental paper mentions, tia
Df Count Moniholou, came TO Europe viii
5 hIs wIte from 81. Helena, disguised As