Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

Nr. Hunt appeared IN one of the dress
boxes, accompanied by two ladies. He
has immediately recognised, aud most
loudly cheered from all parts of the house,
Winch lac retained by rising aud boaing
respectfully TO the audience.
Curious Hjgn Godr,l - Upon the door of
"a house near Brldgewaicr, occupied Nv a
father and son, The former a blacksmith
aud publican, the halter barber, is a
Sign-bSard with The following inscription:
- burn"ss AMI sou, black smiitIa and bar
herS work done here, horse shucing and
Shaving locks meu'ted, aud hare curling,
breeding, teeth drawing aud all other tar
very work--Ail SORTS Of spiraiuS hckers
a:sur,tlng To- the late cumicaI ireiy. fake
noilS nv wife keeps skoul, and laves foxes
rs you shall; ieehes reading and riling
and all niher lanswitchrs and has assis,
lauuiS, II iequiied, 10 teach horrii orv,
sowing tie mathematics, aud all other
iasiilouahlr DIVERSIONS"
Wasp Etter.-A lew DAYS since a fellow
~ The neishborhood OF FIRMLY, named
Fisher, whose glutionous propeusi,ies
nave long since acquired him the by-uame
OF The COrmordnt, undertook 10 eai IA doz-
en- I'VE "asps, with iieir stlnss in them,
ana deWoilsh Two pounds OF raw SALMON,
IN the short space ten minutes. This
achieved Win comparative expedition,
notwithstanding he was Sorelv prrpleNed
var his first course lie afterwards Offer.
d I" cal wasps hy wholesale, "a, the rate of
slXpence per dozcu; this he continued
dong uniii lie had consumed nearly two
dozen oi These cieaiut. :, When his throat
ana mouth became SO dreadiully swollen
and iniiamed, iha, he was obliged TO de.
siS', IN Stale almost bordering on mad
Ucss and sutocaiinu.
a.
10 The 2Oih instant, and other German
journals arrived last night. The fol-
loving are extracts
NUREMBERG, Sept. 1--WE learn
tom the French frontier that llan has
lecn iaid before The general committee
or The defence Of France relative 10 the
new iortresses which are 10 be erected
IN that Kingdom. Several proposals are
spoken al As having been made, some o,
winch met with general approbaiion, hu,
10 WHICH The very formidable objection
was made, that for some years the me-
ctSSart funds could not be assigned for
the execution ct these plans. Alter nu-
merouS debates II is SAID 10 have been
al is"Sih agreed, that general aud de
HhiliVe ptan must be deferred for an uu-
limlied lime, and that they must contine
themselves 10 a provisional plan for the
neNt following year. a plan, il is said.
Has been drawn up ia this view, and sub
united la discussion in the COMMITTEE
~ present IL appears that the following
hiits are agrees upoh-on the Spanish
frontier BayOHuc is 10 be converted into
fortress ct the first order, and TO be
greatly extended aud provided with
!! rliiied camp. On The southeast frnn-
l'r Grcnoble is To be military depot.
ana al the sequel Ia have more extensive
for'iiieaLions Along The Swiss frontier
no Dew tofresses tO he erected. Belfuri,
O" ne contrary, iSto be made Il fortress Of
the first order
Hitherto there was only citadel there:
lhe town Itself had very Indifferent for
thcHt'onS, which could not maintain
siege. But ia iluningeu is demolished.
ana according To The treaties, no new
fortress can be bnilt on that puint, or OH
'he frontier OF Basic, Il is intended 10
make beiiori as slTOug as 10 stop an
enemy Who should attempt 10 enter
france on thai side. On Tie northern
frontier OF Atsace, Lauireburg is TO be
terrified, and The lines of Weisepburp
established but this will not be done
VII after The complete raifi, alton of tie
frontiers with Tie Bavarian possessions
en- Tie Rhine. Ian the mountains OF The
1aar nothing IS 10 be done, except con-
II
present there is only mountain post
On the northern frontier no new for
'resS Is to be erected, as all The principal
ones have remained in the possession of
france. DULY the small foriresses of The
sd line, WHICH have hitherto been ne. =
etiPd, are tn be strengllIend by addition
~ works. This is all that is TO be done.
at least for the present.
FRANKFORT, Sept. l3.-Our fair is
again over stocked with English goods
he wo"ieR cloths and kersrvmeres can,
nos, however, maintain the competition.
~ chedppess, with those Of the Neller
.ahds ANA France. Cotton manufactures
rom SaXeny and Switzerland are come
III great numbers. As proof Of the ex.
teSSiVe quan!l,y OF goods manufactured,
u may be- mentioned, that single Swiss
house has brought 10 This fair $40 est. of |
sIu'ls and cottons offs own manufacture.
Some Swiss and Saxon houses, howe |
yer, 10 good deal of business. aud with |
adv"niage, though the English sell |
lhe!f COTTON goods even cheaper flan i'm |
lie last fair. The French Jewellers |
appear to he satisfied There is a great |
supply Of French and Vienna sbawls and |
llonese silks, and these articles maintain /
ibelr prices. No Italians have come 10 |
I Is fair.
ANTWERP, Sept. 49, We have receiv. |
ca accounts from London stating that
me celebrated banker, MIR. Rothschild.
indignant at the persecution of his Jew
hh DTelhren ~ several cities in Germany,
las refused TO take bills upon any of lie |
cities III which the Jews have eNDerienc |
ri VI treatment; that this refusal has |
thrown great impedments in the way of |
lac CONNIE cial transactions between
England and G rmany, aud that several