Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19

horses which had heen superseded by the
ir0 legged so!aateers. They were attended
by "A great croal of their huuihlr admir-
erS, who whiiSt they halted for short
time opposite The exchange, loudly cheer
ei their tlariiH. Orators. Hunt rose, and
ihrusiing hs head and white hal out Of
iGe cliaise, wiiiried II round several times.
IN markei emulation, as lie uniformly
docs when he passes 10y that edihce. Ne
believe Hunt solournS with his friend
Johnsoo, at his chateau, ia Smediey lane.
Rumonr, villa her busy tongue, hints al
anoihGr nce,lns in The space OF d tort
night.
LIVERPOOL, September 4.-Extract of
n letter trom lancaster, dated ~ Sept.
received here YESTERDAY moruiug.
Mr.. Hunt Is here and tins morning
moved The iudge OH The crown side
(Bar0n WGcd) tor an order To remove
such of The grand Jury "a were related! 10
The Manchester magistrates, againS,
whom lie meant 10 prefer bills of indici.
meni for cutting aud stabbing, &c. The
Judge SAID he could not dlSa,,Ss any of
the grand jury, but had no doub, That
when such bills were presented. such of
the grand Jury as were so situated would
retire ; ami Mr. Booilc Niibraham said,
lie, tor ore, Should. The Judge in his
charge. told the grand jury, that Pif ANY
SUCH bills were so presented, and sup
ported even by doubtful evidence, II was
their duty Ia find TIE bills"
Prosecution Of Sir r. Bn,iett.
A message WAS on "Wednesday week
sent to Mr.. Rro">s, of the Sirand, tie
SECRETARY ut the Westminster Committee,
hesirng his immedIaic attendance at the
Ohlce oi The IL me Department. MIR B.
ac ordin2ly repaired th,her, aud was in
.r"duceu INTO room, where he found
Lord Sidm9nth, The Attorney General,
ths Chancellor OF The Exchequer, and
some other Members of the Administers.
ton. sealed, IN consultation. The Ailor-
neN Geuerdi. " Mir. Brooks, we have sent
tnr YOU III consequence OF letter which
has appeared III ne public papers, as TO
The late transactions at Manchester, sigH-
ed Francis bur'eii. Was il TO you that
letter was addressed !"-Mr. Brooks, yes.
Attorney General. 4" Have you go, the
original letter ~ MIR. Brooks, May | be
permitted TO AK The purpose OF the en-
curry !"-Anorney General. The let
Ter IL seoilious libel and our purpose
is 10 prosecute II. Will you give i, up to
US MIR. Brooks. " am moi al the pre-
sent momen, prepared To say whether
will OF not. s,oGld Ike ili,le time 10
advise nsihe snbJeci." The Counsel
consulted together. The Attorney Cen
eral. W II you be prepared 10 give an
answer Tomorrow ."-Mr Brooks.
should like 10 have ill Friday Attorney
Genesal.-" We'll: on Friday, Mr. Brooks,
we SHALL expect ypur answer" MIR. Brooks
Ell withdrew. Mr.. Brooks having writ
ten 10 Sir F. Burdeft an account of the
proceedings OF the Privy Council, with re-
gard to his letter 10 the Electors of West
minister, the Baron has come forward in
the most candid and manly way, and
aVo%ei himself the author. On Monday
the SecrPtars OF STATE received the letter
winch has been published.
LONDON, August 2S-We received
yesterday tie Paris papecs OF Tuesday
he Constitutional cont ddicls the as
seriion put torih III the Journal des De.
6ats,Ot Marshal GoUvIoN ST. CYR, the
War Mimi ter, having rendered his resig
nation.
IN article from Dresden, dated the
l3!h inst. says,
. II a1p-a.s that the commission ae-
ppirie' AZ Berlin by order of the Prince
de HARDENBKRGH, TO examine with the
greatest care all The papers seized, and
other written documents obtained by the
ministry, have made Il detailed report
- TIE prince, ana This examination has
produced The most cOiISoliug results,
there being no man OF any influence i'm
pichtei in the secret associations exist =
ing ~ Ii 'ruanY. NOR IL II the object of
these societies ~ revoiutiOnize Germany.
L, Is true, as il is sail, that there exist
PrastimptIons more or less strong a.
gainst several of The individuals who
have been arrested, or whose papers
have been Seizetl; but these presump
toiS arcnoi OF a nature that the indiyi-
dndis can according to law, be put in a
Stale eI accusation"
Sept I've received Yesterday the
Paris papers OF Saturday last. Four new
- ikes are, IL is said, about To be created
willie Marshal GoUvIoN St. CYR, .he
count CHARLES DE DAMAs, the Mar
quis DE LOUVOIs, and General BEL.
LIZARD. Il is remarked IN these Journals,
thAi The number OF English al Paris has
again become very considerable.
The MatrId accounts give the ROYAL
De re-, appOiniing the Count ABISBAL
Captain General of AudaIu.ia, &c. and
an inference Is drawn THAT il negatives
all The reports respecting that officer
being ont of favor al Court. His success
sor III tlIc command OF The expedition.
the Coun! de CALDERoN, had taken
leave of the KING ia order 10 proceed
10 Callz FERDINAND, II is said, insisted
that lie expedition should sail early in
October but IL is added, that lis MA
JESTY must wait at least I iii The mid
die of November . II may also be adj
ded that The expedition, ifit can now
be called one, must probably wait for
conSideraDij longer period.
HE managers OF DOtn the winter The
aires are making slTOng eAeriionS TO
recruit their respective corps previous 10
the re-Opening. Musical attractions are
~ be prevailing feature al both houses.
BRAuAu, II Is understood, is 10 lend his
vocal aid To Drnry, aud great endeavours