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

49, OobA VI Nfbpu amer IL
appointed by Government as magistrate
Tor the district in which those persons are
10 reside.
The Marquis of Tavistock has sem,
so 10 the treasurers appointed AT the
Westminster meeting, 10 receive sub
scripiions for the relief of the sufferers at
Manchester.
Record has been set on foot in
Leeds, wherein every male inllabitant of
mature years may peaceably and consii
tuilonaily record Ills opinioe, that a ne
cessiiy exists tor reform i'll our repre-
sentative system. The record 10 which
we ailude forms the first page in book
prepared for the reception of signatures,
ana rs expressed IN these terms We,
The undersigned inha bitanis of Leeds, in
The West Riding of the county of York,
beng OF the age of 81 years, or upwards,
do hereby record our opinion peacefully,
bur decidedly, that the Commons House
oil Parliament, as al present constituted,
does not fairly and fully represent the
people of tie United Kingdom, and
therefore that reform in the Cons,itu.
ton of that House is Indispensable ne
cessary. Amongst the signa,ures alrea
dy affixed, are some of the most respec-
table inhabitants in that town, and now
the do cument is made public, The number
Will experience daily augmentation.
A letter from Madrid, dated the 2sih
uit. mentions that II is generally uuder
Stood that there is schism IN the Spanish
Cabinet on the subject Of the Ftorida
treaty. The majority of the Miuist rs
are said TO be in favor OF the ratification .
but The two or three individuals possess
ing the greatest influence with the Kipg
are opposed 10 il, and have persuaded him
not TO give the treaty his Ultimate appro
baton. Other accounts re-ass.rt, that
MIR. Forsyth the American minister. had
actually quittoi Madrid, and was on his
road CadZ. from whence he will take
shipping for The United States.
Extract OF a letter, dated Valencia
Sept p" Words are wanted 10 EXPRESS
my feelings and To convey 10 YOU an
idea ct The scenes of horror and blood
represented Ill this Ill ia,ed city. NV
pen drops from my hand when ATTEMPT
In describe 10 you the horrid and excru
ealing tormenis which EIio has imposed
on ll9 persons, OF all classes, ages, sexes
anu conditions, lie himself being presen,
al The greatest part of these abomnable
punIshments, III order that by his capli-
Gus and designing questions he might BE-
able TO rend from them the secret of a
revolution, which lie imagined would
take place in Valencia. Some have had
Their arms and legs dislocated with irons
Ola newnvention Others have been press
ed down with heavy weights, placed on
the breasts and b, lly others have had
their nails plucked out one by one. i'm or
der 10 prolong their suficrings. Even a
lady, lately delivered of twins, has been
separated from her family, and cast into
one OF the most dismal dungeons of The
Holy Office, merely because information
against her was lodged by wicked cha
racter, who declared that she knew great
deal respecting the imaginary revolution.
tlio himself went 10 the InQuisition TO
lnierrogate her, and she was exposed 10 a
species OF disgraceful torture, of which
even In this country we have no example.
She was bound by the legs and arms
with harsh ropes on an uneven cradle oil
IRON, and tndlng that in this painful
altitude she did not give declarations
c0niormably to The questions proposed 10
her, scaidlnS water was poured upon her
naked limbs. This unfortunate heroine
expired amidSt,the greatest agonies, fran
nc with the remembrance OF her twin
children, oEiy tweniy-one DAYS old. She
was one of The beroines OF Valencia against
The attack of Marshal Moucev.-Tlns
scene has been divulged by one of the
dependents on the inqmsiion, less iIhu
man than the rest, and The weeping reIa-
lives OF this female martyr TO freedom are
now dcploring her loss. So great has been
the horror and fury excited in the whole
ot Valencia by this painful affair, that il
Is visible on The countenance of every
individual"
We understand that the Irish militia
VIII be called out for one months train
IDg, immediately after the 2Slh Of October
neal.
Accounts from Leipsig state, that diff
ierences have arisen between the COuTts
OF Petersburg, Berlin, aud Vienna, of so
serious nature as 10 excite fears OF a
rupture. The plan of The Emperor of
Russia 10 reUnite 10 Poland The paris
WHICH are still separated from il is said
10 be The cause of this misunderstanding.
Russian ViceregaE Gouernment. A prI
vate Letter from Warsaw, of the 10th
August, states That NJ. Bayla, Director OF
the Police in that city, having warmly
espoused the cause Of NlademoiseIle Phi
lis, French actress who was Kissed by
tile audience, ordered an ordinance 10 he
stuck up in the market place and public
walks, prohibiting any future hlssiuo
at The French Theatre, under penalty OF
being caued." The writer exclaims
that when Souw0roff, in the fAuxbourp
OF Praga, put to the sword 10000 of hi.
cOnnirymeu, The crime was less revolt
ing" The Polanders, 10 elude the ordi.
nance, and TO brave the protection which
was granted 10 Mademoisclle Philis b,
the authorities, took their places in tive
bands III The Th aire, and lie momen
this actress appeared, one half began
sneezlng and the other gaping. III,
noise was so loud and uninterrupted, tina
| the manager was Obliged TO LEI dion lin,