Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

NNea tie IN.pOitbtiOHS arc known 10 be
moderate in anoun,, there has been a gain of
neaIl, ftro millions of dviiorS.-From this il is
easy IL coniec,nre what must have been the
extent VI the frauds practised upon the re,e.
nue. durims The vast inporta;ions "bich prece-
dId aud followed the war.
But this g..iu To tiie rieaSurV great as il ia
Is not the only advantage rcsuliin. from the
measure. The dishonest importer of foreign
merchandise, deprived Ot that fraudulent
profit OF which he had cheated the custom
hOrsc, Is Eu longer rival 70 be dreaded
either by tse honest merchant ur tie domestic
nIanniacture1. Our owu iar trader now
counts will. ccrtai"iy Uu Just gain and our
own manufacturers Cnahltd To bring their
i&biicS into successful competition with OH
ei>, see their establishments every where re-
we. r:l.ss.,s,r
The inhabitants at ihc District md m.en,bets
of Congress. gave a splendid BALE on FIJI.
day last. "a, CrawlordS 'TaNert 10 Hr and
nhS BHSot previous 10 their departure for
insi|na After supper the health OF MIR. AMI
Mfs. u. was drank with great APP auSe and.
III compliment TO the 0ccasion the band struck
NJ Tic English national air God surr the Eing !;
which was immediately followed iv iahkec
Dood'e. Mr. Is. returned thanks ia a hand,oin
n'al'ner. and expressed his grateful s-nss Of
the attention winch he had ,ccci, ed since his
arrival 1" Ill country. and his >inctte wishes
Tor TIE happiness OF the PEG pie and the u, oSpe.
ritN at ihc nation
MIR -. has. hN The s.nenity of his manners
the resleci hirL lr is believe d, 10 have aiwa,s
She"i towards the government, ard the uni
form roliiencSs with whirh he treats every
boJN' gained a greater degree OF good will
man has been experienced hy any other Eu.
.iiSh minister wif., the exc.ntion. psra,s
OF Mr. Esskinp.. He has shevn how easy il is
TO combine with the niosi SiLceie attachment
10 nus own country AUDI u, institutions the most
perfect respect for others Mir. & is truly an
En2iiShmam; his departure will excite the
most sincere regret Of all who have had an
opportunity OF knowing him. 10.
From our AIbony Correspondent, we have
received copies al huLibe, OF Reports and
Rills lately laid before The Assembly,. Of iwo
OF winch We will new present 4 SUMMARY
view.
The FIRST now lying before ms, isa coinnupi-
cation TO lie Speaker from The clerk OF the
Ass embiy, r,rb, ac.im-"a lis. OF all the iucor
noidi,ohs in the state of New York EXCEPT
keil"i""S ihcorpOi a,iUns with recital of all
tn"'r important particulars and pecn'iari;ies."
Fron this communication which occuuies one
n"""ted ahd SIN folio PAGES, il appears that
l.ltre are III this state nike hundred and tucpfy
fa"F Incorporated bCdits. exclusive OF incorpG.
iat'd religions societies, as is,lows:
lGir"ts "'' ana insurance Companies z? g
ih,ts,s. not toll bridges,
loh bridges, "a
Dams, al
FcYri,s, o.
aytS relative TO Internal Navigation, Is
libraries, &
oeminar'es of Literature. and acts
relating thereto, 20
Academies AZ
Manufactures, 6n
Manufacturing Companies, I29
turnpike io. POI
'hariiics and Benevolent Societies, "A
Stages, n
S,eam Boats,
Villages 81
Water Works, Aqneducts and Aoue-
duct Associations. 2S
ri. Tue Annual Report OF The Superinten
daut of Common Schools IN this repori the
Supei'niehdant thus remarks" From The
'e'"rns winch nave been made during the last
year, 1t appears, that in four hundred aud two
towns, from which, only, returns have been
received. there are tour Thousand six hundred
a"d fourteen common schools organized under
we ac' Tor their establishment; and that in
ihrec thousand eight hundred ana ToTty four
oi These schools, from which, oni, particular
uiSiric' returns have been rece, ed there have
been taught, during the last wear, two hundred
ava len Thousand three hnnd, ed and sixteen
children. There are 1853 towns IN The state
from winch no returns have been received
"hu many OF Tie returns received from Other
towns, are defcient IN net stating the whole
number OF schools established or the uumber
OF chiiuren Taught in them. Allowing the
Towns, from which no returns have bren made
10 nave the same number I'll schools, in proper
hon 10 their popu.Stiou and extent as other
towns, CT equal extent and population. from
when returns have keen made. the whole
number OF COMMON schools liz the state organic
Ell ana permanently established under the act
OF the Legi stature. ,nay DE estimated al nearly
SIX tonsaEd ard the number of children.
Annually taught niheIn, in Ire various branch.
es ot elementary education at ntarIy tvo hmm.
dred and fifty thousand"
i'ythis report, 1T also appears, tina, the snm.
Der OF scholars in The different free sChonis IN
this city is 1851 and iIat Tie public money
distributed among these schaois tIuriii. the
last year. amonht" 10 l0,75i,20 as follows: