Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10
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obtained the FIRST prize /; a quarter al an
honr later d second arrived, and obtained
The second prize. The next day twelve
Others returned, making Ia in all. The
prizes, which ate very considerable, will
be distributed tomorrow (Sunday) at
Antwerp. Itisno, with any intention of
establishing correspondence between
Tendon and Antwerpta las the Paris Jour
nais pretend) that those pigeons were
sent 10 London, buI merely Tor the por-
pose of seeing them return.
EEELlN, July iS.-Onr newspapers OF
to-day contain The following article -
- fhe measures which have been lately
taken IN several places, both in Prussia
and other countries, for The further inves-
legation at The secret democraticai socie-
lies and lnirigues which have been dis-
covered, were occasioDed by most impor-
iaut and complete proofs of their cXiE-
ience, and OF their revolutionary and even
REASONABLE tendency-Fhe plan of The
Republican, Constitution (Which has been
frequently discussed intended for Ger
many, has been seized, Hence il is
evident that The measures which have
been determined upon are not Ia be con-
ddered IN the confined view Of disposl-
tions adopted against students, or asso-
CITATIONS of students, as but few such are
affected by the measures III Question.-lt
is plain that the public cannot yet be
made acquainted With the extensive sud
complicated rainnfieaions of those demo-
cra'ical mtrigues, without injuring the
importan, and beneiiclai object in view"
PARIS, July ls.-Capi. Kelly lived just
long enough for him To- be able 10 leave
his little property by will, The law for The
abolition OF the Droite D'Aabdne having
passed 4S hours previously. Ii frequently
happens that the greatest fuss is made
about trities, while matters OF The highest
Importance are despatched with a ceierlty
which surprises every one. Thus by lie.
discussions on the Budget, which lasted
Two months and might have continued
SIX months longer, had not The parties
been tred-ihe grand result was, that
reduction was effected upon The whole OF
about G200,00O, while they neglected
many Constitutional laws promised By
the charter, and not vel framed or per-
laps even thought of. The most impoT-
tau la" that has passed this Session, is
decidedly that whereby il is permitted 10
foreigners Ia purchase, receive. ard beS
queath properly in france. This law
was passed, rs u were, sub Sifeatio, as ii
Hey we're afraid of calling the attention
at The public 10 il (; not d word was said
either for or against II yet this law,
struggled through the Chambers as il
WAS, Is one tDat will, more than any other,
restore the prosperity of France The
revocation OF Tie Edici Of Nantes, ruined
The commerce d manufactures OF France
tins law will revive them. The cheap
hess a lapd, living, and labour-lhe
richness o. The soil-ihe noble rivers and
canals for The transport OF merchandise
The pr0digIous home consumpiiCu of ali
KINDS ef manufactured articles, by po-"
pulaiion oil thirty millions-the state Of
The French funds, which paw double The
interest OF the English-a regular revenue
more than sufficient 10 pay the whole Of
the expenses OF the Government and
Interest OF the debt, aud still leave
considerable surplus--ail these CIR
cumslances united, is il not greatly 10 be
feared thai MANY of your middling classes.
who have from t. 100 10 4 500 per annun,
aud who, from the enormiiy of taxes, are
reduced TO stale OF comparative want.
viii come 10 France with their fortunes.
and settle
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.
LONDON, July a.. Yesterday the
lOId mayor held q court of common roun-
cal al Gnildhail, which was fully attended
Alter The minutes of the last court had
been read, his lOrdship informed then.
! that he had received d communicaiicn
from The lord Sidmouih, which il was
| material not TO withhold from Tie court.
| and which with their leave he would read
10 them. (Read.)
| His lordship then read the following
letter from lord Sidmouih :
Whitehall, July %.
My Lord-I have the honor To com.
uunlcate 10 your lordship the prince re-
| ,eDi's gracious appreciation Of the mea-
surcs adopted yesterday by your lordshin.
! for preserving the public peace in The CIV
| Of London aud likewise of the supporf
| aud cooperation afforded TO your lordshin
! by The several civil authorities of lie
| metropolis.
His royal highness has derived The
! greatest satisfaction from the fresh proof
| which has been afforded bg his niajesiy's
faithful subjects, The citizens OF London
1 al then determination 90 uphold the an
llIOrliy Olihe laws, and To- dlscountenance
every attempt 10 ALLEVIATE their minds
from that constitution, 10 which they
have ever manifested tie hrnest attach.
meni, and which ii is the first duiy Of
every loyal subject 10 maintain and res
pecl.
have The honor 10 be, NV lord
Your lurdslIp's most obedipni humble
servant. SlDMOUTH.
TIE right HON. the Lord Mayor, &C."
The LORD MAYOR then detailed al
some length the extensive arrangements
made by The civilpower to preserve order
on the day alluded TO, and expressed his
cordial thanks to persons Of every poliii-
cal party, for The aid they afforded him
lie was happy 10 say, dat every citizen
had been found AZ his post during the late
evenilul period aud That those Wiu " ere
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