Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-18


a sacred enti,isiasnr IL pleased "A bsneficrnt
Deity To accept your offering to the freedom
OF your country and monarch. The irst. now
rendered happy by her wise constitution the
second, covered with henedictions and glory
for the re-eytabiisliment of that constit,,tiuu
scatter over your tombs the fowersof love and
gratitude; c0nsecrate your names to immor-
tality, and ,nDgIe In the same urn tears OF rief
and JOY. Welcome our rec0llec tiOns with the
same tenderness which we feel in expressing
them and from your eternal mansion OF life
anu beatitude, rejoice in the felicity which
your country is about to reap, and which sou
may he said TO have s0wn-rejoice still more
THAT you lett behind you generation that has
trodden IN your footsteps. and will inilexibiy
initiate your example, il at any time orr coun-
Try or constitutional king should he brought
into danger.-Present to the throne of Grace
the vows and Acknowledgements Of free aud
pious people.
"Ciiizensi Assuage the sorrow which the
recollection ofthe blood split on this day. must
excite, by dwelling OIL the fair prospect OF the
goods winch are IN store for us. and OF which
we ALREADY begin 10 taste, inst laws. consonant
10 tue civilization OF the age. were the object
OF our aspiration aud the remedy for our ills !;
we possess them now, in our constitution and
we nave obtained them, not as England did
by halt century of revolution aud 500 600
victims; not as France did, at the expense of
twenty-five years OF excess and wars-but
with seven years of patience, a day of expla>
nation, two days OF jubilee. II. To this grati-
tying consideration, you add the rapid, ste adv.
advised march OF our new institutions; the
concord aud 'unaniniiy happily reicnlny a.
mong all the provinces the appointment of
men OF tried virtue and known ability, 10 The
nrst ofhces oil state the fundamental re. ula-
lions OF refoi m adopted, not in u confused aud
precipitate manner, but with circuinspe ction
ana according to opportunity the restoration
OF pnbiic credit; Tire abolition OF Illegal or I'M
Just imposts aud charges; other and immune
table dispositions which in u short space of
lime have transmitted the genius of arbitrary
government into a solid principle OF cOusiiiu-
tohai order the eXaltati0n OF public senti-
ment the wonderful elopement Of civic
virtues fhe quick progress OF liberal ideas
tue recovery oil that estimation which, we had
LOST with every nation of Europe the cheering
nope ana certain knowledge of what that ma.
ZION may Income. which, il the Lapse of ouly
Two months. and without the eifnsion of blood
has reached the goal attained Nv other nations
only after ages of strife and siauyIi,er-if Won
add all these Things, citizens, you will find not
Only consolation for the massacre of this dav
hut motive for noble pride aud EMULATION,
such as Sparta felt at the glorious death of
The warriors whom Leonidas led TO the pass
OF IhermOpylae.
Fulfil, then, the pious duties of this fesii-
val with Tie solemnity that becomes UPRIGHT
and devOnt minds; foriify your hearts bv the
contemplation of the noble example before
You; heisliten the admiration of The stranger
al the Transformation Ut Spain; let him see
assembled multitudes without disorder; men
iTee without iDsoieRce: religious without nv.
pocrny bold yet prudent: passionate Tor heir
risnis. nut limiting their aims by human nos
sib'lities modest in prosperity obe,iient TO
Tue laws and jealous i'll their support; LAYERS
Of their King, nst siav es OF their lord L., fine
maintaining The sobiiety and imposing calm
winch have hitherto contradistimruishedo our
poiIicai revolution to all others, and shed .o
much iustre over our fortunate region let us
leaVe our posteriiy happy in the possession of
la saf .IAsv
initiate, aud body of just laws for them 10
preserve. Tie day Is, perhaps. not far dis
taDt, wheu fie foreigners who now, according
10 tGeir particular mood, admire or disparays
US, VIII fepaiT hitaer as 10 country of bene-
dictloD, where may be eujoyed the true disni.
~ OF man; The regulated liberty which the
~ ti<Ir extravar GAUGE, were unable 10 conspi
date the integrity of IialIowed laws which
they Knew mol how 10 atlop, 10 their character
DE BORBON.
FRANCISCO BALLESTEROS, &c."
MIR. Brongham in his bill for the better edu.
cation OF the poor ~ England and Wales, pro.
poses that SJ00.GO0 shall be appropriated for
the building of new School h0uses-no one 10
COST more than f2G0 that the salaries of the
scGool matters. except what may be added by
voluntary contribution, shall not be mo, G ,lai,
1co NOT less than f2o, the amount 10 be assess.
econ the lousehOldCrs of the parish the
masters TO be chosen by the IOuseho of
the parish, who may vote by proxy-lhe par.
son OF the parish having a veto ON the election.
ana the bishop OF the diocese 10 have the Wis.,
ting power. which he may exercise by his
chancellor. by the Arch-deacon, OF by a Dean
IN his Deanery the masters to be entitled TO
quarter pence, as IA stimulus 10 exertion, to bp
hXed Dy the parsons aud parish officers NOT
exceeding I'D. nor less than I'd. per week, aud
this TO be paid az well by the poorest, as by The
richest AchOiars the masters TO be OF the
church of Englaud-tlle bible. but no other
religious book 10 be read in school-the sc,,oI.
airs o>be required to attend church once OIL
sunday with the master, unless they attend
some dissenting congregation with their pa,
rents
There Supervision at present in England 70.
the education of about 7UO 90 ci,ildicn incIuJ
ing loo, 600 at the Sunday schools. $50 0f)O y,
thu schools, OF Bell and Lancaster, aud 81. 600
at dame schools. The whuic humber OF chi.
drrn betweea and II years OF age, is est,,Da.
ted at nearly 1000 900, aDi HE lumber vholiy
unprovIded with tie means OF education al
from TO 100000.
ALI PACHA.