Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

vi his birth In expect from him services such "a the
country may glory in neither has he the qualities
necessary for statesman priest; In word.
his Whole heart is liked upon being IA nchlcmnn, and
That he can continue to- be-.
Give thanks To fate, madam, which, in withhold
ing talents from yonr son, has put him IN possession
Of considerable riches, which he can enjoy without
my iayors.
Your most alIectiona,e,
(Sirncd) JOSEPH
illoschemhourg, Aug. 4, 1881
The ship lie .ieHnp. luSt arrived from nlonicy'co
at 81 hla!o, hats en- hoard tiger months old OF an
extreme niitlncss he plays with the just Il
,o. would do
An inhai,ant Of Ahhcvc. MI. Lava,ec, is Just
arrived Il, Paris with the intention eNhhit to the
lovers OF curiosiiics, myrtle tee, which passes for
prodigy at art and naiure.This shrub seven lines
III height, produces nj IL inches Of elevation from
the trunk, IN small branches arluy interviewer,
which present the aspect Fan ciegan, basket having
clear spaces, oi II circumference ol seven feet aud
half and susmountcd with four Clowns the natural
production of its foliage This shrub so flexible I'M
der the hand of the industrious man who has been
cnva'ing il for 90 years, is without lis equal. For
seven years II attracted the attention of all the sra
gers that passed through Ahhr,illc Mr. Layalee
IN the Luxembourg garden, where he has been per-
united 10 exhibit ii To the public.
ihc lighting of the city of Paris 49,, 33l fcs
9S ceniimcs year, N the rate of one centime and
half am hour for each light Nat1. 100 cent. make
franc, or 70 sous arc equal TO ~ confines.
FROM LONDON PAPERS
A case occurred nj the ORION Hall police London
which excited such extraordinary interest, that The
office and every avenue leading it, rs we'll as the
dwelling house of the accused, bcsiegod with
immense crowds Of people An undertaken named
untcltc had been entrusted with the body o "A man
who had been executed. and had received, 6 :; or {
sterling, TO pay the charges of buryin it, Some of
the friends OF the cu'rrit having EXPRESSED Il wish TO
attend tie funeral. they were led 10 entertain some
s,'s''cions oitc undertaken, ia consequence Of his
eiving evmsiye 10 the period of n,crnen,
turS op,tNt Al,
colin brought out of the house of Mr.. Cundickc on
ne shoulders of two mcn, which, il was said, con-
tanned the remains of the deceased. The procession
moved on tn the buryng ground but such was the
precipitation with which the funer: had been carried
on, that the grave scarcely half dug and the coi-
an was aid on the ground till IL was finished. During
TINS interval, the friends of the deceased begged 10
see me body before IT WIS consigned 10 the earth
hni lhcir wish was opposed by the undertaken on the
gIounl that II was nearly in of uutrcfnctinn
he OILERS, however, were loud in their demand and
having been lcued 10y of the mob a battle took
fIncc, which ended in the discontinue of the Under
ta<er and his party, and the demolition of the con
when At was soon asrerianed, that the holy had been
SOLO ho,i'ng was ioGnd IN thut earthan dust Ii was
10 Mr. BROOKE the AnatOmist, who paid four uuncas
Tor II an the Te.lJr rf!, and who refused 10 rive
up TO the friends till he had dissectcd it, The under
tier narrowly escaped with his life, aud was obliged
~ ;ks shelter in Horscn anger-la prison f,m Tho
fury OF the mob. On heng brought before n,nois
tri9, he wis ordered TO find bail Tor his appearance
whcu called upon
iRe"'7ct-A new and mos: successful farce has
been brought az Drurv Lane entitled ifo,siey,.
Io"SOR. founded on the well known humorous uorm
he;''in2 That name. From the manner in which il
mas bten diaiatSed, tbs piece promises to become
jpopuar a H. olgnal. In order to appropriate the
ilc, tie prosecutor al the poor Frcnrhuian who in
me poem, IS sns!v represented by the flccious Tom
>iig, Is multiplied into diversity of characters and
Interests HE hustle is t'us constantly kept up and
;n1RS'e" I"F""" appears 10 the eyes of Tie terrified
Ficnchmnn IN twenty different Shapes WHO having
no connection or knowledge OF the pursuits of c1c,
other, are equally surprised hy tie abuse with which
hry are assaulted for the commission of deeds OF
winch tley have no knowledge. The piece was all
nonnced Tor repetition amidst universal applause
a new comedy from The pen of the au,ior OF The
Uo'fd, has hecn acted nj Haymarlet Theatre wit,
great promise OF success. u is called .iotci Bret-
W% or Inc frIfeS Present, and is considered eati-
ted 10 be ranked among the legitimate comedies that
have Kept possession a; ti'a English stage
new Opera com ictely occupies the attention Of
The people III Paris, which is stated to have brought
'a'u the rockets OF the managers during the FIRST s
ven nights oi lis performance no less a sum thar
4! 924 francs.
Al n masica! party in Paris, an artist astonished
ihc 'mnteGis 10y playing Il auO ore violin. This is
Greeted lay doubly Slrsing the instrument hut snc
was the power at his bow that the tones which he
dew are dcscrliIed have been perfect full, of ART
an" i!c vibration oi one note continued after the COM
me"ccncHi oi an accessory, OF al accompami-
ment.
GREEK PROCLAMATION
.ftcedo7ta'S GreekS---Ihc standard of Liberty
o. indus Glorious monuments, Tie monumental
coionns tue tomDs oil Our heroes, nave passed away
p'' ON hi'lFc mountains, those eternal trophies oi
our glory, shall hid defiance time. Macctlnnians
chsd'cn OF iiexander around these trophies will we
assemble beside them will we conuuer or die aud
those who fall in the glorious contest will add new
sre TO the deeds of their ancestors and thot Iustrn
VIII sike terror info the hearts of the barbarions
MacedCniuns children of Alexander sons of the con.
qherotS OF the world, grasp your swords Shame ON
Those who viii lohgcr submit TO he governed by 8,
wreichrd horde OF barbarians. Your mountains and
your valleys free, and the cnsious of tyranny oni
st wave on the ioriresSes. But in vain do the lar
barans hide themselves behind the walls of Saloncbi
OF Jenlzn, of Clv,la, and call them as heretofore
hcir bulwarks but these walls will fall before the
swords o the .hacedonians, and we will avenue tho
su'crngs Of our tnileTs oar wives. and orr d,urI,
tcrS, n the blood of the barhariaus-Thr have ;v
already conquered Phiippopoli Is in Our possession
oir heroes Ia lew days conquered that city. Sta
sifh ~ no more the Greeks have DESTROYED tho
town oi the phi!OsOpheTs-b hy should it he iran q,
asylum for The bariarians Many have fallen more
WI get fail But ranks increase daily and will
I'm i"fi hrr increase 10 those who have sacrificed
tiemsrlvc on inc tlr OF freedom the favor of Hem
ven Will DC cxtcnded, and their brothers will ayenrc
their deaths. 10 arms TO freedom, Mlcedo1j,ns !
'reeFS OF every county, the eyes OF the world arc
turned upon IT'S. ODfSSEUS,
Commander II the Aiicedonians.
From tie Cnmp on Ninnf . gnfus. Jnly 90
thN EXPEDITION 70 AFRICA.
me English government ave ahOuI to send an c.-
petition To explore certain parts of Africa whic,,
border upon EGYPT, ln search OF Greek and Roman
ednicos hir. B"ccIy Is - snpcrin;rnd The expedition
he was mans years Secretary Mr.. Salt the EnrIish
eOHsui 10 Egylt, and the constant companion Of Mr.
Bezoni, ~ hl' late interchangeable researches LibyJ
tie country about 20 BE- cSpIored, is that which il,
ancient tines contained The cOunifes Of Cyrspaico
aud Marmarica. Che former WAS called Pent1polis
IRON TIC i've great cities which "a contained one Of
winch was Berence, or Hesperis, now Bernie, the
spot where the celebrated Gardens OF tic Hcsperdes
aie generally supposed 10 have existed. Not lar dis
tant was Earcc OF Barca, ard Ptolcnias, now Toio.
meta. 10 The east Of the extensive Northern roint
OF iha coast, called Ihycus Promoniorium now Cane
tiasii, "a, ApOinia, Maria Susi or S,susb
formerly the port Of Cyrenc, that city being situated
iiItlc ~ land, It was founded l,y Baiigs who led ll,,.
CT i@cedem9nmn colony from Thori, one Of the