Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17

'hy nao rratiy adop'ed dialogu. tron
| another work at n similar kind He r
collected Tho, Sill Christopher Hutton, II.
he Cr'i'ck, thus addresses Tie galaut
Raleigh
Tell me, thou champion of thy coun,rs's
For there's a question which still must ask
A question l never asked before
What mean these weighty ornaments
ms geuerai muster aud this throng of
The siander BY Immediately asks. show
came Sir Christopher Hutton never 10
k that question before ?'and the other
immediately replies, What, before III
pay began how tie plague c0ulI II z"
81 Walier Rale,gi, then goes or 10 in"
form SIR Christopher li-uon If many
thugs with which he j. very well az.
quain'ed, when the siandrr.by again M
tcfteres, and asks the author, " Why. as
SIR L. HuIion knew ali ,ha,, did SIR
Walter Raleigh 60 on telling il 10 him ?"
10 whom the auihor replies rather in
dlgnan'l,, " He knows i, we'll enough.
II Is true, bur the audience are not sup.
posed 10 know any thisg OF Tie mailer
are they 2 Nov The Ministers OF Egg
iand, Austria and Napl :, were iu,, sii
ua'ed Tx the characters IN HIS drama -
England, who knew whai Mas IN aeiia
ton, sent this circular 10 Austria, WHO al
| SO khe" "bai was III agi'ali~u, but k pt
u bafk from Naples, that was in the SIT.
uation 0t The auiiienct, and knew nothing
al all about II until tue knos ledge Of u
had b. me as useless as twas unneces-
SaIy But there WAS another suspicious
c!'cum tan about ia, papers: there IL
| IA passhg' winch say, We lax the ear
resi- opportunity ~ .exprpssi II app,o
baton OF The mode aud cIr.uInstanc N
| WHICH ihc Revolution took place a, Nm,
| pies Tie u BIZ earl said, he vas II
Liberty tn eXpie-~ the grounds of tina,
hsapp obalion, but as "a lover of peace
ana neu'ra!tS, 10 whom uugh, he 10
communicate II but 10 The people them
selves whom II concerned? The noble
Iord dld comnnnlca;e The dissatIsiavti n
which was tell al The Spanish Cons,tu
non 10 the Spania dis, aud al 'ten To-
| modify II but III The case % NApl $. he
goes 10 those who were likely TO max
| II ground and preicxt al aggression a.
san~i her-whilst Va Naples he SAYS
there are s0me modes aud circums,an'
Ces which cannot approve, iher, are
some diff culIi"s. -" Well,"sa, the Nea.
p"Iiiaos, welt send d person - exula,p. :"
=" No. say the Ministers. there are
| dIfhculIlrs 10 thai also, and so veil shui
| The door 70 all explanation whatever. bu,
we II go 60 tina, uclg hbor who viii he
most likely to be offended with n. and
| lei hlm know What are our sentiments
ann mai We rn'ireiv di>appfovt of What
| you have done" Whal 10 these grea,
c"ns'anles, Ties Keepers Of lie TEA e ?
| why, there IL, u seems, lifle person
~ho Is Somewhat iI"'d. v,bo HIS sreai
ana hug .oD~ ighbcur; The hf,I ma,
4, md
hlmsrl'. aud 60 10 my greai aud i.ar.y
trend and 'eil him no man disaoDrnv. :
ihis ai'e'ca Ion mOle thar |, and IN. - 7
g' 10 my porter and iirecl him uot 10
leg TIE iIlt:" man III 10 explain his con-
duct. and | myselfpasS his door wltbnu,
calling.
When tnd my igihonr has got
h'm al his icel, AMI lis "a Z Is IN ;,,.
Fan', say sill | wC.'f in,c:tcIe. vow
preJu 'ge ihc case, I'D ! mdk Il speech
a" ing on his offence, and placing j, u,
Inherent points of vieu." Nh. NrLi,
l. "a SAID, he would nai now enier mic
,he question at the rghi # iaieffrr.nre
IN Noble EaII (L'verpoaD had fairy
SAID t'r lie was always fair in areumru, y,
i'a' t"eie were circumstances wb.yi,
might lead To discussion Blu, Austr;a
hai unneces AIRY discus>inn she hates
good writers and learned men. and ,h.
/ pap on lhe table seemed drawn I'm v,,h
ah utter disregard al every hing hike
elegance OF style "r beauty OF conp4siiion
on purpose 10 CRAFTY her, Blu, vhy
/ should Minister III State go To An ,i,y
anh Nthlr all ihl', except he thought he
would form the gr unJwnrk OF some
proceedings Tie Noble Eah had al.
i""eo ''i"l an army might take pat, II
'le competent authorities wiih them, bpt
Whdt "'rt The c0Hprteui authorities bnl
The Government itself? I hat uas tie
| grievance, and dad ,he Noble Lord cxp a.
Tue grievance would compla n of itself
! lie hoped tins Circumstance OF the
army W. ld acl as warning 10 dpsoois.
10 tea them hal they could nor r. 81 ON
s"old ana bayO8ct With III lie n * "a
% nj power turning against Themselves
HE Nehie Lord saws, il is not the
course WHICH this country pursued :'bui
might noi King John 10 20 back /,
Magma Chatid) -ay, as we'll r rdinand
INA u was against Ills viii aud vas il
not IN 'feci done -. force ? Blu, thai
WIN resp CT 10 The F,ieign Powers was
40 ground OF interference The pane.
goes over HE reasons which The desnpi.
did assign, and choose To assign one
witch HEY had moi thought oi-llle cast
OF sicily, IN which, II cnricc The NoLl,
Lord had stated vas great Injustice o..
The pat Of Naples. But lad bc moi
sunk SANE Of HE aclsi What vas III,
Constitution OF Sicily ar that lime |
was The Constitution OF lbe Klng. /,
whom was vested all The aHthorijy o
HAT Constitution. What was the silu
alIon Of H. King whrn I've cam,
from Sicily 10 Naples? lie came VII
Constitution 10 which b. bal swore
lno' thai ne (Lnrd Holland lid mucl
stress on that which not been frame
under The sauclioy. and vi ,t',s oonrur
renee Of Ills country. and hiq Gr.; ..st VA.
1 In IN ~ il,..t Z i