Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

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90 "A most outrageous attack made on tho house
of the Ahstriaa Charge d'Afaires, in consequence
othis not having put up lights to celebrate the new
order of things established nj Rio Janeiro IL was
wen known beforehand that this meditated, but
uc hevaer, trusting 10 the assurances of protec-
Ton gwen by tue government, the recent occasion
oil the breaking Of the windows of the Nuncc fol-
lowed The Inc OF conduct ntcd by all the other TO-
reign officers here, nd abstuincd from illuminating
however, SO Tar was the regency from keeping their
word, that not only was every pane of glass In the
mousse shattered, but most desperate mob cncou-
rageu by some military officers, continued to sur
round The premises from dusk in the evening Ill n
quarter before IL ut night without the slightest mo-
Hesitation from the police, who did not dare to inter-
tere on account of the officers Every species of in
furious language was made use OF towards the Che
Waller andhis royal master, and several attempts made
10 force open the door of the house. in which &c thew
had succeeded, most probably fatal conseouences
would have ensued for the Chevalier is a cool and
determined man, and Lisbon men generally carry
KNIVES Al the hour above mentioned, the Police in
sisted on adnittance, and themselves place shts in
inc windows, saying, the people must be satisfied
otherwise they could not prevent the house from he
ing sacked" This conduct towards FOREIGN agent
living under the protection Of the laws OF nations Is
unheari vi, and has rendered the situations of all G
piomnnc persons here, very alarming, The Govern
ment have refused aoy species OF satisfaction save
throwing the blame on SERGEANT of Police The
affair has created great sensation, for popular ex.
cesscs OF this nature arc unknown in Lisbon"
The London Courier ofthe 18th Of Nav contains
an important Report made by the National Vaccine
establishment to the Secretary of Staie for the home
department., IN which IL is acknowledged that the nr
tensions oil vaccination 60 the merit OF perfect and
exclusive security in all cases against small pox were
aumted ut hrst rather too unreservedy yet the va
rue OF s important resource is not dsparaged in our
Judgment for, after ALL these cases bear very small
proportion 10 The number Of those who are eecu,llv
protected byit The reports of the yaccinators a,
inc several stations in London, give only eight cases
n fDfn rIy ~ <
SINCE the first establishment ofthis Board and as the
small pox has prevailed extensively in London those
persons 50 vaccinaed must have been frequently ex-
posed 90 contagion, and consequently Tho protcc,;ng
euect oil vaccination must have been submitted IN ss
severe a test rs well be imagined
The Brandenburg Gazette of May 18th. Announces
Tue dismissal, by the Queen, of Carlo Fort having no
iurter noed of his services, she being settled in
England The Queen has also empowered Signor
Joseph Marietta to sell her property in Italy fTbe
Courier takes this occasion TO indulge in some severe
illusions.
fig tree, seven and half feet high, with stem
I'VE and halt inches in circumference is growing
iuNurianty in the hot house of the botanic rar,len ~
Edinburgh, completely suspended from the ground.
and without particle OF earth to noursh IL Water
Is thrown over it every day [Edinburgh Journal.
Steam Boats.--The Bermuda papers state ,b,, ~
protector oil the Trinidad and Martinique steam boat
companies, had addressed circulars from Berdeaux 70
the governors of the British colonies recon,nen;n
the employment OF steam boats 10 act rs packets in
those seas for tue usual purposes Of government.
Irtnddd.-Accounts from this island Of the oist
April state that the sugar canes had been on fire 70,
some days on the mountains near Port Snain ,l,,
the sea breeze, which blew very fresh added y, die
Gxteme drought, had Increased the evil, and the
ahes spread with the rapidity OF lightning reach;po
from the extremity OF the mountains little TO ,he
westward of the ST. AIMS Valley into that of Mara
val. When the Inst accounts came away. the 90
vernon had ordered out the military md numi7c ,
negroes, 10 NOR 4,
ges OF the flames.
The new steam boat Hampton, on 9th u]t ner
formed the distance between Norfolk and Old Point
III miles, in one hour and So minutes Her burtban
is upwards of 100 tons, and her engine OF so horse
power; II is expected that hereafter she will per-
form mat 'iip IN one hour and quarter.
There no fact which publish this week more inter-
eSng and extraordinary than the appearance of shad In
the Ohio river No instance believe han before
req o. that hsh being taken in the Western waters IL is
probabe, we Think that the distractions placed in
our eastern the purpose improving the
on and Tor mills have driven them the necessity Of seek
young Many ago. shad abundant in our Brsn
DIVINE Int have appeared in il for long time T
salmon abundant TWENTY-FIVE years aoo IN ' cue
necciut river, that the fishermen would moi Ell an
,ad unless the purchaser would reasonable
Of salmon at few coppers apound. well remember when
the stage from Hartford Norwich had large niece Of
bagging fastened underneath the body Tor the pupose Of
bringing salmon from the former latter place Bu,
this delicious fish is longer known in those waters
in Lewis 'A Ga o"x IN she ~, Mississippi
ocean, they speak of the abundance salmon taken t
ROCKY Mountains III the Columbia river. Would n he
oe or the too great bring some them
and place them in the head streams OF the Nis.o, m,
TINS Is rather a remote speculation.
We congratulate our good friends in Ohio Indiana and
o'her western STAKES on the acquisition [Inge Record
plant OF The ArJ0r Is las recently been brouobt 70
from the coast OF 1iaabnr This curions exotic Inns
Only leaves ON II in the day time about nine cIoL In
tue evening il is covered all with flowers Of besu,;
"ihe color, ard OF most delicate SMELL London pnper
$500 THE WETIERSFIELD BONNET
HARTFORD, June 2DAt the last annual or IN
esuc manufactures of the Hartford County AricnItl
society, Will no rccollected that Grass Fonret Vas
6ited by the Misses Woodose of Wehersfeld for witch
hey received premium from the society. II was after
wards purchased bya gentleman for sum of 4 so and
mas since been forwarded to London where the Themes Of
texture and the elegance OF m color been nivcr
sally admired IL Is asceniBed that the materials for tho
manufacture of boDnets in imitation of those of egbo
are 10 be obtained in abundance In this country bjrI Iii
Ultimately supeTcede the necessity of foreign IMPORTATION
as an additional incentive the ladies Hartford count,
we publish the following extract Of letter from gentle
man in London. $500 =" s'"'ie-
Extract 81 letter from gentleman London 70 h fi,
tbs Gig, dated -zpra 2g, 1921.
received the Bonnet by the Radius few DAYS since ;
perfect Order and what is very il quite orr
expectations In every respect Jepborr at
III any OF the shops equally fine and beautiful. have been
requested TO lay it before the Society Ar1s in order IN
OBTAIN medal for Miss Woodbouse and which have eyer
prospect OF getting although being aforeicn ponct;o
only by their rules; yet the thing highly meritoronS
ana would he SO very important TO this country as manu-
acIurc, am quite sure 1t viii be rewarded"
TO BRICKLAYERS.
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