Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-19

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ME 'h$ takes place on shore, the Pirate sloop Is
attacked az lay the Halc,on and captnrcd after
an intellectual attempt To how ~, both ships. The
prisoners are all marched Into kirkwall Cleveland
gcncidIy comni.serated. Norma and Aiertoun me az
AT The appointed spo, reimbursement onsucs and
II ~ learnt tia, he isttc partner of her vou,ln error
that Gle, Gland is the fruit of their Morse u.on aud
that Mcrdauni, whom Norma had rnncied TO be her
son. and therefore busted herself with his DESTINY
IS tie son of Meroun,o rather Vaughan, by II Spa
nsh wife.
In London, the younger Vaughan is ras,lnred on
account OF his humanity saving some distinguished
persons IN the power of the buccaneers and going
abroad IN his countrys service, dies glorious death
iisiither retres ioa foreign convent. Norma dies
"a few years Brenda is happily united TO Nor
dauui and Minna ENJOYS stale Of comparative hap,
pinc>s IN fulfilling the purcs duties of beneyocncr
ard humanity.
We have no space, were il necessary 10 add orr
comnien's. How much the Pirate will lac liked, in
comparison with his brethren from the same pen, will
depend on all those varieties of taste which have
preferred Wavery 10 Rob Roy. keniwouh 10 Guy
Mnnnern., Old Mortality 10 ivanhoc ,nJ Of NIL the
others II Will occur ,hat Norma is superior of
Meg Mcrrics. Trip,olemus variety of the Dominie
Sampson species, Nick Schrumpfer II goblin page,
Alinma Il relative of the Flora MIvors and Aunot
~ les and that other resemnnces bctry The same
ness oil the origin oi these deightiul works But
hldgnus and flalcro and Baby, and Snaesioot and
the Le,andcrs, generally are aud vivid creations
lie hand OF master Is prominent throughout; and
IN beautiful reflections, noble landscapes, accurate,
de'lncao ms of character, the Pirate may well I've
bound up with his admired precursors.
From he Plilrdelpiia National Gt,e,ie1
An Irish paper OF authority contains the following
editorial article The commissioners sitting under
the authority of Parliament for the Investigation of
the entire fiscal ~ of Ireland are convinced Of
the necessity Of repeating the Irish protecting duties
anu thus laying open he markets of the sister king
uomS To each other reciprocay."
Inc London Courier terms The formation Of the
new British ministry tine reunion of the did Pit
party, separated indeed for a time and OF puins OF
policy (now called into opera,ion) but united n
gam IN one phaanx against their old antagonists the
radical reiormcrs and their Wing abettors"
Poem on Vaccination has hoen published lv n
~ feysson and also work from the Spanish called
i:"gulrious nights, contr;,sted with which, il is
snd " Young Night Thoughts" are merry tales -
CATAsTRoPHE.-lt is rumOrrd IN the dramatic
CIRCLES that the MS of considerable portion of Nh
olatnri" S tragedy of Osmu, (Which was preparing
tor C"vent Garden Theare) has been los, in hGsit1i
per couch
The new volume Of Horace Wapole's Remains is
expected Ia appear IN January
HE life of the celebrated DR.. Bcnily is expected
heNt spring from the pen of professor Monk. From
The intimate cunneXion between this grr,t scholar
and The University o Cambridge for UPWARDS of for
" years, his biography onfod much tina, is in
'ercsing IN The literary history of England during
that period.
Bnrry Cornwall's new poem Is enti,led " The De.
iuse, and relates that event as described by clas
sic AUTHORS
Novels are forthcoming from the pens of Mrs Opie.
ROYAL ACADEMIA few DAYS since Mr. G r
i'cs''c, 4 native ., America, advantageous, known
10 the British public by his tasteful pictures OF Sir
iNo@cr dc overly, May day Games, Anne Pace, &c.
anu flr George Chnt, whose pcncii has so spirtedlv
phnrtratcI many dramatic scenes, with portraits Of
distinguished performers, elected Associates OF
the ROYAL Academy.
4 Comet visible in England through a good
tciscopc, about the last of Dec of JnpiterS
moons.
London has become very unhealthy, ia conse-
que"ce oi The wet and variable weather. The agiia-
uon o the barometer was very extraordinary and i'm
Tie course of few days preceding the 29ih Dee
ihey had storms, thunder and lightning, frost hail and
ram, logs and sunshine.
ne Nalad irgltC has been taken ont Of dock TO
make room for the Apollo, Royal yacht, which is to
be altered and fitted for the King s use
Lord SidmoGth has retired from office. The Con-
FeT caves TIE following as the cause" His Lord
sup has been required 10 dismiss certain number
oil clerks IN his Office. Whenever a vacancy occur
red, he has lost opportunity OF ahoshing the place
ana thuS he has produced a considerable saving 10
the cou0tTy. But the dismissal of necessary clerks
whose salary is barely Sufficient for a maintenance
he considered as breach Of contract entered into
between the government and those active and meri-
torlOus Individuals
he1a andHLe Countrg .naaagcr..-air. Kean dur
ing late professional visit TO Brighton made nm Of
Ter 10 the Manager O! tho Arundel Theatre TO per-
form Tor HIM two nights, solely with view of doing
nm sctvice-Io the establishment of the British
Roscius, he received the following reply, which
considering all things, il n curnSitv
Theatre, .4,tp,de{ Dec 90, 1921
" SIR regret very mach yomr vacant nights will
not accord with my present and 3aiterabie arrange
menis tuesday being partial heSpnnk, and Thurs
day Il decided one as proceed in our season,
should YOU he inclined to drop line should feel
hohored by the same.-I am proud 10 be, Sir sc.
NC. &c. Your humble servaui
"E. BURTON.
@ To r.. KEAY, Esq"
Ii is added, that the Arundel Theatre will not hold
above ElO; and that the company frequently play TO
j aud 20 houses
LaHdiord and Tealm--''I shall raise yonr rent"
said landlord, yesterday to an unfortunate tenant
6 am very glad oft replied the latter, for can
not raise il myself"