Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
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man named Atkinson was indicted AZ Kilmain-
nam ior felony, To whcn he pleaded gusiy.--iViem
IN e Judge was about to him, Atkinson s., i'd
my Lurd, you may well transport me will me-
yer do any good in this country | have no empIoy-
ment, and IL get out, will soon lac here again, -
lie was gratiGed, and sentenced FOR transportation
Tor seven years.
The British Governmcn, are ;.;inc out two expe-
d'uons Tor foreign surVeys-one for the Eastern
coast OF Africa, the other for The Pe,sian guph
gentleman in England has "a horse that is sdguci-
Gus enough to pump water for himself; he presses
the pump handle up and down with his nose
l he Bank oil England have given notice that they
will on and after the first Of january, 1922 -ii,smi,
TO any % lie principal towns in England aud Wales,
any sum IN gold not less than E5000, free of expense,
on application before February
Inc Bank OF England have extended their dis
couhlS from sixy-ive To Dinety-lye days OH inland
us wen as foreign bills of exchange.
Travelling has become very cheap between Exeter
anu Lohnon, owihg 10 opposition among the propre-
tors OF coaches. One line offers to take passengers
Tor any or no fare as they may choose, aud TO bro
vide breakfast, lunch and dinner and wine, free oil
any charge.
Prince Eneene Beladiarnois-A letter from Pari.
gives the following account Ola recent short visit OF
tins parsonage to the French metropolis sc oh
serve THAI not one OF the Paris Journals has noticed
the snort stay recently made by the Duke dc Leuc,-
tenberg (Prince Eueene) in the capital Only one
rencli paper, Lie Courier de Lyons ct de Midi has
informed IFS readers of il, by designating The Prince
without naming him. The Prince, in fact, came ia
Ter with Zen. Bertrand upon the testamcnary re-
quests OF Bonapare lie maintained the most strict
incogntto With respect To the will Of Napoeon IL
IS saul that besides the legacy Of 18 millions in e. VOL
OF NJ de AlOnihoon, which has been noticed in the
English papers, it bequeatlIs three millions to his va
| LET de chambrc, AluchnEd /; 50 millions 10 Bertrand
and the Prince Eugene; aud, finally, ~ millions 10
ms son. Ii IS further affirmed, that lie recommends
TO his adopted SON TO sell the residence of Mail
mason, ~ which he passed with his mother Josc-
plume the only happy period Of his life
HE parish OF the Rev. Mr. Blacow who was fined
Tor libel tn the Queen, has made up the amount by
subscription, the gIound That il had been incurred
solely 10y the co3Sccntious discharge Of his duty"
Literary .HutO dc fat the Annual General Meet
ing OF The Subscribers TO the Hereford Permanent Ii
brary, ON Tuesday, December the 18Th, Burdom's
Materials Tor Thinking, vols 8vo 18th edilion) and
Tie Apocrypial New TestaEieni, published by Hone,
we're, by large majority, condemned TO the flames
and immediately burnt. The celebrated Works OF
Bayle, Hume, and Gbbon, were also ordered TO be-
destroyed, rs confirming sentiments Of an immoral
and rrelisous tendency and it is in contemplation
TO purge The shelves of ihe Library in the same ri,-
''ona manner, Of all Works in which the Establish
ed Religion OF the country is in any way attacked
Accounts have reached England of the loss of
Lord Cocirans dag slip G'Gliggins, having Oh board
great quantity Of specie, part Of which recover
cd Lctd Z. had sent TO England fOra ship and :,
dlVIng bell to recover the money lost
II bggfGced rObbcrys--An old wOnan walking
through 5t Giless few days ago. had the ,psci1cies
snaichcd Of hsrRose.