Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

he Wal he upp1srd Nv div isluns, the examples |
for shea have thus, been givea Let those
by whom il has been the fashion Ia draw
these Odious Territorial Distinctions, look To it,
Their own 'iinrs may rscoil upon themselves
un1r'sinuby te WISHES 9th. Argus for
The establishment OF The clam To the free nay-
ghiiou Hftbv 81. Lawrence, are lte equal To
thnsc nt Tie American, even IN tbs season of
IN" un"uned exubrrance of the patriotism oil
the latter. Get we would not force the subject
Into AN untuItuDate conncXion with question
nt another character and nf higher Importance
III The claim he IA Just aud obainable one, let il
he urged at the proper time and in the proper
way. ltwoud he I, matter Of charity. if not
ol Judgment, Ia believe, even if presidential
question was not about To be agitate that the
saine show of zeal would he manifested fnr
the, establishment of " the freedom of the
river" Though, in that case, i, might per
cua'ice nave slept as quietly within the breasts
vi these vIsiiant asseriors of northern rights
as II has don. in all past times.
[1ibany .Aygus
On another occasion, we t0nk the liberty TO
speak ot the character aud object of Il new
paper IA the city OF New York which has at
tempted 10 certify iisclfinto the condolences of
'rptbiicons. Notwithstanding the very ques-
iiouahic politics of lis ayowcd editor, it was
deemed an act both of justice and charity, to
J"iS'oi hy It's conduct. This has been done
leaning towards it for the arotrrd purpose
al me Patriot was TO heal the divisions which
hau nnnnppliy obtained in the city. 1t would be
criminal to disguise the truth, hit could he CON
ceh'si, ina; the real object uf the paper is not
oniytn ioInent the divisions in the city, hut to
extend them to republicans throughout the
stare, ana To gain, by them, a temporary
poltca importance for those who could not
nope 10 gain II by more honorable and fair
IL Of,
tack, learnt by the editor in The political school
IN winch he has been bred and rcsorted TO- on
all "ccasuns, hy the chief whom he has SD re-
Gently abandoned, has been adopted with great
freedom. ErIihets, coarse and scurrilous I'm,
quite unmeaning, have been literally applird
10 men whose fortunes l,ave been joined TO
me republican party through evil and good
report, and who were combating, with their
"hoic strength, for its supremacy, when he
anu others who now assail them, were leagued
WIN ltrce and vlndictiye opposition. 1t is
shameful impudencc, that an individual ,.h,,
mas hren all along the avowed opposer of the
republican party, and who has been thrust into
u hy ;he mistaken ihrraiity of some of its
members, should assume the air Of "a reDubf-
c'h' qlfsiloHer and Judge ofthe conduct of old
democrats, whose fniihfuness aud devotion
nave been shown on all Occa -iuns
BESIDES direct attacks upon persons, very
MN dlsg'ises have hcpn taken iu further the
otJects OF tlis paper. 4 show of patriotism
sllc!i as vas never before known, has been
disclosed IN schemes for pretended reform
ana amendment. Joined to this, is such
devoted love of the people, that il cannot be
restrained hut - oYernowing constantly in
Affected expressions of it. But this.is al vain
thing, The disg,iises If thu Patriot are as
easily penetrated, as the designs of It's promo
leTs are well understood. In knowledge of
us character and Objects, the public discern
Hfit mas gone before our caution. The re-
publican loulnals in all parts ofthr state, have
expressed very strong Misrepresentation of the
course which has been pursued by the Patriot :;
an" nave shown, IN proper and becoming
manner, now ready they are to rebuff any
attempt Ia produce excitement and division
among Us. ID.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.
New foRs, July 5-Yesterduy the fast
sailing ship london Pactsi, Captain Benedict.
arrived from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
tne I'm of Nay, a few hours after the packet
ship it"hert Fulton, which has not vet arrived
AMI which has our packages of papers, pam
peti, &c, The only papers received by this
snip, IS single file of The London Courier
rom the l0th to the 22t of May-bnth incIn-
s'vc AID rs these have been politely loaned
by the owners, to all the publishers in this civ
we have only had few minutes To examine
'hem. a summary Of their contents, and
snch extracts n have had time TO make
will he found below
The news from Spain Is not so hate as that
brought hy Capt. Tunis1n. from ST. Andero ::
mi the intelligence from Catalonia, contained
10 the Paris papers of the qIst of Nav igiyen
belo") IS severol days later than has hem re
ceived through The same channel, and is nf
very vague and Doubtful character We nev
T l'ra moment gave credit to The rumcr
that Nina had made dash Isio France and
mat runpr IS now proved 10 have been with
out foundaiiun. In our opinion. also. This
news tents 10 lessen the probability that any
considerable rnsa cement had taken place b.
tween Nina and MAR Money, near Cata-
i"nia, a. repeatedly capt. Tunison. although
il is sufficient to rrcunrilr Tins concInsi,,n " iii
The assertion of Capt. T. thai he sur the offrioi
account of HE butte Captain T. stated that
the news was received ut St AnJprn on the
goth OF Nay. The battle, therefore. must
nave taken place early rs the 18th or 10Th
Tor 1t woig1 have been impossible for the news
To have travelled over from Calaloni, m fhe
east Ofihe peninsula, to the extreme point Of
Dnrgos On the west, Il distance orfrom three
10 !onr hundred miles in a direct line, and
prohhhly, OF five hundred to take The roads
winning among the mountains, in n shorter
TINE thaD four or five days, the whplr country.
moreover, being occupied wlh French tronns
VINO, 1t - probable, would not have Facilitated
me progress of news Of their own discontinue
hnd besides, IL great battle had taken place
between the l0'h aud goth Of May the result.
on which ever side perched the eagle OF vie.
I9ry, would have been communicated 10
FaIls ~ few hours by telegraph and NOT
NWDSiaUdfpg ihP crusprshio of tbe prees tt,;.