Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

not been quite oberated by his recent accession to
the constitutional party.
ship 81 war is daily expected from Catz, with
Mr. OGOrmNn as the bearer of the Publications OF
the contention ior adjusting the claims OF the British
mer, hants on the Spanish Government. II is under.
s'ood Mat this ship Of war will remain of Cadiz ready
e. receive the King and the Royal Family, should
the circumstances OF the war, any other considera
ton reader such an act of protection necessary on
the part of England
The communications between France and suck
parts Of the interior Of Spain as are occupied b,
the French troops, have not heen safe or expe-
,iitons Tor the last two wears they present
But ihe post between Madrid aud the French lines is
more irregular than ever French mail carriage
travels Al present as lar Burgos, where the bag
Tor Mads'd ~ delivered TO the Spanish, courier The
bag Is sometimes taken to the Pardo, where, IL !,
SAID many of the letters opened.
Extract Of tttsr from A.rican gentleman London
dacf 1pri PSI published an the National Gazette.
The spanish cause up TO the present Moment the
most faTorab- aspect in the several the
French, the Spanish have uly justified opinion
the Cortes had formed their vdor ST. Seba
been beaten OF assaults, and consequences the
French army is moving crcunlspecty, il probably
lind many more obstacles than anticipated way
Madrid. Nina aud Ballesiefos acting with great pru
dence, and will not hazard engagement without good
ehauce nf their plan haras the march of The
enemy, without exposing their vet uniscipned
The policy of the British Cabinet is length fully dclo
ed, ami though the ministry have hesitaed declare
their sentiments in wishing that the French
fat yrtthey have the time, expressed their
mnat"n TO remain strictly neutral division has arisen
from The disputes in Ireland draw their attention from
Continental politics the the
o ireland Oar puIkriO and that of the sheriff Dublin
have excited considerable attention, given
some serou, debate in he House Commons Mr. un-
kr has presented some individuals after the bill reject
ed by the gram iury these indictments against
the leading in Ireland he has been the
Opposoh ana mere has been some schism among the
members of the government
. nave MADE the acquaintance of very ingenious
coantry Perkins have derive, much pleasure and
impro. cement from his Steam Engine which
crle Is 10 prevent the from boiling thereby to
Cause II TO realm great part u the caoric which
called boiler constantly ull by henvy pressure
aud IN consequence The from ming
Tue side al te vessel between the which
being Nong noncondnctor the heat from being
absorbed by the water, aud on this great
power HIS machin-y besides being much simpird has
TIE following advantages viz it less
fuel occ,p films less space aud weighs four fIs
less the coal necessary aeep in motion an engine of
horse power only bali bushe per day. the
ter i always in when from the
IN the torn of sican after putting the piston in motion il
again becomes water, conveyed into reservoir, from
hat Is rrconducted TO the generator be again
inio steam.
boat which is constructing TO ply bes cen LON
dpn ana aargae WILL he confidently expects.
rate o 10 miles per hour. Ills Inventions are
producing rapid fortune, particularly
ana Tor printing cabeoes by means OF an engrav
Ell CYLINDER which, passing the CLOTH performs tie
Wo'k mat was formerly done by manual labor"
The last number the Edinburgh Review. reccnfvsre
eeved, contains able and interesting articles hut does not
display as much talent and orce as the two mme ately
preceding The Spanish question argued upon historical
preceuehS and the principles Of Public Law,
III against Tue pre'ences put forth by the French
governments ana the Justice and expediency ofan immedi
are powerfully urged upon the British councils. The
viewer thinks that Great Britain cannot remain neutral
obnoxious she be Allied Powers that the fun
Iaen'a maxims OF her constitution prescribed
exert heT energies at in her defence
ct the Spanish Peninsula, the sujugaIion which by
frtllch would expose her TO imminent
The subject of Grattans eOquence discussed in re-
view OF The late edition of his Speeches by his Vari.
Gus specimens OF his eloquence quoted with
SION, oil ey adIniraon and the following general pane
SyTic pronounced upon him
the md n'srfSd
e'e Tue medation OF all students of oraory but his
like most men who have raised suddenly to the height
OF popularity he experienced the fckenesS public APP
pause, he lived 10 the deusions dssipate which had
sunk him for in the estimation people and
s y IelireG from the scene crowned with more I'M
than ever attended The end oi any modern
In The same article the wonders performed by
grephers employed in the British parliament,
" It is truly astonishing think that debate which was
pesun AT hNe IN the evening" aud lasted until next
morning, shall be taken short hand-writien out
OIL 'hs 20 mahe sense ct The speeches printed struck
thousands after correction of the press distributed by
te hewSmen-and on every breakfast liable London
and within four and twenty read in Devon,hre and
iorkshre' The daily publication OF reports
most remarkable circumstances in the history of these
times"
From the tenor Of various pamphlets recently issued
mons, ~ appears that the object OF gradual
OF The slaves in the British West Indies is about 10 be
earnestly and systematically pursued The Edinburgh
view hsS epoused IT, and in this number appalling PIC
nre Is presented Of the negro bondage in those islands
he question of which the government must dread
the agitation, and which is not likely the Issue de-
sired by the phanthepisis. The Reviewer was not aware
"i what had been written in the United States when lie
made this remark -
We hold it be altogether impossible for any rational
being to maintain the abstract right one class of men TO
Keep another in the state ofsavery." Mat. Gu.
- we arc informed that the Russian Cireumnayi-a,or
krusenstern is publishing collection of Charts Of The
South Sea different pian and on larrer scale than
those OF Arrowsmh. All tho larger islands and grounSs Of
mat cover the surface of that define
hted on separate charts charts are not comics
vi a1eany existing oDeS but constructed anew according
10 TIE latest and best authorities extant every CHAR s
ne accompanied bya descriptive memoir containing not
ohy an account OF the materials EMPLOYED
gFanchl notes relating the island islands delpcat
ooutn sea- the situation Oeach island
any hind IS described with that and accuracy
que hy every photographed the safety of navigation
MS Imperial Majesty, the Emperor
RUSSIAN language OF co"re) Commodore KruensteTn in
ehuS 10 Pubsb at his own expense the charts and
memoirs IN French The first part cumprs ny the prouDes
oi sards situated in tbe Southern will anosar
WIN Tue general chart will he published in the wear FOL
lowing, provided the first part should received Inv
the nautical world Persons wishing TO have this worL nv
apphcaii9n TO Mr. Lewis Salmon, of this city, MA
have u procured for them -
We have list Of the Maps he published which ara
thrty-ihree in number. IN, H.,
DISTRESSING CASUALTY
fTsdtTcksbg, June 14-By the sudden fall Of tree in
famouib, Oh Thursday morning, a fine little Girl. the
daughter Of Mr. Bazi Gordon OF that place AGED IS ubs
was so severely ~oHnded while sitting omen carriage
tnat sue "ied ia hve or six hours afterwards. sister of
the heeesed who was sitting with her, was most
tally preserved from similar fate two pronps OF the "a
hhiO passing Immediately by each side of her head
The celebrated Malihus author OF work on Popua-
MI n Ii ISL Ia HvU1.