Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26

have gioaned under To procure d.t juice and
when, satisfied wh the refreshing draug6,, she draws
ON h-r snowy glove, no ra"g sirikes her, because
- KID had died that she might ease her n,ik-whitp
arm in its skna chill seizrs her, her shawl formed
oil the murdeied Cashm're's coat is absent, but the
scarf vi many hues woven by the wreiched worm
who persisted III his laboIs hangs over her gracefully
Falling shouldcrsihe chill increa and the tt,uei
torn iron' the rceking body uf the hunters prey is
aided TO tue accumulation of bli bar tiles with who
She ~ already overlo, AIDED ihns armed and
The again joins IN the mirthful conversation, and.
conscious that Tie expression Of her lovely oounte
nance Us Siiiimo lovely when her looks are cas-,
upwards, throws her sparkling eyes towards the bril-
i'ani lamps which il!rmnate the room, without
| sde'ing the fate of tile mighty monarch Of the sea
10y whose death alone, food Tor lis brightness was
| obIaiued.
SINGULAR DlSCLOSURE-Tnue
There Is paper published in London called John
Butt 1 ms paper was up in CAsTLFEFASIf's
time Tor the purpose of abusing every one ACTIVELY
engaged in opposing the measures OF that minister
no mac< how respectable ;hPy might be-It con
tnues tn Labor ~ lis aiiou OF caumny and abuse
| Ih"se VINO 10y word or act0n support the Spanish
cause are now The objects of its attack and ms il is
known 10 he regardless of truth, we cannot say how
' Tue ""o"'hs singular disclosure Is 10 he relied
on = Bon. Fed. Ger
Oar attention has been called 10 vessel which
Tor some considerable length of time has been bui
,"g' on the Sor'y side of Westminster Bridge, she
L. auape1i TO the operation of steam, with enpines
we believe uf fifty horse power One great uecuiinri
y amour her Us, the abseure Of frame work in her
construction lnstead of being built up on any re-
ceived principle she has seven or eight Iinugs 1--WE
forget whch) between each Of which The external
water may tie admitted nj pleasure for the purposp
oI bringing her down To til" surface of The sea- while
III The same moment her masts (for she NAV he rio
geo ei'"er ms inseer or schooner) may he lower
| ell alter the manner of the barges on the London
| "Ne', 80 'hat TO cruiser, or signal station on
shore, she Will become almost iuperceptble in the
day, and wholly invisible IN the evening or piobt
Naturally curious To know for wha, purpose sue n
u s,sseI couiu ne hnd'ns We made cer'arn inquiries,
and were informed that Lord CocHR.sr was the
patron at the undertaking aud moreover that she
| was 10 be ndvg1ied under water altogether Nei-
tber OF these stories, from what we had previously
been told, satisfied as, and we continued our maui
res eve" az the enclosed house, under which she -
hu''ding-al effuris al admission were vain unless
| we hi' our card aud called the next day when,
r'er "ue investigation by some secret committee
| we were not dIsdppI0yed of might perhaps he
allowed Ia look at the boat we knew we had no
chance OF being let in ifauy HuMBUG really existed
as we Shrewdy besdnio susp there did, and there
'"'e we Declined the liberal offer of The very civil
person who showed Us tue opiside Of the she'd
/ " We we're not 10 he baiied here, and there fore
we set 10 work TO dicover some thing more Of this
mysterious steamer, and accordingly We discovered
| thai she was pr"jeced 10y Nh JouNsoN formerly
| Known as "A smuegler, aud now, we believe an eul.
Pfoy'r oi the Cover nme nj IN the Revenue department
VINO upon the principle laid down in In old nroverb
which we certainly shall not nilre to repeai seem
10 CONSIDER IT good policy 10 smuggcr TO cate
| a smuggler."
- TGis appeared natural enopgb-tbat MIR Jouy
son before he had retired from business should have
ehde"roured To bring his CROFT perfection did no,
seem particularly strange and The whole arrange
nent OF bringing her down 10 rhe water-oi beine
lie by three or four strokes OF the engine 10 relieve
her "i all the water she had admitted and to bring
her up again The shifting masts-the commodious
',o"Hge' All bespoke very Rafnra and expected
shrewuness aud mastery Of his art. but when we
| found that although Mr.. johnson has rennuished
| b's calling, that he has abandoned the boat tyliich
SaS o"iH hnder ms Surveillance and that nsverIhe-
less the builders have idea or applying 10 MIR
began TO suspect something more than met the ear
= we conclude the Government are in possession
OF the curious facts about to disclose iC th.y
are not We begpardon Tor anticipating them although
we are Ice 10 soufess, is the first lime ue have
done so. But having found That this boat was bur
r'en on uni The day succeeding ihat which the
news {" bnonHpnrte 5 death arrived in England, we
began ~ susp CT thai all these Recommendations these
s'r"i'Sems borrowed from the smngglPr's dictionary
mghi nave been intended for the pnrpese ofbring,ne
| away mat hero from 81. Hrrna-when we found
tat on the day after the arrival of the news of his
demise all hands were knocked or as The phrase
goes, we Thought quite necessary push the uves-
'i@HiIon lue iurihGr aud having found ont JnUy.
son himself on Tue cost we led him conversations
which he abruptly broke of by ST., my" Dom talk
| about ~. Helena-If every body knew as n,nch as
dp abOut tiU'-ans there ended the collouuy Inn
u was enough TO make us more eager for the point
" And now The p0iai Is, that the people 10y whom
"iS oh' mas neen actually built refuse Ia pfy Ior her
according 10 'hrT bargain. Nhen ~ shall lie found
'hH' s"me "I The men, who now devoted the
chuse Oi the ~ auInfds, same who caused this
boat 10 be bu'lf Ia BUonaparie hose uOon The
Continent, we llImk shall he able 10 prove TO The
Tools who believe IN Tie good Intentions of the pa
''i"'S, ih"i ne rrnrPe is universally which they
,re governed, aud that neither honour nor hones,y
dtcency nor CONSISTENCY regulate i,e dsordereJ
ra'I"ss cf Wh's radiealism." fJohn BnH.
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Lfgm Fr'c IS We ye>'erd,y published IN anus
'"g acroU"', hon' The L,ndon paper, Of a political
SIuh'die betueen lIrnt the nOted radical and - Mr.
."vcrntt, whom tie former had charged, before the
L"rh Mayor, wifb Intention TO nssassinnte him,
Inc following cur Ors dmIugue, hctween a learned
JUDGE md bhriscr OF high standing the English
h'r, - nu less amu,iug Il occurred in The Conr of
Common Pleas, beldin Westminster Hall on uyins
= case ot Insurance Mr. Sergeant TaI1y, counsel
Joe he dcir0i1nf rf0>s examining ' wIInoss
iiom Norwich. aud asked him q question relative to
some bug tbn took Jtce " after the pisinnn disgD
Petrft BON tiiat nrghbOrbood - on which
" Jus'ire T ok said llid It was an IMPROPER cues
ton, aHd ought NOT 10 Rave been put.
NJ Sergeant Iaddy --Ihat j. an impmafion to
whirh wGl not submit; ,m incapable Of putting
nn im 'ropfr question ~ . WItnrs-.
Nc. Justice Puk --Whii tniputnt,on sir ? do.
,i'e ynn w'ii not chage wi,h easing mpui,,inns
s'y The question was Hpt properly put, for the wutd
" di+afpeat' means 10 leave cldgdesfinris
Mf Sc gent iaddy.-l sdy Il means no sucb
ihng
NJ, Jn4Grc Pr.t II hore have some nnder
eiHnd."g l"i' aud 'n isr HAT gocs, the woid
rrrtriny hoie at intsrpre aiion, aud there fore
improper.
Mr Sergeant Taddy.--I never will submit to
reithe Df his KIDD
Mr. Justice P1k--Th is y vety improper man
ner, ST., Tor Cuurs' ~ address the Bench.
Mr. Sergeant lulli, Ard that Is n veiy improucr
manner for aB.idee 20 address Cnnnsci.
Nlr Justine P'fk (rising with snnie warmth -
protest, 81, YOU sill compel me 10 DO what is dlsa-
giePahie to uir.
Mr Sergeant Taddy (wilh equal warmab)-Do
What you like nit Loud