Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

You ccnh'!e,s krcw That Matthews Is d.rsbiio, lie
L""noa-rs" with an account in his way, his zip
hearty 'aneh; but regarded illustration al American
maeae,s il IS sorry performance. A coeknr, En-
g,sh ass (air Drsy) three Fscnchmcn, trish,nnn.
Dutch Justice. aud negro The cha
rassers, and furnish the gre,er par, Of The fun
intended take of OF Mr. Randolph aud ntrluces New
EsE nj Yankee by the name oi Dob'tins wko OF
Uncle Benyutsses, Of course, every thing whether be
knows !; or no,-says that he's pretty pas
su.sriy damned tired" &c-is forwaei coneei,e. garu
iwang" This character, hough the portrait is
], is beside. hackme, Ell sketch, and nigh, hss.
been made up from Fearons book Without trip Anne.
There several characters introduced such as
Kentucky Captain who is coa'era d,iper, who
dr-ooak in his hsnd-a Judge rho asks bye sandrr Tor
lacey Vobacco(au inn keeper, who is insovent
anap-s author These are ,Se eIsrse,srs ~iich Mr. Mat
ihrws has chosen exhibitors of American manners IL
posras, and nobody viii estimate America fsom his
exhibitions Yet see 10 One Of the prntsof day er
bkins be found The ouskrs Of every town in tue
United States - that the part relating Mcjor,
no, In the least overcoores y tina, the of
The Dutch justice is admirably drawn from f." sc Be
up our country to and that whatever may
feelings, and notwithstanding the ,imd compliments he
pays he Is In effect following made
by Fearon and Foux, BY all the force of his talents
Ballet US not care for Mr. Matthews lie cannot hurt
expense, surely Besides the fact that just
now the TILE here Is setting In favor Of America Sum
mnry View of the United Slaies in quite kind and can
did tone, from the pen Of an Engsman" has just APP
peared and the April No. Of the Quarterly almost
speaks us fair " IL Is mt uncommon hear English.
men now adays talk Of as IN the following Why
really. Americans and Englshuen ought he friends
They have the same langUagehe instituiions-ihr
same orig Inland the liberty" Sir" said very
Intelligent gentleman the other day me, there really
no material difference between government
You have fresdent-we have King but they are much
the same thing, name" truth the policy
OF England Is ally herself with America aud
as the people of England loyal people, they are
ginning [" love Us as heartily formerly when poll
ey Dictated H. they used to bate Let
Interested sentiment with good Old England;
nj the same time let La Fsyelte has expressed H.
beware OF equivocai iiendshipn
The King Is now at Windsor with extra guards below
and ON tue top OF the Castle lie very shy
ever seen out They say" he Is
that he tnagines himself unpopular. cannot seep
without an extra about him; cannot 6cnr the
stare OF the multitude &c He perhaps less rea-
Tor such feelings.
Mr. Irving Is nov iu Paris; he is expected here soon
WIN Two volumes for publication lie has in Ger
mary anu may have drawn thence materials for his
coming work. -
The riiot Is very we'll received here believe the I'd
euion Is In press DR.. Percvas poems well spoken
ci IN the papers, and believe will ultimately high
ank IN the literature of the day Mr. Miller,
mas established an American reading which all
Americans IND very pleasant retreat Would not lie
wen 10 Suggest 10 American authors the
'n this institution, which wcnd arise from their sending
copies oi their worhs u MIR NJ for the reading room