Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

h".iy powdered anl united together, which
'"'''s green rawd-r- Tie Tea aud calo. are
p"' n'o a"n.s ode, aud gcnliy shook back
watu ant't'r"aru ny twu prrsuns unt,i the
tea orcomrs ch ,rged WITH .uilic,. ut colour 10
assume ths appearance of liae bloom hy son,
aao Is ihen sold iur eight or ten shil:ngs the
p"unu OCCASIONALLY til. leaves az The black
current Tree a.. relied, dried and broken into
hne pieces, which imparis q peculiar and
agreeable favour --Ihe Economist.
From the Lo'Joa Star, Nov. 81
MADRID, Oct. 2O.-Their maesties and
royal hiSlinesses re main II the roo al palace
at The E4curial, aud are in good health. Y-s-
terday evening at qnarler before six, the
most serene ioidn,a her royal highness Donna
Maria FRANCESCA. was happily dcI,,ered Of ii
n.ince' who was bspiiz.d by the name Of
| Ferdinand Maria Joseph.
English Opeyn House MIR. Mathews, who
""u oeen u'nen from home ny the summer
performances AT this theatre, has come back
g. g, cheer hIs friends Tor lrw evenings. Hi.
RIP 10 .1merica MAS described with az much
spir't anu come ,fct rs ever, aud was
Warmly anu universally applauded through
out.
,r From he Liverpool Atser,iser, Nov. 81
ihe London Courier. had in the early part
81 ne week, arassage which. If we are To un-
uers'"nd 'f as official, would intimate that
government are not yet al all prepared for the
measure at the recognition of the indepen-
deuce Of Colombia. The arrival of Col.
Ca'npbrl', the commissioner, with report,
acknowledged Ia b- favorable, was yet ih>
occasion oi the C"u'ier's wiring this passage
Ontii the war With the roya!is,s in Peru.
therefore, IS perfectly and fortunately ended,
S"'ti"nent are not prepared to take any
'uriher steps towards the recognition of any
OF The new South American states.
some uf our readers have, doubtless, seen
'ne verses published in Medwn's Journal. land
'"ere III some ,nrasure. ascribed tn Lurd By
ROM entitled, The Burial of Sir John Moore
hh'S cue has been since claimed by several
persons. One droll claims it for friend of
''s' deceased, who the friend says, to his o,oi
""otoisdgs, composed II er;e!apore The tru-
au'iipr appears to be a DR.. Marshall Durham
VINO claims II by letter in the Courier, in such
'hanner' and by snch circumstances, as
'eaves no doubt Of the Justice of his claim.
Or Waiter SCOTS linr old stag hound,
't''ua, winch has been Introduced into Sc SER
a. o' Inc portraits "f hat distinguished person,
u''d few days since. Sumo mon;hs aso
an eihsy of the npLie animal was placed al
me d"or of the principal entrance TO Abbo,s
'oru ana M has been buried below il, with
Tue following epitsph cut on The eIiisy:
made marin jaces SUB i,nsgia., Mai,fa,
~" J"'"aW D.niini SIT fi6i terra e,is
ODt ssA, OcI 1o.-Accord;ng TO accounts
rom C"nstaDinuple of the 2d inst. the IN
Consequences OF The deposition of Ghalib
actia began IN manifest themselves in a
manner very unpleasant to the diplomatic bo-
ny ) ana IL was even believed that the able
anu IN deraie REFS E:f,udi would not loug re-
'''' MS pus, though he is said To- have express
III sentiments quite opposed 10 the ancient
system.
me Neis Efendi replied to NJ. aIinziacky,
INA. me orders for the immediate evacuation
81 nioidavis, on the personal responsibility of
me ii"spodar StourdZl, ware finally given.
foPnlHi0n of Greece. actual popnla-
u"n of Greece. according tn The most exact
calculations, and taking middle estimate be
;"een The Jiif,re valuations which have
neeh made, amount To foar millions. Halt
ave IN feTa tfma; million in the Morea
, ana NeSroponi and million in the isles
Inns population, IL is true, is composed of
urerks, Turks. Aibanians, Jews and Franks
hut II may be- with certainty calculated
mat The true Greeks compose three quar-
,ers OF u and in adding 10 them th,se vino
I'VE IN Asa, European Turkey, Russia, aud
germany, the total population OF the Greeks
may still, without exagseralon, b. rated a,
-FOUR milli"ns. The population OF ancient
u'etce was not more numerous.