Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

FOREIGN.

In Lyons five young men have been fined by
the police Court 10 franks each for ser enadng Mr.
Perrier, a distinguished liberal of the Chamber of
| Denuties Shakespeare rule is here reversed
Inc man who hath no music in himself is fit
Tor ITedsons."--A French Editor insists that the
ieadhg measures OF the government have all been
Jorced the attack on Spain; Villee's financial o.
perauons; the recognition of Hayii, such as il is
ana so VIII be the acknowledgment of the s. Ameri-
can S'aes.--ln one commune near Paris, an accusa-
non was brought against four persons, who dned at
public house on Saturday on mutton chops: they
were charged with neglecing to obey the COM
mands OF the church, which construed into the
crime OF outrasing religious morals. The case was
carried up TO the Court of Appeals of Perpignan
They were acquitted because the facts as CHARGED
against them did not come under the respective
sections OF the laws of 1919 and '22--On the 18th
June, the Cu.ate OF the Commune Of Biois, depart
ineat of Loir, et-Cher, took il into his liberal
head to object 10 the Pastoral letter of the Bishop
prescribing thanksgivings on account of the Coro-
nation OF Charles K He addressed his parishio-
ners as follows:-" My very dear brethren, as
Charles the Xtli is not Christian; as he wishes
TO support the charter, with is law contrary 10
rehsion, we ought not TO pray for hin. any more
'nah Louis 18th who was the author of this char
ter.-lhey are both DAMNED-Let those who are
oil my opinion rise''-immediaiey two thids of
,he congregation, amounting TO two or three hun
dred, rose to signify their appreciation. The Gu,
raIe VIII be called to account by his superors-
Inc Madrid Gazette contains long decree regu-
iaiing The admission of books into Spain: all books
must pass through the hands of two censors, APP
pointed by the President of the Council and the
Bishop OF the Diocese. A catalogue of admissible
booksis preparing AT the request of the King of
Naples, the Emperor of Austria on his late wish
al Milan, has consented TO continue his troops in
'hat country tlf,he last of next May: the eyacua-
non men 10 commence and be completed By March
iozf.-The house of Messrs. Rockhum and Co
the first commercial one at Malinoe. in Sweden
| has tailed in about 100, O00l. sterling Not more
than an eighth OF that sum, including bad debts re-
mains 10 Iiquidate the concerns.-Some pity was
iet at the Information that 200 French prisoners
mad been suffocaied in iron cages on their wav 10
the coronation OF Rheims 1t turned out. however.
20 DC a typographical blunder; prisoners put for
spdrrotos. This is not quite so bad as an errat,,m
some years ago by the omission of single letter.
After tremendous hail storm, in France. il was
announced that 5000 peasants had been found
dead In the fields, killed by the hail. Public sym
pathy was, OF course, deeply excited; when the er
ror was corrected by-supplying the letter h, and
making the poor victims to be pheasants-The
London Times of the 18th August, represents the
harvest as gong on timely, and that better crop OF
wheat was .carcely ever known. In Ireland, the
wheat Is " far above the average crop;'' The same
OF oats and barley, upon any thing like good land -
Inc Dumiries Courier of the 3rd ul, RANTS the 81
iuation OF poor Ireland sufficiently distressing
again the scene OF crimes and contention: In Dub
lin, as well as in other places the system of com
pihaion extending ITSELF, and threatening the most
iatai consequences. Every day fresh instances of
anarchy ana murder 10 Dublin; the masters deter
red by the threats of their men from emnlov;ns a.
her hands, either Englishmen or Sco,cbmeo. ,p.Je
completely at stand; wrechedne,s and ipsubor-
dina'ion reigne' in every quarter which il cursed
WIN inc presence OF combination: several muir
"'i' "lrNauy committed, and nothing but the stron.
arm OF the civil power sufficient 10 keep down the
turbulent spirits OF the day In dublin particularly
the slagnation OF trade is melancholy and distress
inSj scarcely master who has single man at work
oi which the following curious paragraph, in an
irish paper, Is quoted evidence: s.The Lord
mayor Elect cannot get carriage in Dublin;
ne advertises for second hand vehicle rather than
senG Tor oae TO England. But il the combination
continues, TO London people must send--the trade
VIII De transported TO the London Metropolis. -
several oil the papers are already Specializing upon
'he consequences OF a bad petatoe crop during the
present season. -jhe Grand Ship Canal Company
Is going INTO operation in London with the immense
capital OF millions sterling; its object, 10 con-
struct Canal through which ships of the line NAV
pass from Portsmouthlo London, without exposure
10 'he sea-navlSatlon around the Forelands &c
Ano'her company with capital of e. $50 900
Is incorporated TO construct harbors and shin ca
nal, 10 ieet deep, 90 wide. IA miles long. from
Seaton Bay In the English Channel to Bridpewater
| bay IN The Bristol Channel--The Steam Naviga-
| ton Company Tor Atlantic and South American
voyages is also advancing; Valen,a the fartbest s
W. point OF Ireland, to be the great rendezvous in
| and out. They propose to send steam boat from,
,he Thames to Halifax and New York. once a
fortnight, 10 perform The voyage within 2-3rds oil
Inc usual time Packets will also sail regularly 10
! The West Indies and South America Thus. while
'hc canal Companies are rereatng from the perils
OF the sea, the steam Company is Drawing them
Cfinidte.--The weather has been as uncommon
| iy warm IN Great Britain and on the continent as
in the United States Tie 10Th July is stated 10
have been the hottest day experienced in France
! during the last twenty -ivc years. The Cbeyalier
DIES Beaumer states, that al his house near Dou,lon.
30 miles iron Paris, in shade on an eleva,ed
| plain, the thermometer rose TO I0l Water e.
posed IN copper kettle to the Suns rays BECAME
so hot that ls glad TO withdraw his hands from
II as soon as possible; IL was heated TO 1872 deg.
Stones, iron, &c. became so heated that his hand
could lot Lold them. To add 10 The cala,uir =
not the leastdew on the leaves not the least mois.
ture In the air Tor weeks; but the sun constant,
burning, and parching wind from the North East
SoUTEz AM ERICA.
I Bogota papers 10 July 2slh, are seceved at Bos.
ton a general election was approaching; tber,
seems perfect unanimity from one end of CoLoAf-
Ella to another in the choice Of President viz
BoiivarO but there several candidates, & there
would be much difficulty about the Vice President.
A letter from Lima states that the battle of va
cucbo established the Independence OF PERU.-
Gen. OlaEea escaped with about 900 men; bat he
was killed by one Of his own men, on the advance
OF the patriot army, and great proportion OF his
command deserted TO the Patriots. The remainder,
principally EurODean Snaniards under Col Valdez
/ retreated TO the village of ChequiIta, and FINALLY
/ surrendered- Snch is Cen Sncres disnaich 10 30