Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

nf- SCnCiaFs. NO sooner nau MI randolph Quit
ed the Britannia and got ON board one OF the rver
steamers, than he was again quickly surrounded
BY curious group. "A gentleman ON board the
Britannia then proposed three cheers for Mr.. Ran
ioph which given with great enthusiasm.
The honorable gentleman taking of his hat, eX-
claimed with great animation, " Gentlemen, Old
England and Young America united forever, Who
shall divide them;' Loud cheers followed
this pithy speech and the band on board struck up
a. Yankee doodle" An Irish gentleman asked
MIR. Randolph, wha; would be the best cure for
the miseTies OF Ireland! &" will give il to YOU
in the words OF the Bible UnmuE=le the
peasant is deprived OF his due and proper share oil
the fruit of the EARTH Another gentleman OBJ
served, that he did not think Goblet was qualiii-
ed to SIT in the House OF Commons. A" Gobbet'
not qualified 10 sit IN the House OF Commons
exclaimed Mr.. Randolph, Z" Why, he has qualified
himself for seat in that house lady OF easy
virtue qualities herself for the Magdalea Asylum,
by lie OF prostitution TO all parties, and being
faithful to none" Speaking OF man, MIR. Ran
dolph said, Ike is naturally indoent and all your
contrivances of church and states or by whatever
other name they may be called, are, that a may be
idle while works. Talking OF property" So
ciety,' said the sage, 60 cannot subsist without
property. II, in political revolution, property he di
y
property. a reaction then takes place-proper
goes IN search OF power, and they become once
more united" % In all safe revolutions SAID
MIR. Randolph, endcavor to keep down the dreg'
of soceiy You can easily blow of the froth; but
If once you let the dregs get uppermost, depend
upon it that the draugh, will be, blue, but black
ruin A gentleman inquiing about the
constitution OF Virginia, the state which MIR. Ran
dolph represents in congress. g Why" said Mr.
Randolph, Z" we vote for representatives UiDd r0ct
on freehold suffrage; and we ViEglnIans would a:
soon have our noses cut off as change tie mod,
TO voting by baot.'' "Tten, sir, your mode o.
voting is the same as in Engand!'' '' Aye, &c
be sure replied Mr. II. g have not been steer
Ing the saiLe course ever since we left You
without lacking taking in sail' Only we hav,
thrown the king overheard, God bless hint
When the boat came alongside the wall, g Wha
a magnificent quay this Isl" exclaimed Mr.. II
g We have none like 1t in America. New Yorl
and Liverpool are mutually dependent on each o
Their. You take her cotton, tobacco, and other raw
produce; and she takes your cu;ety and eariheh
ware, cotton goods, salt and coal We can't d,
without you, and you can as littlt do wilhou; us
And can you conceive OF greater nonsense thar
that two such countries should go TO war? Il i
mere nonsense!" In reply to an inquiry. wheihe
he would be at his lodgings at certain hour
4" Yes" said he, I'll be there before that.
have only to go 10 the custon,houss about my lug
gage, and custom house oath, yos know is ca
silly swallowed" So fascinating was Mr.. Ran
dolph's conversation, that he could with difficult
escape from the crowd tn at still fingered aroun,
him. He was dressed in blue coat, yellow sill
neck cloth, and blue trowsers.
From another account.
For some time after the departure of Mr.. Hus
isson and his immediate friends, hlr. Randolph
bO baih & a. 80.
remained on the deck Of the Britannia, holdin
the delightful attention of the company, in fxe
but unwearied admiration, OF his enchanting con
versstional powers. He is in person rather abov
the middle stature, extremely thin yisaged, exces
sively wrnked, and without beard; and the features
when In repose, which rarely the case durin
this excursion, presenting the appearance of a ma
near 20 years of age, al hough we were told Ia
was but %. His eye is quick, lively, aud pene
trailing; his conversation animated, correct, an
delivered with perfect ease his observations forci
BILE and impressive; his whole countenance kind
ling with expression; his manners free but unas
Stunning, with an air of playful gaiely, and the un
repressed vivacity OF very young man,--we hat
almost said OF boy. On taking his leave, he wa
greeted with the most cordial expressions of kind
ness and lac descended the side Of the vessel int
The boat, he was sauted with three tines three
hearty cheers, which he returned by raising his he
from his head, and waving i; in the air. ex,Ianlin.
In the most emphatic tone, sc Old England an(
young America United VIVA. nation can harm o.
dare assail them?''
From the .NeiC York Erening Post, July 81
FROM FRANCE.
BY the arrival OF the packet ship Queen Nab from
tiavTe, we have received Paris papers TO the 1911
OF June They are destitute Of political inforua.
nation OF importance.
Extract OF private letter of the 29th ultuo from
Copenhagen.
The King having no direct male heir, thu
crown belongs 10 his cousin Prince Christian, who
in his travels has distinguished himself by his en-
ghened taste for the arts and sciences; and after
him to his son the young Prince Frederick Chris
ian, who has received an excellent education al
Geneva. As the youngest daughter of the King
S nearly the same age the Prince, Is years, \
an attachment has been formed between them. in
oil which they are beroihed to each
other. The ceremony of betrothing took place a
few days ago with great pomp.
The Frankfort Journal of the 9th states that the
ColocotIoni party has triumrhed at Napoli di Ro-
mania Mavrocordato quilted the town in the
night TO escape an ignominious death, and lac as
well as Condurioii has taken refuge at Hydra
Upon the third Turkish fleet recently sailing from
he Dardanelles, a ship of the line, commanded by
Achmei Efendi, ran ashore on the coast Of Scutari
This is the third vessel lost in similar manner by
Achmei and it is believed says the Oriental Spec-
atoI, that this time he will lose his head
letter of the 2olh ult. from Trieste states, that
nce the TALL OF Missolonghi, all the Greek chiefs
ave redoubled their energy in calling their country
o arms. lbrahim Pacha remains perfectly mac
i've, awaiting reinforcements from Alexandra.
Extract of private letter of the 4th inst. from
Ieipsic:-"It appears that the Grand Duke Con-
tantne will not attend the coronation at Moscow
Apprehensions are said to be entertained that his
rival would excite passions that might lead to an
explosion. 1t is moreover added, that his presence
n the capital of Poland is now more necessary than
vei, as fresh connections begin TO be felt in seve-
al of the provinces Of that kingdom"
Extract of private letter of the goth UT. from
'orfu " The National Assembly OF Greece, un-
eT the Presidency Of PantIZzo Nafuro iss,,ed Of