Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
BY Mr.. Emmerson OF Boston. The American
Navy, lapplyng 10 j. the words of BYIonl--

0ho 'roafd not brace the battle the trrcoks,
TO mose tse monarch cfhsr peoried dset,9"
BY Mr. Bond. of Boston. Beautiful France
the head OF Chivalry, the nursery OF the Arts,
which adorn, and the couItesies which sweeten,
life.
BY DR.. Niles, of Boston. The memory Of Da
vid, Byron. and Canova- Genius has no country
it should receive the homage of ell.
BY Mr.. G,imball, of South Carolina General
Andrew Jackson : he constitutes ore OF the bright
est gems in the diadem of our coun,rys glory.
BY Mr.. l.. Nj. Ely. Greece her rallied patri-
OTIS and living victims; may Cochrone re, enge
both
BY Mr.. Allard, of New Orleans. ]. r. Poin-
sett, our worthy Representative at Mexico, who
is drawing together each day, more closely the
ties which connect with the Mexican people.
BY Mr. Scott, of South Carolina. The heroes
OF 10; band of brothers who burst their letters,
hurled them at their oppressors, and shouted " they
were fIee.''
BY Mr. Porter, of New York. The Eagle Of
the North; may it be accompanied by the ensign of
amity and peace, in all its visits the Republics
OF the South
By Mr.. Daniel Low, of New York. Com
merce the keystone of our external relations,
consolidated by reciprocal concessions and reci-
| procal services.
BY captain Bonneville Hickory, the hes, lash
| Tor enemy.
After Gen. Lafaye cite had retired, the following
toast was proposed
BY Mr.. Ellsworth. The Nations Friend may
he long live to enjoy, with the victories of youth,
the conquest of age, the hearts of twelve millions
of freemen.
| The company separated at late hour.
| GREAT BRITAIN In q late fire at Liverpool
| property to the amount of EIO0, 600 was consum-
| ed, including $500 bales OF cotton, valued at
A2o. 600. About one half the property was in
| sured.-One hundred & thirty three members have
been returned to the New Parliament from England
and w ales who were not members of the last Par
liament.-The Rank of England has commenced
| opening branches. bank was to be opened in
Gloucester, on the l9h July. Several other branch
| banks had been decided on, and among them, one
at Swansea, one at Manchester, and another at
birmingham The meeting Of the new Parliament
Is prorosued to the 9th August (the present
month"; MIR. Brougham has lost his election in
Westmoreland. Tory candidates succeeded BY a.
oove 600. But he is again a Peterborough
member, having been returned for Wiuchelsea. and
curiously enough, with Lord Howick (Earl Crews
eldest sony an unsuccessful candidate for Nor,hum.
berland. Mr.. BIS brother, Mr.. J. Brousham, also
a Barrister, is returned Tor Tresony, along with
| DIR. Lushington.
a distressing fire took place in Drury Lane on
the IN June much property was DESTROYED and
| one i'ie 1851. London paper states that the
profitable office of Kings printer for Scotland has
been conferred Sir Walter Scott. ten Ma
Gregor, the self styled Cscique of Poyais. and NJ
A-chuby, his fellow laborer in practising frauds up
on me unsusPecing by selling lands TO which thew
had no title on the Mosqueto Shore, have been tri
ed setore the Cotr Royale at Paris and acquitted.
Inc latter mad been previously condemn ed 10 wears
imprisonment by The Correctional Police, but ap-
/ peaed, and has nov got clear A large naval
force has been ordered TO the Levant il said in
me Hiooe, that the Comet steam vessel has been
placed py the Ministry al the disposal of Mr. Per
kins Tor the purpose of experiment Mr. Perkins,
plan consists in giving to steam engines the propel
ing power with so small quantity of fuel that the
expense VIII be very triflng. "A proclamation has
issued for the assimilation of the copper currency
OF Great Britain and Ireland but allows the de-
Preciaed copper currency OF ireland to be current
al the rate oil the English money of the same de-
| nomination, from the date of the proclamation Tn,
ly IL, I'LL new coinage can take place for Ireland
The admiralty has granted Conyoys to the Ar
chipelago trade
The English accounts of the Manufacture and
money interests are still gloomy. letter from
Manchester says, We now have at least POO OOO
operatives without employment within The small
| space oil 40 miles In this town alone there are
4o'oUo and upwards upon The subscribed fund and
IN addition TO these two thousand five hundred fam,
mes, averaging five persons each, to be supported
ny Tie poor rates. How long is this state of things
10 continue And an inquiry equally importaoi
suggests itself how long can it be supported
certainly not single winter. The truth canno,
long be concealed. | wish most sincerely that 7
could ofier you more cheering account the land
must suffer next and then the revenue and so on
,ili we reach the climax of our misery. PS.
oeieve those who buy and sell are getting good
| living, all others are fastening n nover,, 60
RUM ~
biis 10 large amount drawn from South A
meTica on the various mining associations in this
county, nave lately been returned without accent
ahce 10 The great Inconvenience Of the parties who
nau ieiied on their being duly honored and to the
rum without doubt, of numerous houses in South
America who lave endorsed such bills"
IL Is sad that business OF every description is so
dull the employment of capital so unproJuctive
that money cannot be safely loaned out in London
Tor more than two per cent This single fact speaks
volumes Tor commercial people, who, of ali 9th |
eIs nave the greatest capacity 10 pay interest," and
the most Inducements TO borrow. The stock mar !
kets are equally dull Nothing but alarm and uo- |
certainty among the brokers. The accounts of the |
pulsatlon OF The stocks in England can be no 9th |
erwIse interesting TO American reader tha, 40
giving an index to the state of the nation. Rut
at present there are other indices more unerrine
than this.
NO favorable change in the markets for Ameri-
can produce. We learn from merchants in Ricb
mond, that the accounts as to tobacco by private
letter are rather nnfavorsble.
THE GREEKS.
Private letters state that Lord Cochran. crrissd
for some time off cape ST. Vincent until he had
collected all his vessels, eight in number, some of
which carry Perkin' tremendous 81 cam So pounders
His Lordsbips own ship the steam
vessel of 400 TONS
The Perseverance steam boat in which Lord
Cocbrane embarked for Malta put into Altirnsiro
June il, In consequence of the crew being disor
Derby.
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