Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

/; In she same account we have, ior :" voyages ont
/; and home, S900-eNpcnses from New York 10
! Richmond, Sss37-and per diem allowance at SO,
from 18th April to 22d Aug. is l26 days inclusive
f;5156'-to'aI, including the 2.l7, Si9lO
Every one will naturally suppose, that MIR.
Peasants went TO Buenos Ayrcs or 10 Rio--thai
he performed some important service, such
rying out Mr.. Forbes commission, or preserving
Niles Register from salt wafer, and delivering il
safely TO Mr.. Racquet but no the editor of the
Richmond Wing. was not 10 be caught executing
such small cnhas$es-he had rendered Mr.. Adams
small services enough aiFcady-so instead OF going
fto South America he went to England From
thence on the 9TH July, lac addressed letter his
, dear friend, MIR Clay, in which he says, ITO he
\ here when expected 10 have becn in Buenos
Ayres. seems rather the effect OF encauimcn than
/ OF ordinary causaiiop." lie tells MIR Clay that
afier searching for vessel from Baltimore 10 Bos-
ION he ;' last succeeded in procuring 4 passage
! in ti.e brig William Icli, which sailed from Kew
YORK ON the 2Sth May, Scr the River Plate. Tits
vessel was net such al one as should have sc!cc-
ted, had bad my choice. being sjDipiY q nier-
riIdn: ship il WAS destitute OF comfortable accom-
ihodations; nevertheless, becoming impatient for
cotton and ioreseeing that if neglected tina, o,,-
pUriunity. might meet with no other, yyailch
! myself OF il, and sailed, stated on May %.
spcecEy ha'i cause 10 regret my precipitation in cho-
sing such ship. Tie cabin, not Is feef slnure was
destined to accommodate, in voyage which
would occupy from 90 TO az DAYS, % PASSENGERS
{; he quantity OF these Individuals was, in no re-
! sPecf, hettered by their respective qualities thew
we're, Tor the most part mechanics, einigF0tin@ 10
that country, and the ffth IF their persons, and
! 0tSfTePe|ONs V their dGpo,tmenf, was by
no means corresponding to the publican rcspecta-
biiity OF their profession. When the horrors OF sea
sickness were superadded TO the oMe1 painful ciy-
! c@"'sfanesS attending my situation, my suileiings
became greater than lean describe. Deprived OF e.
very comfort, with not ten Ieet s0uuTef3T eXer-
Else, pes;ilcntiai air and most offensive smell per
vadng every part % the ship aud even without the
most common medicines, assure yo,i sir, that
J Death would have been no unwelcoInc visiier.''
! lie says, they spoke an American slip bound
70 Antwerp, in which he took passage, but hoying
10 desire TO visit Holland he left her and wen, on
board the brig Olive, bound to Liverpool, where hc
| arrived on the lst o. July.
! j his i' tie second prodigiously great man who
! went 10 England in three ships. We Icse oar
| friend Giert VIII dramatsc his adventures and
! bring At out at The opening Of the BoHefy, as
sccond part 10 the fabled appariiions Z! the Flying
Dutcnnan. g To be here. he says N.Ict, ey9
pected 10 have been in Buen0s Ayrcs, seems ra.t
or the effect Of cnchaniment" But only TO tl,inh
show tliis sprig Of good society-tIis distinguished
digniiarytbis us'riotss letter CARRIER must have
been annoyed III the cabin Of n increment ship
!HOt tyfeeH Ject squire cramncd into il, too ill
ftce"ty fue passengers, for NE mast ,rrt iGecian-
scs, tciih fLihY perSoHS and obstycgcrous deBOrf
/ H'enf.-Why he might well have been pat il,
/ Tie hencoop. And again, peSfHeHfidI 0ir and III.
JeHssre smell PTcUGdtRg erory pugt Qf The shiB--
, u was not to 1e borne, s;r-hc would have been =
dead man in ten days. But the most aluu.iur and
miraculous fact stated by MIR. Pleasants is tl.at
| the caUin Of the William Tell suddenly contracted
from y feet square TO 10 feet square Heaven
forgive the sPwsigh' i"r pultn., green tin,ci iu-
! 10 1t, and Heaven help tie twenty i've Lolr iDr.
ehanicS WHO remained iD her, and 81 ho were no
doubt squeezed 10 death before thcy GOT 10 Eucncs
hyrcs.
/ We don't wonler tha' Mr. plcasart -horld IT.,
the William Toii and the despa' chea - - use
the elegant language Of Mr.. Clly, transfer him
scii' 90 another vessel bound 70 Antwerp nni de-
liver the letters for Mr.. Forbes and Mr. Hagrtiei
I to Capt. Hinman. Iut Or flying messenger an.
pears 20 have been no better satisfied with The ca
bin of'' the American ship from New York bound
| 20 Antwerp" Whether his eNceiIcucy was an
noycd by any more mechanics 6. apprchen,.ed that
MS ruiled shirt might be sOlcd. or not we arc mot
informed, either IN his letter or in the long cx ,,
atory letter OF Mr.. Clay, concerning tire fnvstrti.
Gus circumstances Of this very important Hiplonafic
mission. But be- took the Gs.t Opportunity to
" transfer himself 90 a third vessel and At last
(. reaches England, an very modestly tells the Sc.
cre'aTy Of State, " ~ aiu here havc dptcrniin.
cato devote a few weeks "a the purpo.c Of seeing
Tie country, aheT which, shall hive Gic plea I
s"re OF giving you, IN person, more detailed ac-
count g, my VOYAGE" after visiting tie r1Ountsns
Oh North Wales, tue Lakes Of Cu,nbe fland Binar.
ny. and ioch-LomonI, hc would return bone
end, over bottle Of Champaign, give liis patron
hiF. Clay, more" detailed account OF mis- BEING .
transferred and re-transffrcd, and on findinr him
sell, ~ means whch appeared 10 be rather The !
-Asci % cnchantacn'," lB!cd al pi.ule's deck P