Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

and heartfelt pleasure the progress ai prosperity
Of the country The execution Of the prints in thu
mcrican Souvenirs has been much admired; md the
sp'endour OF the prints io NJ Bonapartc's book ON A.
neyican Birds, excited establishment among artists
The freedom Of your Constitution, and your being
u,lsadekied by established Church. JuLiy rdiued
In that the English who, notwithstanding some wrong
readiness, in the main liberal, generous people,
look upon the Americans with fiai regard, and
Ito full justice your vaor in This is the age Of
liberality. The enmity towards France no longer
iss, and am sure you Americans will not be behind-
hand IN cutvatag the same spirit Of philanthropy"
We have also seen letter from another gentleman.
who has been in the Upei States, and is at present len
London; who, informed has good inor
nation in the political circles of the country From
this communication we print the interesting extract that
tollows
81 am happy TO assure you, that the public au,hori
tics here feel strong disposition shew that they APP
! preciate Gen Jackson's inclination to promote con,n
uation OF the good feeling between your ountry and
this, and that will be as frankly met as offered.
hope your new Minister has been instructed enter
"n the subject oil the obstacles TO renewal OF The inter
course be;Seen the United States and tn West India
Colonies and TIA. honest Uish may exist proceed
with their removal in sriit Of mode ration, That wish
believe win be met in way which hope will give
ec'at 10 General Jscksons election of minister our
Court. You have no idea OF the good will which pre-
walls towards Gen. Jackson his character was so
abused and having discovered the alsehooj OF the
lacks against him, they seem resolved To make amends
to the old Hero who is not thought tho of because
| he gave them good drubbing al New Orleans. We
have been much ficked with the Punanld Instructions
and---- - says, he means 20 sort TO them when
ever he wishes TO dipomatise in the parrun in nuh0
Style have recommended him to frame and glaze
your Presidents nervous Inaugural Address as an
tiote TO Mr. Adams less pointed per.or nance. "-
The Duke (of Wellington is very popular John Bull
admire his hrnness, and will support him against the
Cumbetiand iaclion 10 the last. He bears all on his
shoulders The other members Of his Cabinet not being
able 10 tako any prominent lead for SIR Peel has sunk
IN public estimation very much and even his support
OF the great measure OF Catholic Emancipation has not
lesssned the feeling ubat he has trimmed TO the time,
and the English like rather obstinate opposition
to the general opuion than any thing resembling serv
uy or timc-serving The King has not been better tor
year,; indeed, when saw him he other day he looked
younger, happier, and his step was more elastic and
firm, than when him at his coronation. T,is5-
Is not a word about Catholic Emancipation. O'Cone
has been frightened out of his by mad fell
low in Dublin, and the wags are already carcaturing
tho King" ms he is called. His election Tor Clare is
certain, notwithstanding his lack oichvary in the
Dublin affair. The Orange party seem sore, and
their ill-will exhibits itself in bels the Chan
oeiior, the Duke and others the right side The
great newspaper game at present is abuse OF the
cergy, and attacks on the property AMI wealth Of the
church The Glamour that is leveed in this way, many
think, will Induce the Duke TO make, rather at.
Tempt, some reformation in that quarter Yet have no
hopes that this inteerabe our country worse
thousand times in its operation than the dead weight
itseii, will be removed. There many old wo-
men and bishops in the House OF Lords for any thing 50
desirable The war in the east is prominent topic
Nobody believes the Russian Bulletins and CONSTANT
nople is safer than the Russian feet in the 8Iederra
iiean saw friend few days ago from Malta, and
ne tells me our tars are expecting aJrasb OF these
II.
calculate peace England and France have never
been so firmly linked in political nteres, and feeling as
they now happily exist Improvements pcrvade every
part oil the country London particularly has made sin
guar strides. In every town visited, houses BULL
ing with tho greatest rapidty and are going 10 de
cay The surplus population is much talked about, but
no'hing effective In the way Of expectation be done
The Swan River settlement is Iumbu. and you have
such an odd SO t in Canada that lew respectable peo-
pie will venture there. find that luxury among the
middle classes has greatly increased within the ten
years, while among the great il has riot
TACT among the indications OF good feeling in the high
est classes TO the Americans that several your ct
zens, viz. AIR. and Mrs. Butler Of Philadelphia Miss
Douglas her brother and Mr. Grimshaw, of New York.
were admitted 10 ALMACKs. while persons of SINH.
lar rank in England from any other country bat Amc-
rica' wonii be admitted. This will prove TO You how
Tie opn,on oil the haut ton has changed and you will
now hud the society OF we'll bred Americans courted
as much as il used to he contemncd." ID
OPINIONS ARE CHANGING
The ranks OF the coalition thinning apace, nor
will the people be persuaded that the vigorous measures
pursued by the Executive, are inimieai TO the lasting in
sercsts Of the country. We daily receive proof, OF
these facts All. .''ii morning have letter from
aenlicnan who wa' among 80. most earnest supporters
oil the late administration. In the iuioTTng extract
from it, we believe he expresses the present opinion OF
many of tue late opponents OF Gen. Jackson:
VI now declare, not only that regret did not vote
Tor President ackson at the last election but that every
man in the u States had voted for him also He IS
now doing what really did believe bad been done years
ago under Mr. Administering all d.f,uters aud
unworthy men. Had SEN Gen. Jackson 1 never
would have voted against him. Never shall forge, INV
feelings when saw him The fourth of March,"
no.
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH
WAsHINGToN, August 25.-That there is settled
purpose TO distract the public mind by false statements
relative to tho health of the President il manifest Yes
tcrday private report that he was severely indisposcd
at Old Point Comfort, got up doubt 10 give color TO
"leers from Washington" current in our streets
The object of all this is beget dstrst division and
dscord in the republican ranks by specuations in anc
patton of his death.
morning paper penrs forth hypocrcal lamentations
at tho contemplation of the changes that would follow
upon the elevation of Mr.. Calhoun Thus exposing The
motive and the hopes which gaze this direction to
the coalition.
Now, all these tricks must reco upon our opponents
They have begun this work of misrepre sentaion too
soon That the President has fair prospect Of living
out tho next eight years any of his Secretaries APP
parent TO all who have to him. And scarce re-
spectacle citizen passes through this metropolis without
shaking the hand of the beloved patriot The falsy OF
these reports will be exposed by living witnesses all
parts Of the country, and when the people shall again
speak forth at the polls this subject il will be found
that the opposition will have far down rs 10 be I'm
able to muster candidate. That the President has been
somewhat ndposeds but the report that Inc is com
PEELED by the Secretary of to ride horseback per-
fecuy ridiculous. Riding horseback has been his ia
vorte exercise at ali tines IL but the othor day
that gentleman from New England called to soc sim
his horse at the door, and the old Chief mounted
with the elastic spring of youth Of twenty Such was
the effect that tho gentleman exclaimed, Is this tho
man whom have heard represented to be in his dotagc
We are graticd to have il in power to contradict
the report OF his ess and to say that letters received
by his family represent his health to be restored no.
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