Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-02

ne saiu IA me- own eloquent language OF the late Mr.
in Debates r"'S
"Iii2te tus dg,ri, ms 4, ,oI,-,,,,. 1.Lyu
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AIN wei aware that the fate OF this measure can
not now b. altered if it succeed the credit u,;u 20
dound to others II 1t fail, the responsibility will 40
Voive upon me and upon those with whom, hay, nc
tGu' IncSe chances, with the loss of private friend
snip anu the alienation of public confidence mus,
nave toreseen before ventured To recommand ,Lo,s
measures. tChecrs. assure the House ,bat IN
conducting them, have met with the sever,s, hlo,v
which IL mas ever been my lot to experiences; but I
am convinced that the time will come when fin ;ns
tee VIII be done to the motives on which hnvo .c,
CD lChcers.l They will then admit that The
course which have followed is the only cours. ne.
ceSrary for the dnninution of The undue ,le;t;,o,
and dangerous power of the Roman C,ti,nIra ~
Tor the maintenance and security of the P,o,os,an,
religion loud cheering, which lasted for some
time. "''
The Duke OF Newcastle is the reputed autbor of
the following appeal to ignorgnce and bigo,yy.
"IDoLArERs GETTING INTO PARIrAvr,,r,T,b ;.
Is startnS frotesanis, but not the less true; and
me more startled gov in these dangerous t;,nes he
better far us oil. - WATCH TIE GREAT moi .rpy -
here stands yet there is the Pope still showing him
sell az God there are his Councils calling sinful men IN
allibe-hs priests, keeping knowledge from the peo
pie prosecuting those who desire or offer the
lnGuision, prescribing the Bible debasinr the mind
darkenng the Gospel of Jesus by the comnandments
ana MS liberty by the heavy burdens Of men-encour-
aging crime by indugenccs setting I'D the pardon or
nod TO the highest bidder, and refusing it 20 the
poor there are hls votaries bowling down TO men both
living and dead to the Virgin, to the mass IN MIC
lures, and to relies; there, in short is the whole nvs
terry oil inquitythe whole multitude of idolatries!'
Good people, for whom such rubbish was intended
turn to your Pilgrims Progress and see even old
Bunyan's opinion of the Pope in his time when he
was much more efficient bug boo than at the pre-
sent PERIOD
Now saw in my dream, that at the end of this
valley, lay blood, bones ashes, and bodes of
unc', even of pilgrims that had gone this way for
merry, and while was thus musing what should he
the reason, espIed a little before me n cnvc whore
TWO giants, Pope aud Pagan, dwelt in old times bv
whose power and tyrannythe men whose bones blood
ashes &c. lay there, were cruelty put ia death Dnt
Oy tins place Christian went without much danger
Woerea somewhat wondered but have since learnt
that Pagan has been dead MANY day. nm as e., .ba
other though he be yet alive, he is by reason of are
ana ais" OF the many shrewd brushes that he mot
WIN IN ms younger days. grown go crazy and s,iF
~ ms Joints that he can now do little mere than sit
IN ms caves mouth, grinnng at pilgrims az they oo
by, and biting his nails because he cannot come nj
them '-PtfgTIms Progress.
MARCH os PoPERYAn industrious civil Irish Wa shpr
WIN" was m the habit OF giving her professional asss-
lance at y o'clock IN the morning family few DAYS ago
% giving her ATTENDANCE al the usual hour "dropped n''
about eleven The consequence Of her 1eInv was en
STRANGE on the part Of the mistress the house m
THIS was lie epy'Dyvle ha perth do care ISM " ,h.
luke OF Wellington good luck to hint going to make L1s OK
{ Ona
OF my own!'-y'io'niHg Journal, yHarch 2Oh
Et5 Arciic FTpc5iRon-Ano,her expet,ion IN Tho A.,
ta prepared under circumstances OF peculiar interest
20 leave our shores i projected by capt Ross whose
oe' yyaSc TO the Polar Seas IS well known to the world
al III elcy Jnc'T me command and control OF that
aL gallant oiceT w" entirely his command and
"' lh"ugh ooun'cnanced by the Admiralty the UNDER
.ahns the private expense ofcspt r. friends Tho
gea novelty IN tie voyage, aud which ezces soh
hopes respecting is that the powerful aid of steam,
Is TO be employed for the first time Can't r. GOES ont il, dc
ory seam-vcSsc Of 2DO BURDEN and accompanea bv
.e "on slip OF i2O tons laden with fuel provisions and
stocs We are told ha the Ticiory fortified ,,pon ,ci
pies which must render her lnpervous 10 zee The naddcs
severe pressure of ice would raise the vessel instead of ch
To- II aud finally, # she failed steamer the paddles can
'ed as sailing vessel In additions understand that the en-
snc works without funnel and Of the high .esure kind
yond thc ovv-p-sshre Another exraord;rarr aIy,',a
wnt weook TO the navigation Of these seas, and the coasts
WHICH arc u" ne surveyed, IS that species fuel nnv bo
consumed and thus the the explorers be- kent as b
cd whether the toood of tire northern shores of Ameyca NJ Ib
." OF seals bears, waruscs and whales 10 be found m evs
e, oI zee and water. II s probable that capt Ross will in
te s instance, proceed TO Lancasters Sound and examine
fnnce Regents Inlet, which will Zoe remembered .saS
c arest prospect OF an approach the northern land In
th direction by tie help OF aud boats e conG,Ie,,
anticipate that interesting discoveries viii he made Usvi
AAeiy enne ~ iis channel or eny other reached the
pec s examination and epcC1ly 10 insnsct dat ,oso
oh was et unemployed between the efforts Of captains
nn ana becchcy The Petoyy and John are TO be man.
ned with crew ofG020 in one and ~ in the other vessel.
e so the companion Of Parry &C. accompany his uncle
we give an assurance that every thing which science astronov
o'aiy natural history, may look fp vii be amply fIfed
lot me British navy dOs educated or p,o,e
intelligent officer Provisions three Years are to be take
out and tire expedition will he ready start by the middle Of
next month LOufon Paper
a PiRATE.-Thc following singular occurrence
forms subject Of general conversation M This mo
mcnt at Antwerp:-In 1898. n three mast vesseI ~
that port named he Providcnt, sailed with valuable
cargo for the Havana On her passage che Syas
attacked near the Colorado island by pirate lugper
having on board numerous crew Of different nafions
well armed. The Captain and his crew were treat
co 10 the most oar6srous maDner-the second Liou-
tenant was banged up twice bv tho Gaot To- 1911,
were stabbed in different places with dagger. and
tl'e son OF the Captain received seycTnI cuts with
sabre Tho cargo was partly transferred on board
.le Trgger and tho Provident was taken to one of
the Colorado islands, and there buyn, ,rho sost of
The crew escaped in the long boat, but the Cap
IAN son died OF his wounds The first L.ieutensnt
OF the Providept, now commander Of the Jeannette