Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

my. SS N r,in Arehss Shoe. s,,snasd The Royal fsus.
ly through The exhibition. He was 10 full drsss, and
wore his gold mo isl aud chain.
NJ. and Mrs. MsLaue have been lately At two balls
at the palace, and describe them a. very svlendid.
The determinsd manner In whi:h the King acted
in 'osolving shs Parliament, has made him perhaps
moro popular than any Bri,ish monarch tia, ever
rsigued. When he ordered the state coach be IRE.
pared. word was brcus h 10 him that would be impos-
sble Tor him 70 dissolve Parliament that day, a. Il
woud take twenty -four hours 10 pla, tho manes and
tails Of the horses The King then desired hack to
be brought, ~ he wac determined 10 20 At ence Howe
YER the state coach and horses were nut In
order.
We have been asked by many English persons II No
have heard Of the compliment which Minister paid
to the King. In speskng Of him short time since Il
SCENE that Mr.. MeLane said che bad neter ,upposed
y possible he could be brought to envy King, but
rs would amos, "a her have had the feelings Of Will.
am the Fourth. on tho day he dissolved Parliament,
than those OF art other man that has lived" The
Engfsh appear mush gra6ed At this opinion Of their
Sovereign, expressed by sn American citizen.
The following has been officially communicated to
the Department Of S'at:-
Extract Of a Letter from John Rail-. Esq. piee
Consul Of The United States, at Odessa. to John
Rardoiph Clay. Esquire. Charge d'.f6aires Of the
Unifed States at Sc. Petersburgh.
81 have tho horour TO inform you that by ne NJ
quarantine regulation, goods Of nature susceptible of
and which have hilhcro been imported
der double wrappers, and under tho Russisn Consul.
seal at the place Of shipment, in order avoid their
performing quarantine on their arrival here, mus, now
be accompanied by duplicate certificate from the Con
In default Of which The goods will be subjected 10
quarantine: tho two certificates, namely the ono given
10 the shipper, and the ether duplicate sent By the
Consul gro TO have inden'ed seoloped edges similar
TO the Enslish Mediterranean PAsse 90 that on apply.
ius the one to Tie other. they spcnd
Tho mail going west between Z,n.svilio and COium.
bu', In Ohio, was lost few days siucs. The contrae-
tor, Mr. Moore, Instituted and %
search for IL, by which means Il was recovered with
no other injury than the delay Of day The driver
who had charge Of il was Immediately dismissed fl ON
service, az unworthy Of future trust.
A fsw days since. the driver of the mail stage In
Psrnsylvanis, between Harrisburg and Pittsburg on
the Alexandra route, took the liberty OF leaving bag
oinewsPaPs at stage house the road for tho pur-
pose OF seeommods Ing passenger. Mr. Calder, the
contractor tho route di,coverng that bag of
Pspsrs was wanting, Immediately passed over the whole
was made. he forth with dmi,sed the driver a.
thy OF all future employment
We understand from UNIQUE son able au .bcry that Il
10 the determination Of The Post Master General to an.
null tho contract Of any matt contractor no shall fail
odeHe all such abuses on his rsuc, who sh. re-
eomn tilted. rD
Major Barry, the Potmster General, has lately es.
tablishsd three additional post-e ees In this county
viz:
Al Sfras6urg, on n. Road TO CirelevIe, tan mile,
west Of Lancaster ard has appointed Ebenszer Guy,
Al Carroll, miles north Of Lancaster, on the 70 ain
line of the Ohio Canal, and has appointed william D.
Tong, Postmaster.
Al Piekevineton, formerly Jacksonville, on the road
10 Delaware Is miles north OF this town. and has sp-
Ponsd Jamss OKane, Postmaster. IOhio Paper.
A new Pos-Ofice 10 opened In PoweIrs Valley
Claiborne county, Tennessee, called "Old Town."
about half way between SpstdwelI & Cumberland G. p
on the route from Knoxvilr, Clinton, Jaoksonborc,
kc TO Cumberland Gap. James Whine, Eco 10 appoint.
ca postmaster. Tsnnessse paper.
extend Accommodations to the people, and he siI a.
bused for II by the aris,ocrscy. led. Globe