The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-03

terrirg TO TINS Intrigue, the Journas alluded
to, with appearance OF the most unaffected
n0iYete, observes, that I" it will be rccoIIcct-
ed an intrigue to that effect was spme time
ago discovered in the cabinet - not chusing,
at the same time, to recolcct, that the
false rumors which it might then suit the
designs OF Some men TO propagate, had more
than once been declared, on authority. to be
utterly destitute OF foundation. Now, we
again repeat, and en- authority, that no such
Intrigue does now exist, or has ever existed
and that if there had at any time existed the
slightest ground for such a suspicion, the OBJ
Ject nd views OF the intrigucrs were COM
plete ly the reverse OF what the public were
then, most insidiously on the part of the real
intriguers, but on their own most unwittingly,
induced to suppose. OF the same stamp are
all the differences which 1t is attempted to
draw from these false ,premises--such as
the eXpunging from the speech all mentsn of
the affairs of Ireland the subsequent APP
plication made to the leaders of opposition BY
the Prince Regent, &c.-thc whole of which
are utterly unfounded.- Morning Post.
Translated for the Public Ledger, from,
French fafers received by the Frigate
| Constitution.
PARIS, December 81.
Napoleon by the grace of God, and by the
constitutions, emperor of the French, king
OF Italy, protector of the confederation of
the Rhine, mediator of the Swiss confedc-
ration, &c. &c.
20 all to whom these presents shall come,
| greeting:
The Senate having heard the orators of
| the council of state, have dccreed, and we
decree, as follows:
| Extracts from the registers of the conserva-
tive senate, of Friday, Dec. 90, 1911.
The conservative senate, assembled to
the number of members required by the
! goth article of the act of constitutions. of
| Dec. IS, 1899, having seen the report of the
senatus consultum, digested in the form
prescribed by the 57th article of the act of
constitutions, of the 4th of August, 1902, ha-
wing heard upon the motives of the afore-
said report, the orators of the council of state
and the report of its special commission, no
minated in the sitting of the 18th of this
month its adoption having been delibera-
ted by the number of voices prescribed by
of the 4th Aug. 1902, DEGREES
| LIST. One hundred and twenty thousand
men of the CONSUMPTION of 1912 are placed
at the disposal of the minister of war, for
he reinforcement of the army.
| 3D. They shall be taken from AMONGST
the Frenchmen, who we're born between the
LIST OF January, 1892, and the 31st of Dec.
of the same year.
Sd: Their ages and appeals shall be de-
termned by the regulations of the public adj
ministrations.
4th. The present Senatus Consultum shall
be transmitted by message, to his majesty
the emperor and King.
CAMBACERES, President.
GOUVION, COLCHEN, Secry's.
Seen and sealed, Chancellor of the Senate,
(SigneD
| COUNT LAPLACE.
We command and ortlain, that these pre-
sents, invested with the Seals of State, and
| inserted in the bulletin of laws, are address
| ed to our courts, our tribunals and our adj
mnistrative authorities that they may be
| inscribed in their registers, that they may
| observe them and cause to be observed
and the grand minister of justice is charged
to inspect its publication.
Given in our palace of Thuilleries, the
| Goth Dec. 1911.
(Signed)
By the Emperor-The Minister Secretary
(Signed)
COUNT DARU.
Seen by as, Arch Chancellor of the En-
pire,
CAMBACERES.
December %.
GENERAL GIeARD's account of his de.
feat.
Report of Gen. Girard, to Gen. Count d.
Erlon commanding the 5th corps of the
army.
Ribera, Nov 9, 1911.
! GENERAL-I send my aid-de-camp to
you to give you the details Of the battle of
Arroyo Molinos.
On my departure from Carceres some
vague reports, but without foundation, an
nounced a movement of the English.
Quilted that position, and halted at Turre
Mocha, and on the 9th at Arroyo Molinos.
In these twodays there was no appearance
of the march Of any corps of the enemy.
intended to be at Merida on the 28th.
Gen. Remond was ordered torepair to Meol-
lin. The troops were assembled at 6 o'clock,
and were upon the march. The rear guard
commenced their movement at half past 7
when shouts and the sound of musketry an
nounced that the enemy had penetrated into
the town, which was only occupied by the
patrolcr Of the rear guard 1 fastened thi-
Their. Gen. Dembrowsky formed in column
the troops Of the rear guard, and ordered
the 2d battalion of the S4th, commanded
| by NJ. Munillar, to arrest the tiralleurs of
the English who had begun to debouche from
the village, and to rescue the light cavalry,
which had before beeu in the village aud