Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15

Paris, SehfemGcr 10.
The Emperor Of Austria. the King of
Prussia and Lord Wellington, have return
Cd TO Paris.
Considerable bodies of Austrians are
leaving Frsnce at this moment by the way
of Mount Gems, for Italy-it is estimated
that 500 coo men, Of different Nations, viii
haze left this country by the 2cih of this
month.
We read in German Gazette, entitled
TO confidence, the following article
Admiral Cockburn, commanding the ship
that transports Bonsparte, will in APP
proaching st. Helena, retain him on board,
until the dispositions on shore, required
by prudence, are effected The Garrison
WI be composed OF picked men, and even
the inhabitants in which every confidence
cannot be placed, are to be sent away
Napoleon, his companions and servants,
are placed under perpetual watching,
(suT-peWance, J he win not be permitted to
make the slightest movement without be-
ing observed by his guard. When anv
ships touch at the Island, he Will be more
closely guarded, nor can he urder any pre-
text hold communication with the inhabi-
tants; he is informed that the smallest at
tempt TO escape, will ensure his conhne-
ment in a Close prison, as well as those
who assist him ; he can neither write nor
receive letters without their being read.
Any wants he may have for himself or his
household, will be attended to by the Gov
ernor, it right i'll particular cases the
English Government will be consulted as
Tor vaiuabes and money, an inventory rs
taken she can dispose Of them as may be
approved of, so that he does not retain
sums or so great an amount as to be dan
gerous.
CHalons, on ne Marine, Sent IA.
The grand review ofthe Russian troops,
estimated at 10000 men, is over, and they
are now moving towards the frontiers.-
Nothing was wanting for their subsistence,
nor forage, but the country remains OK
hausted.
London, Sent. 10.
1t is calculated that this government will
receive nine millions sterling, as her part
| of the contributions levied on France,
which we are in hopes will render the
income tax for the ensuing year unnecessa-
ry.
AEayence, Sett. 10.
The Arch Duke Charles will be mar.
| ried the 18th inst.
| Amsterdam, Sefit.6 6.
Our feet commended BY Admiral
| Iullekan, which has been employed Ii
the Mediterranean, is about returning
| home.
London, SEPT. 9.
We are happy to announce that Lord
| Castlereaeh will not suffer much from the
effect OF his late accident, which was ex
| perienCed whilst walking to the Champ.
| Ehsees; horse kicked him twice, and
with great force, just above tic knee It is
4 pTN1rinn r,otb.pcr h.
| unfortunate, not only for England, but fol
all Europe, than to be deprived of the tai.
ents and services of this great man
ICouyier.
| Legho7n, .4Hg. 81.
| Several vessels from Smyrna have ar
rived in our port, bringing entire familie.
from that place. 1t is not known vet
what has occurred there, but the foreign
consuis have been obliged to retire without
the walls Of that city.
Rastadt. Sett. 8.
| Letters from WurtemburE, announce the
arrival of Jerome Bonapar;e az EIlevau-
gen. and add, that he will be under the
superintendent of several companies o!
the Royal Wurtemburg Guard.
Paris, Sent. II.
| The approaching marriage of the Prince
of Orange with the Grand Duchess of Rus
STA, is spoken of with Confidence.
| In different directions trials are taking
| place, and arrests EFF cted to stop the sedi-
tious cries and acts of the peop'e. At Mont
auban, Arnaud Fecourt and Madame Ray
mond have been charged with throwing oil
OF vitriol out oftheir windows on some fe-
males, who were singing praises to our good
king.
Nantz is occupied by the Prussians
their men are in barracks. with the ex-
ception of few companies, which with
all the officers are quartered OH the inhab-
| itants.