Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

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ven the Apollo TO the Prince Regent. Ii
this be true, we shall have gained the no
blest trophy that the world has TO offer 10
the Arts. It's removal will not cost the
French moments sentiment of sorrow.
They see the walls Of the Louvre stripped
every day and see it without an idea that
can disturb their complacency. The Bel
gian King has ordered home $50 of the
Flemish Pictures within those three days.
August %.
The South continued disturbed, though
the Pars Journals are not suffered to say a
word upon the subject. Much is expect
ed from the presence ct the Duchess OF
Angoulcme, and these expectations will be
more than realised, ifher virtues possess
the influence they ought 10 have.
To the fires that have lately taken place
at Paris, another is to be added FIRE at
the military hospital of eros Gallon but
though it threatened TO be of serious con-
sequences, it was eXtingushed by the acti-
witty of the firemen. The cause cf the fire
is not explained.
A gentleman is arrived from Havre,
which he left on Friday. re says that he
was at Cacn on Wednesday, when the
Prussians arrived to take military possess
sion of the place-every thing was then We
nv peaceable, but report was current at
Havre when he left it, that the next day in
attempting to disarm the people at Caen, a
serious disturbance took place, and many
lives were lost on both SIDES.
The following is the account of we'll
fought action between the English brig Pr
lot of Is guns, commanded by capt. Nlcho-
las, and large French frigate-" On the
18th of June, the Pilot being on cruise in
the Mediterranean, fell in with a frgate
under the tri-colored flag, and after a
chase, which lasted from daylight I'll half
past two o'clock she succeeded in gaining
a position on the enemy's weather bow,
within pistol shot, when she commenced a
warm fire, which was Immediately return
ed. The action lasted till half past four,
when the irigate taking advantage of the
Pilots rigging being much cut up, crowded
all sail, and fed AS soon as the damages
could be repaired, the brig pursued her
opponent, and every eXertion was made
by her to renew the contest, but at daylight
the following morning her gallant crew
had the modification to find that the enc
my had e,uded them during the night. The
tigate mounted 20 90 FOUNDER carronades,
asd iosg Il Founders on the main deck,
and four long guns on her quarterback,
besifes smaller ones (swivels) on the bull
wark and in her tops and it has been
learnt that she had a complement of 225
men, OF whom it is probable, Consldera-
bic number were killed or wounded, the
briggs fire being constantly directed against
her hull. Tie enemy's firing high, the
Pilots loss was only 1 man killed and Is
wounded"
We last week announced the arrival of
the Bcllerophcn, of "a guns, captain +. L.
llr1fl 0p -
having on board NJ. MaiDgauit, late sur
st. Helena with him) M Beauharnois,
lad of about 10 years of age, nephew to
Josephine, Bonaparte's former wife, and g
domestics. Their destination was not fix
ed until Saturday morning, when they
were all removed into the Martial, captain
Leach, and she sailed with them from
Portsmouth for Havre de Grace. The
whole of the persons who came off to the
belierophon as part of Bonaparte's suite,
have now been disposed of. Savary (Dske
OF Rovigo) lieut.. gen. Allemand, &c. have
been, 1t is reported, sent to Malta, in the
Eurotas, captain LillcraP, as prisoners of
war. a captain Pistowski, a Pole, whom
Bonaparte raised from the ranks, and who
was particularly DESTROYS of going with
him, has been put on board the St. George,
at Plymouth, until an opportunity offers to
send him out to St. Helena-our govern
ment having been pleased to attend to the
prayer of his petition to this effect. The
Bellerophonis gone to Sheerness to be paid
off
Mails from Brussels and Hamburg arriv-
ed this morning ; and whilst the French
papers are assuring us of the pacific state
OF the eastern departments, we are inflrm-
ed by the German papers that Lac0urbe
has recommended hostilitios against the al
lies; that heavy cannonading has been
heard near Befort /; that that town has
bois~cd the red flag as we'll as Huninguen
that Besancon is strictly blockaded ; and
that countcr-rcvolutionary movement has
taken place there, i'm which several royal
lists have perished
The accounts from the Netherlands in
form lis that the constitution has been &C
cepted by the states general
There is an order from Macdonald who
still is styled the commander in chiefcf the
army of the Loire, ordering the canton
ments of the army to be extended. But the
army was to he dsbanded What a mock
cry this is FIRST the whole army is to be
disbandcd then the troops composing it
may be admitted into the new army and
now the army Of the Loire is mentioned as
adopting measures, from which it may
be inferred that il is not to disbaAded at
all.
August %.
The commandment Of Thionville has been
summoned for the last time. If he persists
in bis defence, he is to be made response
bic Tor the consequences.