Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
LiUer1iooi, Oct. 90.
FROM OUR LONDON coRREsPeNDENT.
Royal Erchnage, WedneSday

Night, October l3.
Almost the whole conversation Of the
day has been occupied with the fate oe the
gallant and unfortunate Porlier. The let
ters from Corunna, by the packet which
performed the v0ya5, III the short interval
Oh 90 hours. are to the date o. the 3th inst
and according &c .l.sse private advices it
should appear that the darirg and extern
slve plan which was to be Carried into ex
ecution by Porlier, was formed by some
eminent lawyers, who dictated the spirited
prcclamations that have appeared. lis
sad, that previous to the Generals death,
he was ignominiousiy carried about the
streets CT Corunna, to be pelted by a bigot-
ted people, and that this diSerace ful exhi-
bition was for three or four days continued
and according to the accounts we have
received, no regular court was formed, and
no trial was granted him. 1t seems by the
following extract, that at the tine of the
departure OF the mail, none had suffered by
this revolutionary attempt, excepting tie
Commander in Chief and some Of his off
GERS
C0runna, Oct II.
"The only sufferers on ihiS occasion, ap-
pear 10 be General Poriier and HE csIicefs
The merchants and other men of business
remain unmolested."
AS We are writing we receive fjrma-
ton from most respectable quarter that
the Treaty between Louis and the allied
Sovereigns, has received its Ultimate rati-
hcation, by the former, ard has been re-
celved by special messenger at the Fo-
reign Office.
1t Is un ierstood that Commercial Trca-
ty with Great-Britain is comprehended in
this general arrangement.
The duties of Lord Casterea gh having
terminated, his Lordship is expected In
Lendon within very few days.
IheJohoTci',g as an cccoUat ojfAe IOTresses coded
6y France oAte Niles, b. H.e Treaty Of g'eqc.
| Thee for'resses are Landau (the strongest) zoe
miles from ParisSaue Louis on the river S.rre---
fhilppevie 100 mites from Paris Mare 4berg---
NeiSOx on The borders ii Swift, riaud---N alenc-
| enncs, IN HanAult, one Of Faubaus works--ConJ.e
a strcng place Msubeuge on the Saabra-- / an
| drecy---Le Quesnoy- -Cambrav 100 nIcs OF Paris
---liIvet and Observation-Disclosures. S dan--Ro-
Northumberland hiouvilie---i .ongwy---
| Btche-Fcrt Lcuis---22 fortressss
| General Poriicr.-The mail brought bv
| the Spc dy packet, has arrived at Falooutk
| from Corunna, in two days and half. The
accounts thus furnished Of the total failure
OF the expedition, correspond with those
| previously received and together with the
| particulars of Porller's f,te, arc subioined.
| AAdNibSo O~StI W N4lC SUI 1k(tIIiS or
his own army on his march to Santiago, he
was conveyed to Corunna, where ne was
hung the ID inst without trial. Above 100
officers were under arrest, and the troops
| dispersed. Gen. Romani, FIRST in command
Gnder Gen. Porlier) and his aid-de-camp
escaped, and have come over in the Speedy.
They represent the country to be in state
| of great confusion.
The late Gen. Porlier left orders in his
| testament, that he should be put in a chest
locked with key, and that this should be
| given to his wife, with handkerchief steep
cd in his last tears, and that when circum-
stances should permit, he should be paced
in a pantheon with the following inscripti-
| on:
"Here repose the ashes Of Don Juan
Diez Poriier, Gen. of the Spanish armies,
| who was fortunate in what he undertook
| against the enemies of his country, and dice
a victim of civil disseutions.
! " Feeling souls. respect tie ashes Of an
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, 1885,"
General Sir George PreDost THE following
\ the charges which In ne u.efD,1ad