Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
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them.
The King of Prussia will leave Paris o.
Wednesday the 4th inst. The troops OF
his guards who are returning from Paris,
are $1,000 men.
a marriage is spoken Of between the
Grand DUKE Nicholas, and Princess Fred
ericka Louisa, eldest daughter of the king
Of Prussia.
The Duke of Feltre arrived in Paris
lost night, and took the portfolio Of the
Ministry of War immediately.
The military throughout all the depart
ments, arc ordered not to appear in public
unless in uniform. We known not why
the military in Paris still persist in appear
ing i'll plsin clothes.
Great changes are taking place in the
offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ::
Messrs. Reinhard and Labesnadierc, ni-
rectors of the Chanceilary, are removed.
NJ. Keinhard is preparing To gut Paris TO
retire to the banks Of the Rhine, where lie
has possessions.
General Dessix, vino had retired to the
county of GeX, has been ordered away by
General Sonneberg, who commands at Ge-
neva.
Madame Stael is to pass the winter in L
tally.
September 90.
We are assured that the treaty OF peace
was signed the day before yesterday, and
that in the coSrse of the discussions which
took place, the Emperor Alexander cyin-
ced as much magnanimity as interest
Tor his august Ally, the King of France
1t appears that we owe to his intervention
and to the moderation of the allies, the al
deviation CT several rigorous conditions.
which have been replaced by others, bet
ter adapted to the equilibrium Of Europe, *
the well-unGerstood interests of all the pow
ers whom peace now unites by new es
Journal de Paris.
The Emperor of Russia Left Paris yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock. The En-
peror of Austria and King of Prussia had
not left US at six o'clock last night
The celebrated Venus de Medicis has
disappeared from the French Museum.
Yesterday at half past one o'clock, the
Emperors of Austria and Russia and KING
of Prussia, the Grand Dukes Michael and
Nicholas, and the Princes of Prussia, went
to the Thuiileries. to pay, as it was tho't,
their visit Of taking leave of the king. The
following circumstances, which we can au-
thenticate, support this conjecture. The
three sovcreigns went out together. and
unaccompanied by the Princes OF their ia
miiv, after half an hour, and embraced
before entering their respective Carriages.
/ he emperor Of Austria was heard saying
II the Emperor Of Russia, ".Adieu, Sire
till we meet at Dion ;" and the Emperor
Alexander, in PAIRING from the King Of
Prussia, sad g at Brus5el
1t is conjecturcd from this, that the three
Sovereigns have fixed their departure.
and that the Emperor of Austria viii set
oil to-day for Dion, where he Will be fol
lowed by the Emperor Of Russia, who vii
then direct his route TO Brussels, to meet
with the King of Prussia. The latter, il S
said, Will review his troops and then de
part for that CITY.
The Princes of Russia and Prussia left
the King an hour after their maiesties.
Tomorrow the Austriars quit p ,ris.-
The whole troops of this nation will erect
their march without delay to lay. The
Chancelerics, the Comm ssariats, end the
Authorities established by Austria, in dit
ierent departments, are dissolv, d, and the
Members will depart likewise for Italy.
A traveller who has arrived from St.
Quentin reports, that having occasion to
go 70 Ham, he met with NJ. Money, Duo
de Coueglano, at the inn. lie rel ties tn I
the Duke, on his arrival at the castle,
which the orders of the King had appointed
for his residence, could not enter it, be-
cause the Prus ians, who at present ocer.-
Ply 1t, refused to admit him, and that he
was thus obliged to remain at the inn, from
whence he never goes out.
yesterday being the anniversary Of the
Coronation his Majesty the Emperor of
Russia, the Deputies of the Jewish nation.
in the Kingdom Of Poland, Messrs. Mich
ael Etcnger, Wolf Cohen, and Sachra
Needing, were admitted to an audience of
the Emperor, for the purpose of cougratu-
lating him on his accession to the throne of
Poland, and assuring him of their attach
ment to bis august person.
j. is said, that the opening OF the Session
oi the Chambers will be still further delay
Ell, and that it will not take place till the
9th inst. The cause Of this, may be to al
low time for the complete assembling of
the Ministry Orders have been transmit
ted to M. Naubianc, who is at present at
M-rseilley, where he exercises the func-
tlous Of Project, to come 20 Paris as spec
Oily as possible.
According to news from Italy. Madame
Pauline BorghCs Sc is still at the baths mt
Lucca, for the re-establishment Of her
health.
It's said thatshe purposes, when she has
recovered, to so to Rome to make arrange
meuts with her husband (from whom She
has separated, asevery one knOws) conccr-
nng her dowry. 1t remains tn be ascer-
tanned, if she will thus be allowed 10 tray
erse tie country at pleasure.
We have received letters FROM Saint AZ
Il