Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04

mis- lady, Savary, i Ailemand, Count Mon
tholon aud his lady were near Bonaparte !;
Sir George Cockburn asked them, If they
wished any thing before they sailcd9 Ber-
trand replied, that he wanted % packs of
cards, backgammon board, and u set of
dom!nas. Madame Bertrand required
some articles of furniture. One of the
French officers, nephew OF Josephine,
complained chat they had not kept their
word with Bonaparte, who expected to re-
side in England with his suite. Bonaparte
asked Lord Keith's opinion who merely
replied, that he must obey the orders he
had received from his government. Is. re-
qucsted q second interview /; Lord Keith
refused, observing, that he could give
lim little satisfaction, inasmuch as his
orders were peremptory, and ie was I'M
possible 20 make any change in the SEN
tencc which had been announced to
him. An officer who stood near OBJ
served, HAD you remained one hour lon
ger, Won would have been taken and sent
to Pars." Bonaparte turned his eyes up
or the speaker, but made no rep'y.
Sir George the next morning very early
went on board the Bellerophun, to inspec,
the baggage OF Bonaparte. 1t consisted of
two services of plate, some articles OF
gold, superb silver toilet set, books. beds,
board the Northumberland at ten O'Clock
At halt p 'st eleven Lord Keith came in the
Toanant'S cutter on board the Bellero-
phon to receive Bonaparte and those who
were to accompany him. y fore its arri-
|, ana afterwards, be conversed with
Captain Maitland and the officers of the
Bell-rlphon. lie then went on board the
cutter, and again took eff his hat to them.
Lord Keith received Oh boa d the cutter the
following persons Bonaparte, Bertrand,
lady, 3 children the Count and Coun-
tess Montholon and child Count Lascass-
cs Cen. Gourgand 9 men and three
female servants. Sivary appeared much
to dread the idea of being given up to the
French government, after. repeating that
the honor of England would not suffer
HIM 10 be sent to France.
At noon the Cuttercame alongside the
Northumberland. Bertrand was the first
who went on board Bonaparte followed
him. Assoon as he came OH deck he said
to SIR George Cockburn, q" | am under
yous orders" II bowed to Lord Lowther
and Mr.. Lyttleton who were near the
Admiral, and said something to them, to
which they replied He asked one of the
bGi cers in what corps he served. The Off
Ger replied, " In the artillery" "I sprang
from that service" Ge sors de ce service)
Bonaparte briskly replied. After taking
leave Of the officers who accompanied him
from the Bcllerophon, he went into the ca
bin, where besides his principal attendants
were Lord Keith, Admiral CoCkburn, Lord
Lowther, and the Hon. Mr.. LyttletOn.--
Lord Keith took leave of him and went
on board the Tonnant, Lord Lowther and
MIR. Lyttlcton remained and had CONVEX
sation of nearly two hours with him.
The Bellcrophon, the Tonnant and the
EurotaS returned to Plymouth bay on Tues
day. The Northumberland cruised off
that port the whole day, although the wind
was favorable. 1t is supposed that they
arc waiting the arrival of the Weymouth,
which was to bring them supplies the fol-
lowing day.
London, .4u8u8t 5.
Had Ronaparte been brought to the
Tower, 1t would not Ii I'VE been his first vi
sit 10 London. Whilst General Paoli re-
sided here, Bona parte, then very young
man, came over from France to solicit the
Generals interest to procure Tor him a
commission in the British army.
Madame Bertrand is not, rs has been
stated, the daughter Of the late Lord Dill
lon. That lady S father was count Dillon,
who was gui!lotined at Paris in 1893, for
his adherence to the BOur6ons. Her mo-
Their was the Countess LatouChe, Of Mar
Unique.
The residence of the duke OF Wellington
is at length fix d in Cheshire. Purchase of
land is SAID 10 have been agreed upon, con-
sis;ing OF about ID 900 acres. The mansion
is to be as splendid as 100000 pounds Can
make il.
Paris, .Auguat 10.
Letters from Amsterdam state, that the
stocks Of the u. States have advanced con-
siderably.
The King by special decree has re-
cosuized as part OF the national deDt. the
contracts and expenditures made by Bona