Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-18

"I hope that hereafter they viii, not be
n=ccss try, aud that his NJ ljesty, Louis
Eighteen, will : have one day to repent
of being deprived OF the assistance of &c.
o30 Spaniards, who would have regarded
rn;l defended his cause as their own, and
will always alfhrd a prompt support 20
gon9 Frenchmen.
" hive the honor to be, with particu-
lar consideration, your Excellcncy's very
humble and obedent servant,
(Signed)
"The CoNDE DEL ABIssAL."
The demonstrations of an English gen
tleman of the name of Kean, at Paris, was
mentioned in our paper some days ago
The following confirmation and further
details have Just been received: "On
Tuesday evening, between eight and nine
o'clock, Mr.. Kean and Mr.. Clugstop, two
Eng ish gentlemen. went out together for
walk upon the Boulevards. AS these
gentlemen were passing along, one OF them
accidentally trod upon the foot of a person
who had the appeacanee or French gen
tleman, and he expressed himself very i'm
patiently, although he was told the trivial
offence was entirely accidental. a crowd
was soon collected to the spot AMI created
some confusion, in the course of which Mr..
kean unhappily received wound in his
left side from cane sword. Soon after it
was inflicted, person III plain clothes was
deserved brandishing such weapon, ex
clsiaing at the same time Jc SrliS I'm Of
fcier Francois !" and it was very probable
that this wss the person who inflicted the
wound. He is supposed not to be the same
whose foot was trndden upon /; ne, howe
yer. got away in the confusion, ana has not
yet been heard of. Mr.. kean was very
H.. ID,
absent quarter of an hour altogether. On
his arrival, DIR. Tupper was sent for. who
Immediately declared the wound Though
very smal) to be OF a most dangerous ma
ture. Under al the existing circumstances,
he suggested the propristy of calling in
some other medical gentlemen to act with
him. This suggestion was of course i'm
mediateiy attended TO, and DR.. I. sent for
NJ. Dupertrie. French surgeon of emf
hence, whose opinion corroboratcd that
which the former gentleman had already
pronounced, and which was, unfortunately,
but too well founded. Dr.. Hume was af-
forwards called in. but nothing more could
be done than had already been attempted
for the purpose of affording eff ctual re-
lief, and M. kean died about ten o'clock
ON Thursday morning" The Duke of
Wellington has offered a considerable re-
ward for the discovery of the murderer of
Mr.. Kean On the b ,ulevards. (Mr. Kean
was the most distinguished Tragir Ac!or On
the LoAdon Boards. Enquirer.
London. SER. II.
On Friday the reduction of the ROYAL
Marine Corps commenced, when a good
number of men were discharged from the
Portsmouth Division. They entire CorDs
is to consist of only 5000 men--150O at
Salli af tine four Divisions.
hl9ia.-Calcutta Journals have reached
US to the end of April. The contradict the
report mentioned in those previously re-
ceived of tue suspension of hostilities in Ne
paul, and contain details of further success
es on the part of the Company's comman-
ders. The fort Of Taraghur surrendered
on the It'll February, to Colonel Cooper's
detachment, and the garrison became pri-
soners of war. Col. Kelly had succeeded
in establishing himself on the Jumpta hill,
and the speedy fall of Jumptaghur was
conceived to be a necessary consequence.
1t was reported that the Rajah of BelIas-
poor, who had hitherto adhered to the for
tunes of the Gorkalis with unexampled
perseverance, began to waver; and that
few Gorkalis had deserted to our army.
A body ofplunderers from the NePaul coun-
try had entered the district of Buchawcr, s.
burnt a number of the villages. They were,
however, finally driven back by body of
volunteers assembled by a Mr.. Cummings
Ummer Sing was closely blockadcd at
Mallown, by General Ochterlony. In the
night of the 18th of January an infamous at
tempt was made ON the life of Maj. Rough
sedgs by an assassin, employed for the
purpose by the Gorkah Chief. The villain
contrived to get within the lines, and ac-
tlally entered Major Roughsedge's tent,
but the Major being fortunately absent, he
carried eff the Majors pistols, and pro-
duced them in the Gorkan camp, as
proof of his having endGavoured to accom-
psh VIII It he had undertaken. In a second
attempt he was taken and put in irons. -
On the I'd Of February Lieut.. Thomas's
post at MooIwaDec was attacked by from
$500 to 600 Gorkalis. After desperate
contest, during which they burned the sta
bling aud huis erected by the servantsand
camp-fellowers. they were rcpulsed with
the loss of thirty men left dead on the
field, besides several wounded prisoners,
and great many more both wounded and
slain, whom they carried away. Lieuten-
ant Thomas cut down three Gorkahs with
his own hand. On the British side five Sc
poys were killed and forty-two wounded
some Of the latter since dead. There were
besides several of the camP-folowers Kill
ed and wounded. A general promotion
has taken place in the aEs4g in India. Or
ders had arrived out for ne transfer Of the
Dutch forts to the officers Of the King of
the Netherlands.
Yesterday morning about half past o.
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