Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
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FHUsn H.d.uBURGH.
We have been favored with Hamburger
papers to the 4th of Oct. containing Londcn
dates to Sept. %, and Paris to Sept. S5.-
Mr.. Railier has obliged US with the follow
ing transiationS
Paris, Seht. IS. =
Yesterday was fixed for the departure
OF the Allied Sovereigns, but it is now de-
cided they are to remain longer.
All the Ministers have resigned--and
new appointments have become necessa-
ry.
1t is said M. Grosbois viii be appointed
Minister of Justice.
Fouche has gone to Dresden, leaving
his Secretary to tran act his business.
fouche addressed letter to the King,
requesting his dismission from Office. He
boosted of his loyalty, but complained that
a system of things had returned, in
"rlch he could not consent to serve as an
agent.
The Duke of Angouleme has returned to
Paris.
The two Russian divisions of Infantry,
and the division ofCavalry, which remain
In France, will occupy the departments of
the Name. Upper Marne, the Maisse and
Meurthe. Gen. Sounanoff will command.
Those with Gov. Alopcus will take their
residence at Nantz.
The Austrian garrison at Lyons, is l6, 900
strong.
Talleyrand proceeds in negotiating the
peace.
Suchet. Duke of Albufera, has disbanded
his army and asked leave to reside at Pa
ris.
Count Alava has been accredited as
Spanish Minister at our Court.
The Prussian commander at Rcnnes has
levied large contribution, receivable Oc-
tober 5.
London, Sent. 90.
The Prussian commander ut Pars, ba-
ron Muthing, has published, that until the
murderer OF Kean, an Englishman, was
discovered, he should levy daily contribu-
ton OF 1000 francs on the Cit zens OF the
Boulevards Of Coblentz.
hean was an army contractor. He had
an amour and afterwards dismissed his
mistress, who threatened to be revenged.-
His body was found pierced with a
sword.
The dismissal of Fouche, caused fall
Of 19 per cent. in the French funds.
Disturbances increase in Ireland, and il
is said ten REGIS. of English militia are or
dered thither.
Hamburger, Oct. 3.
CHANGE OF MINISTERS IN FRANCE.
Letters from Paris of the 25th ult. saw.
the recent Ministerial changes may be said
to form the greatest epoch in the reign of
Louis 10. Parties have measured their
strength, and the Angoulemes are victori-
Gus. Although Fouche and Talleyrand
may be sincere in their support of the king.
yet they were considered men whose poll.
tics could not heartily be confided in. 1t
was known the Bonapartists looked upon
them as their Chiefs, SO far as REGARDED
shielding them from punishment, as thew
had been equally guilty. They had both
been temporizers and intriguers, & Fouche
had given offence to the allies by his private
Circulars.
The state of France continues gloomy.
The treasury is not furn shed. Distur5au-
ces continue in the south, and the Austrians
have orders not to interfere between the citi-
Zens. On the Lower Loire there is a fer
ment, and an Instruction is expected. The
finances are exhausted. And the Leeisla-
ture which is about to meet, will have to
transact their business W tn Ministers with
whom they are unacquainted.
A letter from Paris says, the Jacobins
are Offended with Fouche for resign
ing.
October 4.
We can now with confidence inform our
readers that the Dehnitivc Treaty between
France and the Allies, is nearly concluded.
His Prussian Majesty has ordered that no
more of his troops shall be marched into
France, as peace is nigh.
Brussels, Scft. 81.
A corps Of $4,000 of the allied troops
have surrounded Lisle aud demanded It's
surrender.
SaUGry and LGHemand are said To have
sailed in the frigate Eurotas for Malta,
where they are to be detained as prisoners
of war.
The English Army we're TO commep-.
their march towards the Northern FIR
tiers OF France on the 18th or 10Th of
TENDER.
The Austrians are forming immeny
gaines, to provide for the camp at
The country Tor four or Eve Leagues