Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
{ T, dnslated FIR tie baltimore Patriot.
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VIENNA, S,pts.
According 10 arrangements made between Eng
land aud Austria, Commissioners from the latter
have taken possession of The Daimatian or Ragusin
Islands OF a5ozzo, Calaruo,ts, Suispara, Meie,a.
Curzola, Zagosta snd Lis n, which the English have
been in possession of until the present time, aud
which hereafter constitute part otDalmatis
Unsupported, that here WIS concluded On the Alb
Jolly, Convention among the Allied Powers, by
which the lonian Islands will form Republic, un-
der the pr0tectien OF Great Britain.
The Empress will, in few days, leave this Cor TIA
IL AT the same time, the Arci-Duchess Maria Lon
isa, Nillrepair to Parma her son will remain with
us. If nothing prevents Il, a.l the Imperial Family
OF Austria, viii soon find themselves at Milan.
PARIS, Sept. %.
The Plenipotentiaras named by the dffsrentpow-
FOR TIE ligesng the declaration relative 70 the
affairs of France, are for France, Prince TaI!ey-
rand, Duke Alsefg and Baron Louis; for Russia,
Messrs. Razomouskv and Capo! istria for Austria
the Princes Schwartzenberg and N;etternc. for
England, the lords Wellington and Castlereagh !;
and for Prussia, SIessrs. de Hardenburg de Hum
.bodt and Cen Gneizeneau.
MILAN. Sept p.
1nents iorpubic instruction in his Territories. and
has sent the instructors, with all their scholars liO
are not inhabitants, Ont Of ISIS states
LoNDoH, Oct7.
We received this morning Brussels papers TO the
Emperor of Austria 10 Italy, asd remain 1t Milan
as Nicsroy About $1,000 Russian troops had
marched through Mannheim, their return home,
prior to the 26th last. The report that they had
been ordered b. halt, is only true with respect to the
cavalry, which, it said, to remain for the pre-
sent in France.
/ Or "Wednesday, sir James Yeo arrived in town
'rem America--he is appointed to the command Of
the Ineonstapt liigste, in which he viii shortly
proceed to the coast OF Atica-a number Of steam
10.
don.
Parisp papers Of the 4th, "Wednesday arrived this
morning. The Official Gazette contains a Circular
letter from VI Vaubanc, tie new Minister OF the
interior, 10 the Pref cts of the partments. II
urges them TO prosecute and rspress, with all pos
sibe diligence those agitators who circulate reports
Of the reestabIishmtnt OF tt,es and fcuds rights,
or the violation Of property secured by the Charter.
These tbe ayofite topics originally used by the
s7ctnns to excite elanor aud dscOntent against the
government of I.nuis XVIII. and tie new Minister
sanxious put the Preitcis their susi, against
She repetition OF the same Vaccinations.
Wehave received by the .9tnora, London dates
u 70 Oct 3, but which are totally barren OF news
they eontain accoant5 from Paris to the 5ti, STA
tug that the treaty ha been sgned but not made
public. An aineliorsuon OF spme Of its hard co1di-
TONS on Frarce, was said 10 have been brought
bout by The influence of the Russian Monarch J.
was report at Baulogle, TIA, that place is 10 bet
sNiisOned hy rr 500 English, and that the garii-
n o's Of Calais and Duukirk, ere to be composed Of
Foopsof the same nation. Among The emgran,s
nm freuce to the T. States are the ilmlias Of
nhrshal ilmrr, aud ut Col. Labcdoyt re, and It is
~ Marshal n will follow with bis whole est,b-
'hnent, should he be 20 iunate enough TO escape
'''sng, for his reasonable conduct % Louis iStl.
Bosfcn Gazette.
1.-THE time Captain Austin, in tie Gflad Turk,
ed from Marscillts, Oct 4, there we're 1910
egn troops, consulting Of Austrsus 5cilians, and
We 10Th British regiment, quarter q in and about
INsfilles, hut u lid not seem that thc loyalty Of
French people US tliai quarter, Who have ever
en considered rs the best subiccs of kIns Lonis,
'hkely tohc increased by the conunaance ofihcsc
"oopS among them Boston y. yldU.