Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

has perfect knowledge OF all the occur
lcnces of our short campaign, he is enab ed
TO afford such Information as your lordshp
may be pleased 70 rcqu re OF him.
He will be charged with the banner or
standard of Kandv, to be laid, with my NEST
humble duty, atthe feet OF his Royal High
ness tAe Prince Regent.
London, .f7lpuat /.
i is reported at Paris, on the credit of
letters from Milan, that Gen. Bellegarde
having lately discovered an intrigue in ia
your OF Bonapartc, ordered IL Of the per-
sons concerned in it to be iInmed lately ex-
ecut"d, while the rest were condemned to
the galies.
The persons mentionedi in The Times of
Friday last, as having been condemned in
Spain as Liberales, are not the deputies to
the Cortes the members Of the Regency,
or the secretaries Of state, or sny of those
distinguishes, persons who still grcan in the
dungeons Of Madrid, but they are lcspecta-
bile merchants and inhabitants OF Corunna,
who wished to establish there a club, SINH
lar 70 some in England. for the purpose of
publ + dis ussion, and supporting The con-
stitution.
A considerable reduction in cur naval
force IS to take place Immediately four
teen sail OF the line ard nineteen frigates are
said to be paid OF at Portsmouth, hut FIVE of
the former and SIX of :he latter 1t is said
will be re- commissioned, and manned en-
tirely by men who NAV volunteer TO be re-
entered. 4 great number cfsmaller YES
sells are also to be put cut CT commission.
1t is SID that the Prince of Canine hav-
ing retired to n country house between
CRANBERRY and MntmiIan, sent to Count
Bubra TO ask passport under fictitious
name, and for person who could not ap-
pear himself. The messenger was follow
cd and the house su' rounded by troops
1he Prince Of Canine tried in vain TO de-
ccive The AuStriais, and at .aSt avowed
himself to DE Lucien Bucuapar5e. Having
obtained his passport, he set out Cor Turin,
where the governor If that town has it is
said put an end 20 his travels.
Cure e',.- cri..ary, Saturday Morning.
The King OF TIE Netherlands has ven
the Duke OF Wellington the title of Prince
of Waterloo, with tie estate Of la Belle
Aiiiancc.
Paris papers to the goth nit. arrived en-
Tuesday. Marshal Macdonald, Duke Of
Iarcntum, has set out to take the cor
mand Of the army of the Loire, in The
place of Davonst. who has arriv, d in I..ris.
The submission Of that army, we may there
fore presume, IS complete. Macdonald
whose loyalty and integrity may be reli 1
upon, Will carry into effect the arrange
uents made for its future fate. The pa
pers state, that i is to be distributed among
the several garrisons.
BY the PARIS papers of Thursday and
Friday, 1t appears that General Clauscl.
VINO had tie command ct Bordeaux, hHs
at length proclaimed his submission to the
king, bat never was il done with worse
grace. In an address to his soldiers, he
refers to the example set by the army OF
The Loire, m mounting the white coCkade
and colours, which he stiles the greatest
sacrifice hitherto made by the French ar
my"
London, .Haeu3t There was scarce
~ any business transacted yesterday on the
Stock EZchaugc and we are sorry to
find, that the little that was done had til
effect Of depressing the consols one eighth
per cent. The emigrdtious to Paris, the
daily draughts from this country, the I'M
favourable state # exchange, tie stagna-
ton Of trade, and the consequent nIer-
camille endorsements, all conspire to
paraiyse speculation, and to keep the funds
below par, notwithstanding the temptation
to purch9s stock, which will at the pres
ent prices, pro uce about FIVE ard a half
per cent. interest.
The Duke ofWellinoton has written
letter to the pr feet If Police, that he had
given permits ion t. his troops to assist the
farm r in CITING n the harvest, and that
he had BESIDES offered the Wagons Of the
army to convey the corn. The measure
is most humane, &C The events of the war
had very much reduced The number ofhor
SEES in France, aud the regulations rss-
pecting the naton1i guards removed q
number ofhusbandmsn from their ordinary
occupations. This arrangement VII give
employment to the troops, and remove them
from the dangerous and consolidating dis
siDetions of Pars.
We have given copious extracts from
the Paris papers Of Monday, Tuesday, and
"Wednesday last. and We gret that they
do not give any intelligence on either of the
points so particularly interesting, and 50
earnestly looked for Et the present mo
ment. We m an the new arraug ments
wish respect 70 France, anil the disposal Of
the French army. We find some mott. G.
respecting the positions Of the different
corps Of this army but nothing conveying
a satisfactory indication Of It's general syi-
rit. One Of che papers hints at A consider