Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-02

as 1t would deprive them of the opportun,E
ty OF giving the French great moral les
son.
l am, my dear lori, &c.
WELLINGTON"
LONDON, October II.
We can now with the utmost con fder,.
lay before the public the following ou,r,I
OF the conditions Of the Treaty OF Pear.
Just agreed upoa ut Paris. Our reads
may place on 1T implicit reliance us Cor
ing from the best authority.
See E.riyucts from the Nat. .fd7,.
he terms Of the treaty were fnally
greed upon before the Emperor of Ppsy
went TO Brussels. A rough drought of II.
treaty was then signed by the Minister y
all the powers. But the formal and actr,,
treaty is not vet executed.
1t is not true that Calais and Dunk,
are to be occupied by The English, or Ih,,
the works at Chcrbourgh are to be Il.
strovcd.
The payment of the contribution of Q,
millions sterling, is what is thought will
most veX and distress the French. ThaI
government is beginning. by all sorts of ey'
amples and praises, TO encourage the peo.
pie Immediately to pay their parts of thi,
impost.
A letter of the 5th inst. dated Par,
trorA person of high character, and well
informed of what is gong on in Madr;I
states, that accounts have been receives
by Fcrc'inand's Ministers, that at length the
flame OF Liberty had penetrated to Linz,
and that in consequence Of insurrectins
tAere, Niceroy Abascai and the other Fer.
nentist Authorities have prccipit teiy Del
ms perfectly accords with our former I'D.
vices from that quarter.
he accounts OF the Duke of Wellinr
ton having been lately hooted out of III,
klng OF frances box at the Italian The,-
tire, in Paris, is perfectly correct. This
bog IS exclusively reserved for the royqlfa-
mi.y and it seems that the Duke havirr
gone TO the Theatre in complimentto Ca
iani, her husband showed him into il. his
Grace not knowing whose it was.
Murat, who had been organizing re.
bellion in Corsica. has been taken up. and
1t is understood he will be forthwith tried
by a Court Martial Carnot HIS received
passports from the Emperor of Russi.. the
Emperor of Austria. and the King of Prus.
sia.-l1e declined them for the present. &
remains upon his estates. The Emperor
OF Russia is said to have sent him letter
OF safeguard, in which he guarantees his
security.
Cfiie fortresses coded entirely by France. Lon.
Eau is the strongest Iii in the Department nftbe
Lower Rhine, eco miles from Paris, on Tie river
Coe.ch, and contains about 1000 inhabitants. Fragse
aequret ny the treaty ct Baden, exactly iol years
ago. Sarre Lousis in the Departme Of the Mo
seiie, abort so miles from Mentz, and g a command.
ing frontier position on the river S.rre. Pi,iIinre.
vile Is fortified town in the Ariennes, about i9o
mics { ON Paris and not far from Mons II was
formerly called COrbieny. Nuremberg is in the
same department, and about ten niles from Chsrls.
mont Ners0'x is covering ratification to Swift
zeiland, situated near the Lake of Geneva Va.
Tenderness, city in ilainault, with 10000 inlial.
taais and one e tlic celebrated " rks of Vanhsn.
Louis XIV. to7k il by Storm in 1917 a. d It was lett
with France as a c0DGuJ ST b. the treaty of Nine.
guen. The Duke Of YORK too. it in 1895 Conds,
: miles from Va'eueenrcs on the confluence of tae
Sc!iel't and Haisne. s'rorS place. Maubeuge.
also acquired by the Treaty of Nimeguen, a1d Er''
tiled By Louis XIV. on the Sanbre. Laudr cy
on the same river, and only 100 miles from Paris
celebrated for many sieges, and very strong piacs
lie @Sueseoy, smaller bat remarkably strong
fortress. Nine miles from Valenciennes on the RI
yer Ronce. Owing Tots situation on wide plar,
It IS vei'y diifc" TO arproech il hosiile!y
Cambr~Y; The works about il are of considerable
force, and j; is also within 100 miles Of Paris.
Gvet and Ciarernont, close toe Their ON the
Meute, protected by the woi ks Of Vaubsn.
Metres in the Art!ennes, and on the same re
yer, twelve miles from
Sedan, the birtl-1lsce Of Turenre, celebrated
Tor IFS strong castle, its arscna!s IFS cannon foundry
and its manufactures.
Longwy, is in the Mosele department, and
seated on height about 5 miles from Lnxembur;
Gen. Clariayttook i, in 1899, and It was in the
some wear re-laken bY the French
Biiche, celebrated for the imprisonment Of orr
country men under the tyranny If Bonaprte. It IS
in the same department with the above, and 80
miles from Srashnrg.
Fort Louis, }ridge-head---a work OF equal inpor-
lance TO Fraoc aid Germany, rs a cautionary place,
concludes this catalogue.
October II.
The funls have risen still further this
day partly in consequence Of the plenty Of
money in the city, of the issue of eight or
nine millions of half yearly interest on the
stocks now making by the banks but
more particularly in consequence of the
treaty of peace being finally adjusted
Omnium is nearly 2 per cent premium.
The Duke Of Wellington, from the part
he has acted in the remov Of the pic
lures, has incurred no small share OF the
odium Of the French.
PARIS, Oct. 8.
General Count Grunder, Reporter in
the affair of Na;,shal rre,, s,,f,;srtI him