Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

Treaty has vet been stoned. Probably.
however, some arrangements or instrument
amounting tothe same thing. has been ac-
oeeded 70. il is scar civ possible To doubt
this. rs the Allied Soversigns would not
quit Paris and leave their work unGnish-
ed.
Tbs Emperor of Austria serof' for Di-
n, 90 FRIDAY last, accompanied by the
King OF Prussia, and IT IS said the srape-
'cr OF Russia will Join them there. 1t is
sad that the states Of Italy are 70 as
sembie in diet similar 10 that Of Ger
many, ard that the Emperor cf Austria
- 10 be declared hsir chief. by the IL
tie OF " Protector Of the h5eTties Of /
tuIy.' -
The Pope, in a manifesto, complains Of
the E'nperor's not y. storing the Papal pos
5 ssions. His Holiness complains too, that
the King Of France does not restore Ayir-
non and Nenaissin while he praises the
kindness Of the Emperor Of Russ and the
Res Mt Of England, neither OF chem Ca
tholics.
The following conditions Of peace are
SAL TO have been agreed upon:
The different allied powers are 10 leave
Us 600 troops TO be supported for Z years
at the expenoe of France.
Frai &c TO paw wir contribution, which
some state at 600. 9th, rs at 600, and others
at 900 lions.
All the pictures and statues removed
from foreign countries 20 be restored.
Cuambrav, Landau, and some u,hsrpor
tiors of territory t. be cedfd
Sew Y T rtres ses to be cccupi.d bv
thu Al es until the complete psvment Of
{ c 60 tribu'ions. l. i hoped, however.
tina Ii l. AID SIR sburgh, The cccupe ticn
OF which were first demanded. W II not
be among the number.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
By the brg On n, Capt. Hicks, who
arrived at this pert On SATURDAY.. in II
days ftom Dublin, the Editors IF the Mer-
cantle Advertiser have received paners
from that city 70 the 9Th OF October, en-
tanning London dates to the 4th. These
papers inform Us OF = serious revhluton ha
wig hroh cut in Spain, and Of new trou
bieS in ireland.
The following extracts comprise the
most important Of their contents
Dublin, Oct. 7.
In the ncighborhooA Of Wilton. in this
! county. upwards Of 50 rufTians asscn.ble d
AID administered to each other Illegal
osths.
Monday lat. Lieut.. General Myrick,
| (who is appointed to command the pro
claimed courties) rrivei here s. ON Clon-
M II land already he has made, in concert
with General Barry and the magistrates,
the following disposition of the troops,
viz.
The 74'h regt. 700 strong, are ordered e.
be can'oued in this ccunty-H. Quarters TO
be 1t Nathkale. They are to leave this to-
MORROW.
Tie 81 battalion, s8th regiment, under
TIE command of Major Dunn, are ordered
ON this frrison to De stationed at Glare
Cast e-First division moves t. morrow.
tie 74.h regt. are to be replaced here
by tue esd II ghlanders, under the com
niand OF Col. Cresgh, and the seth, by the
Leitrim mil tia.
nc 14th regiment, marched hence for Pal
lis Kenny.
Ptrius Singer. Esq. Deputy Comm s3a-
ry General, has arrived here to make ar
rangements for tn troops that are TO be
cautioned IN every part of the county Of
LIue-iek
DEIlhngar, oct. IS.
We regret to state that the same spirit
OF ciscontent which has been manifested in
the counties Of Tpperary and Limerick,
AID has for some time past suAsilel In his
quarter, has ncwIe-appeared with renew
cd vigOr.
London, oct. /.
1t appears certain tn h, 7 rrandst
authorities recovered their poN j. Cor
unna, but We know nothing Of this h4Ying
happe ell a. Ferrol, Batangos, * nor is
there any certai1 &C cunt Of Poflie, Lavlrf,
been dele ted. In tn pr set situsti u Of
SPAN, 1t Is no, surprising tiat Corunna
should again fall into the hands of til. Y =
nandis's, when We cons d ,r tn nuence Of
the CIS gY over The minds Of the peooIe of
Span, but the temporary possession OF this
place by The Old au nor es, does rot Ell
feet IN, rs at large.
The intentions with which Porlier Was
cXpe tel 10 ave Ccru We knew by
ou' former tdvces. He knew the rpor-
t re- q ns s nj g., stu I d a few
leagues from Corunna. th.t be ng the resi-
d-nce IS he most opli Mt Clergy Ct Spain,
nd consequent Y uld the n.ore INN d.
ate influence Of Ferlinand, against whose
oppression his pr Cts were directed. This
opu NJ arises ont Of the popul r belief
placed in the great miracle &c S ntiago
n v'rg FOUGHT Il b tie of CT vieo a.
INST the Mcor5 on behalf & King Rami
70. tnd certainly vi sn We Yesterday alu-
dcd t. this legend. we had li't,e idea Of
hearing to-day, that the same Saint had a.
g.'n covered the Royal cause with his
shield.
PARIS PAPERS.
IRON THE GAZETTE oFFIc1hL1
ORDINANCES OF THE KING.
Lu.s, by the grace of God, King of
France and Navarro, to all whom these
presents shall come, greeting.
We have ordered, and do order what