Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

Gl,an obtaining Satisfactory answers, suf-
! tered them to continue their wals. Three
persons cannot be seen warmly engaged in
conversation 'rithou- awakening the at,cn
! ;.on % the police.
" What aeightens the perp,exiv q tie
, Court, IL ,ha, .hey 4 str1st all arcunt them
NJ. IL Cazcs, who WAS So -isi,nt'v sri f,c-
! Iuently assaled IN the liausa ut Deputies,
IS stu undermined by the Anscu'cn.c par
ty. In ht of Disgust, he f-% days
since of red his resignation, which TIE
King declined, recommending him. howe
yer. a less lenient system for the future
Since a reign Of clemency." said his ma
jesty, "caanot teach the hearts of my sub
iects. will arm m: sc!s with infexble Sc.
verify
" a scene of blocdshed, indeed, may he
expected, should things take a favorable
torn for the Royal cause. The people Con-
tirus famiSh, d fnr news. The literary ca
hinets are constantly til,d The English
pape are sought for and read with ca
gerness. and the issue Of our debates In
Parliament are looked Scr with anxious So
lc,tuic.
"Wers YOU here at the period Which
preceded tho memorable 20th of March,
iS15s 1t you were, YOU eau forTn AN ex-
-
this Ionmen5'
[Re'rarts tram tie I.ort'sn Sfqr--Al-
Though we s1mctines lsy before our read
ers private letters from PARIS, We are far
from beiieviag them entitled to full conf
dencc-~and for the pla.nest reason, the
pubic funds stiii maintain their price and
90 US 1t appears impossible that pubic ere
dit could be ,naitsine'i, We're the public
peace or internal tranquility in in .mnent
danger. Tue 8 rssps uf privste letters
serves, however, to exhibit a picture of
pehlic warmers, andn unfrequently to Iii
rect attention to o. ieots ii which, Ia the pre-
sent state of thu French Press, we must o.
therwise remain i'll perfect isuorarce.]
Several regiments of British troops that
had been ordered home from France, have
rece ived ccunter-oreiers, and several CORPS
had been put in motion.
\ letter trom ST. Helena ssys, Bonaparte
discovered very little emotion when in
formed OF the deaths # Murat and Noy.
NEw-YoRK. Jaly 6
Lond9n Pahcre from cur London
Correspondents, we have this norairg re
ceived London papers ami the General
Shipping and Commercial List, one dav la
ter than were before received in this CITY
| Although the dates are not so late as have
been received in Boston, yet they contain
few articles, which we do not recoliect
to have seen.
The Prince Regent, in the name and On
the behalf of the King, has declared and
ordained, that his Serene Highness Leo
pold George Frederick. Duke of SAKE,
Mlrgrave of Nielsen, Langrave of Thu
ringun, Prince Of Coboli.g of Saalfeld,
consort of her Royal HigIness the Princess
AM Ea 4
enjoy, during the term OF his natural life,
III all assemblies nr meetings whatsoever,
the prct edence and rank following, that is
To say: btfofe the Lord Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and all
other great officers, and before the Dukes
(o'her than and except the Duses cf the
Blood RuyaD ana all other Peers OF the
Realm"
Oar latest paper natices, among other
late trials before the courts of justice at
Paris, one which had excited particular in
terest, III consequence ofits connection with
the private history OF Bonaparte Tx
circumstances of the case are briefly Thee
--.On the night Of tie 21st Of June, lGI5.
Bonaparte sent for Broker and through
him obtlned posse ssion of 90. 900 p junds
sterling OF the publ, money Of france
The monty was Immediately exchanged
for drafts Oh hous. in London = and tie
drafts were paid while napart. was on
board the Be;croplon. The ol&ect of the
suit is, to compel the Broker to- refund the
amount to the Treasury of France. The
result is not yet snown.
The society of Surgeons /ar Paris, as is
stated in the late address 70 Louis the 18TH,
was incorporated IN the yfar 1855 more
than five and half centuries ago!
II is SAID that the celebrated Baron Ge-
ranb has become Mink of La Trappe,
at Laval, in Frarce.
Ii is stated in the london Evening Star,
that more than five - ,usand able seanen
have emgrated to Aaierica since the ter
animation CT the war.
Translated FIR The Rdston Palladium, from
Portuguske hatcrs.
81 skELoMA, April 30.
An ofIicer Of the Hkeet of Lord ExInCuth,
in letter written "a friend, dated the
9th of April, states What follows:
All our affairs with Algiers have been
satisfactorily settGd. We have made her
sign peace witty Sardinia, and on the
same terms authorizations as that existing
with Great Britain, and have made her
sign another Sith Naples similar TO that
she has with Portugal, with the exception
of not givipglher half million of dollars,
,,,ay 81 1o,.o, s.,