Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14

since IL had not been able to remain gool
and faithful.
The secret interrcg,tnries ofthe per-
sons to be tried tor treason have commenced
besre NJ. ID seze, the President of the
Court of Assize.
Ausereau died on the 12sh.
Our readers know that Bronze Horses
which were plsced on the triumphal arch
on the Place de Carrouscl, we're sent back
to Venice. The car and the two figures
by the side of it were LEFT behind, have at
length been taken down. To be sure,
car without horses. ami figures without a.
ny object produced an effect ridiculous G.
norgh.
Since writing the above we lave recei-
ed the Paris papers of SATURDAY last. They
are of little Importance, as our readers
will see b. the following extracts. YET
there is a curious case in tiem which de-.
serves 30 be classed among the Causes
Cele5rcs. 1t is the tri of fem lie for
having assisted man to commit suicide.
The man survived the wound and gave g
vi!enre OF the trial. detailing the Efforts
he hal ma &c to force the woman to plunge
a knife intohis breast. She was con iennei
to n years imprisonment.
PARIS, Janc II.
a Journal has announced that the Rtissi-
an Tariff is fixed for 9 years this i, not
So, but the importation of l9i iorsign arsi
c!es which are prohibited in the Tariff, is
forbidden for IL years. in order 10 favor the
Internal manufactures.
The meet ting of the Diet at Frankfort is
postponed, difficulties in the final adjust.
ment of the afI irs of Germany beng visi-
bic. The Ennerors of Austria, Russia,
and the X re of prussi, meet ut Topltz on
the 10th Of July. The King Of Bavaria Mss
l., i-cted the advice of his Ministers to re-
duce his army on the coptrary, he intends
to augment il. The maintenance of this
formidable military force is entirely owing
to the Councils of Eugene Rcauharnois and
| Priace \vrede. Bavaris leans more to The
side Of Austria than 10 that of ths northern
! powers.
PARIS, June Is.
The s ours DE- Bguix. the son and ne
p'ew of the A drniral Of that name con-
victed of having held sesit ous discourses
in the village Of Boune,ies, (5eine ct Or
se) were CONDEMNED on the goth of Nav
by the Tribunal Of Rambuiet to SIX
months Imprisonment. 500 francs fine, 70
he deprived of their pay a. retired Off
GERS during one year, and tn be placed for
5years und>r the surveillance OF the High
police.
Ertract. ofa trfvate letter from Leghora,
| dated Jure 4.
| The following is the deposition OF Ja-
| quss Villano, owner Of felucca, which
has arrived here from Bona, near Algars,
on the Barbary coast -
=" On the 23d OF May $50 barks of disTe-
| rent nations were, as usual. off Bona, fish
ing for coral. At day-5reas cannon shot
was heard. and at the same moment
great number of armed men, to the amount
! OF about five thousand. some OK them on
| horseback, issued from the town, and fell
| upon the seamen of the said barks who
were Oh shore, NJ assacreing all without
distinction Of hag. I cscaped srom the ma
sacre, because, being happily at dis
| lance from the town, had time to cmsark.
as we'll as three passengers only who have
| arrived with me, abandoning all our FISH,
Ing stores and provisiors. As far as
| could observe, calculate that about on.
hundred of the said vessels fell prey TO
the Algernes, with the greater part of
their crews. and that 800 nntn were killed
in this unexpected attack of I'll Sc barbara
ans. The brother of the Elglsh Vice
Consul. resident at Bona. saved himself
by flight. after being wounded. II appear
ed evident that the Algerine government
was party to this aggression, because the
cannon of the forts at Bona keptup "a
incessant fire on our barks."
Extract from ritter, dated 1larseilles,
18Th June.
'On the 9th May, (Day of Ascension)
an insurrection broke out at Bonnie, in At
RIGA. An the Foreigners employed in the
fishery there were mrssacrcd after the
close of the Mass. The English consul
has been assassinated. All the French
houses were pillagSd and laid waste. A
bout 500 wounded made their escape in
boats. and have arrived at Cagliari. 1t is
from them we have learned the details of
this horrible butchery. The number killed
is about 200. This news is authentic. 1t
has been given to the Office Of Health, up
on oath. by the master of a vessel arrived
from Cagliari. We know that this nsur-
rection has been caused by the discomfort
occasioned by the Treaties concluded late
ly between lori Exmouth and Algiers. We
must hope, for the honor & safety of Eu-
ropeans, that such crimes will be avenged
IN striking manner"
1t is understood that the Russian corps
of between ard 5000 men now embarking
at Cronstadt. for the purpose OF relieving
Russian troops to an equal amount III
France, will dsem5ark at III syrs.