Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18

| AheJ are 10 DC erected IN the city
inhabitants.
The Monks OF la Trappe have re.est,-
| biished themselves in Bretagne and =, Aic.
nebelie. 1t will be recollecteJ that we a".
nounced some time back the junction Of
the once notorious baron Geramb with the
above order
Count Viomenil, on taking his oaths,
said" 1t is with all the fflct;ons of nv
soul swear, and know his msies,v
doubts not the sincerity CT my oath" Ths
elevation Of this faithful nobicn,an Ia tn.
faction.
W., PARIS, JOY 25.
we hear from Lyons, that the f.mors
Count Bsgnano, who was cn,.denr,d 20
hard labor for life, has poisoned h;mscls.
merely terminating life OF rr at and glo-
rious actions, by committing forgeries and
Madame Talma received two thousand
francs Tor her benefit at the Theatre Fran>
Gals.
One of the Journals announces that a
lnuIauo' a nephew of PeIicn, IS expected
eminent.
4 great number of English families have
placed their children in the schools Of Pa
ris.
man was condemneSAto two wears
imprisonment yesterday FOL. wearing tbe
cross OF the legion of honor without autho--
rity. 'N''''
we learn from Berne, that the continu-
alre OF the rains, and the arcun,ul alton of
.he waters tor want of proper drainage.
nave caused new devastat;ons in yar,ons
parts of the continent.
ihe small town of Nyden YVES inundated
Tor several days by the OVERLOOKING Of the
IheiIle. Counsellor Luter-au and M. de
Munault de Thcune have been sent by the
government in order to enquire into the
disaster and to apply remedy. Il is adj
oed that Neuvevile, and several ether
places near the Lake Of Bienne and Lake
Norat are similarly crcumstanced.
Inc Courses Of the rivers Thielle ard
DToi' between the three lakes are no lon-
ger VISIBLE the low plains are submerg-
ed. In the vicinity of Berne, the Aar rs
passed IT'S ordinary limits, and inunla.ed
tiers.
In the mountainous districts the sn,w
mas not Yet melted: the Alps a. e w:ti,oue
verdure, & the cattle which in sl,e n.c,tf.
OF May used to cover some mountain,, re
man sorrowtuiy in the stables and byrcs.
ana are kept alive at great cxp.rcs. Ii
the valleys of the Alps the torrents have
greatly Increased, and done much dam
age.
Inc Question upon the right Of nherl-
rance to the Duchy of Pouillon, VIII ch th,.
congress OF Vienna have referred to q
Comnittee Five, was decided. IN de Iss
inst. at lie psc. in favor of Prince Oh r,s
Alan OF Rohan Montbasson, by mai ~
NY OF four to one. Among the claimants
was Admiral D'Auvergne OF the BIRTHS,
ravy, who, we rather think. stasds On
Ion. "0u"
woman who united to the mania If
NEEDING in politics, that of wishing to
discover secrets, by means of MAGNETISM
ana somnamoulism, employed several pcr-
cons 10 collect secrets of a nature ntcres-
,'hs 10 government, end CONN unic atins.
her pretended discoveries t. some well die
poseo functionarles but as in her zeal.
"nether true or false, she placed neither
measure nor discretion, she became the
spirit OF some inferior intrieuers. who. tn
augment their salaries, soupht on,v 70
multiply reports without any reg rd tn
their veracity. One of the means invent.
ed by Some Of these agents, was 10 address
letters TO different pers ms, al d then nre-
tending to intercept Their, send them IN
the woman, who did not fill to make rec
o. them. The ostsusible contenis of IT,.
letters were generally insignific ant, tut
holding them to ti1e fire, I ere appeared
words written with sympathetic NIX ch
rendered the supposed correspondence
suspected OF bad intentions, or wia kcd ma
oh'nations. The arrest and imprisonment
OF some persons to whua these LIT -
were addressed, without their know sder.
afforded clue to this intrigue. The prin
cipa' agents are in p isou, and banded over.
70 the tribunals. aRd the persons pre-
vously arrested have been set at Hber-
ty.
The following is the oath taken By tbs
marshals of Frrnce.-
" swear, before God, nv Creator m
the faith and law hold from bin, and ca
my honor, we'll and loya1- to serve tl,e
king h Ire pres Mt, IN the Office of M.fsh
OF France, with which the said lord b,s
twisted me that ! will have no under.
stan 'iNg or privacy with any person what.
socvcr to the prejud ce cf h a. and his tino-
com, and that If j hear Of any thing urS
Judici1 20 him, will reveal it; th9f Z
WIZ cause 20 live in good order. jrstice 2:
discipline, the military who now are ~
may be in pay or service that I vii! cra~
vent them from ipjuring the people q. u.~
subjects OF the snid lord, end viii csrss.
them to observe the ord'nanees issued t.,
the said military that vii cause nne,
lsment, justice and correction 70 BE- irair:
ed upon them, such as NAV No an r-.,r