Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
On Saturday arrived at this port, the
French frigate Eurydice, Capt. Minard. in
% days from Brest, having on board His
Exceilency Hyde Dc Melville, envoy ex-
traordinary and minister potentiary,
from the Court of France to the United
States, and family; together with Messrs.
Petry. consul for n. Orleans the Mar
quis Firigere, consul for Baltimore De-
valnais, consul Tor Boston Angeluci, vice
consul for Portsmouth /; Bourguenay, at
tached TO the Legation and Buchet de
Marrsny, vice consul.
The Eurydce is Considered the finest
fig te in the French navy. She sailed
from Hrest on the l7,h of May, at which
period no political events of Importance
had occurred in Europe. We have been
politely favored with the following items
The session Of the chamber of de, uties
had terminated and was prorogued to the
lst of October next. Some changes had
taken place in the Ministry. Count de
Vaublanc, late Minister of the Interior
was appointed minister of state, and mem
Der of the PRIV council NJ. Lame, late
president of the chamber of deputies, mi
mister of the Interior and the chancellor
D'Amhray, provisional minister of justice
Count Barbe NJ, .rbois had resumed his
functions as president of the chamber Of
accounts.
Gen. Bertrand had been condemned to
death, FAR confumace.
Some attempts had been made to disturb
the public order, in two communes of the
department de LTsere some seditious
persons, misled by ignorant chiefs, wished
to hoist the standard of revolt and take
Grenoble by surprise but these tumults
had been quelied by some attachments of
regular troops and National guards. The
ring,eaders were in custody. Gen. Donna
dieu displayed on this occasion great en-
ergy and devotion 10 the cause of the king.
The zeal of good citizens has shewn itself
so as to prove TO the factious. that hence
forth they may in vain attempt to trouble
the tranquility enjoyed at last by the
French people, under the paternai govern
ment of their king. A soldier of the ex>
imperial guard, lately from Eiba, was a
mongst the first 10 fire on the revolters,
crying out " long live the king"
TIE marriage of her Royal HighAess the
Princess Caroline VITA the Duke of Berry,
was celebrated at Naples on the 24.h Of
April. She. was expected to arrive at
Marseilles about the goth of May.
At 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning, a roy
al salute was fired from the frigate, and
federal salute was returned from the fort;
after which, His Excel.ency landed under
a discharge of cannon from the frigate.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Capt. Holdridge, from How're, touched
at Ushant, where he obtained London pa
pcrs Of the 9TH of May, which he politely
furnished to the Editors of the Mercantile
Advertiser. The London Gazette of the
18th of May contains the marriage (Which
took place on the 2d> of Her Royal High
ness the Princess Charlotte Augusta,
daughter of the Prince Regent, with his
Serene RICHNESS Leopold Frederick, Duke
of SAKE. Margrave of Nielsen, Landgraye
of Thuringuen, Prince of Cobourg of Saal-
field. The Royal family, and the Ambas-
sailors and Ministers from foreign states,
were present on the occasion. After the
conclusion of the marriage, the park and
tower guns were fired, and the evening
concluded with other demonstrations of
joy.
The same paper contains the appoint
meut OF Prince Cobourg, to be General
in the British army.
London, May 8.
Prices Of StockS.-Consois, 81 1-4-Om-
The dispute between Austria and Bava-
ria, has been adjusted.
Six'y~s villages in the Great Werder
in EibiDg, have been laid under water by
dreadful inundation.
BY the brig Sphynx, Capt. Macomb, in
IS days from Leghorn, the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received a co.
py of the following Treaty, between Great
Britain and the Bey Of Tuus, concluded on
the 18th OF April, 1916.
(cOPY,)
EXINO UTH
Declaration Of His Highness Mahmoud
Bashaw, Chief Bey Of Tunis, the well
guarded city, and the abode Of happiness,
made and concluded with the Right Hon.
Edward Baron Exmoutn, Knight, Grand
Cross of the most Honorable Military Or
der of the Bath. Admiral of the blue Sqna-
dron, and commander of his Britannic Ma
jesfy's sh ps and vessels in the Mediterra-
mean.
In consideration Of the deep interest ma
infested by Ills Royal Ifighness the Prince
Regent Of England, for the termination of
Christian slavery, His Highness, the Bey
of 'Tunis, in token Of his sincere desire, to
maintain inyol able, his friendly relations
with Great Britain, and in manifestation