Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

Princess Charlotte. His pleasing mamie 5
produced IA Invitation from the Princess,
with tie most p, rfeCt appreciation Of the
ladies OF her establishment u repeat h
visits, rs a tca-taSie companion at War
rs.cx-hoOss. I'he instant that Prince Lee
upeid tboaght he discovered that his Conn
ranv WIS agrt~abe to the Princess, he
waited upon the Prince Regent, ana in the
most manly and candid manner, stated tue
Gil umstances IN winch he was ploced, rs
Ii iicately ashe could. HIS ghnesS ;henad-
ned. that" proud as lie would b. such an
niu,t, ious ailispce, he came TO take the COM
ranls OF his Royal liighncsS TO quit tne
coun,y instantly if his prosecution of the
s-,ir did tot nee. win the entire and
cordial approx. tion of his Royal High
ness" The answer was what might have
ltea expected from the dictates ola gene
rcus and nasnanimouS breast. The +.
Regent gave n.s sanction to tho continu-
auce Of an intercourse which was COM
menced art. carried Ola upon such honora-
be principles. One part at the proposed
arrangements rnuyt at st be PECULIARLY
pleasing TO our National feelings tine
Princess Charlotte of Wales has expressly
stipulated that she shall nrv,r be token
out of the country without her tul and tree
Consent.
Hs M,iesty's ship Mindcn, of n guns,
Captain Mackav, recently arrived at
Portsmouth, from The East Indies, touch
ed at S.. Helena, and While wing there the
officers had frequent opportunities OF see
ing Bonap-rc. Two Gays previously to
her Ealing fcon thence, he had removed,
with his companions, from his temporary
residence, (NIr. Ba,combe's house, to his
r,ermanent one in the interior OF the ISL
aud, called Lcngwond. 1t is situated on
the top of hill, and is the only fat piece
If ground on the island. 1t is nearly three
niles in circumference, with good road,
and walks fer exercise. He was accom-
panic to this spot by Sir George Cock
hurn, Captain Mackay, and Mr.. Clover,
Secretary to Sir gorge Cockburn. Upon
entering the use he expressed himself
much gratified at the pains which had
been L. ken to render his abode ccmfoTta
be. He had visited the house on his first
arrival when it was ii state of disorder,
and the great change it had undergone in
50 short a time. apparently excited his
gratitude. He is in good heaith--and, We
are assured, does not discover sny depres-
sion of D rits from his fallen Circunstau-
ces. The arrangements made at Sc He
lena by Sir George Cockburn, for his safe
rnstody, arc said t. be admirable, and
strctness and puuCtual.ty are worked into
4 perfect system two sloops OF war are
constantly cruising in sight of the island
one TO leeward. the otherto w;ndward, and
between which and the signdl posts ON the
isl9nd, there is an incessant communicate
on kep t up. No vess Of any description
can possibly approach the island without
being discovered by these cruisers. The
lsntl Of Ascension has been fortified. and
. party Of men landed 10 garrison it
One sloop of wax is constantly stationed
there.
A German Paper states that Eugene
Feauharnois will cede his possessions m
ltaly to Austria, for yearly iacoUe oi 4
million francs.
The second West rk regiment OF M
litia arrived here ON Sunday from lre"nd
nd on Tuesday and Wednesday march
ed 70 their own county TO nc disban-ed.