Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11

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civil branch q the naval service. hir.
iierney proposed to vote the estimates Tor
SIX msntns only, and in the mean tim, that
a committee should be appointed 10 as
certain what would be the fair arlourt Of
charge that ought to be called for. To
this just and reasonable proposition, Minis
terS could have no objection. if they were
actually nctuated by economy; that
they are not, is clear from their opposing
ii.
We have seen as late advices from ST
Helena As any that have reached town
ont they are entirely silent Oh the subject
or bouaparte having been fred az by 4 BrI
tish cenSinel on duty, in consequence ofhis
having gore beyond the limits prescribed
IS hs boundary.
We regret TO state that the Newrv Bank
oG Nlessrs. Moore, Macan and Foxall's has
stopped psyment--other failures are en-
nectsd TO follow.
MIR Ward. the new minister from our
court 70 Lisbon, embarked at Cork for
that plsce, with his family and suite, on
. Monday, the lSth instant, on board the
Granlcus fjgate which IS TO brine. back
! Mr.. Coming; for whose option the va
can't situation ofthe prssile-st of the Board
of Control, With d seat in tee Cabinet, is
/ still reserved.
! On Wednesday the Paris papers Of Sum
! dey last arrived. n the exception Of .
! Royal Message to the two Chambers. an
rcuncms the approaching marriage OF the
! DUKE OF Berri to grand daughter OF the
| King of Naples--they contain nothing of
| particular interest. In addition To the an.
uuai saIn 1--WE believe OF one million and q
| half IF irancs) which has been already
| settled upon his Royal Highness, it is pro
I posed to grant him the further sum of one
million annually in consequence of his mar
! riage. However, Tor the first FIVE wears.
| IN consequence OF the financial difficulties
! of the kingdom, he is only to enjoy half Of
| .he latter sum but enc million is to be
| sdiately given for the purchase of
| jewels, &c. for the bride Bot the Cham
; Der Of Deputies objected TO t;is grant as
too small aud proposed that no deduc-
| ton should be made fer the FIVE years. and
| that two millions should besides be Grant
Cd to celebrate the marriage with proper
! pomp.
| a very curl US work has lately been
| published at Leipsic by Kotzebue. 1t is
| written by his son, a young u an who sail
| ed rCuGd the globe with the late Russian
! expedition of discovery. and was af.er-
| wards ~ officer attached 70 the st. f Of
| General Wittgens' ems army, in the me-
! Norsbie Moscow campaign of Bonapartc,
| out was taken prisoner while reconuo.tcr-
ing and sketchng the plan Of a road,
! WHICH communicated with the rear OF the
| French position at Polotzck. He gives an
account II his adventures, and the obser-
| yatlons &c made on his journey from Pc.
'otzf b Soissons, the deposit for tn. Rusyi-
! an prisoners in France. After being t.
! zen, young Aotsebue was carried before
Generals EVrcde md St. Cyr, the latter OF
whom commanded the French division
stationed at Po!otzck. He appears at first
Q "a*e been received with great JEALOUSY
| Gen. Wrede suggested that he shcald be
sea-~:--4l f4e .,aP1ss, bat dis 80. 49,.
vent q by St. Cyr. Some time before he
| was taken, he bad accidentally formed On
! acqu un auce with the son of Massena.
! who happened to b. then at ST. Cyr's
head quait,rs
IN relating tbs circum stance, the author
sass, " with Pleasure / observed Young
Mss "a, the s~n of the celebrated Mar
saal, among the GcceraPs Aids de c smD.
y tev hours before ;hc battle was fcuehi.
We met ana i.al friendly participation
q flask ct vine q: the out posts On
dis iirst interview, on such an occasion, it
was natural that military events should
form ths cbjcets of our conversation. ~
mons other topics, the possibility Of being
taken a prisoner was not omitted fiaa!ly,
we promised reciprocal aid, if such an
event should occur, and exchanged ad-
dresses. This was scarcely done, wren
the trumpet sounded, each hastsned
10 his post, and the sargu;nary contest
commenced. All these circumstances
rushed suddenly on my recollection the
moment l saw HIN. We embraced in the
presence ofthe Generals, who stared at
US with astorishms nj until the Cause Of
THIS proceeding was explained"
The Pope has issued a Brief, which, de-
ciareS null the marriage of the Prince
Royal ct Wnrtemburg and the Princess
Charlotte OF Bavaria.
Gen. Mornier, one Of the Peers, was
found dead IN his bed st Paris on the Is,
Of Febru"ry.
Paris. 1f4yc.i "a.
The al II Of 'Icssr5. Bruce, Hutchinson
and Wilson, will be definitely tried in the
cours- az next month. 1t is believed that
the case viii be submitted to a Jury n the
first fortnight of Ayn!. Counsellor D..
seze, son # the frs. President Of the
Court OF Casssticn, IS to preside at the
Asslzes.
Gerard 3oyer's punishment has bee.
commutcd sor imprisonment for tweaty
years.
The Duke Of Berri viii occupy the Ely
see Bourbon after his marriage.
s.. Peter 6iylch, ian. 9.
The Chonceior of The Empire, Count
Nicholas Rom nzow, hrs come hitler
frOO his CStates liz Is believed tIat he