Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19
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LATEsr FROM EUROPE.
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the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
have received Irish papers OF the 9TH, CON
tanning London dates 10 the 81 Of May. and
Paris accounts to tlie 27th of April. The
extracts we have given. shew at least, that
jcalousies exist between the high powers
o. Europe. which m y lead to new trouble.
ihe papers are principally filed with
part OF the report Ito be concluded in sue
ceeiins papers) of the trial Of Sir Robert
Wrson, aid Messrs. Hitohiuscn and bruce.
who had been convicted of having aided in
the escape OF Lavalette, and senten. ell TO
a short imprisonment.
The &C cunts from ireland represent the
commerce of that country to be in very
l4nguid state.
LoNDov, E1ay ..
o. Friday last. Lord Cochrane brongh,
forward his charges in the House OF Com
mons, against the Lord Chipf-Justice. for
part atty ami corruption in the Sc where
in Lord Cochrane WIS tried two vars ago.
for the fraud pra tised on the Stock ex-
C 'ange TIL oh,rges were supp r,ed bv
Sir Francis Burdett, t. whom, and the mo-
bic mover of the question, were opposed he
entire House of Commons, of course the
charges fell tn the ground, and on motion
OF Mr.. PonsOnby, seconded by Lord Castle
reagh, they were expunged from the Jour
nails Of the House.
M,. z zgerald has declared his intention
of proposing the exemption from hearth
duty Ii houses having not more than three
FIRE hearths. ami the total removal of The
house tax in Ireland.
DUBLIN, Iiay 3.
The English Mail. due yesterday. arriy-
ell IN the regular course, bringing the Lon-
don Journals OF Monday. and another ,y's
French papers.
The Bourbons, in France. have, by a. rev
and uneqnivocai act, proved themselves the
worthy allies and assistants of their kios-
man, F"rdnand of Spin. A number of
those brave Sp2niards, called L,berl les.
WHO assisted in delivering their country
from RnaDa'te and French invasion.
who hal tax refuge in Frsnce, against
the sHnguinary pers GU ions of the beloved
sovereign, whom they had succe eded in re-
storing, have been arrested in Paris, by or
der or the French government, and will no
doubt be delivered up tn Ferdinand. 10 be
disposed Of as he thinks proper Among
the number of those arrested is the cele.
brated MINI.
State Of Fraucc.-The Duke of Wei
ing'on has reformed to Paris. Ills iourney
to Brussels. and the Hague has give, rse
TO various rumors AMI speculations which.
u well founded, are of the highest import
ance, and may ultimately lead 20 events
which would once more change altogether
the political situation of Eu ope. The stats.
81 things must, on should think, be CT teal,
which would not permit the Duke to cross
over from the Hague t, attend the narri-
age ceremony OF his future Queen.
From The Londonderry Journal. HIlv7.
T .-dav we continue the report of tie in
teresting det4iis relating to the long pend
ing triSi of ST r bert Wilson. Mr.. fru c
AMI Captain Hut hinson. They were of
Course fou guilty, as the charges aga nst
them were admit d in the written account
Of the transaction by SIR Robert Wilson.
and on the verbal acknowledgement of all
paroles. They have been sentenced to three
months imprisonment. which is the slightest
punishment tie Law prescrbes for the
IF nee.
Private letters give different versious of
the following rumors. We subjoin two
statements-the first, dated the 24h April.
is from the Morning ChronicIe-the other.
dated the 18th, from the Courier -
PARIS, AnrN q.
60 The Duke Of Wellington arrived in
Paris on the night before last. The Aid
de Camp OF the Emperor Alexander, whose
arrival here ! mentioned in my last, brings
dispatches OF which one OF the objects is t,
Withdraw from the Duke the command of
the Russian army in France, which he
holds as GeAcraiissTno of the allied forces.
The precise cause Of the d ference existing
b tween the Russian and British Cabinets.
cannot long remain secret 90 the public, it
would appear, chat they relate 70 the settle.
Inent Of new order of things in contemD
latIon in this country. According TO the
most prevalent opinions, these diff rences
arise from pretensions set zip by Russia in
favour OF the young Prince vt Orange, in
the event OF the reigning family Of Fran,c
being removed from the throne. The ex-
pedency OF the latter measure, fer the GEN
eral tranquility OF France and that OF 3u.
rope, IS understood to be now sensibly felt
by the Allies. An article which has lately
appeared in the Belsiln Moniteur, IS
thought to be remarkable, under the pre-
sent circumstances. The article, which Is
a most catering culogy Of the youag
Prince Of Orange, concludes with the re-
mask, that the young Prince jusu6es alrea-
dy the higa dc-tinies 20 whl-h lie may De
calle1. The l. gh dest,nies n the opinion Of
May. are obviously the throne Of France.
The government Of the Low Countries IL,
concert with that of Russia, are certainly
,iking steps in tnlt si-w. They lately
made oyertur . . character of great
cminsn-s i-is count 2, who snsDectinr
VI. q RicAcRsu'g teeinr on that point.
ven;ured TO coAhie To aim the commnni
cation he mad received. That minister re-
pied, " s'ioh oversgTcs 10 not surprise nc.
sou IA ~ be further consulted on the stn,c
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