Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12


.ntercd into between France and eight or
the Swiss Cantoos. Immediately after this
arrangement, Count ralieyrand set off for
Berne, to enter INTO a similar treaty with
the other Cantons. In consequence OF
these transactions, one battalion which
was at Zurich, was TO leave that place on
the following day fer Besancon. About
10000 SWISS troops, it was believed, would
enter the Fcepch service. All affairs
respecting Geneva. have been adjusted at
Turin, and the Canton has acquired an
augmentation of 1890 inhabitants. Let
tiers from Cadiz and Madrid have b EN-
obtained by the French Mails. They spclk
Of the great JOY manifested by all the Off
cial persons IN the Country, on the arrival
OF the two Portuguese Processes destined
to be the consoris of Ferdinand and Carlos.
They were received with the magnih-
cent ceremony, familiar to the Spanish
Court.
On the 1lth inst. the King of France was
so far recovered IS to preside at the Coun-
Gil OF Ministers ; and notice was given that
he would hold the usual levees on the fol-
lowing Monday.
A Russian hrr,se OF great respectability
in the city of London, slept payment on
Tuesday.
The RoUaL Marriage.
The marriage of her Royal Hghaess
Princess Charlotte, is deferred again. 1t
is not to take place until the first week in
May. The reason given is, that it is inn
possible to complete Incorporation at Ca
meiford House before that time.
There is said to be an intention of brings
ing Bill into Parliament, for laying tax
OF 20 per cent. on the property of all per-
sons voluntarily quitting Great Britain and
Ireland, and residing in any foreign coun-
try, beyond certain short time to be spe-
cited.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Paris, .1hrR IL.
The Marquis de Marsiliac, Viscount de
Pons, Count Louis de Vergennes, e Du-
thus, Geudarme Captain, were for con-
demning General Drouet to death The
Lieutenant Generals were chosen, in con-
formity to the law, which enacts that three
officers of the same rank are to be mem
bers ofthe Court Martial, to belong to the
division in which the accused is tried, and
to be taken by seniority from those who are
III active service.
Il is with sIncerc pleasure l announce TO
you that general Lagarde has at length ar
rived at Paris. He is conyalescent, and no
fears are now entertained of his recove-
ny.
The third Counsellor of general Travot,
who had conducted his lady to Paris from
Reimes, returned to that town in order to
constitute himself a prisoner, with his COL
leagues.
Chateubriand, in the House of Peers,
reproached the Due de Richelieu, in the
warmest manner for some expressions he
had just been using, and added, "if all
Europe were wiling to force the charter
on me, would emigrate and live at Con-
stantinople. He Wanted the pure French
blood that flowed in his veins, and tire w
out every kind of insinuation against LalIy
Tol,endal.
Barbe Marbois had written three months
detention in the Act renting the capital
penalty pronounced against General Ira
vot.
Prom HE London Gazette, At.yW 16.1
WAR OFFICE, April 10.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
has been pleased, in the name and on the
behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the
4fst Regiment being permitted to bear on
Its colours and appointments, in addition to
auy other badges or devices which NAV
have been heretofore granted to the regi-
ment. the words . Denroit,'' 4" Queens.
fozyn.'' and 4" Mani" in consideration of
the distinguished gailantry displayed by
that Regiment in the capture of Fort De-
troit. on the 10th August, 1912; IL the de-
feat OF the Americans at Queenstown. on
the 18th October, 1912, and in the action
near the foot Of the rapids Of the Mani
River, on the 5th May, 1878.
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS
Received at tie Office of tie Commercial
HdUertiScr.
LONDON, April Is.
We received this morning the Mon;teur
of Monday last. The minor Paris papers
OF that date are not arrived. The Mont
teur contains Royal Ordonnance for dis
banding or expelling all the pupils in the
Polytechnic School. They have lately been
guilty of disobedience to the orders of their
masters, which, says the Ordornance.
" proves that these pupils would, if they
were introduced into the public service,
introduced the want Of discipline with
which they are animated" are or
dered forthwith to return to their fami--
lies, and a commission is to be appointed
to prepare new org anization of the
school.
PROTEST
10 the seeond reading of Bonaharte's de.
fenfion bill.
Because, without reference to the char
aCter or previous CONDUCT of the person
who Is the object of the present bill, dis
approve If the measure which it sanctions
aud contiru1s.
To consign TO distart exile and ;rnn,;e