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

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most infamous commissions liz Germany, *
one Of the most horvible nature 70 Louis
AFA4. I1rac(s II March Il.
T:larsau,, Fe5. 20.
a strict prohibition has been issued, in
N.ailicia and Poland, agairst 4 writing
upon the acts Of the Congress CT Vienna,
Nrlch Claims, III terms too violent, the ex-
ecn.ion of that article in these acts. Sv
which Austria is bound, under the guaran-
zee or Russia and Prussia. to give nation
~ and representative government to us
Polish subjects
The King has granted the sum of 30o,-
600 crowns for the building of Museum.
IN which all the works of art belonging to
she State VIII be united. For this purpose.
The building bel nging TO the Academy will
b~ arranged The vaults under which will
NO longer be used for stables thus the u-
scripton liUlis et .NuSi5," which sonse
WIS save the Academy, will not be ap-
phcable TO it.
Il IS said. that the King has also granted
10000 crowns, to rebuild ST. Peters
Church, which was burnt down few years
ago.
Paris, Aatrch le.-Thc present minis
try maintain their ground, though strug-
hand, AMI the public on the other; who.
upon different principles. unite in wishing
their dismissal; they are too constitutional
Tor the isg slature, and not sufficiently SO
for the public. The resolution shewn bv
the king, in supporting his ministers, NAV
be account q for BY the following fict On
Saturday last, NJ. Pozzo Iii Borgo had an
interview with his majesty, in which he
explicitly informed him. chat NJ de Ri
chelen, with colleagues of his choice, must
Continue to administer the at4irs Of France,
or that his imperial master must leave the
restored dynasty to its fate; in short, that
Russian influence must be the condition T.
tending Russian support.
But this is not the only quarter from
which his MAJESTY has lately received ad-
mootior. The duke of Wellington addres
Sd, within these few days, a letter TO him,
of which the following is the substance -
That he viewel with regret the irfracti-
ons of The charter daily committed by the
presen- ministry, and tn il bad effects up
on public opinion; that he viewed with
still greater regret, the factious and ungo-
vernable spirit OF the chamber Of deputies
that me princes of his maiesty's house, in
fostering that spirit, and in evincing dis.
position to oustep all bounds oe moderate
% and policy, gave him rot lass serious
concern; that finally, ali thugs ia the pre-
sent system, tend to commit his responsible
lily, by eudangerine the tranquility Of
Frarcc ; AMI that, If return to more
temperate measures does not take place,
he shall be under the necessity Ct ma king
such military dispositions rs may secure
that tranquility. BY return to moderate
measrreS, the duke is supposed to suggest
the expectancy of restoring the former mi
nistry. Of which 'ralleyrantir was the head.
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.SasS ss.0Piaios.
TIE King, after rejecting during two
lays, npon the contents Of th.s letter, COM
InOn:c aged It to II. de Richelieu, who held
a council OF ministers on the subject, the
result Of whose deliberations has net vet
: arspired
e. sh treops continue to march in the
di' ct'oh OF Lyons; various reasons are al
leds 4 for this MEASURE. One Of die rea-
son 1osS confident y assigned is indeEcE-
denly or d stur6ances, the advance Of Q
considerable ody of Anstriaa and Bavari-
an tror ps to the confn of France.
NH rs fresh mas occurred with respect
TO our cou trymen, the coencil Of accusz-
ton lot having yet pronounced on the sub
ct Of he charge. The Corr RoDais have
assigned their grounds for non comp lance
with the demand by their oouts,l, Tor the
commune alton of the papers necessary to
their dc ence. In tn. following extract
you viii find rather curious reason as
signed fer this non compliance. The court
considering that no dispos.t ons ofihe code
O. criminal / styuction au.ho:ise the CON-
mum ati n Of the proceedings 70 the ac1u-
sed n Their COUNSEL, before the ordsr t,r
tral IS issued, Il there be reason for such
trial; or even before tue Intermediates
made ~ the president OF the court of as
sizes; considering also. that prematur.
ccmmun eaten might endanger the success
Of the prosecution, and that in the spirit of
the law, as well as by USAGE, 1t has been
constantly refused. decide, that there are
10 grounds fer the communicated & the
Documents
LONDON. March 90.
Last II ght, at quarter before eleven
O'clock, the Prince Regent arrived at Carl
'on House, in his new travelling carrisee.
at.snded by Sir 3. Bloomfe d, from Bieh
IN. Merch %
Saturday and Yesterday we received the
Paris papers OF Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday last. The hial Of Sir Rob- ri
Wilson, Messrs. Brace and Hutchinson. is
to take place, it is I'd, early next month,
before the court Cf assizes. The sentence
q. death upon colonel Boyer, has been
coun'nuted for flgenty years imp isonmsEt.
= bis Is elsMeHey with vengeance.
'.g disturbances II, the pe;,rii l,o,trLo,J