Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04
FOREIGN.

LL(IHcIUEIHIV UfNIt0tCN ana IUS SuH-
ing.-Last evening arrived the schooner
Spartan, capt, johnson, in the short pas
sage of 81 days from Bordeaux The
Spartan has made three voyages to Bor-
deaaX from this and back again in 248
dsys. She left here on her first trip the
2Srd of April, and returned on the 8th of
July, making the voyage in "A days. She
was then coppered. sailed on her Sc
cond trip the 28th of July, and retained
on the Sth of October. performi 6 the
voyage in 70 days. She sailed again on her
third trip the 18th of October, and return
ed last evening, the 9th of December !;
performing this voyage in 90 days. Out
of the 24S days, taken up in making the
three voyages, 81 were spent in this port,
and AZ in the port of Bordeaux, leaving
40 days in which she made passages to
and from Europe averaging a fractioA
more than IS days each passage.
BY this arrival we have received French
papers to the 25th Of Nov.
PARIS, November s.
A saying f NJ. De Talleyrand is cir
culeted to-day. It was affirmed in his
presence, that the Deputies would save
France. Geese saved the Capitol re-
piled the ex-Bishop.
For some days great vigilance has been
Bonaparte's brother in-law. Some Roy
ahsts (and not the pol!ce OF NJ de Caze)
discovered his asylum, but could not md
him. They arrested his Secretary, howe
yer, and secured papers of the highest i'm
portance, which Compromt some distin-
guished persons.
November 9.
Private letters from Naples, give new
details on the death of Murat. He was
not the only one condemned twenty nine
of his aCcompTces were shot with him
When the execution took place, no re-
gard was paid to the rank or grade of
these rebels !; they were shot according to
the alphabetical order of their names, &
Murat was the seventh. The execution
lasted half hour.
Rome, Oct. 90.
We at length learn with certainty the
fate Of Murat. He appeared overcome on
hearing his judgment; but he soon reco-
vered his accustomed countenance. He
would not have his eyes blinded, and re
fused TO sit down on bench which had
been prepared for him. lie was shot on
the 18th day Of October, at four clock in
the afternoon, in the Fort of Pizzo. King
Ferdinand refused for long time to sign
the sentence of death, but his ministers
at length d termined him to do it-A great
many proclamations were found on Murat,
and many letters which the King tore up
without suffering them to be read. The
uniform of Marshal worn by Murat, was
also sent to Naples, and large sums of mo-
ney which were found on board the boats
which brought him.
Tie Queen Of Spain broke her thigh in
getting out Of her csrriage. This is
The eqf,rI ma cbe TO ,,,ot ,,,;,t, 90
cident.
Paris. Nor. II.
Letters from Dresden state that " pub
lie spirit in Saxony is very different from
that Of the other kingdoms. The nation
does not disguise its dissatisfa ton at the
part ton OF that kingdom. Not a single
town in Saxony celebrated the anniversary
of the 18th of October, which was a day
of general rejoicing throughout all the rest
OF Germany. Several families wore mourn
ing all that day. Nearly the same op;n-
ions prevail throughout Bavaria and NVir-
tembcrg, as we'll as in the Grand Duchies
of Baden * II sse. The sage OF troops
every where increases public misery, aud
consequently the general discomfort.
At Rennes and Grenoble, orders have
been given to pubic house keepers, mas
ters of cofiee-houses, &c. TO shut UP their
houses at ten o'clock at night in the lat
ter city, it is forbidden to 80 out after that
hour without light
Letters from Florence announced that
M. Marcagn, the celebrated Professor of
Physiology, Anatomy and Chemistry, died
ON the 18th ult. near Sienna.
November is.
The learned M'Angelo Malo has discoy-
cred ia the Ambrosian Library, at Milan,
the manuscripts OF the works Of Symmao-