Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15

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We have received the Paris papers Of
Thursday aud Friday last.
This is the day OH VIII CHI the trial of Sir
Robert Wilson, and Messrs. Hutchinson and
Bruce is to commence. Il is probable that
the trial may occupy the who,e week.
Ihe Empress OF Austria, WAC was sup
PISSED to be on the recovery from her intl,s-
position, has unexpectedly fallen a victim
to it in the 29tn, year of her age. She was
a very arniao.e princess.-The discussion OF
the budget has at length been brought to a
conclusion, and the budget has been passed
with amendments, 257 being for it and only
8 against 1t. 1t will immediately be COM
municatcd TO the peers. who are expected
10 pass it after a few days debate. The
King VIII then prorogue thetwo Chambers,
and they will meet again according to one OF
the Par 8 papers, about the middle oil . 4.
" The initiative resumed by tie Com
mittee, in opening credit of 5000, 900 70
annuites for the Minister Of Finance, was
not contested. Nothing is doubtless more
generous than the contidcnce placed by the
chamber III the deposit,ries Of tn. Royal
Authority /; but, 1T thc SAME time nothing
is more prudeae than the reserve imposed
Oh the Minister, not 20 apply the six MILF
o;.o VIII h have thus been voted, except i'll
dim nishing tor the future. if the occasion
should arise, the extraordinary burt..ens of
the State. It is true wisdom to foresee
every thing; Circumstance s may einbar-
rass the payment Of the Contributions.
We l. ceived this morning Americanpa pa
pers to the 18th OF lat month.
The Duke De Chatre had an audience
OF his Royal II ghEess, resigned his mission
from I.ous XVIII to the British Court, and
took his formal leave. He leaves London,
on his return to France, oh "Wednesday.
The MARQUIS DOS nond, the successor
to the Duke De Charire, was afterwards
introduced to the Regent, by Lord Castle
reagh. HIS EXcelency had a private auli-
ence of his Royal Hghness. deliver d his
credentials, & was most graciously received
The project of ST. Sidney Smith for the
repression of the Barbary pirates. and the
rescuiag of Christians from slavery, ap.
pears to attract considerabc attention liz
Paris. a meeting of chevaliers. and other
jealous promoters of this l4udable under
taxing, was Lately held in Par.s, of which
Sir Sidney was President, and at which
were present Viscount De. Cnate aubliand,
Peer of France, Viscount Bin De Bourbon,
Member of the Chamber Of Deputies, Wis,
SOohS Av1alhSQ &c WHO
claims descent from the first Chrlstiaa Ba-
ron, together with seyera, other eminent
persons.
Deal, .dt,rR 16.-Sliled the Lady's Adj
venture, for Ameri.a.
PARIS, HhrH IS.
The Gazette Pemon.ez- of the 9th Of
April contains the following article -" 1t
is with the most lively regret that our
Court has received this day an account If
the premature death of the Empress Of
AustTia, which took pace at Verona on the
9TH, at seven O'Clock III the aiternoon.--Ine
Empress, who was daughter of the late
Archda2c Ferdinand, sister of the reignug
Duke of Modsna, and of the Queen OF
SardiIn-, was born on the 14th of Dscem-
Der, I787.
a letter from an Austrian officer, inserted
In the Colmar Journal, gives formal con-
tradiction to the report published in some
OF the German papers, and particularly the
Angemeine Zeitung, of certain bloody con-
tests having taken pace in the Vosges, be-
tween some Austrian soldiers, and the
French peasaniry. The Austrian Officer,
on the CO itrary, asserts, that the greatest
harmony prevails between them, and that
the former even take pleasure in assisting
the latter in their rural occupations, as
much as their m Itary dulles will permit.
This letter equally contradicts the false
reports promulgated respecting disturb
ances at Strasburgh.
They write from Tours, that NJ. eau
din. colonel of the x27th Of the line, has
been arrested there. lie was travelling
under forged name.
Cham6er ef Dcfn.ies.-(Sit Of the
I'm
The discussion on the custom duties and
prohibited articles being continued, the
Oh amber took into consideration the 61st
article OF the plan OF law, which enacted
that
g All spun cotton, stuffs Of cotton and
wool, and all other stuhs of foreign prohi-
bited manufacture, should be scar he'd for
and seized throughout the whole extent of
the Kingdom but in order to distinguish
the goods manufactured in France, every
sui of the same nature with that prohibit
ed, shall bear par i'll + mark and num-
Der. The holders of gods who cannot
prove them to be of French origin. are au-
thor zed to give in declaration of them
before the LIST Of July, and give security
that they will re-export them befJre the lst
Of January.
Disunion in High Lte.-The public are
aware OF the separation Of Lord IN Lady
Byron, whose marriage is but recent
event. This unfortunate domestic occur
renee - been the subject of various re-
marks and statements in diff rent newspa-
pers. First of all appeared two lttle poems
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