Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13

uois Oltne Emperor AeNtnler, VINO appears 10 o.
maiing new leYies 1T n moment when 1t might b
supposed he would be thinking OF dsarming rs well
as tiie rest ct Europe.
The conduct OF the government in accepting the
amendments in the Amnesty respecting the Resl-
cies, alter s,lcmnly declaring against Il, has ex-
cited much observation. I'D the ministers wish TO
deceive France to the intentions 81 the king,
did the king seek so iecieve lis ministersl Ano-
tier question equally dhicu't to answer is, the
Chs'nber oiDcpu les have g'ne 50 far. where will
| it s,opi
Lord2n, jan L..
we received this moraiag New-Yurk papers 10
the 18th uu.
by dispatches received yesterday from Paris, we
learn tina; three English gentlemen have been ar
| rest ed by tic minister Of police, and thrown into
Wilson, Capt. hutchinson, uear rei-t.ve oi Lord
| Hutchinson, and Mr. ETuee, eldest son of Mr.. Craw
ford Bruce, the Banker. The British minister, we
| understand, e. his demand 81 On cxplanat0n upon
this subject vas answered that the parties hal been
arrested on charge OF siding in the escape of La
vslettc that they ha' procured passport for an
EnE:i:h o'Ecer two orthrce days bef,rc-that they
travelled with Gen. Lava.ette all the way 70 Mons,
introduced him under tie passport tl.cy hal oban
ed the English military post, procured il there
TO be coun,ers;gned, and passed him on; after
which, sSi hsvi-g breasastct witt the English off,
eerin cam 'nand, they returned to P,i', This was
the report made 10 the Engi;sh Mia,s.er, tiat lie
may receive their it,-thcr instructions how to act
| which the French Minister OF Police may employ
| Tor that pu pose, cannot b. received with too mueh
caution In cit, 81 ,ist-acted by bad passions. so
full Of intrigue, and where the pretominang patty,
the iaratics and the utra-royaists, are painting for
victims and vengeance, story OF this Sind is pre-
cscy result of what might he expected: ani who
natural to choose for actrri in the scene the
natives Of 4 country that freely scans, ard by ts
ooral influence res,rains their actions! Ii will also
b. Observed in the private accounts from Paris, that
i r,gx a.f
new political cxpIus;oa. New anstions and watch
we-d., plots and coHueTplots. spread terror and
| iarn uwengh society. and the GoyernmentdiEtrust
rg its own strength, acknowledges that the pre-
of British troops is still neccfary for lis s.en
| ;ity.
A morning paper says, it's expected, in relief o:
the depressd ag i.ul'ur lists. that bounty of s
shimgs per quarter exported wheat, will b. pro-
posed ny Government Immediately on the nseetng
| Of Parliament.
The Prince Regent IS expected TO return II town
III 2sth Inst. p epsraory to the setiug Of par
lament, but j. uncertain, and no orders are given.
The prime has hsd the govt these three days
TAr arrival of the Duke Of Wellington IS hourly
expected vi u ighton, on a visit ~ III Regent
III, Grace we understand, intends emharking at
Dieppe, where the " Wellington and Thomas pack Is
| were on Saturday.
P.,ioe Of Seek, tai, Day.
per cont. Red 50 - CO. per cent Con- 50
! IS co; Omnlum II 1874 do fOr payment Is Ia
| Cunsuls for ace. 6I 3I-S2.
JGauu.y is.
Tie rumour in the highest Conr; circle now is,
that marriage is actually agreed on between the
a,nltbie Princess Charlotte aud the Prince dc Co.
! bourg. 'fhis union has the perfect approbatsn of
the Princess herself, aud Prince regent has Civ
en- his consent. |, will have this important recon-
meadaton to the British people, thai ii begets no
connection with of tie pripc,pal powers on the
| Continent, b. wl.h sht bsiNolvetl in their
disputes; and the English people have the proud
fell r. The the il
| TurJ,e neither requires nor cnnld obtain any az
| gran'izt nent, f'r;une, or interest by marriage.
Xuv .late.--Ol the 9Th is,. The sentence OF
death against " i.t,aetse executed in esiEy.
The seatence attached to q gallows ON the Place de
Greve, from ten TO fonr, was in the following
| wO DIS:
"The sentence OF the Cont of Paris on the g!
! November, 1915, which co 81 cnus Marie Chamont
Lavaett Ex -D,r. c:Or-t enerai OF tn Post, aged
iG years, natisc o. PAris i'ins al No 1885, Rus de
Grenelle ST. German, to the punishment q death
| for hi n treason"
| e shnd it, u ,an a carriage, were the materials
which s-rye to firm seaR1li for executions.
LaHa1r J,D.Uagu !.
| Lord Amherst TAX with him TO China, his no
| nation and Parliamentary Robes peer OF Great
| Britain, to appear b fore the Emperor.
| Lord Ca,heart, our Ambassador, has arrived at
| 81. Petersburg.
| The Eliza, Eorg1ay, arrived in the Downs, SAIL
| ed liou Madras Gih September, from the Cape Of
| Cool Hope Gtn November, and from ST Helena
! 2tst November. NJ person suffered to land at
| st. Helena from the Eliza. Bouapsre Was in the
interior OF the island H. had b-eu invited - tVo
! partiss under th= tide OF Il neral Bluap. but
! paid no attention 10 tie myitition.
LD,uarg1s.
| We received this morning Paris papers i,ad pri
| vate letters u Thursday and FRIDAY. The law re-
| at'ye to the amnesty has not yet been ofci-
| ally piomug itcd but Commission is to be nam
en II point the lcs cidcs to whom the law Is tn
| apply.
| BARBARY STATES The States nf Tuuis, Tripoli
aud Algiers have Ill "a turu OF late nsuitei the Bri-
| fish flag. the Tun,s4n, hsve detained Maites-
| vessel, and lie the crew slaves To dis act of
ius!ice sgaist the British they have added insult
! and contempt the captain of ms hAiesty's ship
Pilot recestiy treae. With the greatest disrcs-
I p:ct shore, and returning on soard, ston-
| Ell all the way to his boat.
Januay 10.
| This is the day appointed ss day Of Ihaikssiv-
| mgto God i'r the restoration OF acc and never
since Britain chrstilnz ed has the nation eS-
| Periencsd so agn.l aud glorious deIycvance from
| the evils OF war-not o. an ordinary war, bat of n
/ war without precedent, and wliic, we hope viii re-
main without parallel in the history Of mankind.
| by the excFtuns OF the British empire, small
| spot compared with tive Continent the liberties and
the laws Of the British people have been upheld, and
the British constitution has stood erect and entire
midst the ruin Of the ancient institutions OF every
| nation almost surrounding Us.
December Ii.
| The PHispapers d the I III reached lOwn this
| morning. Generals Druuet and Dcbes arc the
next for trial on the list OF couspiratos Phe pre-
4 liuDinary process has commenced in both cases.
| Paris, Oscembsr 26.
Marshal Sout and General Va9damme are Said
to he at Brussels, waiting for an opportunity Of pass.
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