Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

I" The violence Of the Ultra Royalsss, the
unreasonable pretensions Of the returned
emigrants, the courtiers who screen the
brilliant characters Of the revolution from
the royal eye" says private letter. " are
the Causes OF dissatisfaction Marshal
M ,cdonaid was complaining to the Count
d'Artois the other day Of the severity, if
MT injustice. of the police to his Abide
Camp, who was arrested. He may be
giddy, said the Marshal, but he is no con-
spirator. don't know. replied the
Count, you may be mistaken-.' you are,
Yourself, little revolutionary"-"I am
not revolutionary," replied the Marshal,
but am man of the Revolution"
Letters from Leghorn say. Lord Ex-
mouths late proceedings have not given
that general satisfaction which might have
be expected. The noblest conduct on
our part is sure of being nisnterpretcd
and attributed to private views by the
friends OF revolutionary France This is
the result of Bouaparte's Continental Sys-
tenn. and the naturli JEALOUSY which ac-
companies our elevated position.
Mr.. Canning. after landing at Plymouth
on Saturday afternoon, set off about five
o'clock for Saltranh. where we understand
he will continue. few days on a visit to
his Noble Friend, the E.rl of Morley,
previous to bis coming to town. =
OLE O'CLOCK.-We have lust re-
ceived an important Private Let, er from
Paris, dated the 27th. giving very interes-
ting accounts of the final downfall of Tall
leyrand and Fouche. They have deci-
dediy lost the Royal favor. Blacas, it is
supposed. will come into power again.
These interesting letters shall appear to-
morrow. sE
David. the painter, was tried, conde mn-
ed. and shot, at Paris. '--
PARIS, May17.
The latest accounts from London CON-
hrmed the news of Savary and Gen. L.
Allemand having obtained permission to
leave Malta, and that they have embark
ed for the u. States.
HAMBURG, May IL.
We learn from Vienna, that the Otto-
man Porte has accepted the mediation of
England & Austria, for the arrangement of
some differences between that power and
Russia.
BRUSSELS, May IS.
The letters from the grand head-quar-
tiers at Cambray, mention, that a very &C
tive correspondence continues to be kept
up with Paris and London. The Duke of
Wellington still remains in that town.
The right wing of the Army of Occupant
on cont nues in its cantonments and it is
only on the centre that there have been
some movements among the Prussian
troops on account of the great review
winch IS to take place to-day between
Commercy and Ligny.
: HAGUE. May IS.
Ihe Governor of South Holland informs
the public that
we'd, according to which it appears, that
a contagious distemper has shewn itself at
oyndslord, SO leagues north of Bergen,
which carries off in twelve hours the per-
sons who are seized with it.
BY the Brurus, which arrived at Boston
on the 18th from London, rs days, the fol-
lowing additional articles are received:
The riots which had lately taken place
in several districts in England. had been
quelled at the last dates, and order and
subordination restored.
Caulinconrt, Duke of Vicenza, was ar
rested May 21st, at his house i'm Picardy,
conveyed to Paris, & confined az secret
1t is stated that he is impicatedin the late
rebellion at GrenobIe.
General Chartrand was shot at Lille.
May 22d, agreeably to the sentence OF a
court martial at that place, for the part he
took in the rebellion of March 1915.
a letter from the Agent of Lloyds's, da-
ted Marseilles. May Is, states, that in the
beginning of that month, an insurrection
broke out at TuDis; that the insurgents
killed the Bey, and offered the Crown to
his brother, who refused it !; that they got
possession, by stratagem. Of the goleta and
forts. and spiked the guns that they then
took possession of CO rsairs, armed with
10 * 20 guns each one brig. 90 guns, ITO
men; brig, 18 guns (; schooners, 16
guns; with which they sailed, taking with
them considerable booty, and several Of the
principal people, supposed for Constanti-
nople.