Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-10


The embarrassments of the country
hecome every day more and more appa-
Int. A letter received yesterdA y morning
- town. announces the failure of bank
inc house at Nampswich. in Cheshire. On
Saturday, considerable house in the
c;tv connected with the Continent, stop
ped payment.
From. the London Morning Chronicle of
February 5.
PARIS, January 90.
traveller arrived from Lyons, and who
was enabled to judge OF events, relates
,hst every disposition had been made for
General moveme mt breaking out in that city
IN the 18Th of the month but that two
hou,s before the appointed time, counter
order was given. Some persons had not
time to be informed, and it was they who
displayed, few moments, the tri-cooured
Aag. at tie Hotel de Vile, and afterwards
in the Faubourg de la Guilotier. 1t ap-
Dears, morev'r, that the general move
,rent projected, is only deferred that the
Police have got the principal clues to it,
but that il is not in their power 70 avoid
Il. because this affair is connected with
The movement of the Austrians on the
frontiers of Italy, and with the troops of
General Frimont, i'm the neighborhood of
Lorraine. 1t is pretended that Prince
Charles is at the head of an army of 90
900 men, collected together in the envi-
rons of Milan, and that he is making dis
positions to enter France, in concert with
General Frimont. AS it is well known
that the Empress Maria Louisa is at Mi
Ian, with her son. it is believed that she
will follow her uncle. On the other hand,
there are some reasons for thinking that
Prince Eugene, ct the head of the Bavari-
an army, is also operating movement by
the Frontiers of Germany it is even said
the Project and the Military Commandant
of Strasburg, have received orders to as
semble all the notional guards that they
can, and to throw themselves, Unnecessary,
into the place. A traveller, who has just
been over all Burgundy, has declared to the
police. that during two days that he pas
sed at Macon, he was obliged, in order to
transact his business in the town, to wear
the tri-colored cockade.
We have new details respecting the e.
vents of Lyons. 1t appears certain, that
there was Professionally Government es-
tablished in the name of Napoleon the 2tl,
bat the Royal Authorities succeeded i'm
stopping this movement, and in imprison-
ing the principal chiefs They are yet,
however. far from having nothing to fear
from that quarter. All Dauphiny, is in
an irritation which leaves room to appre-
bend every moment, general rising,
which the authorities will have much diff
hculty in keeping down. If, as is affirmed,
the Austrian troops are approaching,
it is not doubtful, that the inhabitants
will then hasten to rally themselves again
under the national colours.
Iob 4
to create party for the Duke de Angou-
leme.
A Dutch vessel entered the river of
Caen. The inhabitants of Caen seeing a
red, blue and white flag, believed that
IT was the French national flag and the
news spread immediately through the
town, that the Emperor was returning
The whole Oft the national guards few to
arms. and every man fastened to the spot
to receive him. When the error was
discovered, the Royal Authorities re-
sumed their uperiority.-This is
said to be the motive for arrestng the
Project Of Des Calvados, and the orders
for breaking up, and afterwards re-orga-
nizlng the national guard.
Paris, Jan. 80.
I he reign Of Terror is at its height, the
prisons are full-however soon they NAV
be opened to make way for prisoners of
another description. 1t is said that the
English newspapers are prohibited here.
The Court is proceeding quite a la Ma
poleon.
Garnet sold his property previous to his
going to Russia. 1t amounted to the e.
normous sum of 10000 francs =! (about
2,o00l. sterling.) dare say M. d Bla-
cas- will set down Carnot to be fool
Carnot, by way of economy, left Paris in
Cabriolet, drawn by a single horse, which
he purchased to go by easy stages as far
as Warsaw. On his arrival there he was
graciously received by the Emperor Alex
ander, who then, and not till then, gave
him his brevet of Lieut.. Gen. of Artillery
in the Russian service. Carnot is not the
only conventionalist who is employed by.
Alexander. A MIR. Ferry. member of
the Convention, who voted for the death
OF Louis XVI. and who was directorof the
School of Artillery at Mentz, is also going
to Russia to be employed there. 1t is said
that Cambaceres is actually naturaIzed
blythe Emperor of Russia.
THE HOLY LEAGUE.
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