Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS

from l<yHdGn g'upPpS.
81. HelanR.-Madame Bertrand was draaIf,1-
~ alarmed when the news Of her husbands sem
tence arrived. but the General LAUGHED hero,,t
ofher fears. by SAYING, . 'riS nothing, for am
Spn'"IL.cS Snc Is IN the way TO increase the
population of st. Helena. Bonaparte exnress-
cs himself indebted 10 the Prince Reroht for
some personal accommodations confc-,,; ,,,,
on MN. Inc cottage-palace, &c. has arr;vaPd
1ul' put IL Is sad that there viii be extreme dif
hcultS III conveying its mo, - bnIig :, e,,,1 -,
'f'ftN ", ..c mountains 20 construrtf}e buidinG
SoHie or the timbers must be sawed into a more
portable size 8Onaparte reads many of the on
don newspapers, aud argues on political snb-
lccts from the data thoy afford him. He is rather
better reconcied TO Sir u. Lowe; and the Ber-
traiid family arc much attached to the Cover
nors lady, who has had il in her power to pay
some kind attentions TO Madame b. in her par
tCuiar situation.
Colonel Henry Heating formerly royernorof
the isle Ofi50urbOn, latclyarrived in the Acorn
bad long interview with Bonapartc whilst
that ship lay at ST. Helena. HOnaparte il
would appear, was induced to break firO' his
accustomed restraints upon this occasion, from
a desire OF being made acquainted with the
character& condition Of several persons whom
he had banShcd to Bourbon and who resided
Ehere under col. keating's government II
was, likewise, the last hold of the French in the
Fast ard upon these subjects BOnaparte en-
Eered iutO conversation great freedom and
much apparent interest. He appears now to
have established hmselfina uuiesceut mefhn-
dlcai way of living he sees no company, and
never goes 5eyOndhis interior bounds Before
col. L left him, he was disposed to cOnfide to
him the tack Of explanation between ST Hudson
1--we ana himself, regarding several regula-
dieir DiCh Sir Hudson had ordered since ne
t0oN upca fs5l the government of the Island.
The eNplallslgDns lcsl To as much mutual salts
faction as the nature of the case would permit:
previously, EOuaparte was very wrO ia with sir
Hudson Madame Bertrand had been much
affected upon hearing of the condemnation of
her husband 10 death by the French govern
went. " would prevent her from visiting
Europe, ~ she had intcnded, for the education
0ikcr children; and -iie made particular re-
guest that permission might be obtained for a
fiba io BE- sent out Obcr. 4 few DAYS before
the AC0ru leti u. Helena, a fire broke out In
ioaagartc house, which threatened the total
Gc.nngtiCu OF The whole buildings; but by
prompt aud intrepid means the flames were con
tucd 80 tie room, the interior of which was to-
fdiiy consumed. II wIssuppOsed to nave been
accustomed 10y accident
NeFgd0fte.-- 7 send YOU The following parfic-
ulars narrated TO me by friend who was pre-
Sont lasi month in Scania, at Bernadoftc's fra
tef"a banquet with the Swedish peasaute. The
cause % tls fraternity was said 10 be tie relii-
sri ofacertin legitimate Sovereign to permit
iraad0ites son TO marry a Princess Of his
hrnsc, and fhe hatred 0f most OF the Swedish
Nobics Who speak 81 him as AN upstart TN
wcgiliN 60 be their King. To be TcyenQcd on
taose who dcspise bis alliance or prctcnsion,
D. has. according to report formed q plan Of
transforming fHc kingdoms Of sweden ald y or
vAy INTO Federal Republics OF which tic he
rcditary Presidency IstO ieir1in IN his tiuniy
W a'lOiiIcr respects. however. tie Republican
Constitution IS 10 be slail4i 81 ~ tifti ~ flc