Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
FOREIGN.
By the irritable AgatiidQ, arrived az Ne7y-
YORK, in so days .frOm. Livc,I.ool
BRIEF SUMMARY.

AIoih the excl, ueStlned TO BataVia.
Swedish Pomcrania and Rug-n have
been delivered up by the Swedish Com
mlssioners TO his Prussiaa Majesty.
There was violent gaze Oh the 99th
and 3Oth OF October along the English,
Scotch and Irish coasts. in which many
vesse.s were driven ashore and lost. The
Fame, Blair, frnm Greenock, was lost a
bout II miles from Dublin, and all hands
except one persisted.
Destructive gales also occurred about
the mid lie of November, in winch many
vessels were lest.
The schr. Carso arrived at Portsmouth
from Boston, via Halifax, on the 9th nit.
with New-Horl papers to the 10th of Oc-
tober.
II. B: Nj. ship Rolla. arrived at Fal-
mouth Nov: 6, from n. York, and in ten
DAYS from Halifax with the mail.
Several destructive fires have lately ia
ken place in London. The cabinet ware
house OF Seymour and Co. in Soho, was
totally destroyed, and three of MIR. Sey-
INCUR S children persisted in the flames.
London, .NoU. IS.
Yesterday two French mails arrived
with Paris papers to the 18th, l4th and
18Th inst. being three days later than those
before obtained. We perceive from the
papers that no day has been fixed for the
trial OF Marshal Ney. On Monday an Or
dinance by the ki0g was presented to the
Chamber of Peers. pointing out the ar
engagements to be adopted on the occasion.
The trial is to be open TO the public in the
same manner as State trials in this coun-
try. All the Foreign Ambassad0rs, and
Reputation from the Cha nlber of DEPUTIES
are to be present. No ecclesiastical Peer
will sit upon the trial. A majority of Vol
COS will decide the guilt of the accused, &
there viii be no appeal from this authority.
The Sings Ordinan e was ordered to be
taken into consideration by Secret Com
mitee, and the Chamber OF Peers adj
Journed until they should make their re-
port.
Angereau. it is said, has declared that
he did not vote for the Incompetence of
the Court Martial which was appointed
TO try Ney. The Neapolitan and Spanish
Ambassadors at Rome. have formally de-
manded the expulsion from the Papal ter
ritories of every member OF Bonaparte's
family, in consequence of the 10y VIII ch
t ey testified OF hearing of the landing of
Murat. Th- Chamber Of ID puties have
resolved to discuss a proposition for bcr-
ging the King to take into consideration tie
amnesty promised for the rebe lion in
March last, excepting persons who are
liable to be accused before the TT buaals.-
Marshal Ney has denied passage repor-
ted Of hun on his first nterrogation-in-
stead Of saying, My wife believed l was
marehing against Bonaparte, and was sor-
ny tor 1t, the Marshal id NV wife b.
heYed beforehand that marched against
bonaparte, and was sorry that it rs not
done. The Peers have named NJ. SeglIier
President of the Royal Court, their report
CT on Eey's trial.
4 considerable body Of Russian troops
has been marched back, to take up thcir
quartersln the capital. The pay furnish
ed ny the French Government to the Allies
lett 10 France, will, at tic rate Of one franc
per man pr day, amount to above three
Mllllons and a half sterling per annum.
With the French Mails, we have adyi-
ces otrccent dates from Milan and Gero7.
At the former, the most magnificent pre-
pAratlons were making for the reception Of
the Emperor Francis, now STYLED King tf
Lnmbardy and Venice. At tie latter. no
redress had been obtained for tue violation
OF the privileges of the free port By order
OF the King of Sardinia-but the British
Ministers at Turin had been provided with
a remonStrance from the Merchants at
Genoa, and hopes were entertained of q
favourable rssuIt---Ihroueh tie same
channel, accounts have been re -ciyed from
Cadiz TO the 2Sth nit and from Madrid IN
the 4th inst. AT the former, the q. enara-
TORS were slowly continued for the DEPART
ure OF the Expedition TO Lima, and at the
latter, great embarrassment prevailed for
the want Of money to supply the urgent de-
mands on the 8 vernmcnt. The small sum
brought by tire frigate was lost in The y,1.-
tex If the public necessities.
Last night two Hamburg Mails were re-
ceived at the Post Office. 4 Bremen pa
per 81 the 9TH contains "a seemingly distinct
and authorised statement Of the terms on
which Franc, IS to make her payments TO
the Allies 1t is laid down rs principle.
thatin The three FIRST Y airs France is not to
p y above 27O millions ANNUALLY, Of which
40 millions are to be i'm par, Of the iodere.
nty ot700 m Hons, and the remaining $50
millions are TO be apVliod 20 Tic support of
IN occupying army. This army, Of which
the Duse OF Wellington will be Command
er IN Chief. IS to be called the European
Army, in relation &c lis component yarts.
and also it's object, VII oh is the preserva-
ton of 'cPose in Elrope One Of thc ar
tcics stipulates, that the French Govern.
mcnt SHALL settle, without DELAY, with die
Duke % Wellington, respecting the main
ten"nce 81 this army. and every thing con-
nected witt Il. It's this last point which
IS supposed 60 hive required the personal
attendance Of Sir Henry Torrsns in Paris.
The r npcror Of Russia Continues AT Rev
In. ON The 4th be Wis ted the tomb Of the
late lnecn LINUS, at Cnariottenburgh ---.