Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

thlS morning. state, that Cambaceres re
manned ut Brussels, and had Obtained
permission to reside for some time in that
city. There are besides at Brussels, fifteen
or sixteen Preach Generals and superior
officers, some of whom are included in rho
Kings Ordinance, and others h.,v, If,
France out of precaution.
The Duke Of Wellington. il is said in
ten s 10 build handsome chateau on tbs.
estate presented to him by the government
OF the Netherlands.
Fe6rudry IS.
We have received the Paris papers of
Thur>dey ard Friday.
On Thursday, The Kings Minis.a-,
made TO each Chamber a communicated
os most affecting and interesting doru.
ment. a letter written by the Queen Of
France to NJ dame FL zabeth, five hons
before her death. il was erroneou.ly said
insome OF the preceding Papers, that
there was, besides this letter, will. This
letteris the only will the contents of
winch, appear to have been incorrectly
gwen IN tbs Earis Paper that arrived on
saturday. The letter is entirely in the
Queens hand writing, which is well known
iopersons now living. 1t is IS firm as ev-
err IT WIS during the most prosperous mart
OF her litr, and ahords, if any wers want
,ng, another proof of the calm fotttude She
lelt III THESE L: st moments. hut ON this
ead, we nave even tie testimony Of her
eXecut'oners, 10th at her trial and on the
soaf III. During her trial, amidst the
most aggravated mor,ificatien and ;nv,,I,
under accusation of crimes which she co,lJ
not count, she submitted with the Datiep,e
of martir =. mixing, however, with that
Patience, the elevation of d Queen. Sic
dlSFiayed great presence of mind. none
traitor and ability and fortitude. which
mas sometimes forsaken persons after thew
are removed from the eyes Of public
tribunal, did not abandon her in the siierce
and gloom Of a dungeon and in TIE Ger
ta'nty of speedy and public execution
upon the scaff,ld. Half an hour after bcr
return from the revolutionary tribunal. She
wrote this last letter. At eleven O'clock.
she was brought from the prison and con-
veyed IN a common cart TO the place of
execution. In these last moments. the
same tortitude accompanied her. Sorrow
and suffering had furrowed her cheek and
beached her h,ir, but her countenanue
was serene and even majestic.
Otthis lett of the Queen fac sin,ile is
preparing. Both Chambers piled tn the
communication from the King by numerous
depntations
The Minister fPelicc, on being oues-
-'OlO' 40 ~ 'tle means ny winch the letter
had been discovered, said, that informa-
ton had been received OF some precious
documents being in possession Of Courtois,
one OF the regiciacs. The Project was
ordered to make search, and the letter.
with other important documents, were the
result. Su 1t is strange how il should
have sot into Cuuitos's possession he
was no member either OF the Comr::.
tee Of Public or General Safety, nnr uf the
Revolutionary Tribunal, nor very pro-
minent member of the Convention How
ever, there is TO doubt that the letter is
genuine, and document more honorable
to memory, could not have been
found
They announce the rejection of SIR
Robert Wilson ard the two other Cen
tiemen's demand to be liberated on
| bcil
We received this morning American
Papers to the 28th ult. which confirm the
| opinion We expressed on Saturday, relative
to the Conn ercial Convention with this
country. The subject has again come be-
fore the House of Representatives, and a
| Bill is likely to be passed.
a serious misunderstanding appears to
exist between Spain and the United States
| the former, IN addition to her demand
OF all American citizens, who were con-
| CeTned in the revolution in s. America, in
| slSts upon cession of territory.