Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
.Weqv York. Dec. %.
NERY LATE EROM FRANCE

Capt. Johnson, IN 81 Nays from bordeaux.
ibY this arrival the Editors of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser have received file of Bor-
deaux papers TO the 24tin OF Nov AID Pm
IS papers, printed in English. to the ooh
inclusive, frcm which the { flowing ex-
trncts are made. J ne trial of Marshal Ney,
1t viii he seen, was to commence on the
31St ot Novemb r IN the Chambert f Peers.
Our corresp ndent at Bor, eaux, under
d1te of the % Of Nov. writes as folows-
" Nothing material has transpired since |
forwarded the last papers. The trial of
Marshal Ney eXcites universal interest; the
royal party influenced by the cabinet of St.
James willno doubt destroy him if possible
but seven-eighths OF the French people,
consider him the brightest character they
can boast. and will feel their subiug 4tion
more acutely than they already do. if he is
sentenced to death"
PARIS, Nov. II.
The new recenseD,eat of the Partisan
National Guard, advances rapidly. A num-
Der OF changes are to be ma ie in the legions
and 1t is sad no one will be permitted to
mount guard If he is not in regimentals
n considerable number of Prussi ms are
still in the ne ghborno of Longwy, Mont
med e Sedan. Gen. Z;ethen he's had his
headquarters III this last city. The whole
country is so exhausted, tnat provisions
are obliged to be sent for from other parts
of the Kingdom.
At Rennes and Grenoble. erd-rs have
been given TO public house-keepers, mas
ters of cnffee-houses, &c. to shut uD their
nous 1t 10 o'clock at night in the latter
city, 1t is rhiden to go out after that hour
without a light.
The Austrian government is sending re-
N FOR ms mi, .Nnt,,
ing the coasts and frontiers nevertheless
it is thought that the last intelligence re-
ceived from Turkey is Of . pacific nature.
1t is reported. that it was with the concur
renee OF the Turks, that the English have
paced a garrison at the mouth of the Cat
taro.
We hear from Rome, that the Spanish
Ambassador, on the 3OJh nit. received A
messenger from Madrid, and immediately
waited on the old King of Spain, with
whom he passed great part of the night.
The next morning his eXceliencv had a
conferrrene with the Cardinal Secretary
or State, and the same day visited every
member OF the Bourbon family at present
IN Rome. Nothing has tranSDired Of what
passed in these conferences, but his ma
jesty appeared in high spirits afterwards,
and was heard to- repeat several times,
can now die happy Spain will be hap
py."
Several religious orders have present
ed reclamations TO mis- Holiness the Pope a.
gainst the establishment OF the Jesu-
its, which measure il is asserted, has sew
eral opponents in the Sacred College.
In consequence fthe delay of three DAYS
allowed the accused by the law. Marshal
Ney Will not be brought up before Mond "
or Tuesday.
The excuse given by Marshal Augereau,
for not sitting on the trial, has been &C
knowledged sufficient by the Chamber.
We hear that the Marshal was this night
transferred from the Conscrgere TO the
Luxembourg.
Paris, Novem5er 20.
Marshal Ney has written to the Minis
tcrs Of the Allied Powers, to reclaim the
strict execution of the convention of the
Sd JAY last, for the surrender of Paris,
by which an amnesty for all acts posterior
TO the goth Mars was stipulated by the pc
nerals of the allied forces. Madame New
has had an interview on this subject with
the Duke OF Wellington, who observed to
her, that the convention Of the Sd of Julv
had never been ratifed by his Maiesty
Louis XVIII, and that in consequence the
Allies could not interfere in any measures
which the King might think proper to
adopt in order to insu the interior
tranquility Of the state.
In the Chamber OF Peers on the 18th.
it was unanimously resolved, that Mar
shal My should be d lisered over TO the
Chamber, and that his trial should begin
on Tuesday. the 2lst inst.
Paris, .Ncuembe, IT,
The Duke Of Cssiiglione, Peer OF Franc. is said
to excuse hmsclt from setting on the rial Of Star
shal Ney on account Of his having bern one of die
Members ofthe Military Council which declared
itself incompetent.
In conformity with an ancient custom the ecIesi-
astical Peers will aot assist at the trial of Nashsl
Ney.
.N1uember IL.
The official Gazette Of tiis morning contains the
following parhga ph -
"Jhe march Of the Prussian armies towards the
frontiers has been momcntarly suspended by I'M
expected difficulties, aud in consequence a great
number OF trJOns are concentrated on very
small space OF territory, where every thing nec,s-
sary was prepared for their passage and not Cur
their say. These burdens and unfOr. seen diff
eulties, which tall principally On the departments
Of the North, The Mosclle, and the Mrurthe. de-
mand new proofs Of the zeal Of the Pref cts and
dsyouemcnt Ofthe inhabitants, who deserve. for so
many reasons, at Length to The end of eir mis-.
tottnacs The Kings Ministers have informed lis
Majesty NJ the situation Of those departments anil
deeply aii cted by then misiortunes, the Eng has
ordered the Ministers 10 employ every effort In
their power to shorten the duration Of tits state ef
things, which although momentary IS not the less
burienspme."
The Treaty Of Peace is signed, and will be com
Uunleated to the two Chambers on Tuesday next
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