Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-18

to the 27ih of July, have been received at
the Office of the american Centinek. They
contain 10 intelligence of particular in.
terest. The following are the principal ar
tiCles
Paris, yuiy q.
The Correctional Tribunal have been
appealed 70 by Councillor PArquin. in the
name OF M. Benait, keeper of an eating
house, tn fine the Count Barrenl de Blau-
vert, 10 0eo r. 500 printed pies of the
Judgement, and the suppression of en- article
published IN work written by the latter,
in which he states" TIE Septers. brizs rs
cut fransperSatemenf the body of the unfor-
tuna!e princess de Lamb4lie a coff-e-
house k r9er, nam.d Cretien, and one Be-
uait rofiSeur, performed the operation,
which is without example in history. -
his work was written by the Count in
1915, and is entitled, Leffres sur queiqises
farfcHfa7ffes secretes de PHistofre hen-
GGnt Firfeyvegne dsS Box6ons.
We hear that Mr.. Bruce is shortly to
be married TO Mss Crosbe, and will inn
mediately set cff for Italy.
Sir Robert Wilson is now in London. and
NJ. HutchisoD at Cambray.
The Journal de Paris, who is not always
himscH the most correct, insnuated yester-
day. that the list of members row at Frank
fort, by not having been officially commu-
nicated, is probably incorrect. We beg
leave to insist upon its authenticity, and
also its correctness. until the Journal de
Paris has sufficient sagacity to Sud where
lies the error
We are astonished and almost indignant
at several OF yesterdays Jooruals having
given such marked publicity to the mad
rawlings Of man named Blanchard. LIVING
at Bourbon Vendee. They have given =
long account of tits fellow going to several
places, saying that f8ctious meetings take
pace al Rochefort, Rochelle, Fontenny.
Mort, &c. Surely the Editors Cannot i'm
agine they Go much good to thu rrysl cause
by publishing such trash. TIN. p lice is ~
err active to discover those things, and the
tust laws punish the offenders; but for
Journalists to swell the scnseless ideas of an
IDIOT, or maniac, into dreadful conspiracy
or pot, IS showing want of attachment
to the house of Bourbon, and a mean any
iety to excite the public to converse upon
topics which they have long been tired of,
and had hoped were consigned to an eternal
oblivion.
The Journal Of Toulouse presents US
with the following
On the 18th inst. at Castres, grain was
in abundance, but high in price num-
OCT vi people met IN the market place,
and cried that it ought to be lowered; the
commiss' ny of police went there and told
them sucb conduct could not be permitted
he was then grossly insuted menaccd, and
oil ged to save himself. The project. in
consequence. the next day appeared in the
market, at the head Of some eendarres.
and arrested the most conspicuous. who
repeated their former conduct he then
touod the national guards under arms. and
by addressing very spirited haranpue to
them, found out among their body several
active instigators f; he sent to prison about
q doz n OF them, and order was restored.
The hall-pay officers ut Castres b haved
themselves extremely well on this nrca-
sion. Tie project, whose manly and able
conduct ~ this occasion merits equally of
the king & people, is NJ de Cazes, near
relative, we believe, to our excellent min
ister Of police"
We now hear that the Duke of We'll
lington IS not expected to visit his head
quarters before the middle of August he
will therefore remain to be present at the
fetcs IN honor of the prince regent, and
duke OF Nork's birth days. 1t IS supposed
they will be conducted upon a grand scale.
IN order -in<.laxla.re. e - a. =.