Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07

The two houses of Parliament met Och
June. The house of Commons voted Is
| 000i. for Lord Eigin's Marbles.
Fran the London Courier Of June $.
Our private letters from Paris say, tina,
Talleyranl is reported to have return.i
expressly for the purpose of being present
| at the marriage of the Duke de Berri, ami
| that he will afterwards repair to his re-,
tiremcnt at Valency. But it is suspected
that he has political views in his visit TO the
metropolis A partial change OF the mip;s
try is much spoken Of. The minister of
war, the duke Of Feltre, and the mi.
mister ofpo!ice, de Gaze, it is said ,reprcacb
each other tor having by negligence suf.
tered the instruction at Gren1ble to bre,L
| out; and that one of them must conse-
| quently retire. But this is the mere spe-
culation and wish of the L;bcrales wbo
hope to see unsettled and weakened
Ministry OF so much vigilance, vgour, and
| fidelity.
From various circumstances related
Doth IN the Paris Journals, and in our pri,
vate letters from that city, we find Tho.
bad spirit exists between the Courts sc
the Thullercs and of Stockholm. Tba
friends OF Bonaparte, who hate the Crow,
Prince OF Sweden for having deserted their
cause, lose M opportunity of con,rastjnr,
MS situation with that of the Buurl,on.
when the question of legitimacy is starred
md the Boulbons thems Ives, il i sun,c.
e., bear no good will to the Grown Prime
| both on account of his i'lcgitimaey.. and
! OF attempts he is said 70 have made tv,
years ago to become the successor Of Rcna-
parte on the throne OF Frarce. Cm.,1,
L"gerb eise. Ambassador from Swed~n
to the Court of France, has been j.,
Parls for year past living as Dr;va,e
| lNrt.Vliual ID
anh he IS now pr par'ns to return 10 Swe.
den. a IRIS Journal lateiy- corrected tho
title the late King of Sweden now takes
II is sad that he had not long been called
Count Go,torp, now called himself Ceunt
f1olste'n Gottorp, and that hereafter he
might again change his title. This cir
cum stance has given rise to much speou.
lation. The crown Prince has for some
time been alar"'ed, and has applied IN
Russia for protection. Russia has prom,sed
to support him, and will most certainl,r
keep her word: We see at this day what
she has gained by having pref. c.ed III.
Kings OF Poland. The Turkish Governors
| OF Wallachi and Moldavia have lone an
pied to Russia for protection. The Paris
Journal OF this mornng. mentions the pra.-
cious receptions at ST Petersburg Of
Cserney Georges, the Chief from Servia
Russia has lately acquired Finland. and
VIII most certainly protect the Crown
frlnce OF Sweden, who must DEPEND on
her TOR support. His Royal Hishne SIS,
therefore, is in no danger of losing the
Crown he has in view. though its possession
TO nm might be endangered hal France
and Sweden the entire disposal of il. In
Sweden there is strong party des;rou,
OF disputing his claims.
from the London Stsn, Of June s.
he Paris papers received this morning
are to the 9th and those OF Brussels IN the
sth INST. Neither of these arrivals bring
US any thing important. The former
Journals mention, that England and Den
mark do not agree respecting the Duchy
OF Laurenburg, and that the Danish Co
vern'nent insists on the strict fufilIment Of
the treaty of Kiel.
we lament to learn from the latter,
that the health of the gallant Veteran
Butcher is very precarous
Paris. June 5.-Princc TaIlcyrand hs-
wing returned to Paris some days, fu.fIeI
last Sunday the functions attached to his
once OF Grand Chamberlain Of France
-Four OF the men condemned to death,
called the Vntures Of Donaparte. were
executed at Mors ON the 28th irst.
They write from Baycnne, dat the
person who on the night Of the oath and
25th OF May was arrested in the Commune
st. Esprit had arrived from Paris few
DAYS ago, and that some incerdi ~ pro-
clamations were found among his pa,-
pers.
The confessions of Didier have given
rise, 1t is said, to the arrest Of sev.rai per-
sons.
From the London Stateea7an Of lime Sth.
The Paris papers Of M ,nday, Tuesday
and Wednesday last arrived this afternoon.
he fest Council Of War at PARIS has
assembled to try General Bonaire, and
Lieutenant Mcton, his Aid de Camp, for
the shooting of Col. Gordon. at Conde.
when the latter was sent as Gag of truce
into the garrison.-TEe accused assign in
their justification for putting Col Gordon
to death, that he did not execute his mis-
sion as ENJOYS of this kind usually do. nos
being accompanied by a trumpeter, and
having obtained bis admission into the for
tress in an underhand manner. As the
particulars of the trial have yet to reach
us, we know nothing of the truth or disap-.
proval OF these allegations The decision
must be reckoned of considerable military
Importance.
There has be n another alarm at Gre
noble, and evidently another manifestation
OF disposition on the part of the popu,ace
OF the place and the surrounding country
TO renew the instruction. II is stated in
an article from Grenoble, of the Doth ult.
copied from the Journal of the Isere, by
the Journal de Paris, that OF the prece-
dino niphr about hoif r,,c. x,eta~L