Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13

Major ffWchson going Is said hrt their papers
have hocn searched and that proof has of their
eonnynee with Layaielte of the existence of other
plots.
PARIS. Jun. IS.
In pursuance of the proposition submits
ted to the k'ng by the NJ mister of War,
Mlrshals NJ lss-nn, Jourdan, Suche., Da
voust, and Money, are deprived of their
paw. Yesterday there was d rumo- that
isi. de Tai .yrand was ex'led the motive
II THIS step Is unSnown-If it is for having
displeased the Court, then every one will
be contented "a thing somewhtt uncommon
in the present monent,) the Royalsts will
consider his punishment as just, < FrenchS
men will behold, with pleasure, man fall
len into disgrace, who has betrayed his
country, who has betrayed all those who
employed him. and who would betray
himself If it were possible he could fJresee
any advant tge from II.
There is a great deal said about the
movements which are at present making
by the Russian and Prussian troops this
occasions great inquietu lie to the Court,
which feels that it cannot maintain itself
notwithstanding the Grace of God by
which it rcigns,] without the cooperation
Of all the bay onets of Europe, especi ally as
~ Wbh'd NM N(A II ~ Q|N1l-ti ~ ~ -.
France.
Tney have not been able to succeed in
forming the departmental legions. A per-
son who has arrived from Tu lie says, that
those which they have organised there do
not exceed fifty men they have endeavor-
ed to m axe The oh soldiers enter again into
the army, by force, and each time that they
augment the corps by man in this man
ner, the next day it is dlmini he'd by or
4 deseTtious. The knowledge of the de-
partments of the pretended Law OF Am
nestY, which they said was the wish of the
people, while in fact it was only the wish
OF handful of chouans, emig ants, and
ntriguers, will not probably increase the
| number of the partizans OF the Court.
January ID.
There have existed for some days past
| in the Court, and a Mong the ministers.
degree OF nquietude anu alarm, which it
is easy to perceive, but of winch 1t is diff
scu,t to divine the true cause. 1t is GER
tain that the Russian and Prussi4n troops
arc making movements, which indicate
on th-lr part a spostion to return to Pa
/ RS, or its envir ms.
w tn respect to the English troops, it
| is certain that they are about to return to
! the capital, to the number OF Is 900 men I;
! during the last or days, they have re-
81 ned their posts at the barrier in the
| north, and it was Remarked that the can
non, which was still at Montmartre, had
| been turned upon Paris 1t is SAID, even,
that depot OF Congr We Rockets nas been
established upon that heignt.
The following is the aIledged cagses OF
arrangements, so contrary bOtn to the urea
" ana the hop S which It excited.
It has been remarked that the soldiers
| Of the Royal Guard expressed somewhat
! openly, sentiments untavorable TO the
Kings ,use---they co nplain that they are
! cloathrd like servants, and employed ~
the occupation of Servants, and above all
they seem to take very ~, being comman
ded by young officers, who have never
seen a campaign, nor have any other clam
to promotion but thcir birth, TO whish theJ