Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-06

1t II not true. that the king has Spare,
Lavalettc's life on ccadi,iun of his gon,
into p rpetual baniShnrnt. I.avale,te ho,
been the Intimate ftiend OF the minister IS
var, g'neral CLARKE, whom, however. he
id not call as witness upon his trii
After his condemnation, however. he wro,o
letter to him. imploring him to intercefs
with the king, not for pardon, but to n,
shot instead Of being executed upon SCI
fold. The minister Immediately hastene1
to the king, and went further than he
friends demand. He begged his life, which
the king declined gran,ng. There is No
mention of Lavalette's appeal to the con,,
of revision against the judgment OF the
court martial.
Paris. Dec. !.
1t is stated in one of the papers Of yes.
tertlny. that Conpt Biacas had left Naples
IN order to return to Paris.
The duchess Dowag, r of Orle,ns has
left thcH I'll dc Novernois. which she has 4,
occupied since Ter return to France, and i,
to reside in the hotel Mole, which she pur-
chased from, M. Cambacer.
The Journal de Nlontausaa of Nov. %
has published an ord T. of the minister of
| general polire, conrainisS descriptions
| OF the f7llowing Individuals, vz.-Iean
| Bapliste Drcuet d'fglon, Charles Letehyre
| Desnou ties, August Ane,ih, Jaques-I.an.
rent Ciliey, Michael Sylvestre Brayer
Francois Regis Bi,thelcmy, Monitor Da.
vernet, Emanuel Grouchy, Bertrand Clau-.
| 81, and Henri Franc DIS Laborc'e: all these
persons are included in the king s ordinance
OF July "a. The order of the police min.
ister directs necessary searches to be mad,
for their istovery, and Their arrest wher,
! ever they may be found.
l ~ A A %
! LONDON, y cember 10
| Ertr0ct from letters receivcd from offceo
! Of his moieety's shin Northumberland
| - His majesty's ship Northun-
| beriand, Oc;. 20, 1915.
| 'Wc arrived here on the. 18th. afta 4
rather pleasant. though long passage, d
| ten w eks; and genera, Bonapartc landd
on the 10th. in the evening, when it WIS
| quite dark he was nuffled up in a la,re
surtuot at. A guard went BE- fore himb
disperse the mob. You may Judge of Ii.
stale Of his mind and spirits by what le
did. and what he did not do, during tie
passage. He never came out of his CABIN
but m the evenings after dinner, he then.
| almost without exception, went and leaat
against the breach Of the foremost gun on
| the weatcr side of the quarter deck
when he never moved. Generals Bar
trand and Lascasses always came out with
him, and with whom he ever cotninuedin
conversation he appeared to take little
| ntice OF his other companions. HIS dress
| upon these occasions, was invariably
| green coat, with two plain epauets, small .
clothes,with silk stockings. and pumps,with
| gold buckles. AT the usual ceremony Of /
| passing the Line, which we did on the Esd
OF September, general Bonaparte made
n
Napoleons the French generals and chill
dren gave him a double Napoleon EACH
| The countess Bertrand is one of the most
| pleasant and agreeable women ever con-
| versed with. She said she wished we had \
! missed the island and l do not wonder at
1t for if its boundles craggy rocks andlcf-
| ty mountains strike the senses Of strsn-
| ger, who can depart at pleasure, with (
| cold he appalling effect, what must Be +
the feelings of banished majesty Mature
seems Co have formed it for security to its F
inhabitants. Had general Bonaparte ever
entertained hope of escape, when he
came in sight Of this place it must have
been banished for ever the whole world l.
beside, ! should suppose, does not present
such another spot"
-Northum5crland. Octo5er'l0.
! Bonaparte WAS very much pie ,sed with d
| the attcntion shewn 20 him. whilst on board
| this ship, however he might have felt upon
| subjects connected with bringing him here
| He publicly thanked captain Ross, on the
| quarter deck, for his kindness, and request
ed he would do the same for him to the
| officers"
ST. HELENA, Oct.22.
On the 10th instant, sioop Of war s
| arrived with the intelig nee that feet
| was approaching our island, in which was
| Bonaparte This news threw us all into
| great confusion. On Sunday the 18Th, the s.
| northumberland arrived here with the ex-
emperor and his suite. On Monday, his
surgeon Tan Englishman) called on me and
took we with him ON board. / was intro
| duced to General bertrand and his lady,
and the other passengers after remaining
few minutes i'll the ward room BonapaTte 3
was announced to be on deck, when We all
/ went up. approached him and took Of
my hat he did the same he asked noe
Il there was any good watchmakers inlns
| place. | told him there was very gooa
| one, MIR. Solomons, who is also ve1
resp" ctable merchant. He requested nc
to take his watches to him, as they were
out OF repair one was a large gold repe@
er, the other silver repeater, both mus,
Cal the latter, he says, he always h'u
with him in his carriage.
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