Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-03

-, LONDON, Juns 5.
Since our last, the Paris papers Of
Thursday have arrived and this morning
We received those of Friday.
Anothc: French general (Gruyer) has
been sentenced to be Shot, for the rebellion
OF March l815-and the ridiculous farce of
trying Marshal Grou~hy, who is absent, is
going on.
Courier Extraordinary Of Friday morn
ing.
Several individuals have been carried
before the Tribunals accused OF having sto-
len alaOut tn 1us,nd weight of wurpowdsr
from one of the Coz rnment Magazines.
and sold it 20 Ruggieri, the fire-worker-
The carriage which conveyed it having
been stopped at MCntmartre on the 2Stn
ult. gave rise TO great number of suppo-
stions and commentaries. The quantity
of powder was greatly magnified. and the
whole was said to have been contriveL by
conspirators against the Statc.
Paris journals to the 1st inst. and Elan
ders Msil, have arrived this morning. The
assertion in the previous Paris papers,
which we did not no'ice, KNOWN il to be
untrue, that our Ambassador, Sir Charles
Stuart, was TO be replaced, is now contra
dicted from authority. The valuable SER
vices of that gentleman cannot yet be dis
pensed with. The Duke Of Wellington is
expected at Paris, where it is supposed he
" il remain until September, his Grace
having made all the necessary arrange
ments ON the frontiers. a considerable
chang is operating in the temper, the Vi
GLANCE, and the vgnur of the French Co
vernment. since the explosions at Greno-
BILE and elsewhere. This we find proved
more by our Private l. tiers than By the
public Journals.
There is one important paragraph in
these papers, under the head Of Vienna,
which commences the report that the Rus
sian Army is to b kept upon the war foot-
Ing.
The King of France has very properly
distributed the forfeited property Of the re-
bellious family of Bonaparte among the
soldiers and officers who had lost the pen =
sions earned by their wounds i'll battle, and
has i'll this respect made no distinction be-
tween the Royalists of La Vendee & those
who had served under BonaParte prior to
The first restoration.
tune 6.
From the Paris Journals we have this
day made some further extracts. A mis-
understanding had arisen between the
Swedish Court and the Porte. 10 the
approaching Diet at Franlfort is to be re-
ferred dispute between Austria and Sar-
DINA, respecting the lUrtresses in Italy. -
These subjects, together with the disputes
in Wirtenlburg and Bad II, which will come
before the me Diet, Will afford opportu-
mites for the mediation of Russia and the o.
Their great powers.
We are concerned to state" says the
Bath paper OF this morning, {. that a dis
position 70 tumult exhibited itself among
the lower classes a, YeoyA on TUESDAY,
but, by the temperate conduct OF the prn-
cipal inhabitants, it was suppressed with,
out any material damage being done"
we understand, that the statement
which has appeared in several Of the pa
pers, Of the appointment OF the L nj of
Dalhousie as Governor and Command
er in Chief OF Nova Scotia, is CHROME
Gus.
Prince Antony Of Saxony is expected to
renounce his claim to the Inheritance of
that Crown, in favor Of Prince Maximilisn,
who IS about to marry an Austrian Arch
duchess.
In the sheriR's Court yesterday, sr
Thomas Hardy obtained verdict with
l000i. damages against the proprietors Of a
noraing newspaper, for libel contained
IN various paragraphs last winter, insinua-
N'bS thell lazy A-@iNy Hetu ClOPtu W IN the
Marquis Of Abercorn insinuatjons Tor
which, it seems, there was not the slightest
foundation. The plaintiff offered to rcln-
qush the damages upon giving up the au-
thor.
A private letter from Paris, contains TIE
following -" 1t is said that Marshal Au.
gereau, who had retired to his Country
sat near Pa is, departed TO yhlt undisco-
vered country from whose bourne no trav-
eiler returns )" and by his wi |, he has be-
iueathed to his yoang, aIaiabie and hanl-
some widow, all his immense property, Ia
the entire exclusion OF his own family and
relations. From the report of tie physi-
clans, IT appears that Massena cannot long
survive his brother Mar5hal He is now
attacked with violent sptting OF blood,
accompanied with such a dificuty Of res
piratlon, as threatens his speedy dissolu-
ton"
The 18th inst. is the day mentioned for
the marriage OF the Princess Mary < the
Duke of Gloucester. IL will take place.
we hope, without any application to Pari-
alnent, the incomes of the Princess and the
Duke being adequate to Considerable es-
adjustment.
Dispatches have been sent to the Duke
OF Cambridge, az Hanover. with the well
come Intelligence Of the Prince Regent g,
the Queen having consented to the rrarri-
age OF his Royal Hghncss with the prin-
cess Sophia, OF Gloucester. The ARRANGE
mems VII ch It is necessary for the Duke
to make IN HOnover, Will prevent hin from
returning Immediately. but ne Recal tF;ob-