Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-26

A copy of a Ireasnry minute, dated 93l
February. 1916, printed by order. Of the
House OF Commons, c;-ecis sam of &C.,
90 ont Ns the 6rcsts Of she Admiralty, to
!. paid ia AL OF ehe pr;yy purse of tn,
Yri,ee Regent, tawa,ts tne discharge OF
the exp7as- of additional building. * pur-
chase OF iaua made by his Royal II gh-
hess. aud anucXci 70 mis- private properly,
20 Brighton aHd the further sun OF $780,
900 on, Of the same, for the additional fur
.jiare for the said additional buildings.
the remains Of Lord Arthnr Somerset.
,4ha. we axe sorry 10 learn, died on the
NQtA at last month ae Lisbon are 20 be re-
moved from thence for intermeat. in the
family vault at Trsgothan. Cornwall.
Cherries made their first appearance
this seasoa On the z Ii inst. in Co,ent-gar-
den market. They were sold 1T two quiz
meas anl a halls per pound.
the six frigates Ni,h troops, which
lately sailed for the West Indies from
Portsmouth, tits supposed are bound to
frovi euce, where we understand, a seri-
Gus commotion had d, isen among Tie black
troops.
I.oNDoN, May 11.--A Flanders Mail
ard the Paris papers OF Tuesday last, ar
rived yesterday. The intelligence received
by the former is uuinportant. The French
papers are ECU lily des,itute of interest,
peFhaps w.es the exception OF an art Gle in
me AIoreenr, detailing the proceedings of
a nsstinE recently held in the French ca
pital, and composed Of individuals, who
nave been iabouring for some time with
zeal. though we believe with little effect,
To promote a crusade against the BNtbary
powers. Sir Sidney Smith is Sa d TO be the
origins' or of this chivalrous scheme; and
it is probable he is impel ed by the indig~
nrti II, na,ural to a generous mind, more
than by love Of notorcty, in promoting
this crusade against the pjratical States.
PANS, April 27.--Great ceremony rs to
be observed in escortng the Princess Ca
roline to Paris; .he Mayors Of each city
are to meet her at tieir sates,-the Pre-
fects and Sous-P vefects are to escort her
from the frontiers to the limits Of their
respective artments--the civil and
Military Officers OF every department are
also to be presented to her Royal Eishness
on her wav.
We find that in Burgundy they h ave now
remaining of last years produce an i'm
mence quantity OF corn & diff rent sorts OF
grain more than thSy shall consume before
the next harvest. 1t is 70 be sens TO 4
merica, &c.
PARIS, May THE second cnuucn of
war of the FIRST Military division, will to-,
morrow proceed 20 the trial Of zen. Ber..
trand for contumacy, who was exempted
from the amnesty. In terms of the law,
there can b. no moral dispositions of Wit.
nessss, and no advocate can speak in favor
81 The accused. The Reporter alone will
be heard.
Paris, -4jt7a 90.
His Majesty has desired letters To be
written to the Archbishops and Bishops,
ordering 4 solemn thanksgiving to be ce,e-
brated mall the Churches in the kingdom
on the Sd Of May, for his happy return to
the Throne.
1t IS said that the Spanish Count Tor.
reno, with the whole his household, has
been crested in Paris. He was mem
Der of tie Cortes.
A letter from Calais Of the Esd SAYS
. NJ. du Fantilas. HSuorary Counsellor Of
the Emperor Of Russia, arrived express
from Paris last night, and embarked I'M
mediate!y for England"
a butcher OF Agreement, on Easter Mon
day, drank twenty four glasses of brandy
successfully for wager. He died in
consequence, in about an hour after
wards
IN American Society is about 70 estab
lish an t2sttution for the deaf and dumb
At Conoect;cut. NJ Gallaudet has been
seat 20 Paris, to learn the art Of iustructing
them fl m the Able S,cari.
Inc examination Of General MoUToN-
DuvERNET. has commenced at Ly-
ons
The Cd treaty between the Courts of
Austria & Bavaria, was signed at Munic h
on the 18th inst.
he King of Naples has restored ali the
Gnsold property of those who were deciar-
ed grants by Joseph Bonaparte or
Murat.
The plague which was raging at Escla-
Fona, has now nearly ceased.
Srnce Metternich will remain some time
at Florence, TO conclude some important
negotiations with the Ministers Of the CIR.
Duke of Iuicany.
May 6.
You will observe that the French pa
pers male no mention OF a conspiracy, or
arrests having taken place at Paris vet
It IS certain, that not less than 500 per
sons have been taken into custody within
these few days Government are fearful
Of agtating the public mind on so tender
subject. It IS probable that none of the
individuals thus arrested will be brought TO
trl5i, either for want of sufficient evidence.
or tor fear Of admitting he very existence
CT conspiracy, at time when all is des-
cribsd as peace, union and loyalty; or fo;.
fear ct committing so delicate a case to the
hazardous chance OF trial for every
triai which takes place at present may be
considered as contest between govern
m"ut and the public, which the JUDGE, de-
eide according to the prevailing influence
OF either; and public opinion now assumes
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