Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

We received this morning Madras pa~
pers to the 2lth February Inclusive. We
mad previously had 2ombsv papers to a
late date the former, therefore. could
not DC expected to- bring such late infor-
nation. The advices from Lord MORA
state, that Srindia was at Gwaliov with his
army the Madras army. $4,000 strong,
was in the Dekken at Elichpoor asd
the Nizam's and the Peishaw's subsidiary
troops at Jaulna. The Bombay army is
ready 20 move. An the sc circumstances
seem to announce war upon very cxten-
sive scale.
The captive family OF Candy, has Ian
ded at Madras fron, Columbo, and been
sent to- Nsliore.
a mai from FLINDERS arrived this NOR
ming, ard one article brought by it corrob-
crates the statement we made a day or two
ago of the pacific intentions of the Empe-
ror Alexander. lie has lately ortle red his
ambassador to deliver to the Divan q note,
express ive OF his pacific wishes, declaring
that he has no other desire thaa to see
Europe at peace after her violent agjta
tions.
brussels, Juiv 6.
The Duke of Wellington is expected NJ
his head quarters at C2mbrav in fort
night, on his return from Englant. His
Grace will then SO to Sedan, the head
quarters Of the Prussian army, * thence
to Colmar, the headquarters of the Aus
trians.
From the flies ofthe English papers with
which Capt. Glover favored the Editors
OF the Patriot, the following extracts are
made.
The Statesman contains Cobbett's goth
letter to the American people, on the pro-
rogation of Parliament and the ..Regrnts
speech. 1t also contains kis letter g To
the Men of Kent" on their reject ofihe
addresses proposed 70 the royal family
congratulating them on the marriage of the
Princess Charlotte.
The king of the Netherlands acceded,
July /, to the " Holy League" with Russia
Austria and Prussia, conceiving that " it
viii have a beneficial influence on the state
of society, and the reciprocal relations OF
nations
The London Courier, July ID, betrays
foolish resentment at the attention paid to
the " illustvious French exiles" i'll the L.
States.
The following is copied from the London
sun. ministerial print. and shews the ex-
cessive deHcacy and refinement of British
Editors
london ,5ltly II.
The frequent indisposition of the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE naturally occasion sur
misses that they hroceed from a cause more
agreeable than otherypise TO the feelings of
nation deeply interested in the happiness
of her Royal Highness 1t may perhaps
EXPOSE us to a charge Of want of etioutte
TO say any thing on this subject. but know
ing how much gratifed the Country will
be by the Information we cannot refrain
frcm stating, that authority, more grave
than Gossip's Story, gives us leave to la
ment her illness as slightly rs Possible,
and TO indulge our warmest hopes & utter
our best wishes on the ausfiiciosls married
condition of one so dear to the British Peo-
pie"
London, July Is.
Four new r1arshals of France have been
created. The duke &c Colgny, the count
de Viomen.l, the duke de Feltre and gen
eral BournooviIie an equal division be-
tween the emigrants and those who have
been concerned in the revolution. Several
OF the persons implicated in the late con
sDiracy have appealed to the Court of Cas-
sation against their sentence.
One of these papers, quoting an article
from Petersburgh, says, that in treaty
between Russia and the United States,
the latter have coded to the former two
OF their ports in the Pacific Ocean. In the
Pacific What ports can they be
Paris, Juty ID.
This morning. the persons condemned
at the Court of Asslze, were removed
from the Conciergsrie TO Bicetre. Carbon
neau IS the most affected. He has constants
ly present to his mind the misery to which
his wife and children will remain expos
ed. rolleron and Pieignier curse him for
being the author of their ruin, by the de-
clarations he made against them when he
was arrested. 1t is remarked that the
moral faculties Of Plngnier have become
greatly enfeebled. He no longer desires to
see his wife. Charles and Lefranc appear
affected at the punshnientto which they
are condemned, on account of their age
In the port folio of Charles, small knife
was found, with which he had resolved to
K II Inns IF. Dervin and Desbaumes seems
Indifferent. Madame Picard is sick she
has positively appealed against the judy
ment. Lascause and Warm testify rather
joy than sorrow.
Genoa, Tune 80.
Several vessels have again been met
with at sea, with no y rrson on board
Two were recognised to he Spanish built,
& the English instruments found on board
another, induce the opinion that she belongs
TO that country. q French tartanc has al
the brig that brought The intelligence as
serts, that these vessels had been boarded
by Barbary corsairs. 1t is believed that
the vessels were abandoned after
their crews had been either taken or