Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
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stores when the Dolphin sailed from Dam.
zic. ttn
The Ex-King of Westphalia. sJero,,.
who has laid aside the name OF Ron.
parte, is now called the prince of Mo-,
ford, appears to be in Stutgard.
The harvest in Sicily nas been MOI.
productive than for "a years past. 'rhe
price of grain has fallen TO six ounces ana
half as trancs) per sahua, which L.
high price in the estimation of a Frennt"
man or German.
Since the Hereditary Prince has beon
at Naples, hne of 'Fclegraphs has bss,,
established between Mcss:na and p.,,o-
mo. The correspondence from III.
place is, therefore, transmitted 10 NAMES
by way ofMessina land Reggie, lin fon,
hours Pdte,mo Pepper. 'o''
Ten members of the Spanish Cortes
confined at Cueta, have been removed
from their prisons and transferred nm
board xebec, which is to transport the,"
to an unnhabted island III the neiuhbour,
hood of NIajorca.
Emigrations into Poland from tbo
neighbourhood of the Rhine, have for
some tune past been exceedingly nume-
rous-py the latest accounts they arr
rather increasing than otherwise.
Treasury Journal announced lac.
! night, as evidence of the economy -,
Ministers, the following reductions ~
intended, or actually carried into etfe,t.
That they have already, since the adj.
Journment OF Parliament, reduced the ~.
my to ten thousand men
ihat the Ordinance expenditures i
| reduced from four millions TO one.
That the Commissariat Department 10
extremely reduced.
That III the Barrack Department t,yo
of the Commissioners have been reduced
and the other part of the establishment
has been also reduced.
That the Transport Department i
| entirely abolished.
That the Commissary in Chief hoe
been abolished, and the Establishment
reduced.
That about one third of the inspectors
General; Inspectors and SURVEYORS of
Taxes, are to be reduced
That the West-lndia Commissioners
are to be reduced from five to three
The Medical Board to be reduced 70
one member
The Land Tax Registry Office to be
reduced.
Paris, September %.
The duke of X ent, one OF the sons &c
the King of England, travelling undertbr
| name of the count fof Dublin. passed
through Leige on the 18th, on his wav 10
Stutgard
The first council of war presidedby Ba-
ron Rogniat, assembled on the 18th 10 trv
par comtumace, Michee Sykestre Braver
lieut.. general ON account ofhis con,lucf
at Lyons, during the conspiracy of ths
Goth of March, and have declared him
GUILTY, of having attacked France
and the government before the Cad
March, but not guilty of doing it by yio-
lence, and IN consequence condemn him
to death.
mn. Stratsbug, Sept. Is.
lhis morning the Duke of WELLINGTON
reviewed the corps of the Austrian lien
tent held marshall Baron Marshall in the
vast PLAN of Marienthal This afternoon
ne arrived IN our city accompanied by a
great number of English and Austrian
general officers, and tomorrow he is to
set out for Colmar.
London, Sept 8.
letter from Cadiz communicates tbe
death of the celebrated, but unfortunate
Gen. Miranda, who has at length fallen
victim to Spanish barbarity, after an i'm
prlsonment ofnearly four years, in hor
bic dungeon, in violation of "a most So
Tenn capitulation. Revenge pursued him
even beyond the grave. The monks
would not allow his faithful attendant TO
give him any funeral rites, but carried off
the body on the miserable matras and
truckle bed on which he expired. and
committed all his raiment and every thing
that belonged TO him, to the flames.
Ia gentleman, recently from Cadiz, In
forms, that Miranda died on the 10th of
June; but that the circumstance has been
Kept a secret by the government, until
very lately.]
We some days ago had occasion fono-
tee, that Com. Bowles in the Ampbion
frlgate, had carried out Instructions 10 re-
mostrate against the projected descent of
the Brazil troops on the territory of La
rata but we expressed our dread of his
arriving too late, after so long deten-
non al PORTSMOUTH. He, however, arr
yea Iour days after the expedition had
sailed, and immediately cutter was sent
amer II, and the result was, that all the
troops, baggage, cannon, stores, &c.
were landed In the island of St. Catha-
rrines, the troops put into barracks. and
me stores lodged in the magazines. The
hlred neutral transports were paid off. so
mat the threatened III aston oftbe Eastern
side or La Plata is at AN end for tbe pre-
sent
IL now appears beyond doubt, that one
OF Inc marriage conditions between Spain
ana Portugal was, that the latter should
rreconquer Buenos Ayres on account of
me first, as an equivalent Of the dowries
tne Two Pnncesses were to carry with them.
tad this been the case, we would ask,