Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-10

not be at liberty to return without the ex-
press permission Of the king, the whole up
on pain of transportation.
4. All the members of, or persons allied
to the family Of Bonaparte, and their de-
scendants to the degree otuncle & nephew,
Exclusively, are ex, lu6ed forever from the
Kingdom, and are required TO leave it with
in one month under the penalty decreei by
article 9,h If the penal code
They sh IL be inc apable of enjoying any
civil right there, or possessing any proper
ty, titles, annuities or pensions granted TO
them gratuitmsly in that country & they
shall be required to sell within six months
the proDerty of all kinds which they shall
have obtained for valuable considerati-
on.
S. The present amnesty is not applicable
TO those persons against whom ED 'nCs
have been instituted, or sent noes passed
prior to the PRONUNCIATION of the present
law the proceedings snail be continued,
and the sentence executed agreeably to the
laws.
6. The present amnesty does not extend
TO the crimes or off noes against individuals
at whatever pc cd they may have been
committed The persons who have been
guilty of them, shall be liable to BE- prose
cu.ed according to the laws.
Given at Par.s, at the Palace of the
the Thulleries, the 9Th day of the
month Of D ceulbsr. in the year
of Grace one Thousand eight
hundred and fifteen, and of our
reign the twenty first.
LOUIS.
By tie King,
RICHELIEU.
AfSer the reading of this hlrojef, NJ. de
Richelieu added, "The measure proposed
to you, gentlemen, is not new in our annals.
Henry ". whose memory we cherish with
such pleasure, published in 1894 q similar
act of amnesty, and France was saw
ed -
Scarcely had the minister uttered the
concluding words, when spontaneous and
unanimous shout of IiUe PRoi burst from
all parts of the hall and the trbunes. The
81 putes srose and waved their hats in the
air, repeating the same acclanations with
the most lively enthusiasm.
Silence being restored, and the Assem-
bly, again seated, the President in the
name Of the Chamber, acknowledged the
receipt Of the communications Just made !;
he announced that the speech of the min
lister and the frojet de ioi, shall be prin.
ted and distributed, and that the latter
should be sent for the examination of the
bureaux.
The ministers then retired and were con-
Quoted ont of the hall with the accustomed
ceremonies.
The President announced that the depu-
tirs were about TO withdraw to their bu-
reanX that on the morrow the Chamber
would form itself, at 10 O'Clock, into Sc
cret committee, and afterwards meet in
the bureaux.
London Dec. -.
The trial Of Sir GEORGE PROVOST,
is fixed for the fifteenth of January, and is
to take place at Chelsea Hospital.
A ministerial paper states, that accord
ing 70 the account of those who affect to
be well informed of the treaty un Ter which
the Ionian Islands are surrendered to the
protection Of G. Britain, seer t articles are
introduced, by which this government is
for5 'dden to Interfere in any war which
may be conducted by the courts of Vienna
and St. PetersbUrgh, against the Sublime
Porte. 1t is asserted, that the Ionian Is
lanls are the price OF the Compliance of
England with this condition.. Is this pos
s blea
On the authority of letters from Spain,
II Is currently reported that Ferdinand
VII has d prived the Biscayans of the an
Gent privileges they have so long enjoyed.
1t wiilb remembered, that the three pro-
vinces Of Gnipuscoa, Alaba, and Biscay had
a freer constitution than the other parts of
Spain, which was called the hriUiicPeS OF
Bi5cay. According to the tenor Of said
constitution, the Biscayans formed their
provincial juntas or cortes under Che shade
OF an old tree, OF Garnica, said TO be 400
years old. This tree the French Destroy
ed when they were In Spain, and Ferdi-
n1nd has gone step farther, and over
turned the constitution, from its being of
fensive to his principles.
Brussels, Dec. 9.
From Paris 70 orr frontiers tn. allied
troops are all in motion, the roads are Co
yered with troops Of all arms. artillery and
M endless train of baggage, &c. and prcpa-
rations are making at Cbambray to receive
before the end of the month the head quar-
ters Of Lord Wellington all the English
troops beyond the contingent of 25, 900 iafan
try and 5000 cavalry, which remain in
france, are coming to Belgium; the Hano-
verian. and Hansratic troops pass through
these provinces to return home, mean time
the duty is done i'll the French fortre sses,
at Lisle and Arras in the strictest manner
The troops which lately landed at Ostend,
went yesterday on board again, to return
to England.
The report is again in circulation, that
Lord Wellington's head quarters will come