Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-20
FOREIGN.
IBY THE LATEST ARRIvALs.l
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FROM FRANCE

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below, the Hunter. Reynegan, Is days from
bordeaux, with full cargo Of wines, brandy, silks
&c The ship Lydia, Watkins, of this port, was to.
taiiY lost on the Cordoyan on the morning Of the
lain Of Jan--I he captain, passengers and crew are
all safe and were at Rowan. No event Of cense-
quence had occurred in Frauce---sliars progressed
IN aoulI unsettled manner, the parties were divii-
ing daily, and the republican appears to be strong
est as many oil the partisans and aherentsof Bona
parte had from the effect OF late measures been in
dueed to take part with those who have uniformly
opposed the reigning family The Chamber oil De,
puties are violent in their prosecutions against those
who accepted employments on the return of Roma
partc and the sensations created by this system
have been open and unreserved. The king has
found u necessary to propose general law of am
ncstT, lsnce the execution of Ney--and the escane
ef I.ayaette has undoubtedly been facilitated by or
uers of the government Ii appears that the king
oI bavaria applied for Lavaettes pardon after his
condemnation IN consequence of his friendly Offices
when Minister FOR France at that Court ou;s
18th not at liberty afterthe preceding execnti
ons to remit The sentence, and having some appre-
henson for the consequences in the state of the NH
lie feeling-it is generally supposed that arrange
mcnts made 20 facilitate his escape IavaIette
it is said left Paris in an Austrian Uniform. win
regular passport, and had arrived in Bavari1 The
CONT ued roItpOnements # the ials of those nro
ser'brd ty the king affords some reason to believe
that the severity If the late measures will create
some serious difficulties. The Chamber Of De.
tutleS nave club III me 81. HOTfore, where
nightly meet, and every law or measure which 4
intended to be proposed, is there first discussed
sometimes with temper, but Of late with much
warmth. These circumstances connected with the
heavy contributions, the trials and executions Of
brave, able and favorte generals the constant ami
oppressive interference of the English government
the endorsements of commerce, the power and
employment of all eniSrants, the acknowledgements
of the army and the religious dissentions all unitc
to threaten much distress and calamity TO that fine
country. 1t is considered theinerest Of the French
nation TO have strong alliance with Russia. and er.
tensive commercial relations with the o. S,ates
Rnssis will require cooperation in any attack, n.
ganst Turkey, and France hAds it her interest tn
remain neutral, which frsm the position cannot he
allowed. The ministry have placed an additional
duty on Cotton or contemplate doing so, and the
king IS advised not to the monopoIy of tn
baeco; few advantages will result to the United
states II these measures are pursued
ErnigratiOnS to America vii, be numerous in tte
spring; amsng the celebrated characters who are
said to be coming ont are Sout, Excelmsns Chaptal
and lAeepede. Objections are continually making
on behalf Of the British government to the emirrat
on of French officers TO the United States
The Hunter has % passengers Mr. Noah. late
consul oil thS United States at Tanis, is among
them.