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

gent, having been pleased to acccle. IN ,
aspect to the Kingdom OF Hanover, to the
measures which have bsen concerted, be-
tween the Courts OF G. Britain, Austria,
Russia and Prussia, in regard to those per
sons, who, on account of high treason, and
betraying their country. are, by decree
OF the King of France, Of July 81, 1915,
part according to the List No. /, delivery
ed over 10 the French Tribunals and
partly according To the List No. 9, Danish
ed from Paris, and placed under the SER
VIGILANCE OF Police all Magistrates of the
ngtlom, are hereby directed, in case any
persons i'll List No /, should De found in
this Kingdom, immediate to arrest them,
and give an Official report, that further
measures may be ordered. The persons
IN List No. 2, II they should obtain permits
sion to leave France, shall! BE- allowed 10
pass through the Kingdom of Hanover, if
they are furnished with regular passports;
bu, only to the dom;nons of Austria, Russia
ana Pru ssia. Care is 10 be taken to Eve
them an escort of Royal Dragons, and
not TO allow them longer stay in mis- Ma
jesty's dominiohs, than is necessary, merely
to pass through them.
COD DECKEN.
"Hanoyer, Nov. 81, 1915"
LONDON, Dec. 10.
It.
papers of an English physician, a cores
pondence has been found, between Madame
N1urat and the princess Of Wales. Ma
dame Murat had intyusted this correspon-
dencc, and considerable sum of money, TO
the physician, who was considered as an
agent OF the opposition he went to Naples
while the princess of Wales was there,
aud returned hithcr a little before the
breaking out OF hostiities between Aus,ri-
and Naples. Since the arrival of Ma
dame Murat at hamburg, he went Their.
frequently, and kept up an intimate inter
course with the Chateau. On this the
MORNING Chronicle remarks, that unless
this has alusion to the voiunt ~ commits
sion which the earl of OXfOrt! entered in
to, and tat ne IS considered as an agent
or opposition, W. know not what is mean
by this precious stuff. Certain it is, that
not the opposition, but the rcgent's min
listers entered into confidential communi-
Cations with Murat, who made direct
proposition to JOIN the allies on his hearing
OF Bonaparte's expedition from Eiba. He
sent both 10 London and to Vienna, offer
ing 70 march with II whole force TO op-
pose the ex-emperor; and his PROPOSE
ton was so favorably received by our min
isters, that a dispatch was sent to Vienna
on the subject, advising to close with his
Offer. The versatile character of the
weak man himself, prevented its being act
ed on.
An awkard attempt is made to vindi-
cate the character OF the duke of Angou-
leme from Intolerance. To this end we
have cU,ious account of the coquettings of
the duke Ill passing through Nisues to
lhoulouse. On this occasion it seems. his
royal highness thought some explanation
OF his principles necessary. He repeated
to ali the authorities, " that liberation was
one oi the blessings of the charter, and
that 1t was his majesty's intention. that
his subjects should enjoy it, To the pres
ident OF the consistory, ne said with
smile, perhaps attempts have been made
to prejudice you against me-lJrobab.y YOU
might be told that l do not Ike YIN
confess myself q good CathcHc,'
And thus he went On to slow his good
will to the PrCtestants- but unfortunately
no other proof of this good will Appeared
throughout the whole OF MS royal hie5ncss.s
journey through the uthern Pre-, inces
This article, IN viadiCation Of the duke. is.
no doubt, intended to smooth his rcturn r.
the capital, win lie his conduct and charac
ter had never been viewed III very favor
able light.
November 25
iiC COtl II siSSlLCS at fdrlS, made YES
terday, for the first time, the apDlicatior
OF the law Of the OH November, relative
to the repression OF sedtious cries. A
butchers lad Of Courbcvo;e, named Ruff.
was brought before the court On an aeon
satioa If having, on the 18TH SeDten,hgr
last, whilst he was being conducted to tho
police for having caused a disturbance in a
state OF drunkenness, and cried several
times, Vive = Emhsreur
Ihejury found him gully Of having in
voked the name of the Usarper, but net
with the direct intention OF exciting the
citizens 60 overthrow the government; and
accordi 8 to the SIN and 1Oth articles of
the Aforesaid law, the court condemned
him TO three months Imprisonment, a fine
Of so francs, 100 francs bail to ensure his
submission to the superin endonce cf the
high police, under which, after the expi-
during year, and to pay costs
Extract ofG iesfeT, dafed
PARIS, Nov. 26.