Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
london, JannaI.u II.

| We are told IN the Ministerial faperS
| that the object of the Duke OF Yelling
tons journey TO England was TO state ex-
| phcitly to Ministers that he could rot
| spare any part ofhis army to be Withdrawn
from France, since the present condition
| of that country was more critical than ev-
! er by which we suppose is meant tie ST.
tuaiiOn Of the Buurbohs is more critical
| than ever.
The Noble Duke cannot he ignorant.
that the French government have lodged
| 10 actual money IN our hands fer Sererai
! months pvSr and IN. is well aware, that e.
ven The contributions agreed OH were
pnnct,aiiv pad, &, " are bat par of the
SUN which the troops actually cost but
Iflt he true, that no money has been lodg-
ed in our hands for the payment of the
troops since March last, he must, iD COM
mon with every other Britoh, be sensibiy
affected by the misery which is thereby
brongh, on the people of England.
There Is Il rnmonr in the city, that in
consequence ofthe non-payment of the
British troops by the French, it has be-
come necessary for our government 10
send over sum in dollars. for that par
pose: and that on Wednesday last great
exchange broker had AN interview with
the Chancellor of the ENchequer, on the
sHhiect ofa supply ofbetwecn and 400,-
COO t, which that gentleman has ever
since been collecting.
The Dublin Evening Post of Tuesday
last, contains the following paragraph,
under the head of
CATHOLIC AFFAIRS.
Having stated last Saturday, on com
pctent authority, that it was the opinion of
Ministers themselves. that the Catholic
Question would be carried in the ensuing
Session of Parliament, we were prepared,
as usual, 10 encounter contradiction. We
haze, however TO add, that Lord Lirerpool
himself, tie Prime Minister, has Sigmifed
his intention of supporting the measure, and
of course, the certainty OF lis success"
Paris, January 5.
There are fving reports here of the pro-
Iected war of Russia against Austria, for
the purpose of wrestling from the latter
power that part of Poland which fell To her
lot IN the partition. These reports are
founded upon the fact of The Emperor A
lcxauder, having animmensc army assem-
hled In Poland, and having lately ordered
fresh levIes IN that country. The reno
val OF Carnot from Warsaw TO Magdeburg,
which lately engaged our attention, took
place IN consequence of Inc following cir
cumstances, which have from undGubt-
ed authority. He was received at Warsaw
by both Russians and Poles with the great
est distinction the latter, in particular,
greeted the French patriot with an enthu-
sIasm, which, under present circumstan-
ces, was perhaps indiscreet. The Empe-
ror Alexander made him a proposal to go
TO Petersburg with a suitable appoint
ment which proposal the latter, reflect
ing on the changes incident to govern
ment so despotlc i'll its nature, declined
PXDragSIuU 1f fii.. game finp "a Ia 70
tire into Prussia. He, therefore, made
an application for this purpose to the
King of Prussia, who readily consentedto
give him an asylum Ill his d0rninions, of
ferlng him the residence of Berlin, with
this condition, however, that of his invi-
ting his family ihither, with "a view TO set
Element. This condition of settlement
the exiled patriot could not reconcile TO
his feelings he therefore, confined him
sell to the request of inhabiting some 9th
er principal town of Prussia upon
which, Magdeburgh, where lie resides
at present, was fixed upon for that pur-
pose.
January 9.
The Duke ofRichelieu visited tleDuk
OF Wellington yesterday morning, with
whom lie had "a long conference. The
Minister OF the Interior visited his Grace
at fhe same time. The two Ministers came |
away together.
The King heard Mass yesterday in lis |
apartments, aud afterwards presided at d |
Council of Ministers, Which sat from one |
O'Clock till five.
It's thought, that the stay of tie Duke |
OF Wellington at Paris will be prolonged |
iii March. Journal dies DebGtS.
I.ieStc, Decen6cJ- %.
The Sublime Porte has expedited Fir |
mans 10 the I}arbary Regcncics, enjoiuing
them 10 respect aud cause TO be respected |
the flags OF Powers with which the Porte
is al peace.
The Imperial and ROYAL Iuternuncio
AT COnstaniinople has addressed the fol /
loving Declaration to the Chamber OF |
Commerce, i'll order TO satisfy the Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, aud 5hip-owm-
ers
The Ottoman Porte, faithful to lis en-
gagements contracted by the treaty OF
1888, yenewed IN 1915, is ready to give
compensation for the depredaiions com
mittcd by the Barbary Powers, should the
latter refuse to do il, and has addressed
new FirDaus To the Barbary Regencics,
ordering them 10 respect tie Austrian
flag.
We have reason 10 believe that these
inlunctlOns will have Ine desired Ell
iect."
This act is considered remarkable, FROM
tie jurisdiction assumed by the Porte IN
the transactions Of tie Regencieswilli Tie
Christian Powers, aud If IS attributed To